Boys Basketball Parent Informational Meeting
2015-2016 Boys Basketball Parent & Player Informational Meeting
DCTG (DON’T CHEAT THE GRIND)
Agenda Basic Information Requirements
Expectations/Responsibilities/Standards Goals and Program Philosophy Team Meetings
Coaches Contact Information Varsity
Head Coach: Branden Adkins Work#: 815-577-1025 ext. 5846 Cell#: 815-210-8683 E-mail: [email protected]
Varsity Assistant: XXXXXXXXXX Mike Fowler E-Mail: mfowler@ psd202.org
Sophomore
Head Coach: Rick Struck E-Mail: rstruck@ psd202.org
Assistant Coach: XXXXXXXXX Scott McBride E-Mail: [email protected]
Freshman A&B
Head Coach: Kanwer Sakaria E-Mail: [email protected]
Assistant Coach: XXXXXXXXX Scott McBride E-Mail: [email protected]
Other Contact Information Athletic Office: 815-577-1025 Secretary (Mary Jo Blankenship): 815-577-1025 ext. 5844 Fax: 815-436-4514 Booster Club: Website President- Eric Jameson
http://il.8to18.com/PlainfieldEast/ [email protected]
Freshman Team Rep.- TBA Sophomore Team Rep.TBA Varsity Team Rep.- TBA Concessions- An Campbell [email protected]
Social Media Sport Schedules:
http://il.8to18.com/plainfieldeast/activities/basketball/b
Will use update scores, rosters, and other announcements
IHSA:
www.ihsa.org
On-Line Film:
Krossover: http://www.krossover.com/ Hudl: http://www.hudl.com/ Will use it to send game tape and stats Others Twitter- @CoachAiks Facebook- Plainfield East Boys Basketball
PEHS Responsibilities Registration- 8 to 18
https://plainfieldeast.8to18.com/accounts/login Fill out all requirements and accept for parent and player To ensure completion check email for confirmation
Updated Physical
Good for one calendar year Can be regular physical
Athletic Fee
$129- pay on-line through the fees page Will be available to be paid by the second week- due by Novmeber 30th
Other
Lock- from athletic office ($3 for used and $5 for new)
Program Responsibilities In-Season Program Purchases- Look at Financial
Responsibilities
All order are done on-line through Eastbay or BSN- ORDER BY 11/11/15!!
In-Season Apparel- Required
Optional Items Optional player pieces Family spirit wear
Order through BSN- last day is 11/11/15!!
Away game night meals
Have not made a decision
Financial Assistance District Payment Plan- contact the district office or
bookkeeper
Athletic fee only Pay to Play
Fund-Raise If you are looking to fund-raise please contact your level coach or need assistance contact your level coach
Important Dates Special Nights Alumni Night- vs. Oswego East 12/4/15- still in the planning Middle School Night- 1/12/16 vs. Romeoville Coaches for the Community- 2/5/16 vs. Plainfield Northspecial t-shirt to support a community cause Senior Night- 2/23/16 vs. Plainfield Central Banquet All levels the Saturday, February 27th – 12:00pm If want to do a varsity only it will be planned by the parents Letterman awards will be picked up from athletic office
Important Dates Pictures Wednesday, November 18th White uniforms- all levels/Varsity- Bring travel suit Your choice if to get individuals
Orange and Green Night November 20th- 5:30pm
Toys for Tots/Goodwill donation that night
Changes & Extra Information No major changes this season Next year will add the Joliet’s to the conference
Standards of Success Winning 100 wins (17 wins a season average) 2 conference championships 2 regional championship Many school, district, conference, area and state records State and Chicagoland rankings Invitation to high profile events
Standards of Success Player Success 3 Current Division I players A number of Div II, NAIA and Div III players College graduates Many all-conference players Most of any conference team in the past 5 years 1 MVP Ambassadors of Plainfield East and the Plainfield community
Standards of Success Program traditions and expectations have been
established
Play in front of large crowds Are always the hunted When teams beat us it is there state championship win Bengal Pride Champions
There are standards that we only accept for our success
Effort Character Team
PROGRAM STATEMENT Basketball is a privilege, not a
guaranteed right. Academics, commitment and discipline inside the classroom is an expectation. We will not throw away the whole to make exceptions for the few.
