Transcript Diapositiva 1

MS FALL SPORTS
Football, Boys Soccer, Fastpitch
PARENT MEETING
9/4/2014
4:45 PM
AGENDA
• INTRODUCTIONS
• STUDENT – ATHLETE
– GRADES AND GRADE CHECKS
– TEAM MEMBER
• EXPECTATIONS OF ATHLETES AND PARENTS
• MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
– CONCUSSIONS
– WHAT IF…
AGENDA
• SPORTSMANSHIP
• PROTOCOL WHEN ISSUES ARISE
– Have you talked to the coach?
– What items can I not talk about to the coach?
INTRODUCTIONS
• ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
– RON BARNARD, District AD
– How to get ahold of me
•Housed at the high school – but travel to YMS and RMS
•Work #: 360-458-6110
•Email: [email protected]
INTRODUCTIONS - 2
• FASTPITCH COACHES
• RMS
– Russ Riches, HEAD
– Trish Matthews, Assistant
• YMS
– Lindsay Walton, Head
– Kaelen Moore, Assist
INTRODUCTIONS - 3
• FOOTBALL COACHES
• RMS
– Tim Beaudin - HEAD
– Guy Simpson, Mike Munro, Dan Helms – Assistants
• YMS
– Justin Overlie - Head
– Mike Snodgrass, Mike Riley, Skeeter Cordova - Assistants
INTRODUCTIONS - 4
• BOYS SOCCER COACHES
• RMS
– Jerry Price - HEAD
– Cami Krise- Assistant
• YMS
– Art Vanveen - Head
– Salmon Lutz - Assistant
WIAA MEMBER SCHOOL
• WIAA stands for Washington Interscholastic
Activities Association
• It is a member school organization for 7th thru 12th
grade
• Have a set of rules created by our peers to ensure all
student-athletes are on the same playing field.
• There is a checklist that we need to verify for each
athlete.
• www.wiaa.com
SEAMOUNT LEAGUE
• Possibilities for next year – currently the
high school will be using WPA Networks in
the coming month
• www.narrowsleague.org
• Schedules – notification when changed
• Parents sign up for the notification
WHAT YOU SHOULD GET
FROM COACHES TONIGHT:
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Schedules
Coaches Expectations
Practice and Games (times and locations may vary)
How to contact the coaches
BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION
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GPA
Ave. Absences
Drop Out Rate
Graduation Rate
Athletes
2.86
6.52 days
0.7%
99.56%
Non-athletes
1.96
12.57 days
8.98%
94.66%
• Athletes are less likely to Engage In Risky Behavior, Smoke or Take
Drugs or Be Arrested
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Athletes are Exposed to:
Teamwork
Leadership
Self-Discipline
Sportsmanship
Socialization
Many More Benefits
STATE CONCUSSION POLICY
• AN act relating to requiring the adoption of policies for the
management of concussion and head injury in youth sports; amending
RCW 4.24.660 and adding a new section to chapter 28A.600 RCW.
• Each school district's board of directors shall work in concert with the
Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) to develop
the guidelines and other pertinent information and forms to inform and
educate coaches, youth athletes, and their parent(s)
/guardian(s) of the nature and risk of concussion and head injury
including continuing to play after concussion or head injury. On a
yearly basis, a concussion and head injury information sheet shall be
signed and returned by the youth athlete and the athlete's parent
and/or guardian prior to the youth athlete's initiating practice or
competition.
STATE CONCUSSION POLICY
• A youth athlete who is suspected of sustaining a
concussion or head injury in a practice or game shall be
removed from competition at that time.
• A youth athlete who has been removed from play may not
return to play until the athlete is evaluated by a licensed
health care provider trained in the evaluation and
management of concussion and receives written clearance
to return to play from that health care provider.
• State Concussion Training Video
WIAA CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT CONCUSSION POLICY
• If your Athlete is Showing Sign(s) of a Concussion
– Your Athlete will be removed from practice or
game/match/meet
– 911 will be called
– Parent or Guardian will be called (if not in attendance)
– Emergency Professional will make decision to
transport if parent is not present
– Athlete Cannot Practice or Play until written clearance
provided by a Doctor
INJURY ON THE FIELD
If there is an injury and we need a medic unit.
• Parents are called
• AD is called
• Coach goes with ambulance unless…
• Coaches have an emergency plan just in case …
STUDENT – ATHLETE
• GRADES/ELIGIBILITY
– To play in the first game they could not have more than 1 F (WIAA)
• Athletes are on probation for three weeks if they had 2 or more Fs previous June.
• September 22 (Monday) first day to be cleared academically.
– During the season athletes can’t have any failing grades.
– There are opportunities at both schools to make up work
• GRADE CHECKS
– Each season we do grade checks every two weeks – 2nd, 4th, and 6th week of
the season.
– September 24th, October 8th and October 22nd (Wednesdays)
– This is a snapshot of the teacher’s grade book
– Coaches get a copy and the athlete will receive an individual copy.
– If they have an F, they have until Monday to bring it up.
– 2 or more Fs, they can’t compete until Fs are up.
EXPECTATIONS OF
ATHLETES, AND PARENTS
Athletes
• Show respect for opponents by shaking hands
• Accept decision of the contest official
• Avoid un-sportsmanship like behavior
Parents
• Use only positive comments
• No yelling of negative comments toward coaches, athletes,
officials, or other fans
• Lead by example, citizenship to your student-athlete
• Provide time for post game positive reinforcement
for your child
EXPECTATIONS OF PARENTS
After Competition
– Give The Athlete Room to Think (Don’t Rehash Every
play)
– If They/The Team/or Others Played Poorly Don’t
Blame the Officials or Coaches
– If They/The Team/or Others Played Well Don’t Blame
the Officials or Coaches
Either Way Tell Them You Enjoy Watching Them
(Try it for a Season, Its Powerful!)
PARENTING YOUR STUDENTATHLETE VIDEO
• http://www.caadinc.org/parentvideo.html
Emphasis’ In Video
1) Be Positive and Support Your Son or Daughter
and Their Athletic Program
2) Make It Fun!
3) Keep Things In Perspective
PARENT EXPECTATIONS
• View Games and Practices with TEAM goals in
Mind
• Accept The Decisions of Officials and CoachesRemain in Control
• Release Your Child to The Coach and The
Team
• Be An Encourager - At Games and At Home
• Accept The Results of Each Game- Don’t Make
Excuses
• Be A Good Listener
PROTOCOL
WHEN ISSUES ARISE
Have you talked to the coach?
–Before, during, or after a game is not the best time to talk with
a coach. Their responsibility is with the athletes they are
supervising.
–Write the issue down
–Give yourself 24 hour rule – then set up an appointment to
meet with the coach.
–If for some reason that doesn’t work then we can set up a
meeting with myself and the Coach to resolve the issue.
What can I talk to the coach about?
• What are ways to help my son/daughter improve
their skills.
• Level of competition
• Treatment of your child – mentally and physically
What can I not talk to the coach about?
• Playing time
• Team Strategies
• Play calling
• Other Student-Athletes
WHY ATHLETES ARE
SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE
 Work Ethic
 Role of a Team Player
 Coachable
 How to Handle Adversity
 Always Gives Great Effort
 Be a Risk Taker
 Lead by Example
 Hold Yourself Accountable
HAVE A GREAT EXPERIENCE THIS
SEASON
Breakout Sessions
YMS Football
Aux Gym
YMS Fastpitch
YMS Boys Soccer
RMS Football
RMS Fastpitch
RMS Boys Soccer
Room 625
Commons
Main Gym
Room 616
Room 415
Thank You for Being Here