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PLAY WITH ALL YOUR

PLAY WITH ALL YOUR . “LIFE OF AN ATHLETE” To help with the education of keeping athletes, parents and coaches informed about sport- related issues that pertain to New York State, Section VI Athletics, and the Royalton-Hartland School District. ROYALTON-HARTLAND ATHLETICS.

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PLAY WITH ALL YOUR

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  1. PLAY WITH ALL YOUR

  2. “LIFE OF AN ATHLETE” To help with the education of keeping athletes, parents and coaches informed about sport- related issues that pertain to New York State, Section VIAthletics, and the Royalton-Hartland School District. ROYALTON-HARTLAND ATHLETICS

  3. ROY-HART ATHLETICS….is here to assist our student-athletes in reaching all their goals in life. • TOGETHER WE MUST…Encourage • Sportsmanship • Life-Long Lessons (Relationships/Rewards) • Dedication and Pride for OUR SCHOOL! • “THE PURPLE ANDWHITE” ROYALTON-HARTLAND ATHLETICS

  4. BEHAVIOR OF A ROY-HART STUDENT ATHLETE.. esponsible for your own actions. YOU are the student-athlete and YOU represent this District, R-H High School, this community of Gasport/Middleport, NY. aving our athletes recognize that their conduct plays an important role in establishing the reputation of their school and that their positive actions relate directly to the success of their team. RAM PRIDE

  5. BACK TO BASICS: Sportsmanship everyball diamond…every soccer field….the football field….basketball courts….they are a CLASSROOM….and rules apply “A Roy-Hart Athlete shows RESPECT for other students, administrators, teachers, and faculty members AT ALL TIMES……A Roy-Hart Athlete does not take plays off….” -Academic Success -Values Derived From Playing The Game -Respect the Integrity and Judgment of Sport Officials RAM PRIDE

  6. Off The Field: Sportsmanship “Being a Roy-Hart Student-Athlete is a privilege and an honor…It’s NOT A RIGHT!! - Responsibilities of Yourself, to Your School, and Others - Physical and Verbal, Hazing/Bullying (In School/Out of School) - Coach’s Role of Sportsmanship - Parents’/Spectators’ Role of Sportsmanship Remember your actions reflect not only on those you are associated with now, but also on those who contributed so much to this District in the past. They worked very hard to develop this tradition of Sportsmanship and School-Pride—IT’S YOUR ROLE TO CONTINUE THIS TRADITION!! RAM PRIDE

  7. CONCUSSIONS AND SPORT INJURIES - Coaches “Evaluate” the Injury During Game/Practice Situations…A Doctor Does The “Diagnosis” of the Injury - Concussion 6 Step Process Phase 1- low impact, non-strenuous, light aerobic activity such as walking or riding a stationary bike. If tolerated without return of symptoms over a 24 hour period proceed to; Phase 2- higher impact, higher exertion, and moderate aerobic activity such as running or jumping rope. No resistance training. If tolerated without return of symptoms over a 24 hour period proceed to; Phase 3- Sport specific non-contact activity. Low resistance weight training with a spotter. If tolerated without return of symptoms over a 24 hour period proceed to; Phase 4- Sport specific activity, non-contact drills. Higher resistance weight training with a spotter. If tolerated without return of symptoms over a 24 hour period proceed to; Phase 5- Full contact training drills and intense aerobic activity. If tolerated without return of symptoms over a 24 hour period proceed to; Phase 6- Return to full activities without restrictions RAM PRIDE

  8. INFORMATION YOU MAY NEED…. • Fri. Aug. 1st “Life of an Athlete” to be done on line at rhrampage.com "click on download files then student files" • Tues. Aug. 5th Ms. Bell at MS to do selective classification test for 7th and 8th grades 5:30pm start • Wed. Aug. 6th Ms. Bell at MS to do selective classification test for 7th and 8th grades 5:30pm start • Thurs. Aug. 14 Nurse in HS office to sign IHH forms (internal health history) 7am - 2pm • Monday August 18th Start of Fall Athletics • Tues. Aug. 19th Nurse in HS office to sign IHH forms (internal health history) 7am - 2pm • Tues. Sept. 2nd Nurse in HS office to sign IHH forms (internal health history) school hours FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE: FALL SPORTS 1st Practice AUGUST 18th RAM PRIDE

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