Jesuit Athletic Training
Athletic training is the care, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. The athletic training staff at Strake Jesuit is responsible for the healthcare of all Crusader athletes. Strake Jesuit's athletic training program is directed by Mr. Keith Duhon, a licensed and certified athletic trainer. Students, as qualified, assist Mr. Duhon in the following areas:
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rendering first aid
taping and bandaging
rehabilitating injured athletes
preparation of medical kits and supplies
supervision of games and practices
other duties as assigned
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Bro. Casey Ferlita, SJ - Asst.
Keith Duhon, LAT, ATC |
Each summer a group of sudents attend two to three-day training camps held at various college campuses. These students are instructed by college trainers in basic and/or advanced skills and competencies.
Athletic training is recognized by the American Medical Association as an Allied Healthcare Profession. Becoming a student trainer is an excellent way to gain a head start into a health or medical career. All student trainers, with the exception of freshmen, receive physical education credit for the time they put in with the athletic training staff.
2010-2011 Student Trainers
(L to R): Michael Spurgat, Evan LeGros.
2006-2007 Trainers
2004-2005 Trainers
