Oakville High School Football
Parent Meeting April 10, 2017 6:00PM
To receive messages via text: Enter this number: 81010 (trouble texting use 314-266-6981) Text this message: @oakvfb To receive messages via email: Send message to: [email protected]
Purpose of Meeting:
Program Goal
General Program Info
Jump Start On Paper Work
Booster Club Info & Help
The Oakville Football Program realizes that Football is the ultimate team sport. Through commitment, discipline, pride, and teamwork the players and coaches will pursue a championship level of football, while sacrificing personal interests of glory. It is the mission of our program to build character in our student-athletes. We will always prepare, practice, and play
to WIN on the field, in the classroom and in the game of life. Whether their next phase in life is with or without football, our players will leave the program adequately trained to perform efficiently and effectively. As coaches, we will be supportive and active in promoting academic and athletic achievement. We will exhibit a quality foundation of leadership and mentor our players to relentlessly pursue the “character of a champion”.
These traits are what we expect players and coaches to exhibit:
C ommitment - Do everything necessary to achieve a goal. No excuses. H eart - Never allow yourself to quit, never! A ttitude - How you think, act, or feel towards yourself, another person or thing.
M ovitivation - Self motivation - desire and incentive comes from within.
P reparation - Planning, conditioning, evaluation, and academics.
I ntegrity - Treat everyone with respect and how to want to be treated.
O n-Going – Strive for excellence.
N ever a Doubt - Never a doubt that you will succeed.
have to want it.
prepare is a setup for failure.
right and do your best, even when you are not being watched.
You
Failing to Do what is
Pass down the traditions of Oakville Football. Believe!
Arlee Conners – Head Coach
Assistants: Corey Bryant, Kyle Bryant, Andy Cheney, Dan Holak, Moe Lagrand, Brad Loomis
Support Staff:
Becky Czuppon – Athletic Director
Suzette Mora - Athletic Secretary
Coaches will be positive and supportive of all players and promote the C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N. attitude in each player. Coaches will respect and develop each player. Coaches will push players to their limits and saturate them with positive motivation as they work to develop their maximum potential on and off the football field.
Finish semester strong academically
Must pass 6 classes to be eligible
Improving level of conditioning
Get any fees turned in
Morning Workouts Every Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 7am
Lindenwood Team Camp June 5-6
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 13
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 20
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 27
Dead Week July 3-July 7
Oakville Camp 7am July 10-14 and 17-18
Webster Camp 6pm July 13-14
Dead Week July 24-28
1st of Fall practice July 31
August 1-4 2-A-Days 7-10am & 11:30-12:30
*Freshman are morning only
August 5 1 practice 8-11:30 am (Saturday)
August 5 program meeting following practice
August 7-9 2-A-Days 7-10am & 11:30-12:30
August 10 1 practice 5pm
August 11 Tiger Jamboree 5pm
August 12 1 practice 8-11:30am
August 16 First day of school
All other practices start at 2:30 and end at 5:15
Lower levels may practice on Saturday (coaches descision)
August 18 Game 1 vs Lindbergh 7pm (Senior Night)
August 25 Game 1 @ Hillsboro 7pm
Oakville Football ‘Do Right’ Program
Evaluation Categories
Off Field Activity
Community Service
Decision Making
*i.e. no trouble at home or neighborhood, social media
Legal Issues (on or off campus)
Academics
School Attendance
6 week grading period requirements
Behavior
Write ups/Detentions
Confirmed attendance at other school functions
Football
Weight room attendance Attend team camps (Oakville, Lindenwood, Webster) Invite or refer new players into the system Attend 6th-8th grade camp
Tug of War Winners Strong Man Winners
(based on weight room numbers)
Help improve/maintain football facilities
Results Tabulated and Posted on a Weekly Basis
Drugs and alcohol
Drugs and alcohol pose a serious health risk. For athletes in training, the risks can be severe. Athletes violating policies pertaining to drugs and alcohol are subject to suspension from school and sports for 365 days. (See the Athletic/Activity Code of Conduct) NO DRUGS, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OR STEROIDS.
