Transcript Athletic Meeting

MSHSAA CONCUSSION
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WELCOME
• Upcoming Events
• Purpose of Meeting
–Review of Athletic Handbook
–MSHSAA Eligibility Rules
–Sportsmanship
–Parent and Coach Communication
–Risks of Competition
–Role of Parents in Athletics
–Q & A
Basic Guidelines
• Pg. 2
• Shuttle Bus vs. Activity Bus
• Transportation to and From
Games - Sign out Sheet /
Permission letter to Ath. Office
• Minimum Attendance
• School Discipline
Code of Ethics - Pg 3
• 365 Day Commitment
• Citizenship - “Creditable Citizens”
• Stealing - School or Community
–Alcohol
–Tobacco
–Sexual Harassment
–Drugs
• Prescription Pills
Participation Fee and Passes
• $25, $15, $10
• Game entries - $4.00 V, $3.00 JV & under
• Passes:
–Year long Family - $70.00 - no
tournaments or shootouts
–Year long Individual - $35.00
–Season Family Pass - $30.00
–Season Individual - $15.00
Equipment Pg. 3
Any equipment lost or stolen must
be paid for by the student in
whose name it was checked out.
Sportsmanship Standards
• Pg. 4
• Want to Create a positive
image and experience at all
sporting events
• We want to be boosters of
good play, not fans.
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Sportsmanship Cont…
Don’t embarrass anyone
Respect officials
Respect property of School
Encourage your team
Treat opponents with respect
Appreciate good play
Accept decisions by coaches
No noisemakers/taunts toward opponent
Standing only in student sections
Be modest in victory & gracious in defeat
Maintain good sportsmanship at all times
Player’s Role
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Goal - Competitive at the Varsity level
Prepare for chance to win
Succeed from failure
Play with:
–Confidence
–Discipline
–Integrity
Officials Role
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In charge of the game
Make Subjective Judgments
Enforce the rules and Control Play
Can stop play for:
– Unsportsmanlike behavior players/fans
– Can eject - players/fans
• Wish for Officials leaving WHS
Coach’s Role
• Manage the team and players
• Determine team placement and p.t.
• Based on: Ability, Effort, Discipline
and Coachability
• Evaluate the Officials
• Decisions made in best interest of
program, team and players
Coach’s Role Cont…
• Teach: skills, techniques, and
strategies to be successful
• Help to develop positive
characteristics in your child
• Please help us by supporting
our Coaches
Parents and Spectators Role
• Support your Child
• Applaud good play - Ours and
Opponents
• Respect the decisions of the
Official
• Do not interact with the Official
• Letter from Bruce Brown
Parents Role Cont…
• Champions of Character
–Self Assessment for parents
expectations
–Compare to your child’s
expectations
• The Role of Parents in Athletics
- During the game
- After the game
Parent &Coach Communication
• Expectations from Coach
Pg. 11-12
• Expectations from Parents
• Not Appropriate to Discuss
–Playing time
–Team strategy
–Play calling
–Other Student-Athletes/Participants
• Flow Chart for High and Middle Sch.
MSHSAA Eligibility
• Bona Fide Student
• Citizenship - Creditable Citizens are those
students whose conduct, both in school
and out of school, does not reflect
discredit upon themselves or their school.
• Academics
– Earned 3.0 units of credit previous semester
– Enrolled in 3.0 units of credit currently
– No F Rule
– NO Summer school
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Residence Requirements
Transfers - come to office A.S.A.P.
Participation Limits
Entering School
Amateur & Award Standards
–Must be an amateur - protect by not:
–Accepting cash or services and
–Don’t receive merchandise with a value
over $100.00
–You may accept symbolic awards trophies, medals, plaques, and etc.
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Age Limits
Playing under a false name
Graduated Students
Nonschool Competition
–Not the same sport same season
–Approval from administration
–Can’t miss school time
• College Auditions and Tryouts
• All-Star Games
• Recruiting of Athletes
• Transfer for Athletic Reasons
• Sports Camps and Clinics
–Pg. 8-9 number 17
College Eligibility
• NCAA & NAIA have requirements to
play
• NCAA ELIGIBILITY CENTER
• It is the parent and athletes job to
pursue playing at the next level. Do
not wait. Begin learning the
requirements you must meet.
• 100 Acad. Scholarship to 1 Athletic
Misc.
• Booster Club
• Athletic Commitment Form and Know
the Risks - must be signed
• Attendance Card
–Make sure you turn it in, or you will
have to come to another meeting