Goals and Philosophy Goals First goal is to teach you how to become a high school basketball player Second goal is to teach you how to be a successful basketball team Third goal is for us to become champions Ultimate goal is to teach you how to be successful and prominent young men
Philosophy Hard work/No excuses- Some will need to learn this quick Self and Team Discipline- Do it right all the time and limit mistakes Honesty leads to Respect and Trust Follow and live up to individual and team standards Team over individual goals- most important
Expectations & Standards Academics
IHSA and District states passing 5 classes. If they start to fall behind they will be required to attend athletic study hall, tutoring, or will be pulled out to get on track
Promptness
15/15 Rule
Communication
Listen when spoken to Appropriate when speaking Inform those who need to know
Character
Do not draw unnecessary attention to you- presentable appearance No Dean office visits
Expectations & Standards Respect- Teammates, Coaches, Opponents, Officials,
Equipment, PEHS, Basketball
Be respectful Act respectful Look respectable
Accountability
Hold themselves and others to all standards Accept coaching and do what is asked by us Represent yourselves, your family, the program Are you doing what you should be doing?- Don’t blame others Understand and accept yours and others role- am I the scorer, the rebounder, the motivator Take care of stuff- locker room/equipment/nothing left out
Expectations & Standards Team Put it ahead of individual stats Play for a common goal Unselfishness- Be a positive teammate- not one player makes up the team PEHS & District Information What parents need to know 202 athletic mission Parent expectation Communication protocol
https://s3.amazonaws.com/pubtemp/live/content/PlainfieldEast/ documents/20150806034837.pdf
BE CHAMPIONS Characteristics of Champion Positive
Attitude- It all starts with this Discipline- Do not make someone else do it for you. Stay the course. Focus- Set goals and make sure you/we obtain them. Commitment- To team and program/We will commit to you Sacrifices- Bad habits/Friends/Holidays- except academics
Parental Responsibility The toughest decision is to trust someone else with your son Expectations Advocate for them but not fight their battles. Becoming an adult. Support them as their parent but also support the program
Do not say things in the ears of others or in social media that is not supportive. Keep comments to yourself.
Be Realistic and do not compare us to other teams or your son to other players. Understand their true abilities and accept their weaknesses. Respect the decisions.
Athletic Boosters Become a member Need level reps Assist in concessions Attend Big 4 fund-raisers- 1/23/15- Candlelight Bowl
BE THE BACKBONE OF THE PROGRAM
Tryouts Tryouts No more than 3 days. Some will be cut on first day Registration and current physical- no exceptions Basketball shoes/shorts/acceptable t-shirt or practice jersey NO JEWELRY OR OTHER ITEMS THAT ARE NOT PART OF A UNIFORM (ex. Head-bands, tights, sleeves)
Braces need to be approved by coach and trainer or a doctors note must be presented
Team Selection- Each participant will be communicated with Cut- Things to work on Make- Told them their role to make sure that it is accepted
Season Information Practices
6 days a week including holiday break Will get a schedule
Games
20-30 games Walk-thru/Film together and on own/Scouting Reports A few JV and sophomore B games
No transportation provided
Tournaments
Host Sophomore- Thanksgiving Freshman- Christmas
Other Information Athletic Trainers Mr. Smith, Mr. Nohren, Ms. Willett See them first before going to the doctor unless emergency State policy with regards to possible concussions will be followed
Uniforms/Practice Gear Uniforms- delicate in washing. See instructions if have questions Wash frequently including practice gear
Closure Team meetings Varsity- Cafeteria Sophomores- Room 192 Freshman- Room 193 Questions??
Varsity Meeting Introductions Roster
Schedule Tournaments Other Information Closure
Introductions Coaches Coach Adkins Coach Fowler
Players Captain- Jordan Reed
Other captain(s) are TBA
Smaller roster
Parents- Share contact information I will need all parents updated emails Setup a remind Facebook and Twitter
Schedules Tryouts/Practices- (see schedule)
2 weeks- Morning and afternoon
Pack snacks. Get homework done. Get enough sleep.
Most days will either do extra individual work or watch film as a team or individual
Non-Conference games
Providence- away Bolingbrook- home Vs. Naperville Central- home
Tournaments
St. Charles East Thanksgiving Pekin Holiday Tournament
Pekin Tournament Leave- December 28th- Date and time will depend on what
time we play
Will practice 26th and maybe Sunday the 27th
Hotel- Embassy Suites- Call and make reservations. I am
paying for the rooms with summer tournament money. 4-6 guys per room
Dinners for each night on us Breakfast and lunch will be at their cost- McDonald cards Expectation is that we are there to compete and increase our team unity. If any problems will be forced to get your child and their will be a meeting about the future- no exceptions
No girl friends unless they are with the parents Communicate if you want your child with you- preferred to stay with the team
Needs/Bring List/Information Will be sent home in December when we get our seed
Other Information Boosters Need a rep Candlelight Bowl Meals- 7-8 games What do you want to do?
Miscellaneous Questions?
DCTG Defending regional championship Get back our conference championship We are a different look but still have returning
experience
Need emergence of leaders What has been learned from past experiences Who do you really want to be and how determined are you willing to CONSISTENTLY work to get become it
Do not live off of what you did yesterday but what you do today and beyond.
