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1 Tradition Pride Respect
Arrowhead Lacrosse Tradition Pride Respect

2 Agenda Program Overview Parent and Player Expectations Fundraising
Registration Evaluations Resources Meet the Coach Parting Thoughts

3 Program Overview

4 Program Overview Our mission is to provide a safe, secure, and supportive environment for our student – athletes here at Arrowhead High School by providing a positive atmosphere where emphasis is placed on a mutual respect for all individuals, teams, coaches, officials, parents, and fans. By focusing on constructive education and personal development, participants will have the opportunity to maximize achievement through their individual and collective efforts. The development of the players' self confidence and sportsmanship will enhance their social, emotional, and intellectual growth while empowering them to be productive members of their school, community, and charitable considerations. And finally, by promoting a positive culture and love for the game we will offer rewarding experiences and allow lacrosse to enrich their lives for years to come.

5 Program Overview Optimize Program Development
Overall quality of the program Have a clearly defined program focus Strive to make the program systematic Optimize Team Development Understand what differentiates a team from a group Shared understanding of purpose, goals, and objectives Work effectively from mutually agreed upon activities, procedures, and structure Commitment to team’s purpose, respect of others, and interdependence Understand the difference between the task versus the process Optimize Individual Development Productive instruction Focused coaching – skills/athlete Life learning process Quality experience

6 Team Structure Three Team Structure Junior Varsity 2
Developmental, skill based teaching Junior Varsity 1 Team concept oriented. Varsity Top level of competition. Expectation is an understanding of individual/team based skills.

7 Practice and Games Practice JV1 & JV2 – TBD
Varsity – AHS Turf or Field C Practices typically 5pm – 7pm NIGHT PRACTICES typically 7pm – 9pm when on turf (Varsity). Games Schedules will be posted in advance Conference typically weekdays Non-conference typically weekends All games posted: AHS Boys Lax website Varsity Overnight Trip

8 Classic 8 Lacrosse League
Red Division Arrowhead Homestead Franklin HS Kettle Moraine HS Marquette HS Waukesha Co-op Black Division CMH Kenosha Lakeshore Mukwonago USM Wauwatosa West Bend White Division Brookfield Cedarburg Nicolet Oconomowoc Oak Creek Sussex Hamilton

9 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations

10 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations
Student Athletes Family, faith, and yourself Academics AHS athletic code of conduct and student handbook Participation in our Community Project Lacrosse Current member US Lacrosse – insurance Be on time (with equipment – ready) Maximum effort Communication Respect….

11 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations
Student Athletes Mutual Respect is Non Negotiable Team Coaching Staff Officials and Referees AHS Administration Fans, Volunteers, and our Community

12 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations
Coaching Staff Coach Practice and Game communication with AHS Student Athlete related communication with Parents when necessary and needed Provide a positive and safe environment Program coordination

13 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations
Parents Positive support to our student athletes Respect Volunteer (Volunteer Policy) Facilitate anything that falls outside the scope of practice, coaching the game, program administration

14 Volunteer Policy $100 deposit due at time of registration for each athlete. Parents will earn the deposit back through volunteering opportunities. Selling Program Sponsorships Social Media Managers Photographers Game Timers, Spotters, Statisticians Each activity will have an assigned point value. Parents will need to achieve 100 points prior to the end of the season to earn their deposit back. Volunteer Coordinator: Jenny De Vries Reilingh ( Full list of volunteer opportunities and point values available at

15 Player, Parent, and Staff Expectations
Arrowhead Activities Office Back office administration of the program Communicate school information to the coaching staff as necessary Communicate changes to practice/game times, locations, and cancellations Provide the district guidelines for student athlete participation and academic eligibility Outline and enforce any suspensions

16 Fundraising

17 Join the fun even if you don’t play!
Bags Tournament Bags Tournament When: 11/10/18 Where: Okauchee Lions Park N49W34400 E Wisconsin Ave., Okauchee Time: pm – 6pm Who: Everyone Can Play. No age limit Join the fun even if you don’t play! Prizes Raffle Food & Drinks Live Auction Silent Auction $50 per team Entry to the tournament 2 drink tickets per person $25 per individual Entry to the tournament 2 drink tickets per person

18 Program Sponsorship Team Program Attack Sponsor $1,000.00
Full page ad. Defender Sponsor $500.00 Half page. Fogo Sponsor $250.00 Quarter page ad. The 2019 Program will be printed in all color. All sponsors will receive appropriate size ad in the program as well as recognition at home games and the team website Additional opportunities available for sponsorship including Youth Night, Senior Night, and Teacher Appreciation Night. Contact Jeff Koppelman for more details.

