Letter from the Associate Director

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Letter from the Associate Director To Athletes and Parent(s)/Guardian(s): Pittsburgh Elite is dedicated to developing athletes to consistently compete at the highest levels, promoting lifelong fitness, and creating a positive and rewarding athletic experience for all involved. We take great pride in the commitment, attitude, and performance of our athletes. We are dedicated to continue to organize and conduct the highest quality volleyball and provide the most valuable experience to all Pittsburgh Elite athletes. To support our goals, we ask that you read and understand this Athlete Contract as we outline our expectations and guidelines to which our athletes will be held accountable as we prepare for a successful season. Once you have read and understand the Contract, please sign and return the signature page at our annual kick-off meeting either December 3rd or 4th. If you have questions, please don t hesitate to ask. All in, Jen Flynn Oldenburg & Pittsburgh Elite Volleyball

Program Standards and Expectations A single athlete s attitude and actions can have a big impact on both her team and training environment. In order to help shape the Pittsburgh Elite training environment and reward athletes for their positive choices, we ask all athletes to abide by the following standards and expectations as they strive to become the athlete everyone wants on their team. Eligibility 1. All athletes must have a birth certificate, signed medical release, and signed Athlete Contract and Parent Contract on file with Pittsburgh Elite by the start of December practice. 2. Athletes are expected to adhere to the training standards and may be excused from a portion or all of practice, scrimmages, and/or tournaments for failure to do so. Actions and Behaviors 1. Athletes must adhere to the USAV/KRVA Participant Code of Conduct. 2. Athletes will be examples of good sportsmanship at all times. 3. Athletes will act with respect toward opponents, officials, spectators, teammates, coaches, and all involved in any event. 4. Each disciplinary case will be judged individually. The team coach, with the assistance of the administration as necessary, has the final decision in disciplinary situations. Training Standards 1. Athletes are expected to adhere to the following training standards and may be excused from a portion or all of practice, scrimmages, and/or tournaments for failure to do so. Athletes are expected to be COMMITTED Athletes are expected to have a positive ATTITUDE Athletes are expected to maintain FOCUS Athletes are expected to put forth EFFORT Practices and Training 1. Safety is our first priority. Athletes will follow directions as given and behave appropriately for the competitive environment. 2. Athletes will be on the court in practice attire (including practice t-shirt, shoes, and knee pads) at their designated start time for practice. 3. No jewelry is to be worn during practice or training sessions at any time. 4. Cell phones should be turned off and must remain in the athlete s bag for the duration of the practice and/or training session. Athletes may not check or use their phones during practice unless extenuating circumstances have been discussed with their coach.

Program Standards and Expectations Continued Competitions 1. Athletes must bring their full uniform to all competitions. This includes both jerseys, spandex, and the club issued warm-up. 2. No jewelry may be worn in the gym or on the courts at any time. 3. Athletes are to limit cell phone and device use so as to not interfere with team responsibilities. 4. During work assignments and/or breaks, athletes are expected to remain together wherever possible. Teams should be watching and engaging with volleyball. 5. If you are required to work the final match of a day, no athlete regardless of work assignment may leave until the match is completed unless there is a pre-approved extenuating circumstance. Absences 1. The absence of one person affects the entire team. 2. All practices, scrimmages, and tournaments are mandatory unless otherwise specified. 3. If you have a conflict with a Pittsburgh Elite practice, scrimmage, tournament, or other event, you must alert your coach to your absence before the scheduled event. 4. Continued absences, including excused absences, may impact your participation at scrimmages and tournaments at the coach s discretion due your failure to practice with your team, learn your team s strategy, and gain the necessary skills to compete. 5. All absences due to injury will be handled on a case by case basis. 6. Any return from an injury must be accompanied by a doctor s note. Playing Time 1. Many individual factors influence athlete playing time. These include your commitment to training, presence and execution at practice, skill set, anticipated contribution to the team, and performance under pressure. 2. Many game-time and team-level factors influence athlete playing time. These include the opponent s strategies, player matchups, limits on substitutions, team chemistry, and anticipated offensive options. 3. Many intangibles also influence athlete playing time. These include your ability to inspire others, resolve conflicts, and the support you give your teammates. 4. All players in good standing are given a chance to contribute wherever possible during competitions. These opportunities cannot be guaranteed. Be aware that your idea of when these opportunities should occur may not coincide with the perception of the coaching staff.

Program Standards and Expectations Continued Conflict Resolution 1. For athletes needing clarification regarding their role on a team or any other items, the following procedure will be followed a. Athlete and Coach - Athletes are to first approach their coach directly b. Athlete and Parent with Coach - If the athlete s concern was not answered to her satisfaction, the athlete and her parent may meet with their coach to discuss the issue. c. Athlete and Parent with Coach and Mediator - For items requiring further discussion and clarification, the athlete, her parent, and the coach will meet with the Pittsburgh Elite mediator. d. Athlete and Parent with Coach, Mediator, and Administrator - If the item has not been satisfactorily resolved through any prior steps, the athlete, her parent, the coach, the Pittsburgh Elite mediator, and a Pittsburgh Elite administrator will meet and bring the issue to resolution. Any decision made by the administrator will be final. Athlete Code of Conduct 1. I will work hard to tell the truth in my interaction with teammates, coaches, my parents, staff, and trainers. 2. I will appreciate and show respect to those who work on my behalf (team managers, administrators, support personnel, and officials), those who coach me, those who train with me, and those who compete against me. 3. I will learn how to set goals, live by them, and develop a lifestyle where I am committed and focused putting forth my maximum effort with a positive attitude. 4. I will maintain my academics on a solid foundation throughout my career, never creating problems for my team because I failed to take care of my academic responsibilities. 5. I will be loyal to my teammates, to my coaches, and to my program. I will overcome the urge to complain, think negatively, backstab, take part in cliques, or act in any manner that negatively disrupts team chemistry. 6. I will be a positive ambassador of our program making my teammates, staff, friends, and the community feel great about being around Pittsburgh Elite volleyball. 7. I will learn to anticipate upcoming responsibilities and raise my voice to address problems at their onset. 8. I will accept the decisions of the coaching staff regarding team management, playing time, and training techniques and support my teammates as we train and compete regardless of whether I am on the court or on the bench.

Acknowledgement I have read and understand the Pittsburgh Elite Athlete Contract. I agree to follow these rules and policies and cooperate fully with the other members of the team and coaching staff. Athlete s Name: (Last) (First) Athlete s Signature: I have read and understand the Pittsburgh Elite Athlete Contract. I agree to support these rules and policies. Parent s/guardian s Signature: Parent s/guardian s Signature: Date: Please sign and return only this page to Pittsburgh Elite at the annual kick-off meeting. Retain a copy of the Athlete Contract for your records.