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Casteel Football 2019 Spring Parent Meeting

Join us for the Casteel Football 2019 Spring Parent Meeting and learn about the identity of our football program, expectations for players and parents, and the support needed for a successful football program. We will introduce the head coaches, athletic administration, and football operations. Discover our program's vision, mission, values, and expectations, including the importance of making championship choices. We will discuss locker room discipline, coach-player communication, accountability, and topics not open for discussion. Understand the philosophy of team before self and parent expectations, and receive information about the upcoming season, equipment, and offseason training.

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Casteel Football 2019 Spring Parent Meeting

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  1. Casteel Football 2019Spring Parent Meeting Be A Champion

  2. Coach Newcombe & Family • Dr. Robert Newcombe - Head Football Coach Wife Rachel, Isaiah 15, Jeremiah 13, Micah 9, Jonah 6

  3. Purpose of Parent Meeting • To Communicate • The identity of our football program • Expectations of players and parents • Information & support needed to effectively manage a successful football program

  4. Head Coaches • Varsity – Bobby Newcombe • JV – Randy Ross • Freshmen – Bob Callison

  5. Athletic Administration & Football Operations • Athletic Administration • Mr. Ryan Ridenour, High School Athletic Director • Ridenour.Ryan@cusd80.com • Ms. Jen Pugh, JH & HS Athletic Secretary  • Pugh.Jennifer@cusd80.com • Ms. Jen Johnson, Athletic Counselor • Johnson.Jennifer@cusd80.com • Leon Acosta III – Equipment Manager • Email: acostaiii.leon@cusd80.com • Mr. Chris Musselman – Strength Coach • Email: musselman.chris@cusd80.com • Football Operations • Mr. Rich Dellacona, Director of Football Operations (DFO) • Mrs. Rachel Newcombe, Director of Public Affairs (DPA)

  6. Program Identity Who are we?

  7. Vision & Mission • Vision • A program that champions the development of the student athlete • Mission Statement • To be a disciplined, hardworking, competitive team that strives for excellence, exudes confidence in our values, and expresses passion in service to our community • Coaching Focus • To create an environment where academic and athletic excellence are experienced at a high level.

  8. Values & Expectations • Values • Respect • Discipline • Hard Work • Expectations • To make Championship Choices- These are the hard choices that may require some sacrifices. These are choices that are above and beyond day-to-day decisions to go against what is popular and cool among peers and to focus on the path of great success.

  9. Locker Room / Discipline • No Hazing Policy (AIA, CUSD, School Level and Program) • No Bullying • Doesn’t matter how small or big – Zero Tolerance Policy • Locker Room Culture • Knowing the athletes (relationships) • Open Door Policy • All athletes are issued a lock • Discipline (if an athlete can’t discipline oneself then a coach must) • Situational Discipline (Isolated or Team) • We can all learn from an isolated incidence • Example: why did Mitchel have to run for Johnny’s mistake? The answer: Mitchel may think twice now if ever put in that same position.

  10. Accountability – Player & Coaches Coach’s Discretion • Coach/Player Communication • Ex: 1on1 conversation • Peer Support • Team Captains, Seniors • Film Study • Grading Plays, Technique • Conditioning • Physical & Mental • Communicate with Parents • Position; Depth Chart • Playing Time • Team Membership • Removal from all team activities

  11. Topics NOT Open for Discussion with Coach • Topics NOT Open for Discussion • Game Strategy • Playing Time • Position

  12. Team Before Self • The Team must come before the individual • The coaching staff will objectively assess each player’s ability within the context of our team to place our team in the best position to be successful as a whole and to put your son in what we believe is the best position(s) for him to blossom. • Position/Play Time Concerns/etc. • If your son would like to play a specific position or is concerned about anything involving game and team strategy, playing time, touches of the football, etc. • Parents...DO NOT come to any coach about this, but have your son MAN-UP and bring his concern(s) to coach directly.

  13. Best Way to Approach Coach • “Coach, what can I work on to help my team be more successful?” • “Coach, what can I work on to get better at ___________ so I can earn a spot on ___________?” • “What positions do you think I can help my team the most?”

