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Our Philosophy in Sports:
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Participation
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Skill Development
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Having Fun
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Trustworthiness
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Coaches are committed to
each child’s personal
growth as an individual and as teammates
through
winning and losing.
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We trust in you the same
loyalty to the team. Assist the coach in helping each child grow into
a
great athlete and individual by reinforcing the coach’s lessons at home.
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We trust each individual and parent is committed
to giving full effort
and participation to his/her team.
Respect
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Coaches respect each player as a unique individual -
capable of making a
positive contribution to the team.
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Each player possess strengths and weaknesses that make him
or her unique.
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Coach’s time and effort.
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Opponents, teammates, parents, and the sport.
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Coach’s decisions. Do not coach from the sidelines during
games or practices.
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Referees decisions and judgment during games.
Responsibility
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Each player and parent to show up to practices and games
on time and
dressed properly.
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Pick up athlete on time after games or practice.
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Concerns or questions - meet with coach in private, not
during a game or practice.
Fairness
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Each player should play hard and fair within the rules or
guidelines in order to obtain the
highest level of success with honor.
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Playing time will be evaluated fairly on the traits of
effort, commitment, and attitude.
Caring
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Coaches care about each child’s experience in youth sports
and want to make it a positive one.
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Coaches care about your child as an individual first and
an
athlete second.
Encourage and support each child in good
and trying
times.
Citizenship
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Exhibit great character to the other communities by
setting a good example of good sportsmanship and community loyalty.
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Cheer appropriately for both teams. Do not openly
criticize
players, coaches, or referees.
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Spectators must sit on the bleachers, on the opposite
sideline of the team benches.
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