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SPORTSMANSHIP NIGHT

SPORTSMANSHIP NIGHT “BUILDING CHARACTER THROUGH SPORTS” School Website www. Pghs.org Look for schedules, information, announcements ***** Need Breaker Club representatives ***** Need webmaster help ***** Need content contributors ( website) Breaker Club

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SPORTSMANSHIP NIGHT

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  1. SPORTSMANSHIP NIGHT “BUILDING CHARACTER THROUGH SPORTS”

  2. School Website www. Pghs.org Look for schedules, information, announcements ***** Need Breaker Club representatives ***** Need webmaster help ***** Need content contributors ( website)

  3. Breaker Club • President Carlyn Boggan • New board for 2007-8 Get involved! • Website link http://www.pghs.org/sports/index.htm If every parent contributes one evening of work, we have 400 shifts covered each season. !

  4. Sportsmanship Video Student presentation by Jennifer Luscombe

  5. “Sportsmanship” needed from : • COACH Coach • PARENT Parent • FANS Fans • STUDENTS Student-athlete

  6. The Coach“The role model” Teaching respect and sportsmanship daily Demonstrating respect and sportsmanship daily Praising respect and sportsmanship daily Demonstrates that he is coaching to develop character, not coaching to win. Not just in words, but in actions. back

  7. The Parent“The biggest fan” • Respecting the coach’s ultimate authority • Respecting that playing time is not a subject of negotiation • Role modeling “positive standards of conduct” as a fan and parent. • Resisting being a “backseat coach” and gossiping about team in the “stands” Becoming a fan of the team, not of the child back

  8. The Fans“Representing our Community” • Purity in cheering –proper etiquette • All positive remarks toward PG players • Hospitable, not hostile to our opponents • May not disrupt game • Respecting officials calls • CHEERING, NOT JEERING! Represent PG with class! back

  9. The Student-Athlete • Respecting Teammates • Respect Teammates • Respecting Opponents • Respect Opponents • Respecting Themselves • Respect Themselves • Respecting Rules • Respect Rules • Respecting Academics • Respect Academics • Respecting Authority • Respect Authority back

  10. Respecting Teammates“Learning to love each other as humans” tolerance acceptance respecting Trust Cooperation Interdependence sharing success, sharing defeat Self-esteem develops through teammates Confidence is contagious back

  11. Dynamics of a team • Reserves • PATIENCE • PERSEVERANCE • FOLLOWERS • NOT JEALOUS OR ENVIOUS • Learning short term investment gives • long term performance profits Starters / “stars” MODESTY HUMBLE RESPECT WITHOUT REGARD TO ABILITY LEVELS ROLE MODEL/TEACHER Learning short term attitudes might hurt long term performance back

  12. Respecting Opponents“Learning to represent” • Never a cheap shotAlways a hand of peace • Never trash talkingAlways a word of respect • Never intent to hurtAlways intent to help Knowing without an opponent, there is no contest…. Honor in victory Honor in defeat back

  13. Respecting Rules Respecting team rules and discipline Respecting transportation and bus rules Respecting game rules and their intent Respecting facility rules and regulations No honor in cheating Do you trust someone who takes shortcuts? back

  14. Respecting Oneself Learning to break barriers Physically, mentally, psychologically Learning to set goals high ( and higher) Learning integrity will last forever Learning that failure is an ingredient to success back

  15. Respecting Academics • Understanding the concept “student-athlete” • Understanding failing in the classroom is not a personal decision.. It affects the team. • Learning to plan homework and develep time management skills (Prioritizing time) back

  16. Respecting Authority • Respecting Coaches • Respecting Officials • Respecting Adults Learning behavior with etiquette back

  17. Transportation policy • $30 transportation fee per sport • All trips on penninsula are “one way drops” • All trips out of valley are “stays” and athletes must return on the bus if they go on the bus • Exceptions team to team which coaches will explain in their meetings.

  18. Transportation Policy Students who travel on bus must return on bus (exception) prewritten note signed by administrator Parents may only drive their own children unless the following paperwork is complete • Insurance coverage form ( for “chauffeurs”) • Field trip authorization ( for passengers)

  19. Transportation • Students MAY NOT drive other students to events. Students may not transport themselves to events from school.**Golf/Softball** • Students may return home from an event ONLY with an adult over the age of 25 which we have authorization/paperwork.

  20. Team Meetings Collect all fees and forms Go over schedules/team rules/expectations Go over parent needs and sign ups Create season plan for success Discuss fund raisers and banquet Q & A with coaching staff

  21. Team Meeting Locations Track Rm I2 Lacrosse Multi Jerry Pfeiffer, Tom Light Chris Giron Swimming Gym Tennis E 4 Lauralea Gaona, Rebecca Roveto Rob Friedrich Boys Golf B5 Baseball Portable Larry Haggquist, Andy Kohn Gil Ruiz, Jordan Gasperson Softball E1 Ken Shuck

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