DCTG (DON’T CHEAT THE GRIND)
Agenda Basic Information Requirements
Expectations/Responsibilities/Standards Goals and Program Philosophy Team Meetings
Coaches Contact Information Varsity
Head Coach: Branden Adkins Work#: 815-577-1025 ext. 5846 Cell#: 815-210-8683 E-mail: [email protected]
Varsity Assistant: XXXXXXXXXX Mike Fowler E-Mail: mfowler@ psd202.org
Sophomore
Head Coach: Rick Struck E-Mail: rstruck@ psd202.org
Assistant Coach: XXXXXXXXX Scott McBride E-Mail: [email protected]
Freshman A&B
Head Coach: Kanwer Sakaria E-Mail: [email protected]
Assistant Coach: XXXXXXXXX Scott McBride E-Mail: [email protected]
Other Contact Information Athletic Office: 815-577-1025 Secretary (Mary Jo Blankenship): 815-577-1025 ext. 5844 Fax: 815-436-4514 Booster Club: Website President- Eric Jameson
http://il.8to18.com/PlainfieldEast/ [email protected]
Freshman Team Rep.- TBA Sophomore Team Rep.TBA Varsity Team Rep.- TBA Concessions- An Campbell [email protected]
Social Media Sport Schedules:
http://il.8to18.com/plainfieldeast/activities/basketball/b
Will use update scores, rosters, and other announcements
IHSA:
www.ihsa.org
On-Line Film:
Krossover: http://www.krossover.com/ Hudl: http://www.hudl.com/ Will use it to send game tape and stats Others Twitter- @CoachAiks Facebook- Plainfield East Boys Basketball
PEHS Responsibilities Registration- 8 to 18
https://plainfieldeast.8to18.com/accounts/login Fill out all requirements and accept for parent and player To ensure completion check email for confirmation
Updated Physical
Good for one calendar year Can be regular physical
Athletic Fee
$129- pay on-line through the fees page Will be available to be paid by the second week- due by Novmeber 30th
Other
Lock- from athletic office ($3 for used and $5 for new)
Program Responsibilities In-Season Program Purchases- Look at Financial
Responsibilities
All order are done on-line through Eastbay or BSN- ORDER BY 11/11/15!!
In-Season Apparel- Required
Optional Items Optional player pieces Family spirit wear
Order through BSN- last day is 11/11/15!!
Away game night meals
Have not made a decision
Financial Assistance District Payment Plan- contact the district office or
bookkeeper
Athletic fee only Pay to Play
Fund-Raise If you are looking to fund-raise please contact your level coach or need assistance contact your level coach
Important Dates Special Nights Alumni Night- vs. Oswego East 12/4/15- still in the planning Middle School Night- 1/12/16 vs. Romeoville Coaches for the Community- 2/5/16 vs. Plainfield Northspecial t-shirt to support a community cause Senior Night- 2/23/16 vs. Plainfield Central Banquet All levels the Saturday, February 27th – 12:00pm If want to do a varsity only it will be planned by the parents Letterman awards will be picked up from athletic office
Important Dates Pictures Wednesday, November 18th White uniforms- all levels/Varsity- Bring travel suit Your choice if to get individuals
Orange and Green Night November 20th- 5:30pm
Toys for Tots/Goodwill donation that night
Changes & Extra Information No major changes this season Next year will add the Joliet’s to the conference
Standards of Success Winning 100 wins (17 wins a season average) 2 conference championships 2 regional championship Many school, district, conference, area and state records State and Chicagoland rankings Invitation to high profile events
Standards of Success Player Success 3 Current Division I players A number of Div II, NAIA and Div III players College graduates Many all-conference players Most of any conference team in the past 5 years 1 MVP Ambassadors of Plainfield East and the Plainfield community
Standards of Success Program traditions and expectations have been
established
Play in front of large crowds Are always the hunted When teams beat us it is there state championship win Bengal Pride Champions
There are standards that we only accept for our success
Effort Character Team
PROGRAM STATEMENT Basketball is a privilege, not a
guaranteed right. Academics, commitment and discipline inside the classroom is an expectation. We will not throw away the whole to make exceptions for the few.