Conduct
Inappropriate or obscene language reflects adversely upon the team and school. Such language can cause the team to be penalized during games. Show respect to other players as well as coaches. Taunting will not be tolerated during games or practice. Hazing will definitely not be tolerated. (See the Mehlville School District Discipline Handbook) Equipment and uniforms should only be worn during games and practice. Only you should wear your game jersey, not your girlfriend. A full set of equipment will be issued to you – DO NOT borrow another players equipment. Any lost or missing items will be put on the fine list in the main office. No horseplay in the locker room.
**violation of conduct rules will result in extra conditioning if not disciplinary action by the school**
Attendance School Attendance
Every player is expected to attend class daily. Exceptions to this should be due to only illness or personal reasons approved by a parent or physician. If you attend school, you should always attend practice. If you can make it through the entire school day, you can make it through practice. Note that you must be in school to participate in practice or games (ISS is considered being absent). If you need to go home due to illness or any emergency, you must personally tell a coach or leave a message with the office (467-7202). Always tell a coach at in advance about a doctor’s appointment or other emergency.
***See
Practice, Work-outs and Game Attendance
the In-Season Commitment point sheet***
All players are expected to participate in all practices and work out sessions unless excused by the coach for reasons deemed valid by the coach. Your family is more important than football, but schedule any family function around your busy practice schedule. During the summer if you cannot make it to practice for whatever reason, you must call a coach, the main or athletic office and leave a message. If you miss your bus, try to make it to practice any way that you can. If you are able to make it to school, you will only be assessed for being late, not absent. If you are late to practice, you will receive extra conditioning. If you miss a practice, you will be required to do extra conditioning to make up for the conditioning that you missed. The purpose for this is not for us to spend time running players, but to emphasize the importance of being at practice. BE THERE! DON’T MISS!
Playing Time
Playing time is not a guarantee. Each coach will determine who deserves to play. High effort and a positive attitude are just as important as playing ability. Missing practice, low grades, or poor conduct will result in loss of playing time. There will be an ATTEMPT to play everyone at the freshman and junior varsity level but this is not guaranteed. ▪ ▪ ▪
If at any time you have a question about your playing time, the student athlete must talk to the coach. A parent should not approach a coach until the player has done so first. If the problem is not resolved at this point then a parent/coach meeting can be scheduled.
Practices If you’re right on time you’re late No Absences except for sickness, a death, or family crisis You must notify a coach on this staff (not your friends on
the team) if you need to be absent
If you are injured and can not practice, you will be
expected to meet the trainer for rehab and you are expected to be with your position coach to listen and learn your position and about your opponents (not goofing off on the sidelines)
VARSITY
Monday – 2:30 to 5
Tuesday – 2:30 to 5:30
Wednesday – 2:30 to 5:30
Thursday – 2:30 to 3:45 Friday – Game Day
JV & FRESHMEN
J.V. & Freshman Game Days are Mon.
Practice days will be T-TH from 2:30-5:30
Fridays – 2:30 to 3:45
Saturday 8-10am(Up to Coach)
Personal Conduct/Appearance School Code of Conduct will be followed at all
times
Media Etiquette – if asked to give an interview
for the media you will be respectful of your opponents at all times
Social Media – inappropriate usage could lead
to big problems weather immediate or eventually down the road (Have some Integrity)
You are an ambassador for this team and our community. You will look and act the part.
When we are on the bus the ride is quiet and the time is used for preparation and focus on the game
We will not tolerate any form of initiation known as hazing. Younger players should show respect to older players, while older players should prove themselves worthy of that respect.
