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1 Fall Sports Information Night
June 13th, 2017

2 Agenda Welcome Opioid Awareness Recognitions Hazing
Athletic Department Philosophy Communication Boosters Trainers Announcements Useful Media Sport Breakout Session Locations Registration Process Chemical Health Bona Fide Team Rule

3 Recognitions Sportsmanship Awards: Field Hockey, Volleyball, Baseball, Boys Lacrosse 2016 State Champs: Girls Volleyball League Champs: Softball, Girls Outdoor Track, Girls Indoor Track, Swim & Dive, Girls Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey TVL Coaches of the Year: Margie Grabmeier (Volleyball), Joan Bannon (Field Hockey), Mike Greco (Girls Basketball), Brian Hall (Indoor Track), Dan Norton (Boys Lax), Brian Hall (Outdoor Track)

4 Highlights Sportsmanship/League/State Championships!
Leadership Training Community Service Hiller Student-Athlete of the Month League MVPs, All-Scholastics, All-Americans! Coach of the Year Recognitions HILLER PRIDE!

5 HHS Athletics Dynamic Duo:
Athletic Trainer: Jeanette Emerson Athletic Assistant: Lou Sanborn

6 Athletic Department Philosophy
Life Lessons through Athletics To promote a safe and competitive environment in which student-athletes can thrive through participation in interscholastic athletics Athletic Participation at HHS will provide: Valuable Life Lessons Leadership Development Collaboration Skills A TEAM first mentality

7 Registration Make sure all medical information is accurate
REGISTRATION DUE THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th Family ID Only create one registration per athlete Log in using same username and password for all seasons Make sure all medical information is accurate Upload physical Must be dated within 13 months of the start date of a season Expires 13 months after the physical is dated Must turn in a new physical prior to expiration to be cleared

8 User Fee UniPay Registration Fee is $110Pay online or by check (made out to Hopkinton Athletics with the sport in the memo line) Payment due on September 7th

9 Concussion Information
We treat concussions with care and caution. Please CLICK HERE for HHS Concussion Information

10 ImPACT Testing All 9th and 11th grade students should take an ImPACT Test before their first contest CLICK HERE for Information on the ImPACT Test

11 Academic Eligibility Academic Eligibility
Students can not be failing 2 or more classes or they are ineligible November 1st, February 1st, April 1st, End of School Year FALL ELIGIBILITY: Determined by June grades WINTER ELIGIBILITY: Determined by Nov. 1st grades SPRING ELIGIBILITY: Determined by Feb. 1st grades ** Student-athletes can become ineligible midway through their season based on their quarterly progress

12 In-School Eligibility
Students must be present for 3 ¼ hours of the school day to be eligible to play in a game. Students absent on game day (or the day preceding a non-school day game) are not eligible to play in that game.

13 1st Offense: Miss 25% of Season
Chemical Health 1st Offense: Miss 25% of Season Easy Solution: MAKE HEALTHY CHOICES 

14 Opioid Awareness We are in the midst of an Opioid Epidemic here in Massachusetts. Please be aware of risk factors and warning signs. CLICK HERE for information on Opioid Awareness and Prevention.

15 Hazing Treating EVERYONE with respect is our expectation.
Click here for the MA Hazing Laws Treating EVERYONE with respect is our expectation.

16 1st Offense: Miss 25% of Season
Bona Fide Team Rule Student-Athletes can not miss any high school athletic event (practice or competition) for an outside practice or competition. 1st Offense: Miss 25% of Season

17 Communication Policy Teaching SELF-ADVOCACY skills is our goal.
Athletic Department Communication Policy: **Make sure Athlete and Parent share the concern** AthleteCoach Athlete/ParentCoach Athlete/Parent/CoachAthletic Director Athlete/Parent/Coach/Athletic DirectorPrincipal Athlete/Parent/Coach/AD/PrincipalSuperintendent

18 Boosters Club Join the HHS Boosters Club Today!
The Booster Club supports ALL HHS Athletic Programs: Sport Specific Program Enhancements Two $1,000 college scholarships End of Season Awards Fan Buses T-shirts …and MUCH more!

19 HS Website/Twitter Hopkinton High School Athletics Website has all your up to date Athletic info! on Twitter for up to date scores, pictures, and general Athletic Department info!

20 MIAA Site/App Sign up for the MIAA App on your SmartPhone
Register for your FAVORITE School (Hopkinton High!) and Sports You can sign up for real-time alerts about schedule changes and access team rosters!

21 Room Assignments Sport Location Coach Cheer A109 Tia Mastrogianis
Field Hockey GUIDANCE Joan Bannon Football (entering Grade 9) A214 Mark Sanborn Football (entering Grade 10-12) AUDITORIUM Jim Girard Golf A106 Dick Bliss Boys Soccer AC Garrett Sawyer Girls Soccer CAFE Renee Hilbrunner Boys XC Library Jennifer Fairbanks Girls XC A218 Jean Cann Volleyball A219 Margie Grabmeier

22 To HHS Captains, Leadership Means…
Top 5 Answers Responsibility Positive Role-Model Respect Encouraging


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