19 Picnic Basket *Additional Opportunities throughout the year at Noodles, Qdoba, Etc.

20 Registration

21 Registration Registration Process
Players will sign up online via Link to registration and instructions to be sent out via Dues collection Five nights to pay team fees October 17th 6pm – 8pm November 14th 6pm – 8pm December 12th 6pm – 8pm January 16th 6pm – 8pm February 13th 6pm – 8pm All collection nights to occur in North Campus Jr. Study Hall Pay as much or as little as you are able Option to mail in payment All program fees/paperwork must be collected by February 13th

22 Registration Fees and Expenses Registration Fees ALL PLAYERS - $850
Includes Program Equipment Nets, Balls, Cones, etc. Coaching Travel Referees Field Rental Film Software (Hudl) Player Banquet Costs AHS Lacrosse is completely self funded

23 Required Equipment Required Team Apparel
Items can be purchased through team/registration process. Line Item Cost Helmet $230 Uniforms $110 Shooter Shirt (Game) $20 Practice Shirt Practice Shorts $25 Practice Jersey $30 Sweat Suit (Hoodie + Pants) $50 Team Socks Team Bag $40 Field Rental TOTAL $570

24 Required Equipment Equipment not provided by team Mouth guard
Gloves (red/white/black/team blue) Shoulder pads Elbow pads Protective Cup Lacrosse Stick Cleats (red/white/black/team blue) Compression wear (white only)

25 Spirit Wear Spirit Wear Open until October 27th. www.NSTEAMS.COM
Brands including Nike Under Armour Holloway Guaranteed delivery before Christmas

26 Evaluations

27 2018 Evaluations Three Team Structure AHS Lacrosse is a CUT Sport
Varsity, Junior Varsity, Junior Varsity 2 AHS Lacrosse is a CUT Sport If a player is cut, his program fee will be refunded less a tryout fee. Program Development Approach Built from bottom up – Execute from top down Junior Varsity – Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors Varsity – All Classes

28 2018 Evaluations Factors and Considerations
Players will be placed on the appropriate roster by: Skills/Ability Game Acumen Athleticism Position Work Ethic/Effort Development Potential

29 2018 Evaluations March 4th - 8th 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Midwest Orthopedic Sports Complex OR The Zone, Oconomowoc. Speed/Strength evaluation – NxLevel Pro Performance Center Qty (3), 1½ hour sessions 3:30-8p (assigned) Rosters Posted Friday Evening prior to training camp Saturday No contact rule until 48 hours has passed. Will not discuss other student athletes specifically

30 Varsity Training Camp March 9th 3 Sessions Morning Afternoon Evening
Final session to be competitive drills and team Red/White scrimmage. Parents are encouraged to attend. Meet and Greet with Parents prior to final evening session. Times/Location TBD (Weather Dependent)

31 Resources

32 Resources Arrowhead Boys Lacrosse link on AHS web
Contact information Schedules and Calendar Announcements Practice Notifications Important Date Parent Club Representatives Coaching Staff Activities Office

33 Parent Club Representatives
Lisa Kirkpatrick, Stacey Arnett, Jeff Koppelman, Mary Yakel, Tracy Laumer, Mark Kirkpatrick, Victoria Harvat, Shane Lauterbach, *If anyone would like to participate as a parent representative please contact one of the current Parent Reps.

34 Meet the Coach

35 Head Coach – Jake Sweitzer
Arrowhead High School Class of 2007 Starting goalie/team captain Arrowhead Assistant Coach University of Wisconsin Madison Class of 2011 Starting goalie/team captain 2011 2nd Team All GRLC Project Manager – Hess Sweitzer Painting Director of Operations – Amplify Lacrosse Contact: Cell – ;

36 Parting Thoughts

37 EVERYTHING EARNED, NOTHING GIVEN
Parting Thoughts EVERYTHING EARNED, NOTHING GIVEN

38 Out of Season Options True Lacrosse http://wi.truelacrosse.com/
Legends Lacrosse Amplify Lacrosse Hot4Lax

39 Arrowhead Boys Lacrosse
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