  14. Parent Expectations • Uphold our Team Philosophy • Adhere to the rules and policies of our league • Be respectful of one another & our Casteel families • Let coaches coach - DO NOTcoach from the sidelines • Be humble and patient with players and coaches • Support our team the best you can to help create a great football experience

  15. Season Information What we do?

  16. Equipment • School provides equipment • Helmet, should pads, game/practice pants & jerseys • Personal Equipment – Must go through an approval process. See Leon Acosta for Information & forms • Ex: Helmets & Shoulder Pads • Equipment Manager • Leon Acosta III Email: acostaiii.leon@cusd80.com

  17. Offseason Training • Football Academy (Weights, Conditioning, & Classroom) • Strength Coach: Chris Musselman Email: musselman.chris@cusd80.com • 1st Hr. – Sr./Jr (12th/11th) • 2nd Hr. – 8th Graders • 3rd Hr. – Soph (10th) • 4thHr. – Fresh (9th) • Spring Football - • Navy shorts, white shirt, white socks • Casteel or plain gear only: Do Not Wear gear from other schools • Explosive Speed & Power Camp • 7on7/Big Man Tournaments • End of May through end of June • Communications will be sent out

  18. Football Participation Fees

  19. Spring & Fall Practices • Colt Time – 2:30-3:15 PM • Time for players to get caught up on work & follow up with teachers • We will monitor missing assignments & grades • JV/Varsity Practices – 3:30-5:45 PM • Spring May 6th – May 18th • Freshmen - 3:45-5:45 PM • Spring April 29th – May 18th • Fall Football Begins • July 22nd

  20. Varsity Game Schedule • Media Day –Saturday Aug 3rd (all day) • Blue/Gold Game – Saturday Aug 3rd 7:00 PM • Scrimmage TBA • Game 1 – Aug 23rd @ Centennial 7:00 PM • Game schedules are online at: https://casteelathletics.com

  21. Recruiting • Athletic Performance: Skill & Ability • Measurables, strength & athleticism, competitive resume, coachable, film • Academics 3.0+ • Habits, & Knowledge • Character • Team Communications • Direct communications with schools • Provide player profiles • Feature select players • Invite and welcome to our campus & team events • Adhere to specific FCS & FBS recruiting rules

  22. Recruiting Continued... • FCS & FBS recruiting rules (www.NCAA.org) • Football Academy • Recruiting resume • Recruiting plan • College selection • D1 (FBS/FCS), D2, D3

  23. Fundraising • Sponsorships - Companies and individuals can purchase advertising space in stadium, scoreboard or media guide. • TaxCredits - Up to $200 individual and up to $400 for married couples filing jointly can be claimed on personal income taxes. • Donations - Any individual can give money to support the program. • Events - Cow Chip Bingo, Discount cards, car washes, others to be determined. • Concessions – During our football games (home and visitor sides). We Need all Parents Involved • Merchandising- Sales from spirit wear and other products designed and sold on behalf of the team

  24. JV/Varsity Communications! • Twitter • Follow @casteelfootball • Facebook • Casteel Football • Visit www.casteelathletics.com • Packets and calendars are on website • Sign up for REMIND • Email: Newcombe.Robert@cusd80.com • Email: Ross.Randy@cusd80.com

  25. Freshmen Communications! • Twitter • Follow @casteelfootball • Facebook • Casteel Football • Visit www.casteelfootball.com • Packets and calendars are on website • Sign up for REMIND • Email: Callison.Robert@cusd80.com • Email: Newcombe.robert@cusd80.com

  26. Casteel Touch Down Club How can we enhance the football experience?

  27. Casteel TD Club • Jeff Laux – President • There are several open board and committee chair positions to support and volunteer • TD Club Meeting – Every 2nd Wednesday of each month • Wednesday, February 13th 7:00 pm Field House Classroom • To Contact TD Club: • Email: CasteelTDClub@gmail.com

  28. TD Club Info • We expect each parent to work one night in concessions/merchandising during the season • Rotations are set up so you do not expected to work when your son is on the field • Freshman handle Varsity games- JV handle Freshman - Varsity work JV games • We are excepting cases of water donations to sell in concessions. • Merchandise is available at all home games • Sponsorship opportunities are available • Email: CasteelTDClub@gmail.com for details

  29. TD Club Communications! • Twitter • Follow @casteelfootball • Visit www.casteelathletics.com • Packets and calendars are on website • Sign up for REMIND • Email: CasteelTDClub@gmail.com

  30. Thank you!!!

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