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Southmont Athletics

One Team – One Goal 2015 Parent/Athlete Meeting November 5, 2015

Agenda Items

• Welcome
• Academics
• Attendance
• Champions of Character
• Athletic Training
• Booster Club
• Team Parent Meetings
• Southmont Athletics
• Awards Purchased
• Clearinghouse Info
• Nutrition
• Out-of-Season Sports
• Website Information

Academics

• Students first, Athletes second
• No “F” Policy
• If a student-athlete earns one failing grade during a six

week marking period or trimester, he/she is ineligible for competition. A student-athlete can regain eligibility if there are no failing grades on the designated Progress Report date.

• If a student-athlete earns multiple failing grades

during one six week marking period or trimester grading period, he/she is ineligible for competition. A student-athlete can regain eligibility if there are no failing grades on the designated Report Card date.

• If student-athletes need academic help, morning

tutoring is available M-T-TH-F 7:30-8:00 a.m. Contact teachers if this time does not work.

Attendance

• An absence in class is defined as twenty-minutes of

missed class time.

• Any student who is absent any part of the school day

cannot practice or attend a school activity on the day

• f the absence unless the absence is cleared by the

Principal.

• Exempt absences are those verified by a medical,

dental, or legal note.

• Page 20 of the 2015-2016 student handbook.

Sportsmanship Video IHSAA/NAIA

• http://www.ihsaa.org/dnn/MembershipServices/Spor

tsmanship/VideoTrainingSeries/tabid/1711/Default.as px.

Athletic Training

• Southmont Athletic Trainer – Kim Chadd
• Kim.Chadd@Southmont.k12.in.us
• Franciscan Physician Network Sports Medicine
• Training room guidelines
• Physical Requirements – After April 1
• Concussion/Cardiac Arrest Forms
• Return To Play Procedure
• Doctor’s Notes
• IHSAA Practice Guidelines
• Missing practices due to suspension, illness, or injury.

Miss 5 to 10 practices, will need 4 additional practices in before competing in an event. Miss more than 10 consecutive practices, will need 6 additional practices in before competing in an event.

• Spring Physicals - April or May
• Communication is very important.

Booster Club

• Bryan White bryan0380@sbcglobal.net
• Nikki Williams nikrobwilliams@gmail.com
• GPA Winners
• Blankets
• County Champion Shirts
• Scholar Athletes Patches - GPA 3.5
• End of season banquets
• Concessions for JV/Varsity Football Games
• Ticket takers for gymnastics, football, basketball,

volleyball, and wrestling

• Meetings – second Wednesday of each month
• NEED PARENTS TO COME AND BE INVOLVED

Team Parent Meetings

• It is important to attend these meetings.
• Coaches will be providing important information

about the season.

• It will also bridge that communication gap with

everyone involved.

Southmont Athletics

• ONE TEAM – ONE GOAL
• Champions of Character
• Winning is important
• “How Great? Mountie Great!”
• Athletic Department Position on Multi-Sport Athletes
• Portion of Article from NFHS….Dr. Angie Pellant, a member of the

National Federation of State High School Association Sports Medicine Advisory Committee. “Parents often feel that an athletic scholarship is the only way their child will be able to attend college, “ Pellent said. “I hope we can educate our athletes and their support system about the many benefits of appropriate recovery time and mulit-sport participation.” Pellant has seen an

• verall increase in tendinitis of the upper and lower extremities in

high school athletes. Other common overuse injuries include shoulder elbow usage with throwing sports. One study estimates

• veruse injuries account for 50 percent of all injuries in middle

school and high school, according to stopsportsinjuries.org. “Playing multiple sports generally allows for less concern about

• veruse injuries when athletes involve different joints and soft

tissues,” Pellant said. “Increased speed, agility (and) flexibility are a few of the benefits a multi-sport athlete may gain,” said Pellant, who is based in Idaho. “Decreased recovery time, muscle pain, and stiffness are also benefits of not specializing in any one sport.”

• Chain of command procedure
• Playing more than one sport in a season.

Awards Purchased

• Plaques
• Chevrons
• Certificates
• Big “S” patch (take to Topline to purchase letter jacket)
• All-Conference Patch
• Academic All-Conference Patch (Juniors and Seniors)
• Individual IHSAA Tournament Champions Patch
• Team IHSAA Tournament Champions Patch
• IHSAA State Finalist Patch
• Academic All-State Patch
• All-State Patch
• Senior Banners
• Conference Champions Shirts
• Team IHSAA Tournament Champions Patch
• IHSAA State Rings

Clearinghouse Info

• http://web3.ncaa.org/ECW

R2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp.

• Division I and Division II
• Recommending as early as

Sophomore year to register

• Division III schools have

their own individual requirements

• http://www.playnaia.org/el

igibility-center.

Nutrition

• Good nutrition is important for peak athletic performance.
• Fuel, Repair, and Rebuilding
• Websites to visit on tips………
• http://www.eatright.org/resources/fitness/sports-and-performance.
• http://deptapp08.drexel.edu/nutritioneducation/website_materials/fy201

3%20lesson%20plans/hs%20lessons%20updtd%202012/sports/hs%20spor ts%20nutrition%20rev%207%2028%2012.pdf.

• http://www.stack.com/category/nutrition-

2/?icn=navigation&ici=Category_Nutrition.

• http://heritageihc.com/blog/nutrition-101-for-high-school-athletes/.
• http://www.runnersworld.com/running-times.

Nutrition

Dietary Supplements

• http://www.usada.org/athletes/.

Out-of-Season Sports

Out-of-season teams will be able to conduct

• pen facility, conditioning, and weight training

sessions before school or after 5:30 p.m. each evening. Athletes currently not in a sport, should not be staying after school.

Website Information

www.gomountiessports.com

HS Contact Information

Aaron Charles Aaron.Charles@Southmont.k12.in.us Jodi Worm Jodi.Worm@Southmont.k12.ins Contact Number: 866-1144

Questions???