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International Youth, School, and Collegiate Sport: Governance and Organization

This chapter explores the governance and organization of international youth, school, and club sport. It defines and provides examples of youth, school, and club sport and discusses the organizational structure, leadership, and governance of international sport in these contexts. It also identifies key international competitions and stakeholders in school-based and club-based sport.

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International Youth, School, and Collegiate Sport: Governance and Organization

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  1. Chapter 13 C H A P T E R 13 International Youth, School, and Collegiate Sport Joanne MacLean, PhD

  2. Chapter Objectives • Define and provide examples of youth, school, and club sport • Discuss organizations for governing international youth sport (continued)

  3. Chapter Objectives (continued) • Outline the organization structure, leadership, and governance of international sport for youth within school-based and club-based sport organizations • Identify key international competitions for youth sport • Identify stakeholders in school-based and club-based sport

  4. Defining Youth, School,and Club Sport • Youth sport-organized activities involving youngsters between the ages of about six to eight years old and college age. • Competitive sports are played in colleges, universities, and high schools and middle schools in many countries. • Sport clubs, developed and made popular in Europe, are another common avenue for youth sport participation around the world.

  5. Governance and Organizationof International Youth Sport Events • World Youth Championships • International Children’s Games • Little League Baseball World Series

  6. Governance of FIFA World Youth Football Championship

  7. Example: Organizing Committeeof the International Children’s Games

  8. Four Levels of Organization Contribute to Little League Play

  9. Organizational Structureof Little League Baseball, Inc.

  10. Governance and Organizationof School Sport • International school sport • International University Sports Federation

  11. Organizational Structure of the International School Sport Federation

  12. National CollegiateAthletics Organizations

  13. Governance of Club Sport • YMCA • Club sport organizations

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