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St. Mary’s High School Athletics

St. Mary’s High School Athletics. Purpose: To glorify God by providing a Christian environment where athletic competition emphasizes sportsmanship and Christian character. TAPPS Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools Update:.

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St. Mary’s High School Athletics

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  1. St. Mary’s High School Athletics Purpose: To glorify God by providing a Christian environment where athletic competition emphasizes sportsmanship and Christian character.

  2. TAPPSTexas Association of Private and Parochial SchoolsUpdate: • While waiting for membership in the TAAPS league, scrimmages with surrounding schools have been scheduled. (Mandatory drug test, strict regulations, and sports fees and penalties)

  3. Sports Offered • Girls Volleyball – August through October Coach: Janet Collard • Boys/Girls Cross Country – Must sign up today if interested in running.Coach Knotts • Soccer – August through October Coach Viloria • Boys Basketball – November through February Coach Jon Fontenot • Girls Basketball – November through February Coach B • Boys/GirlsTrack – February through April Coach Knotts

  4. Athletic Fee • $12.00 per month for ten months charged to your account, or $120.00 fee at registration. (Same price for one or all sports) • Gate fees $4.00 for adults and $2.00 for students. (This price may be more at away games.) • Optional: Booster Gold Club Member $200.00 for all middle school and high school home games. • Optional: High School Booster Club Member $100.00 for high school home games only.

  5. Athletic Period • In season – zero period 7:15 (dressed and in squad) Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday • Off season – 1st period 8:00 (dressed and in squad)

  6. Late Policy for Zero Period (per season) • First and second offense • 10 minute workout during 7:50 – 8:00 break • Third and fourth offense • 30 minute workout after school • Five or more offenses • Benched during the next game

  7. Zero Period con’t. • Not showing up for zero period: • First offense: 45 minute workout after school • Second offense: benched during the next game • Third offense: removed from team

  8. Rules, Policies, and Expectations • If an athlete has a failing grade on their report card, they are ineligible and will be removed from the in-season sport. Athletes cannot lose eligibility due to a failing grade on progress reports. Athletes can regain eligibility for the next in-season sport if they are passing all classes at the 4 ½ week monitoring period or report card prior to that sport. • Athletes are expected to uphold the image of St. Mary's and the team by having a good attitude and conduct towards coaches, fellow players, and other teams. • If an athlete cannot be at a practice they must notify their coach in advance. • If an athlete becomes a discipline problem at a game or practice the coach will decide if that athlete will play in the next game. Severe problems can warrant suspension or expulsion from the team. • If an athlete misses a game, the coach will decide, whether that athlete will play in the next game.

  9. Rules, Policies, and Expectations con’t. • Inappropriate behavior at school or during school activities may result in suspension or expulsion from extra-curricular activities. • All rules and policies in the Student Handbook apply to student athletes.

  10. Parent Expectations • See contract in packet. • Parents play a vital role in the development of our athletes. Be an agent of positive change. Gain an understanding and appreciation for the rules of the game. Take time to talk with coaches: chain of command. Support the mission of St. Mary’s.

  11. Parent Expectations Con’t. • Concession stand/gate/bookkeeper/clock/line judge/gym clean-up after game/etc. All parents will be assigned a duty. A handout will go home before each season with assigned duties. If you are unable to do your assigned duty, it will be your responsibility to find a replacement. *We would prefer adults working these areas instead of student athletes.

  12. Bag and Travel Jersey First round of orders due August 4th

  13. Forms to be turned in prior to, or on the first practice: (Form) Athletic Physical if needed. Proof of insurance (copy insurance card) (Form) Parental Approval for Athletic Treatment (Handout) Athletic Rules and Policies (Form) Parent Contract (Letter) After School Letter (Handout) Athletic Power Point/List of Sports

  14. Additional Paperwork • Schedule for August • Tentative Game Schedule • Workouts: Volleyball, Soccer, Cross country • Order Form for bag/travel shirts

  15. College Recruiting • Volleyball/Soccer: Reputable club team (as young as possible) • Basketball: AAU Summer League/Elite camps (as young as possible) • Track: Recruits from high school meets/times/distance (jumps) • Golf/Tennis: Junior League Tournaments

  16. Additional Information • Booster Club President • Responsible for getting supplies for concession stand • Spirit shirt design and sales

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