Equipment
Each player will be checked out an average
of $475.00 worth of equipment
Take care of it, inspect it regularly (loose
screws on helmets), and clean it
Keep equipment locked in lockers, it is your
responsibility for lost or stolen gear
Your safety is our utmost concern
If a player acquires 15 points they will be dismissed from the team; points are as follows:
Arrive late/leave practice early 2pt
Miss practice 5pt
Arrive late on game day 3 pt
Late to weights/film 2pt
Miss weights/film 5pt
Improper dress for weight room 2pt
Improper dress on game day 3 pt
Failure watch HUDL 3pt
Behavioral referral 5pt
Miss game 10pt
This is a very important topic and we want you to understand our coaching philosophy.
As a staff, safety or your child is our number one priority and concern. We also need you to understand that football is a full contact sport.
We will never teach your child to use their helmet as a weapon.
We will never teach your child to lead their body with their helmet.
We will read and follow the NOCSAE Standard: WARNING No Helmet can prevent all head or any neck injuries a player might receive while participating in football. Do not use this helmet to butt, ram or spear an opposing player. This is in violation of the football rules and such use can result in severe head or neck injuries, paralysis or death to you and possible injury to your opponent
Players need to talk to their coach at their level
Coach will send the player to the trainer for evaluation
The trainer will contact family& coaches for next step
Parent/Coach Relationship
Both parenting and coaching are very difficult vocations.
By establishing an understanding of each position, we are better able to accept the actions of the other and provide greater benefit to children.
As parents, when your children become involved in our program you have a right to understand what expectations are placed on your child.
This begins with clear communication from the coaching of your child’s program.
Communication You Should Expect From Your Child’s Coach:
Goal of the Program
Expectations the coach has for your child as well as all the players on the team
Locations and times of all practices and contests
Team requirements, I.E. special equipment, off-season conditioning
Procedure should your child be injured during participation
Discipline that results in the denial of your child’s participation
Communications Coaches Expect From Parents:
Concerns expressed directly to the coach
Notification of any schedule conflicts well in advance
Specific concern(s) in regard to a coach's philosophy/expectations
***As your child becomes involved in the program at OHS, they will experience some of the most rewarding moments of their lives. It is important to understand that there also may be times when things do not go the way you or your child wishes. At these times discussion with the coach is encouraged.
Appropriate Concerns to Discuss with Coaches:
The treatment of your child mentally and physically
Ways to help your child improve
Concerns about your child’s behavior
***It is difficult to accept your child’s not playing as much as you may hope. Coaches are professionals. They make judgment decisions based on what they believe is in the best interest of the team as a whole. As you have seen from the proceeding list, certain things can be and should be discussed with your child’s coach.
Other things, such as those in the following section must be left to the discretion of the coach.
Issues not appropriate to discuss with a coach:
Playing time
Team strategy
Play calling
Other student athletes
Proper procedure in contacting a coach about a concern: Chain of command Coaches work to maximize opportunities for students who participate in sports while maintaining a competitive program. At times, the decision of a coach may come into question by an athlete or parent. These are the steps that should be followed if this situation arises: I.
Athlete should initiate a conversation with the athletes position coach
II.
If a resolution or answer does not suffice the athlete should then initiate a meeting with the head football coach of that team.
III.
If a resolution does not suffice this is where the parent of the athlete would need to get involved. At this time the parent and athlete’s team head coach would initiate a meeting
IV.
If a resolution does not suffice the parent and athlete will initiate a meeting with the head coach of that athlete’s team and the Varsity Head Coach.
Proper procedure in contacting a coach about a Concern con’t: 24 hour rule This rule applies to parent-coach interactions. If
something is bothering you about your child’s status on a team, give yourself 24 hours before you contact the coach, never attempt to contact the coach after a contest, especially a loss. The time away from the situation will give you a chance to search for a perspective that may give you a new way to look at the circumstances. Discussion with the coach will be more meaningful when calmer situations prevail.
As parents, it is important for you to be active in your child’s athletic experience and help to foster a positive relationship between your student athlete and their coaches, teammates, fans, officials, and opponents. Parents should be supportive of the coaching staff and team goals in order to help create better members of the community.
