Lake Shore High School
Boys Soccer Fall 2016
Pre-Season Parent Meeting
Contacts
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Head Coach
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David Lount
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[email protected]
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JV Coach
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Chris Gwozdz
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[email protected]
Athletic Department Staff
- AP/AD- John Hartley
[email protected]
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Athletics Secretary- Robin Gill
[email protected]
586-285-8920
Athletic Trainer
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Scott Ruhle, ATC
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Internship through DMC @ Pointe Fitness
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Grand Valley State University
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Coverage of home events
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Dr. Sadiq Haque affiliation
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Treatment of athletes
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All coaches trained in CPR/First
Role of the Athletic Department
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Coordinate all athletic programs
Communicate athletic and school system
guidelines to student/athletes, parents, and
coaches
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Oversee due process of student/athletes
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Enforcement of the Athletic Handbook
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Ensure we are following all MHSAA standards
Role of the Coach
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Good role model- conduct, character,
professionalism
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Communicate with parents/athletes
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Promote educational experience of athletics
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Responsible for guiding the team/goals
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Supervise all activities pertaining to the team
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Respect officials decisions
Role of the Parent
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Support/Encourage your Son/Daughter to perform to the best of
their ability
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Be aware of expectations from the coaching staff
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Model sportsmanlike behavior at all times
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Communicate with coaches to enhance positive relationship
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Be active in the athletic booster club
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Respect decisions of officials
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Be alcohol and tobacco free at all times on school property
Coach contact
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Email address, phone call, scheduled meeting
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24 hour rule (delay the contact)
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Non-team personnel not allowed in team area
for games and practices- safety and security of
all involved.
Best and worst- part of the solution, not a part
of the problem
Substance Abuse
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Tobacco
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Alcohol
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Narcotics
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Other serious offenses
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24/7/365
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Zero tolerance for violations- privilege not a
right
Concussion Legislation
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PA 342 and 343- Michigan Sports Concussion Awareness
Laws- Effective June 30, 2013
Involved adults participate in an online concussion
awareness training program.
Provide educational resources to parents, athletes, and
volunteers, and obtain a signed statement that is to be
kept on record at school.
Immediate removal of an athlete suspected of sustaining
a concussion. Athlete must receive written clearance
from appropriate health professional prior to return of
physical activity.
Misc.
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Office location
Schedule location, MHSAA.com, athletic
website
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Insurance (Infosnap)
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MHSAA Concussion Insurance (new 2015)
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Transportation- 10 mile rule
Gate Fees
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Gate fees $5
Stand alone 9th/JV contests will remain $3
Annual passes remain - $30 adult, $25
Students
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In-season athletes are free for that season
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Student fee $2 (current LS ID)
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Gate will open 30 minutes prior to start of
2016 LSHS BOYS SOCCER
The Lake Shore boys soccer team competes in the MAC Gold
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MAC Page
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http://macombmac.misd.net/
LSHS Soccer Website
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http://shoriansoccer.weebly.com
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Please check the website, regularly.
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TRANSPORTATION
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Transportation will be one way unless
schools are further than 10 miles from
Lake Shore. Schools with return
transportation would be Clawson, Port
Huron Northern, Belleville, Anchor Bay
and Warren Mott.
Eligibility Requirements
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Academic/pass four
classes and maintain a
minimum of a 2.0 GPA
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Physical on file
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Meets the guidelines
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TEAM RULES
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Players will be respectful by using appropriate language when
interacting with other players, coaches, referees, parents and
spectators. Players will not taunt, use obscene gestures or
attempt to demean others. HAZING WILL NOT BE
TOLERATED.
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Players will arrive on time, properly dressed and equipped, for all
practices, games and meetings.
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Players will practice and exhibit good sportsmanship.
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Players will use appropriate behavior on social media(twitter,
etc.)
Team Routines
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Players will remain on the bench during games, unless
subbing, consulting with the trainer or warming up.
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Players will report to home games 45 minutes before game
time and meet at the place designated by the coach.
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Players will participate as instructed during the pre-game
warm-up.
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Players will attend all practices properly dressed and
equipped. Before the formal practice begins, players are to
work on individual skills.
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All equipment will be retrieved and all litter removed at the
end of all games and practices. This responsibility belongs
Consequences for Violating
Team Rules
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1st Offense: Verbal Warning
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2nd Offense: Loss of ½ half of playing time
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3rd Offense: Loss of a game and meeting with
parents
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4th Offense: Referral to Athletic Director
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5th Offense: Possible removal from the team
Any players who refuse to accept consequences for
their behavior will be denied participation in the
TEAM APPAREL
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All players will receive shorts, two jerseys and a team bag.
These are school property and are only to be worn for Lake
Shore Soccer Games.
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The only piece of clothing players must purchase are two pairs
of team socks.
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Cost will be $15 for two pairs of socks.
Follow Shorian Soccer
• Follow updates to the boys soccer team by using
Remind. Text @lshsso to 81010 to sign up.
• Miprepzone Macomb usually has game
recaps from the macomb daily.
• http://www.macombmac.misd.net/
• Twitter @shoriansoccer
• www.shoriansoccer.weebly.com