HARTLAND

1. HARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER SPRING 2014 http://www.hartlandhighschool.us/subsites/Andrew-Kartsounes/Girls-Soccer/index.html

2. Soccer Staff VARSITY COACH: Andrew J. Kartsounes Home (810) 750-5505 Cell (810) 247-1451 School (810) 626-2320 andrewkartsounes@hartlandschools.us JV COACH: Helen Garrick Cell (517) 672-2896 Email helen.garrick16@gmail.com ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Jason Reck Athletic Office (810) 626-2300 jasonreck@hartlandschools.us CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER: Jilli Kauppi

3. Required Paperwork Physical Pay to Participate Consent Form Emergency Contact Sheet Transportation Waiver

4. Physicals • Must have a current physical on file in the athletic office prior to first tryout or practice. • Must be dated after April 15, 2013. • All information must be filled out on the form

5. PAY TO PARTICIPATE • HS Funded Sport: $175 per athlete, per sport • Fees must be paid prior to first contest • Refund Policy: Consideration for partial refunds will only be given to students who are physically unable to participate do to injury. • Pay to Paticipate Fee can now be paid online using PayForIt.net

7. Scholarships • Full Scholarship - Covers the full cost of the pay to participate fee. Must demonstrated financial need. • Partial Scholarship - Covers a portion of the cost of the pay to participate fee. Must demonstrate financial need. • Payment plans - Arrangement made with the athletic office in which the pay to participate fee is paid in installments.

9. Booster Fee • $100 per athlete • Payment needed if player did not fill three spots during the U of M fundraiser in the fall. Fee needed to pay for: 1/4th of the kit, the Banquet, Senior Night, Meet and Greet, indoor space for tryouts, etc. Payment to team rep by separate cash or check and made payable to Hartland Soccer Boosters

10. Academic Eligibility To be eligible to participate in athletics in Hartland Consolidated Schools a student shall: 1. Have a previous semester grade point average of 2.0. 2. Have passed 5 of 6 previous semester hours. 3. Have demonstrated passing grades in five of six classes on the six-week report card. Please refer to the Secondary Student Handbook for further information.

11. Academic Probation Each Student-Athlete will be afforded ONE semester of academic probation if they meet the following requirements: • Have earned a 1.5 to a 1.99 Grade Point Average. • Have passed 5 out of 6 classes. Please refer to the Secondary Student Handbook for further information.

12. Attendance • Must attend all 6 hours to participate or practice • If you are more than 10 minutes late for class, you will be marked absent. • Medical, Dental, or school related absences can be approved by the Athletic Director with proper documentation. • A school “excused absence” is not sufficient for participation.

14. Behavior • Problematic behavior can have an impact on athletic participation. • Alcohol and Drug Policy • Tobacco Policy • Hazing • Social Networking PLEASE READ THE SECONDARY HANDBOOK!

15. Sportsmanship at Hartland High School • R3- Reason, Respect, and Responsibility • Code of Conduct • Loud, Proud, and Positive • Adults lead by example!

17. BUS RULES • Any improper behavior on the buses will result in the loss of playing time. Using the buses is a privilege, not a right, and should be treated accordingly. • All Varsity team members will ride the bus to and from all away games unless previous written arrangement has been made with your coach and the athletic department. (3) All JV team members will ride the bus to all away games unless previous written arrangement has been made with your coach and the athletic department. Players may either take the bus home or they will be released to their parents.

18. VARSITY LETTERS A Varsity Letter will be awarded to any player who successfully completes the season and has played in at least two varsity level regular season games.

19. EQUIPMENT To help prevent injuries and increase performance all players must wear a soccer shoe designed for outdoor use. All players are required to have shinguards with an NOCSAE stamp that are appropriate for your height. Both of these pieces of equipment as well as running shoes and drinking water must be brought to all practices and contests.

20. EQUIPMENT Beginning with the 2012 fall season, the front of the shinguard must be permanently marked with the NOCSAE seal and height standards for that guard as in the diagram.  Shinguards with the NOCSAE seal on a tag only will not be permitted

21. UNIFORMS In order to promote team identity, unity, and attendance at our matches all players will be required to wear either their jerseys or shirt and tie on match days. Failure to comply will result in loss of playing time and/or starting privileges. It is expected that all uniforms and warm-ups issued will be returned promptly at the conclusion of the season in the same condition as they were issued. Any loss of or damage to uniforms will result in a fine commensurate with the replacement or repair cost.

22. UNIFORMS All players must purchase two pairs of socks for $20. Checks, separate from the participation fee, should be made out to Hartland Soccer Boosters and given to your team representative. If the purchase of socks or other equipment presents any problem, please see your coach or the athletic director.

23. PRACTICES Beginning Monday, April 8th on non-game days

24. MAPS Maps to all games can be found on the Girls Soccer website. It is important to check these maps because some schools play at fields that are not located at their high schools. Girls Soccer Website

25. Soccer BoostersMeeting Agenda • Introduction to the Hartland Soccer Boosters. (President Jack Bowen) • U of M Fundraiser summary (President Jack Bowen) • Elections (Time to volunteer!) • Board Members (2) • JV Parent Rep (1) • Varsity Parent Rep (1) • Meet & Greet (Deborah Pousho)

26. Girls Team Finances

27. UM Concessions Summary