Involvement in the Tiger Tailgaters Concession Volunteering at fundraising events Attending fundraising events
• Support your child • Talk positive about the program or don’t say anything at all • Sportsmanship
Lindenwood Team Camp $110 (optional)
Oakville Camp $70
Webster Camp $30
Fall Fee 100$?
Football Pack TBD, will be about $50
Each Athlete will be required to participate in the team fundraisers
Varsity Gold Cards will be sold in the community
Mattress sell
Players may receive incentives for their efforts
Any player needing assistance needs to talk with a coach in private asap so that the coaching staff can make arrangements No OHS Tiger football player will go without! If your son needs assistance it is mandatory to sell all of the Gold Cards
Physical
Eligibility
Emergency
Medical Release
Equipment will not be handed out until all paper work is in
1.
The higher your GPA is, the lower your ACT/SAT scores can be
2.
Take the ACT/SAT the earliest you can starting your sophomore year and as many times as possible or needed.
3.
Complete the NCAA clearinghouse documentation
www.ncaaclearingouse.net
Complete the FAFSA financial aid documentation
4.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
From the NCAA Eligibility Center: I. Verify with your high school counselor & the online core course list to make sure your on track.
5.
www.eligibilitycenter.org
Arlee Conners
(314) 467-7293 [email protected]
Becky Czuppon
(314) 467-7201 [email protected]
Suzette Mora
Websites to find information about Oakville Football:
467-7202 [email protected] http://ohstigers.com
Remind: Text:81010 Message:oakvfb ; Email:[email protected]
Final Thoughts
Research indicates that students involved in extracurricular activities have a greater chance for success during adulthood. Many of the character traits required to be a successful participant are exactly those that will promote a successful life after high school. We hope the information provided in this presentation makes you and your child’s experience with the OHS football program less stressful and more enjoyable.
To receive messages via text: Enter this number: 81010 (trouble texting use 314-266-6981) Text this message: @oakvfb To receive messages via email: Send message to: [email protected]
Purpose of Meeting:
Program Goal
General Program Info
Jump Start On Paper Work
Booster Club Info & Help
The Oakville Football Program realizes that Football is the ultimate team sport. Through commitment, discipline, pride, and teamwork the players and coaches will pursue a championship level of football, while sacrificing personal interests of glory. It is the mission of our program to build character in our student-athletes. We will always prepare, practice, and play
to WIN on the field, in the classroom and in the game of life. Whether their next phase in life is with or without football, our players will leave the program adequately trained to perform efficiently and effectively. As coaches, we will be supportive and active in promoting academic and athletic achievement. We will exhibit a quality foundation of leadership and mentor our players to relentlessly pursue the “character of a champion”.
These traits are what we expect players and coaches to exhibit:
C ommitment - Do everything necessary to achieve a goal. No excuses. H eart - Never allow yourself to quit, never! A ttitude - How you think, act, or feel towards yourself, another person or thing.
M ovitivation - Self motivation - desire and incentive comes from within.
P reparation - Planning, conditioning, evaluation, and academics.
I ntegrity - Treat everyone with respect and how to want to be treated.
O n-Going – Strive for excellence.
N ever a Doubt - Never a doubt that you will succeed.
have to want it.
prepare is a setup for failure.
right and do your best, even when you are not being watched.
You
Failing to Do what is
Pass down the traditions of Oakville Football. Believe!
Arlee Conners – Head Coach
Assistants: Corey Bryant, Kyle Bryant, Andy Cheney, Dan Holak, Moe Lagrand, Brad Loomis
Support Staff:
Becky Czuppon – Athletic Director
Suzette Mora - Athletic Secretary
Coaches will be positive and supportive of all players and promote the C.H.A.M.P.I.O.N. attitude in each player. Coaches will respect and develop each player. Coaches will push players to their limits and saturate them with positive motivation as they work to develop their maximum potential on and off the football field.
