Transcript 2012-2013 FHSAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

2014-2015 FHSAA STUDENT-ATHLETE
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
SPRING MEETING
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2015
WELCOME!
 Section 1 Representatives
• Jurian Edelenbos, Fleming Island
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Section 3 Representatives
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Ryan Fournier, Escambia
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Katie Ringdahl, Oak Hall (Gainesville)
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Daniel Veillux, St. Francis Catholic
(Gainesville)
 Section 2 Representatives
• Andrew Cacciatore Holy Trinity
(Melbourne)
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Caroline Gibbs, Lake Brantley (Altamonte
Springs)
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Alexandra Romanello, Nease (Ponte Vedra)
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William Thomas, Dunnellon
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Kellisha Bellamy, Booker (Sarasota)
Tyler Lopes, Seacrest Country Day (Naples)
Elizabeth Roux, Gulf Coast (Naples)
Matthew Walker, George Jenkins (Lakeland)
Section 4 Representatives
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Kendra Guerrero, Archimedean (Miami)
Sydney Konrath, Marathon
Antonio Menarde, Archimedean (Miami)
Sima Vazquez, Carrollwood (Miami)
ICEBREAKER
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Who Am I? Rules
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Who Am I? is a guessing game where you use the traits and characteristics of famous, historical, or company figures to break the ice
with each other. Any sized group can play — you are only limited by your own imagination! Materials required are sticky nametags
and a marker. Self-adhesive white Avery labels work great. This game works well for medium to extra large sized groups.
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Setup for the Who Am I Game
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Before your group arrives, prepare sticky nametags with the names of famous people (or any other people that EVERYONE in the
group will know). For example, you can write:
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SUPERMAN, INDIANA JONES, HARRY POTTER, BATMAN, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, BRITNEY SPEARS or
MICKEY MOUSE
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And so on. If you like, you could also stick labels on each person’s forehead instead of their back.
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Playing Who Am I?
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Place one of the nametags on the upper back of each player. Once everyone has a nametag on their back, explain the rules to
everyone: each person must try to figure out which famous person that they are, only asking “Yes” or “No” questions to gain clues
about the name that is on their back.
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For example, a player can ask questions like: “Am I an athlete?” “Am I a female?” “Am I a young person?” and so on.
SAAC MISSION STATEMENT
“We work to represent the best interests of all student-athletes
by presenting their concerns to the FHSAA, thereby developing
initiatives for future improvement. Our goal is to promote the
advancement of sportsmanship and integrity by fostering an
ethical, safe, competitive environment on and off the field.”
2014-2015 SAAC INITIATIVES
 Promoting sportsmanship through the Sunshine State Spirit Showdown
 Creating guidelines for school level student leadership/advisory groups that
serves to address concerns of their own student-athletes, not limited to but
including college prep, sportsmanship, community service, inclusion of ALL sports
and safety of student-athletes
TODAY’S AGENDA & GOALS
 Selection of the Sunshine State Spirit Showdown Winner
 Creation of a PowerPoint Presentation about forming leadership groups at the
local level
FACILITATIVE LEADERSHIP – WORKING AS A
GROUP
 Everyone needs to be heard
 Respect all other opinions
 Agree to Disagree
 Reach your objectives
 Work with timelines
 Bring a problem, bring a solution
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
SELECTING A WINNER!
DISCUSSION LED BY QUINTEN ERSHOCK
OBJECTIVE: WATCH AND REVIEW VIDEO SUBMISSIONS TO DECIDE ON A WINNER OF THE FIRST EVER
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
OVERVIEW
 Videos must be between 90 seconds and 3 minutes
 Must also include at least 30 seconds of discussion about why school should be winner
 Cheers must be positive
 Sportsmanship is the overall goal for this program
 Submission videos were sent to FHSAA by February 2 and YouTube playlist is
created with all of the submissions
 Videos that meet the requirements will be uploaded to FHSAA social media.
 Fans will be encouraged to watch all videos and vote on favorites using Survey
Monkey link on social media sites
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
CHOOSING A WINNER
 Fans will be encouraged to watch all videos and vote on favorites using Survey Monkey
link on social media sites
 Fan votes will be divided by school population to keep competition fair amongst large schools
and small schools
 SAAC makes final decision on winner which will be determined based on the following
criteria:
 Positive sportsmanship
 Student body & community participation
 School spirit
 Originality of cheers
 Organization of the group and student body
 Overall fun
 How well did the school follow guidelines
 Social media votes
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
Second Annual School Spirit Competition
Nine Entries:
 “Go Crusaders” by Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)
 “Clay Crazies Part 2” by Clay (Green Cove Springs)
 Chiles (Tallahassee)
 Fort Walton Beach
 Mosley (Lynn Haven)
 “Knightmares” by Oakleaf (Orange Park)
 “One School, One Family” Palmetto Ridge (Naples)
 “Robinson Knightmare” by Robinson (Tampa)
 Seabreeze (Daytona Beach)
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
YOUR TASK – SELECTING A WINNER
• Rate videos in each distinct category on a 1 – 5 rating scale
• 1 being low, 5 being high
• To keep the contest fair between large schools and small schools, fan
votes will be divided by school population and only used to enhance
the score provided by the SAAC evaluation
• Fan vote formula
• Social Media Fan votes divided by 2013-2014 School Population
then multiplied by 100
• Fan vote will be added to the SAAC overall score
• Winner will receive banner and plaque from FHSAA at a pep rally
hosted by winning school
SUNSHINE STATE SPIRIT SHOWDOWN
WATCH & RATE VIDEOS
2015 Sunshine State Spirit Showdown
And the winner is…….
FORMING A STUDENT
LEADERSHIP GROUP AT THE
LOCAL LEVEL
DISCUSSION LED BY SEAN BERGER
OBJECTIVES: CREATE POWERPOINT PRESENTATION FOR MEMBER SCHOOLS TO UTILIZE WHEN FORMING THEIR
OWN STUDENT LEADERSHIP GROUPS
GENERAL DISCUSSION
 What is a student leadership group?
 Group Composition
 Selection Process
 Meetings
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION
 Topics to address with Student Leadership Group
 College Prep
 Sportsmanship
 Community Involvement
 Inclusion of All Sports
 Student-Athlete Safety
THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN
THE 2014-2015 SAAC!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE GRADUATING SENIORS!
JUNIORS – GET READY FOR NEXT YEAR!