Sports Medicine

Bishop McNamara Sports Medicine is located in the Fine Arts & Athletics Center Building on the main campus. It is comprised of certified athletic trainers, athletic training student interns, student aids, referring orthopedic surgeons, and other specialists.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Bishop McNamara High School Athletic Training staff is to provide optimal health care for all student-athletes in the Bishop McNamara community. The care provided should include the prevention, recognition, evaluation, initial treatment, continued treatment, referral, and proper rehabilitation for all athletic injuries and illnesses. Additional responsibilities include education of the patients and sports medicine aids, counseling of the patients, as well documentation and record keeping. It is also a goal of the Bishop McNamara Athletic Training staff to set a positive, Christian example for the student-athletes to follow in treating each other with respect and compassion.

Sports Medicine Documents and Information

BMHS Concussion Packet

BMHS Injury Referral Form

If your child is being referred to a physician for further evaluation of their injury, this form will be sent home. Documentation of written clearance for athletic participation is required anytime they are seen by a physician, regardless of whether or not the athletic trainers made the referral. Without clear instructions on your child's participation ability or limits, treatment cannot be provided, and your child will be withheld from their sport. Documentation is only acceptable from physicians, MD or DO (no DPT, DAT, or DC).

Bishop McNamara High School Injury Referral Form

BMHS Athletic Training Policies & Procedures Handbook

Sports Medicine Staff

Katherine Cobarrubias

Head Athletic Trainer

Jordan Fleet

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Team Doctor - Craig H. Bennett, M.D.

Team Doctor - Craig H. Bennett, M.D.

Craig H. Bennett, M.D.

Chief of Sports Medicine

Dr. Bennett is an assistant professor of orthopaedics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and chief of sports medicine in the department of orthopaedics at the University of Maryland Medical Center. He is also the head team orthopaedic surgeon for the University of Maryland at College Park.

Dr. Bennett specializes in treating knee, shoulder and ankle injuries and in complex reconstructive surgery, particularly on the knee, such as anterior cruciate and posterior cruciate ligament reconstructions, cartilage surgery, meniscus transplantation, knee osteotomies and partial knee replacements.

Dr. Bennett previously served on the staff of the Center for Sports Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh, where his roles included being associate team physician with the Pittsburgh Steelers and head team physician for the University of Pittsburgh men's basketball team.

He received his medical degree from the University of California at San Francisco. He completed a residency in orthopaedic surgery at Emory University and a knee and shoulder surgery fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

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