Finish semester strong academically
Must pass 6 classes to be eligible
Improving level of conditioning
Get any fees turned in
Morning Workouts Every Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 7am
Lindenwood Team Camp June 5-6
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 13
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 20
7 on 7 @ Windsor 5pm June 27
Dead Week July 3-July 7
Oakville Camp 7am July 10-14 and 17-18
Webster Camp 6pm July 13-14
Dead Week July 24-28
1st of Fall practice July 31
August 1-4 2-A-Days 7-10am & 11:30-12:30
*Freshman are morning only
August 5 1 practice 8-11:30 am (Saturday)
August 5 program meeting following practice
August 7-9 2-A-Days 7-10am & 11:30-12:30
August 10 1 practice 5pm
August 11 Tiger Jamboree 5pm
August 12 1 practice 8-11:30am
August 16 First day of school
All other practices start at 2:30 and end at 5:15
Lower levels may practice on Saturday (coaches descision)
August 18 Game 1 vs Lindbergh 7pm (Senior Night)
August 25 Game 1 @ Hillsboro 7pm
Oakville Football ‘Do Right’ Program
Evaluation Categories
Off Field Activity
Community Service
Decision Making
*i.e. no trouble at home or neighborhood, social media
Legal Issues (on or off campus)
Academics
School Attendance
6 week grading period requirements
Behavior
Write ups/Detentions
Confirmed attendance at other school functions
Football
Weight room attendance Attend team camps (Oakville, Lindenwood, Webster) Invite or refer new players into the system Attend 6th-8th grade camp
Tug of War Winners Strong Man Winners
(based on weight room numbers)
Help improve/maintain football facilities
Results Tabulated and Posted on a Weekly Basis
Drugs and alcohol
Drugs and alcohol pose a serious health risk. For athletes in training, the risks can be severe. Athletes violating policies pertaining to drugs and alcohol are subject to suspension from school and sports for 365 days. (See the Athletic/Activity Code of Conduct) NO DRUGS, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OR STEROIDS.
Conduct
Inappropriate or obscene language reflects adversely upon the team and school. Such language can cause the team to be penalized during games. Show respect to other players as well as coaches. Taunting will not be tolerated during games or practice. Hazing will definitely not be tolerated. (See the Mehlville School District Discipline Handbook) Equipment and uniforms should only be worn during games and practice. Only you should wear your game jersey, not your girlfriend. A full set of equipment will be issued to you – DO NOT borrow another players equipment. Any lost or missing items will be put on the fine list in the main office. No horseplay in the locker room.
**violation of conduct rules will result in extra conditioning if not disciplinary action by the school**
Attendance School Attendance
Every player is expected to attend class daily. Exceptions to this should be due to only illness or personal reasons approved by a parent or physician. If you attend school, you should always attend practice. If you can make it through the entire school day, you can make it through practice. Note that you must be in school to participate in practice or games (ISS is considered being absent). If you need to go home due to illness or any emergency, you must personally tell a coach or leave a message with the office (467-7202). Always tell a coach at in advance about a doctor’s appointment or other emergency.
***See
Practice, Work-outs and Game Attendance
the In-Season Commitment point sheet***
All players are expected to participate in all practices and work out sessions unless excused by the coach for reasons deemed valid by the coach. Your family is more important than football, but schedule any family function around your busy practice schedule. During the summer if you cannot make it to practice for whatever reason, you must call a coach, the main or athletic office and leave a message. If you miss your bus, try to make it to practice any way that you can. If you are able to make it to school, you will only be assessed for being late, not absent. If you are late to practice, you will receive extra conditioning. If you miss a practice, you will be required to do extra conditioning to make up for the conditioning that you missed. The purpose for this is not for us to spend time running players, but to emphasize the importance of being at practice. BE THERE! DON’T MISS!
