1. Colleyville Heritage Track and Field

2. Coaches Head Boys Coach – Bill Anderson
Head Girls Coach - Taylor Wilson
Assistant Coaches:
Christopher Boyd
Will Carter
Courtney Lee
Ahmad Zaidan
Michael Quintero
Clark Harrell
Veronica Mendes

3. Building champions in competition, in the classroom, and in life
Mission
Building champions in competition, in the classroom, and in life

4. Team Goals
Represent Colleyville Heritage High School with class and sportsmanship at all times.
Be the team others measure themselves against.
No zeros. Score points in every event.
Represent CHHS at Regional and State Competition.
Have FUN.

5. Objectives for Track & Field Athletes
1. To get an education 2. To give your total effort in practice and competition 3. To be loyal to your school, coaches, teachers, teammates, and family 4. To be prompt and dependable

6. Objectives for Track & Field Athletes
5. To be one of the best multi-sport athletes at Colleyville Heritage High School

7. Objectives for Your Coaches
1. To treat you with respect and be honest with you 2. To provide the leadership and training necessary to achieve goals 3. To assist you in any way possible now and after you graduate 4. To make decisions as to what is best for the team, and then what is best for the individual 5. To do everything within our power to improve our program, make our program the BEST

8. Typical Daily Schedule
AM – distance practice with Coach Carter 4:15 – 4:30 TEAM Warm-Up Boys – West (w/ Coach A) Girls – East (w/Coach Wilson) 4:30 – 5:00 - Work-Out (w/ specific event coaches) 5:00 – 5:15 - Cool Down / Stretch (We will practice everyday)

9. Excuses
- Keep you from doing your best You are not improving as a track & field athlete if you are…. …at tutorials, retesting (go in the am!) …at work …in the training room or doctor’s office

10. Spring Break
We will have practice over Spring Break. (Times TBA) Distance runners will have a meet.

11. Injuries
Tell your coach. Go see the trainers. We have two excellent trainers. Report back to your coach with what the trainers told you to do.

12. Meets All help set up Team Camp. Warm-Up as a team.
For us - not your friends or other teams
For competition preparations.
Warm-Up as a team.
Be at the event area at the right time.
Cool down after the competition.
Cheer for teammates.
All help clean up and load bus.

13. WHAT IT TAKES TO BE ON THE TEAM
Present at all workouts and have
communicated with coaches when
absent.
2. Eligible under UIL guidelines.
3. Displayed a positive work ethic and
attitude during the week.
4. Be in good standing with the coach.

14. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE ON THE VARSITY
1. The above 1 through 4.
2. Be in the top 3 out of all athletes in an
event that week.
3. Be a role model for the rest of the
team.
4. Have a positive impact on the team.

15. Lettering Policy Score 10 points in Varsity competition.
Lettering - to reward those athletes who were integral parts of team success by contributing the following:
1. Attitude - Willing to sacrifice individualism for good of the team.
2. Ability - Contributed in both practice and competitions at the Varsity level.
3. Conduct - type of person that coaches, parents, faculty, and community will be proud to be a representative of CHHS.
4. GPA - Must have passing grades.
Score 10 points in Varsity competition.
Score any points at the district meet in the varsity division.

16. Communication
Boys – Bill. Girls - Website – will be updated with information

17. The first meet is at Grapevine on
Practice
Workouts begin on
January 15th
The first meet is at Grapevine on
February 16th

18. To Practice Jan. 15th PHYSICAL and MEDICAL HISTORY
forms must be on file with the trainers
and
ONLINE ATHLETIC FORMS
must be filled out at

19. Few athletes will ever have enough “SELF-DISCIPLINE” to do the extra
Few athletes will ever have enough “SELF-DISCIPLINE” to do the extra. Even a smaller group of athletes will be DISTRICT CHAMPIONS, REGIONAL CHAMPIONS, or STATE CHAMPIONS.
The choice is yours!