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Athletics
St. Paul’s has an organized program of team sports for students in grades 5-8. Participants may be asked to help pay league fees and officials’ fees if the need arises. Parents of team members may be asked to help transport team members to and from games. Many athletic contests take place in our school gymnasium. Our teams and fans have enjoyed a good reputation of sportsmanship on the court as well as in the stands.

Objectives & Goals

PURPOSE:
The purpose of the St. Paul’s Athletic Program is to provide all students in grades five, six, seven and eight an opportunity to participate on volleyball and basketball teams. Through participation, they will learn sportsmanship, the value of teamwork, the importance of giving their best effort, and how to deal with the emotional highs and lows of athletic contests. As another result of their participation, they will develop the physical talents with which they have been blessed.
Goals:
  • Participation - All students in grades five, six, seven and eight will participate in the St. Paul’s Athletic Program.
  • Sportsmanship - All participants will treat teammates, coaches, opponents and referees with respect.
  • Sportsmanship - All participants will be gracious in victory and complimentary in defeat.
  • Attitude - All participants will develop an attitude of perseverance and determination.
  • Teamwork - All participants will appreciate the roles and skills of each of their teammates.
  • Athletic Skills - All participants will improve their individual volleyball and basketball skills.
OBJECTIVES
Participation
  • The athletic director will insure that all students are provided with all information regarding the upcoming season.
  • The athletic director will add teams as necessary to provide more playing time for all participants.
  • Coaches will provide opportunities for all participants to play.
 
Sportsmanship
  • Coaches will reinforce displays of sportsmanship.
  • Coaches will use the results of games to teach participants to honestly evaluate their individual and team effort.
  • Participants and coaches will congratulate their opponents, win or lose.
  • Coaches will discipline participants' disrespectful words or actions directed at teammates, opponents or referees.
  • Coaches will provide positive role modeling in dealing with referees and opponents.
  • Participants will encourage teammates to treat referees and opponents with respect.
 
Attitude
  • Coaches will promote hard work in practice and games.
  • Participants will practice and play hard.
  • Participants and coaches will exhibit a “never give up” attitude.
 
Teamwork
  • Coaches will recognize all participants’ contributions to the team effort.
  • Coaches will encourage leadership from within the team.
  • Coaches will promote team results over individual performance.
 
Athletic Skills
  • Coaches will promote the importance of improvement of skills.
  • Participants will be provided with a variety of drills and the teaching necessary to improve individual skills.
  • Participants will work to improve their skills at each practice.

Coach’s Job Description:
  • The coach will be a positive  Christian role model.
  • The coach will read the St. Paul’s Athletic Program purpose, goals and objectives and will coach within those guidelines.
  • A practice schedule is to be organized prior to each practice session.
  • Practices are to be held after school a minimum of once each week and a maximum of three times a week.
  • A variety of drills which foster skill development will be utilized.
  • The coach will be present at each practice and scheduled match or game.
  • The coach will maintain a positive relationship with the other league coaches, players and officials.
 

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