Playing Time
Playing time is not a guarantee. Each coach will determine who deserves to play. High effort and a positive attitude are just as important as playing ability. Missing practice, low grades, or poor conduct will result in loss of playing time. There will be an ATTEMPT to play everyone at the freshman and junior varsity level but this is not guaranteed. ▪ ▪ ▪
If at any time you have a question about your playing time, the student athlete must talk to the coach. A parent should not approach a coach until the player has done so first. If the problem is not resolved at this point then a parent/coach meeting can be scheduled.
Practices If you’re right on time you’re late No Absences except for sickness, a death, or family crisis You must notify a coach on this staff (not your friends on
the team) if you need to be absent
If you are injured and can not practice, you will be
expected to meet the trainer for rehab and you are expected to be with your position coach to listen and learn your position and about your opponents (not goofing off on the sidelines)
VARSITY
Monday – 2:30 to 5
Tuesday – 2:30 to 5:30
Wednesday – 2:30 to 5:30
Thursday – 2:30 to 3:45 Friday – Game Day
JV & FRESHMEN
J.V. & Freshman Game Days are Mon.
Practice days will be T-TH from 2:30-5:30
Fridays – 2:30 to 3:45
Saturday 8-10am(Up to Coach)
Personal Conduct/Appearance School Code of Conduct will be followed at all
times
Media Etiquette – if asked to give an interview
for the media you will be respectful of your opponents at all times
Social Media – inappropriate usage could lead
to big problems weather immediate or eventually down the road (Have some Integrity)
You are an ambassador for this team and our community. You will look and act the part.
When we are on the bus the ride is quiet and the time is used for preparation and focus on the game
We will not tolerate any form of initiation known as hazing. Younger players should show respect to older players, while older players should prove themselves worthy of that respect.
Equipment
Each player will be checked out an average
of $475.00 worth of equipment
Take care of it, inspect it regularly (loose
screws on helmets), and clean it
Keep equipment locked in lockers, it is your
responsibility for lost or stolen gear
Your safety is our utmost concern
If a player acquires 15 points they will be dismissed from the team; points are as follows:
Arrive late/leave practice early 2pt
Miss practice 5pt
Arrive late on game day 3 pt
Late to weights/film 2pt
Miss weights/film 5pt
Improper dress for weight room 2pt
Improper dress on game day 3 pt
Failure watch HUDL 3pt
Behavioral referral 5pt
Miss game 10pt
This is a very important topic and we want you to understand our coaching philosophy.
As a staff, safety or your child is our number one priority and concern. We also need you to understand that football is a full contact sport.
We will never teach your child to use their helmet as a weapon.
We will never teach your child to lead their body with their helmet.
We will read and follow the NOCSAE Standard: WARNING No Helmet can prevent all head or any neck injuries a player might receive while participating in football. Do not use this helmet to butt, ram or spear an opposing player. This is in violation of the football rules and such use can result in severe head or neck injuries, paralysis or death to you and possible injury to your opponent
Players need to talk to their coach at their level
Coach will send the player to the trainer for evaluation
The trainer will contact family& coaches for next step
Parent/Coach Relationship
Both parenting and coaching are very difficult vocations.
By establishing an understanding of each position, we are better able to accept the actions of the other and provide greater benefit to children.
As parents, when your children become involved in our program you have a right to understand what expectations are placed on your child.
This begins with clear communication from the coaching of your child’s program.
Communication You Should Expect From Your Child’s Coach:
Goal of the Program
Expectations the coach has for your child as well as all the players on the team
Locations and times of all practices and contests
Team requirements, I.E. special equipment, off-season conditioning
Procedure should your child be injured during participation
Discipline that results in the denial of your child’s participation
Communications Coaches Expect From Parents:
Concerns expressed directly to the coach
Notification of any schedule conflicts well in advance
Specific concern(s) in regard to a coach's philosophy/expectations
***As your child becomes involved in the program at OHS, they will experience some of the most rewarding moments of their lives. It is important to understand that there also may be times when things do not go the way you or your child wishes. At these times discussion with the coach is encouraged.
