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Enhancing Sportsmanship in Student-Athletes: Insights from the 2013-14 Ejections Data

In the 2013-14 school year, there were a total of 1,029 ejections among student-athletes, highlighting the need for improved sportsmanship. Key issues included profanity towards officials, fighting, and disputes after contests. This report emphasizes the role of coaches as educators and role models for student-athletes, who often reflect their coaches' actions. Strategies such as effective communication, preseason training, and fostering a positive environment are discussed to combat these issues. It also focuses on the importance of encouraging students to engage in healthy dialogue rather than arguments.

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Enhancing Sportsmanship in Student-Athletes: Insights from the 2013-14 Ejections Data

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  1. Athletic Services

  2. Sportsmanship 10 year low in student-athlete ejections! 2013-14 school year = 1,029 Main Issues Profanity towards official Fighting Coach/Representative up by 3 172 Main issues Profanity Approaching after the contest Getting the “last word”

  3. Educational based Athletics Student-athletes dealing with adverse situations Great educational opportunity Not agreeing with call Opponent does something “illegal”

  4. Sportsmanship Coach/Representative 2013-14 = 172 (up by 3 from last year) Main issues Profanity Approaching after the contest Getting the “last word”

  5. Educational based Athletics Coaches Responsible for the education of the student-athlete Role model Student-athletes (and parents) feed off coach’s actions Disagreement – key to is DISCUSS not argue

  6. Officials Communication Preseason Meeting Share positive information, not just negative Training Inviting to intrasquad scrimmages Field Clinics Retention and Recruiting Encouraging former players to officiate

  7. General Updates Individual Sports – Ribbons Sanctions 30% reduction in fee! Multi-School Events (AT2 or AT3) 3rd Party Sanctions (AT2S or AT3S) Out of State (AT16) Competitive Cheer Eliminations at Regionals

  8. General Updates Girls Lacrosse Helmets Basketball Partnered with Unified Sports Sport Webinars Brackets District champion vs. runner-up Regional Semifinal or Regional Final

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