APAD John Hartley jhartleylspsorg Athletics Secretary Robin Gill rgilllspsorg 5862858920 Role of the Athletic Department Coordinate all athletic programs Communicate athletic and school system guidelines to studentathletes parents and coaches ID: 624129
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Athletic Department Staff
- AP/AD- John Hartley
jhartley@lsps.org
Athletics Secretary- Robin Gill
rgill@lsps.org
586-285-8920Slide2
Role of the Athletic Department
Coordinate all athletic programs
Communicate athletic and school system guidelines to student/athletes, parents, and coaches
Oversee due process of student/athletes
Enforcement of the Athletic Handbook
Ensure we are following all MHSAA standardsSlide3
Booster Club
President- Wendy Tobias
- Vice President- Sue DeLong
Treasurer- Beth
Machnik
Secretary-
Lisa Borgacz
Trustees-
Keely
Boren, Tracy Ritz, Chris
FroggeSlide4
Misc.
Office location
Schedule location, MHSAA.com, athletic website
Insurance (
Infosnap
)
MHSAA Concussion Insurance (new 2015)
Transportation- 10 mile ruleSlide5
Athletic Website
http://shoriansports.weebly.com/
Individual sport information pages
Practice schedules
Game schedules
Photos, stats, bus schedules
A work in progress!!Slide6
Gate Fees
Gate fees $5
Stand alone 9
th
/JV contests will remain $3
Annual passes remain - $30 adult, $25 Students
In-season athletes are free for that season
Student fee $2 (current LS ID)
Gate will open 30 minutes prior to start of contestSlide7
OK to Participate Cards
2
nd
year of implementation 2016-17, checks and balances
Student/athlete must have-
Physical card on file (April 15, 2016)
Emergency card on file
Deemed academic/transfer eligible to participate
Student given signed/stamped card from AO, presented to the coach- may participateSlide8
Athletic Trainer
Scott
Ruhle
, ATC
Internship through DMC @ Pointe Fitness
Grand Valley State University
Coverage of home events
Dr.
Sadiq
Haque
affiliation
Treatment of athletes
All coaches trained in CPR/First Aid/Concussion/Heat HumiditySlide9
Concussion Legislation
PA 342 and 343- Michigan Sports Concussion Awareness Laws- Effective June 30, 2013
Involved adults participate in an online concussion awareness
training program.
Provide educational resources to parents, athletes, and volunteers, and obtain a signed statement that is to be kept on record at school.
Immediate removal of an athlete suspected of sustaining a concussion. Athlete must receive written clearance from appropriate health professional prior to return of physical activity.Slide10
MHSAA Concussion InsuranceSlide11
Heat/Humidity
MHSAA policy
30 minutes prior to start/60 minutes after start take temp and humidity readings
Digital
Psychrometer
used to read temp and heat index
Anytime Heat Index is above 95 degrees- special regulations regarding practice and contests go into effect.
HI above 104 degrees- stop all activity
Temp below 80, no need for any special regulationsSlide12
Eligibility
MHSAA regulation- Credit in 66% of class load- passing 4 out of 5 at LSHS
LSPS policy- minimum 2.0 GPA- immediately eligible
1.5-1.99- Probationary status- minimum 2 weeks ineligibility. Must raise GPA by .5 to regain eligibility.Slide13
Substance Abuse
Tobacco
Alcohol
Narcotics
Other serious offenses
24/7/365
Zero tolerance for violations- privilege not a rightSlide14
Role of the Coach
Good role model- conduct, character, professionalism
Communicate with parents/athletes
Promote educational experience of athletics
Responsible for guiding the team/goals
Supervise all activities pertaining to the team
Respect officials decisionsSlide15
Role of the Student/Athlete
Dependable, positive, work ethic, sportsmanship (good teammate)
Honor the code of conduct (drug, alcohol, tobacco free)
Maintain academic eligibility
Perform to the best of ability on the playing surface
Respect decisions of officialsSlide16
Role of the Parent
Support/Encourage your Son/Daughter to perform to the best of their ability
Be aware of expectations from the coaching staff
Model sportsmanlike behavior at all times
Communicate with coaches to enhance positive relationship
Be active in the athletic booster club
Respect decisions of officials
Be alcohol and tobacco free at all times on school propertySlide17
Sum it up
Players play!
Coaches coach!
Officials officiate!
Fans be supportive and cheer positive at events!Slide18
Coach contact
Email address, phone call, scheduled meeting
24 hour rule (delay the contact)
Non-team personnel not allowed in team area for games and practices- safety and security of all involved.
Best and worst- part of the solution, not a part of the problem