Appropriate Concerns to Discuss with Coaches:
The treatment of your child mentally and physically
Ways to help your child improve
Concerns about your child’s behavior
***It is difficult to accept your child’s not playing as much as you may hope. Coaches are professionals. They make judgment decisions based on what they believe is in the best interest of the team as a whole. As you have seen from the proceeding list, certain things can be and should be discussed with your child’s coach.
Other things, such as those in the following section must be left to the discretion of the coach.
Issues not appropriate to discuss with a coach:
Playing time
Team strategy
Play calling
Other student athletes
Proper procedure in contacting a coach about a concern: Chain of command Coaches work to maximize opportunities for students who participate in sports while maintaining a competitive program. At times, the decision of a coach may come into question by an athlete or parent. These are the steps that should be followed if this situation arises: I.
Athlete should initiate a conversation with the athletes position coach
II.
If a resolution or answer does not suffice the athlete should then initiate a meeting with the head football coach of that team.
III.
If a resolution does not suffice this is where the parent of the athlete would need to get involved. At this time the parent and athlete’s team head coach would initiate a meeting
IV.
If a resolution does not suffice the parent and athlete will initiate a meeting with the head coach of that athlete’s team and the Varsity Head Coach.
Proper procedure in contacting a coach about a Concern con’t: 24 hour rule This rule applies to parent-coach interactions. If
something is bothering you about your child’s status on a team, give yourself 24 hours before you contact the coach, never attempt to contact the coach after a contest, especially a loss. The time away from the situation will give you a chance to search for a perspective that may give you a new way to look at the circumstances. Discussion with the coach will be more meaningful when calmer situations prevail.
As parents, it is important for you to be active in your child’s athletic experience and help to foster a positive relationship between your student athlete and their coaches, teammates, fans, officials, and opponents. Parents should be supportive of the coaching staff and team goals in order to help create better members of the community.
Involvement in the Tiger Tailgaters Concession Volunteering at fundraising events Attending fundraising events
• Support your child • Talk positive about the program or don’t say anything at all • Sportsmanship
Lindenwood Team Camp $110 (optional)
Oakville Camp $70
Webster Camp $30
Fall Fee 100$?
Football Pack TBD, will be about $50
Each Athlete will be required to participate in the team fundraisers
Varsity Gold Cards will be sold in the community
Mattress sell
Players may receive incentives for their efforts
Any player needing assistance needs to talk with a coach in private asap so that the coaching staff can make arrangements No OHS Tiger football player will go without! If your son needs assistance it is mandatory to sell all of the Gold Cards
Physical
Eligibility
Emergency
Medical Release
Equipment will not be handed out until all paper work is in
1.
The higher your GPA is, the lower your ACT/SAT scores can be
2.
Take the ACT/SAT the earliest you can starting your sophomore year and as many times as possible or needed.
3.
Complete the NCAA clearinghouse documentation
www.ncaaclearingouse.net
Complete the FAFSA financial aid documentation
4.
www.fafsa.ed.gov
From the NCAA Eligibility Center: I. Verify with your high school counselor & the online core course list to make sure your on track.
5.
www.eligibilitycenter.org
Arlee Conners
(314) 467-7293 [email protected]
Becky Czuppon
(314) 467-7201 [email protected]
Suzette Mora
Websites to find information about Oakville Football:
467-7202 [email protected] http://ohstigers.com
Remind: Text:81010 Message:oakvfb ; Email:[email protected]
Final Thoughts
Research indicates that students involved in extracurricular activities have a greater chance for success during adulthood. Many of the character traits required to be a successful participant are exactly those that will promote a successful life after high school. We hope the information provided in this presentation makes you and your child’s experience with the OHS football program less stressful and more enjoyable.
