2016 Spring Sports Informational Meeting. Wednesday March 2 6:30pm and Sunday March 6 5:30pm room 207 FBCIT

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1 Welcome 316-Sports.com Several links to articles with pass codes to watch. USA Football.com Heads Up Video s, Concussion Video, and much more. CSOsports.org Much information on how to mesh sports and ministry. Jeff Sullivan President of Pop Warner Charlotte and Hemby Bridge Association. Equipment and support overview. 316 provides Pants, Shoulder Pads, and Jersey. You provide Shoes, Chin Strap, Mouth piece, and socks.

2 2016 Spring Sports Informational Meeting Wednesday March 2 6:30pm and Sunday March 6 5:30pm room 207 FBCIT

3 Welcome to C.S.O. Coaches training supplies Online informational sessions Resource Partner

4 Kids and Sports Million kids participate in sports each year. 65% of kids join sports to spend time with their friends. Only 20% say skill improvement is reason they participate 75% of athletes drop out of sports by age 13, Why? They say sports are no longer FUN for them. #1 reason kids get tired of sports: Parental expectation and attitudes. Expectations are often set too high and often lead to a child s failure in a sport rather than success. Injuries will happen in sports. Each year over 1 million injuries reported from sports activities. Most head injuries reported from Bicycling and Skating.

5 Benefits for Kids in Sports 1. Attendance in school 2. Community and civic minded 3. Get in less trouble (more discipline oriented) 4. More successful in work place (teamwork, chain of command) 5. Acquire leadership and communication skills

6 Why should Kids Play Sports? Physical Activity: Getting outside, away from coach and video games. Social Skills: Communication with coach and teammates benefits them throughout their life. Self-Esteem: Players learn to trust own abilities and learn what it takes to improve and grow a desire to push themselves. Academic Success: Playing on a HS Sports Team increases a young woman s chance of College Graduating by 41% Lifelong Health: Promotes health and wellness throughout life.

7 Did you know? (Youth 5-18) % play organized sports (66% boys) (52% girls) High School Sports 284,000 boys play soccer, 209,000 girls play soccer 1 Million boys play Football 500,000 play basketball Odds of making it on Division 1 or 2 NCAA team (1 in 90) MLB 1 in 4000 NFL 1 in 6000 NBA 1 in 10,000

8 More Did you Know 65% participate in sports to be with friends 15% are reluctant to play sports 20% want to improve their skills 71% do not care about score being kept 37% said they wished no parents would watch (why?) 90% prefer to be on losing team if it meant playing (recreational) 45% said they had been called names or insulted by coaches 35% said they planned on stop playing next season

9 316 League Format Tackle Football Junior Varsity (Ages 6-8) Meets once a week for 90 minutes Skill Time, Truth Time, and Game Time Varsity (Ages 9-11) Meets twice a week Practice time and then Game on Saturday AM.

10 316 League Format Soccer Ages 5-6 (Co-ed) Play 4 on 4 at minimum, depending on sign ups Play on junior field with junior goals Ages 7-8 (Co-ed) Play 4 on 4 at minimum, depending on sign ups Play on junior field with normal goals Ages 9-11 (Co-ed) Play 5 on 5 minimum, depending on sign ups Play on junior field with normal goals

11 316 League Format Cheerleading Junior Varsity (Ages 6-8) no stunts Practice once a week with the JV football on Thursday evening 6:30-8pm Varsity (Ages 9-11) - stunting allowed Practice once a week Tuesday 6:30-8pm and game day on Saturday 8:30am beginning April 2.

12 Game Format JV ages 6-8 up to 80 pounds. Game time minutes each week after 40 minutes of station work. Varsity - ages 9-11 up to 130 pounds. Practice on Tuesday evenings and Games on Saturday morning 8:30am beginning April 2. All games will have 1-2 Referees (Older MCA students and Adults)

13 Skill Station Format Begin each program time with 5 minutes of stretching and opening prayer 4 stations each week, teams rotate through 2 stations will be TEAM TIME: Coach can interact with team to prepare for Game Time later in program 1 station will be conditioning/agility 2 stations each week will focus on specific skills Heads Up Tackling and Heads Up Blocking.

14 Truth in Training Time Each week, we transition from Skill Time to Game Time then Biblical Truth will be presented in a way that engages the participant and families. The Program Director of the night, Coach, or Referee will lead this time of devotion. Parents are encouraged to let the coaches coach and be a cheerleader for your son or daughter. Best thing you can do for the enjoyment of all is simply tell your son or daughter I love watching you play!.

15 Facility Use Fred Kirby Park for all Football, Soccer, and Cheerleading this Spring

16 Evaluations Football Evaluations and Weigh In: Saturday, March 19; Hemby Bridge Elementary School Field house 9-11am for JV and 11am-1pm for Varsity Cheerleading Evaluations Saturday, March 19; Time and Location TBD Soccer Evaluations Saturday, March 19 Time to be determined

17 Leadership is Key The most important position is the COACH. Coaches role: Communicate with team; Lead skill station (will be given instructions); participate with Truth Time with team/share devotion; Lead team in Game Time. Goal would be to have assistant or a PRIMARY PARENT (lead team to the 4 different stations during skill time). Challenge: To be COMPETITIVE and CARE; focusing on GAME not RESULT (parallel focus on our Christian journey and not circumstances)

18 Ways to Volunteer with 316-Sports Coaching Evaluations Promotion and Planning Prayer Giving (Scholarships)

19 2016 Spring Sports Informational Meeting Wednesday March 2 6:30pm and Sunday March 6 5:30pm room 207 FBCIT