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Post by hornet on Jan 3, 2008 0:19:21 GMT -6
Curious to hear if about others lettering policies and whether they incorporate weight room workouts, summer camp etc into their policy. Any examples?
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Post by tcm57 on Jan 3, 2008 13:48:31 GMT -6
We have alot of our players work and play other sports, so we do not get into the number of workouts, etc. This is from the parent/player handbook we hand out every pre-season ...
• Varsity Team Lettering
The following general criteria will apply:
1. Be in good standing in school – no obligations.
2. Meet responsibilities set by the coaching staff.
3. Maintain team eligibility throughout the entire season.
4. Turn in all uniforms, equipment and fundraising money and/or items.
5. Sophomore boys who play in a minimum of 12 varsity game quarters.
We believe this keeps it simple and fair.
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Post by touchdowng on Jan 5, 2008 1:54:59 GMT -6
Have used a year around policy for lettering but decided to let this go due to the fact that our school (only 3 years old) has to share athletes among the three sport seasons. My year around policy was not the best thing for our new school. With that said, we make it a VERY strong expectation that if you are playing football but are not doing a winter and/or a spring sport, you will be in the weight room. If not, you will not be invited to spring drills or to summer team camp. If you didn't lift or play other sports, you cannot turn out until the first official day of football in mid-August. We don't have any issues with this.
Our lettering criteria is very similar to the previous post for in-season.
This has kept it simple and very fair for our program and we don't get into arguments about points for this or points for that.
Works for us.
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