Goals and Philosophy Goals First goal is to teach you how to become a high school basketball player Second goal is to teach you how to be a successful basketball team Third goal is for us to become champions Ultimate goal is to teach you how to be successful and prominent young men
Philosophy Hard work/No excuses- Some will need to learn this quick Self and Team Discipline- Do it right all the time and limit mistakes Honesty leads to Respect and Trust Follow and live up to individual and team standards Team over individual goals- most important
Expectations & Standards Academics
IHSA and District states passing 5 classes. If they start to fall behind they will be required to attend athletic study hall, tutoring, or will be pulled out to get on track
Promptness
15/15 Rule
Communication
Listen when spoken to Appropriate when speaking Inform those who need to know
Character
Do not draw unnecessary attention to you- presentable appearance No Dean office visits
Expectations & Standards Respect- Teammates, Coaches, Opponents, Officials,
Equipment, PEHS, Basketball
Be respectful Act respectful Look respectable
Accountability
Hold themselves and others to all standards Accept coaching and do what is asked by us Represent yourselves, your family, the program Are you doing what you should be doing?- Don’t blame others Understand and accept yours and others role- am I the scorer, the rebounder, the motivator Take care of stuff- locker room/equipment/nothing left out
Expectations & Standards Team Put it ahead of individual stats Play for a common goal Unselfishness- Be a positive teammate- not one player makes up the team PEHS & District Information What parents need to know 202 athletic mission Parent expectation Communication protocol
https://s3.amazonaws.com/pubtemp/live/content/PlainfieldEast/ documents/20150806034837.pdf
BE CHAMPIONS Characteristics of Champion Positive
Attitude- It all starts with this Discipline- Do not make someone else do it for you. Stay the course. Focus- Set goals and make sure you/we obtain them. Commitment- To team and program/We will commit to you Sacrifices- Bad habits/Friends/Holidays- except academics
Parental Responsibility The toughest decision is to trust someone else with your son Expectations Advocate for them but not fight their battles. Becoming an adult. Support them as their parent but also support the program
Do not say things in the ears of others or in social media that is not supportive. Keep comments to yourself.
Be Realistic and do not compare us to other teams or your son to other players. Understand their true abilities and accept their weaknesses. Respect the decisions.
Athletic Boosters Become a member Need level reps Assist in concessions Attend Big 4 fund-raisers- 1/23/15- Candlelight Bowl
BE THE BACKBONE OF THE PROGRAM
Tryouts Tryouts No more than 3 days. Some will be cut on first day Registration and current physical- no exceptions Basketball shoes/shorts/acceptable t-shirt or practice jersey NO JEWELRY OR OTHER ITEMS THAT ARE NOT PART OF A UNIFORM (ex. Head-bands, tights, sleeves)
Braces need to be approved by coach and trainer or a doctors note must be presented
Team Selection- Each participant will be communicated with Cut- Things to work on Make- Told them their role to make sure that it is accepted
Season Information Practices
6 days a week including holiday break Will get a schedule
Games
20-30 games Walk-thru/Film together and on own/Scouting Reports A few JV and sophomore B games
No transportation provided
Tournaments
Host Sophomore- Thanksgiving Freshman- Christmas
Other Information Athletic Trainers Mr. Smith, Mr. Nohren, Ms. Willett See them first before going to the doctor unless emergency State policy with regards to possible concussions will be followed
Uniforms/Practice Gear Uniforms- delicate in washing. See instructions if have questions Wash frequently including practice gear
Closure Team meetings Varsity- Cafeteria Sophomores- Room 192 Freshman- Room 193 Questions??
Varsity Meeting Introductions Roster
Schedule Tournaments Other Information Closure
Introductions Coaches Coach Adkins Coach Fowler
Players Captain- Jordan Reed
Other captain(s) are TBA
Smaller roster
Parents- Share contact information I will need all parents updated emails Setup a remind Facebook and Twitter
Schedules Tryouts/Practices- (see schedule)
2 weeks- Morning and afternoon
Pack snacks. Get homework done. Get enough sleep.
Most days will either do extra individual work or watch film as a team or individual
Non-Conference games
Providence- away Bolingbrook- home Vs. Naperville Central- home
Tournaments
St. Charles East Thanksgiving Pekin Holiday Tournament
Pekin Tournament Leave- December 28th- Date and time will depend on what
time we play
Will practice 26th and maybe Sunday the 27th
Hotel- Embassy Suites- Call and make reservations. I am
paying for the rooms with summer tournament money. 4-6 guys per room
Dinners for each night on us Breakfast and lunch will be at their cost- McDonald cards Expectation is that we are there to compete and increase our team unity. If any problems will be forced to get your child and their will be a meeting about the future- no exceptions
No girl friends unless they are with the parents Communicate if you want your child with you- preferred to stay with the team
Needs/Bring List/Information Will be sent home in December when we get our seed
Other Information Boosters Need a rep Candlelight Bowl Meals- 7-8 games What do you want to do?
Miscellaneous Questions?
DCTG Defending regional championship Get back our conference championship We are a different look but still have returning
experience
Need emergence of leaders What has been learned from past experiences Who do you really want to be and how determined are you willing to CONSISTENTLY work to get become it
Do not live off of what you did yesterday but what you do today and beyond.
