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10 December 2009 Parent Meeting. RBHS BRONCO LACROSSE 2010. www.eteamz.com/rbhslax. 2009 Bronco Lacrosse- Review of the Season. Striving to a new level of excellence 16-4 record Beat both TP and Poway for 1 st time in regular season Raising the bar Physical – Better conditioned - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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10 December 2009
Parent Meeting
www.eteamz.com/rbhslax
2009 Bronco Lacrosse-Review of the Season Striving to a new level of excellence
16-4 record Beat both TP and Poway for 1st time in regular season
Raising the bar Physical – Better conditioned Mental – Better mental toughness TEAM as one – Great team chemistry
Quarterfinal appearance is the past Won our Quarterfinal game and lost in Semifinal to
eventual champion Coronado Conference Champion is our GOAL
Finished 2nd- highest finish ever
2010 Bronco Lacrosse
• Striving to an even higher level of excellence
• Raising the bar even farther– Physical– Mental– TEAM as one
• Semifinal appearance is the past
• Conference Champion is our GOAL
• Requires greater focus, dedication, commitment
• Results can only come through your support of the TEAM
Coaching Staff
Bruce Seitz: Varsity Head Coach
Seth Bokmeyer: Assistant Coach & Offensive Coordinator
Travis Begay: Defensive Coordinator
Adam Bokmeyer: Midfielder Coach, Specialties, Box
Mark Rohrbach: JV Head Coach
Jamie Wells: JV Offensive Coordinator
Forrest Giffis: JV Defensive Coordinator
Continuing to Build on Last Year’s Positive Changes
Off-Season Club Team (Blue Bombers) (Summer League, Fall Indoor League Champions, Irvine Fall Face-off Tournament, OW2P- Drug Free Tournament, Winter League, Jan or Feb tournament if possible)
“Fit Kids America” Coaches
Team Community Service Project for “Wounded Warrior Project”
Increased the Number of JV Games this year Reduced the Number of Varsity Games but Increased the Quality of
the Opponents Focus on practice time Decrease injuries Prepares us for Conference and Playoffs
Varsity Returning to the Carmel Tournament
Agenda Player Sign-Up
Season Schedule & Important Dates
Practice Times
Uniforms and Equipment
Varsity Trip
2010 Academic Policy
2010 Attendance Policy
Alert Form
Participation/Playing Time
Volunteer Program
LAX Country
Treasurer Report
Financial Obligation
Booster Club
Q&A
Player Sign-Up Form www.eteamz.com/rbhslaxPlayer Information Sheet 2009 SeasonName:_____________________________ Age: _________ Year:______________Address: _____________________________________________________________Cell Phone: _______________________ Email:
_______________________________Parents Names: ________________________________________________________Parents Cell phone: ____________________________________________________Parents
email:___________________________________________________________Lacrosse experience: ____________________________________________________Other Activities: (sports)_____________________________________________Brothers: (younger)___________________________________________________Work: _________________________________________________________________Academics: (Good, Average, Struggle)___________________________________College Intentions:
_______________________________________________________Other remarks:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Date: ______________________
2010 ScheduleDate Opponent Site JV Time V Time
Sat 6 March San Clemente SC TBD TBD
Tue 9 March Coronado Coronado TBD NA
Fri 12 March St. Margaret’s (San Juan Capistrano) Cal State Fullerton NA TBD
Fri 19 March Scripps Ranch RB 1700 1900
Tue 23 March Monarch (Colorado) RB NA 1900
Thu 25-27 March VARSITY TOURNAMENT CARMEL, CA NA
Fri 26 March Coronado RB 1900 NA
Thu 1 April Bishops Bishops 1530 1700
Thu 8 April Mt. Saint Joseph’s (Baltimore) RB NA 1600
Wed 14 April •Carlsbad RB 1700 1900
Fri 16 April University High (San Francisco) RB NA 1900
Tue 20 April •Fallbrook FB TBD TBD
Fri 23 April * Mt. Carmel RB 1700 1900
Tue 27 April * LCC LCC 1730 1930
Fri 30 April * San Marcos SM 1700 1900
Tue 4 May * Torrey Pines RB 1700 1900
Fri 7 May * Westview Westview 1730 1930
Fri 14 May * Poway (Senior Night) RB 1700 1900
Tue 18 May Del Norte Del Norte 1900 NA
Playoffs 1st Round
21 or 22 May
Quarterfinals 25 May
Semifinals 27 May
Championship ! 29 May
* Conference Game
Home Games Away Games
Important Dates• January
• 29th : Last day to submit forms to RBHS to get ‘Ticket to Play’• February
– 20th : Tryouts (Saturday of Winter Break)– 27th : Practice (Saturday)
• March– TBD: Ithaca, Drew, & St Lawrence College team practice and
games– 12th : Game Vs St. Margaret’s @ Cal State Fullerton prior to
college game– 23rd : Game and team function with Monarch HS– 25-27th : Varsity trip to Carmel Tournament
• April– 5th : No practice (Monday of Spring Break Week)– 8th: Game and team function with Mt St. Joseph’s HS
• May– 14th : Senior night Vs Poway
Practice Times
Varsity6-8 PM in the StadiumPlease be flexible
JV3:30-5:30 at Lax Country
Uniforms and Equipment Practice Uniform
RBHS Lax practice shorts ○ Available for purchase after tryouts
Plain gray t-shirt RBHS-issued practice jersey RBHS Lax sweats if cold
○ Important for varsity because of night practices○ Order directly from Boathouse Sports
Varsity Game-day Items 2 game-day t-shirts Game socks Helmet decals
Equipment Helmets
Can be Cascade, Brine or Riddell ○ Must have Royal visor and chin guard○ Check before you order!
GlovesPredominantly royal blue
Arm guardsRoyal, gray or blackDo not cut!
Rib pads for varsity attack Personal protection
Varsity Trip• Carmel High School, Carmel, CA• Depart RBHS Thursday 25 March in the morning• Return RBHS late Saturday 27 March or very early
morning Sunday 28 March (depends on how we do in the tournament)
• Minimum of 4 games• Transportation by Coach Bus (players/coaches)
• Team hotel in Monterrey: 2 players per room
• Players must ride the bus and stay in the team hotel
• Friday tournament dinner provided for our players by the host team
2010 Academic Policy 2010 Bronco Lacrosse (Boys) Academics Grades, not athletics are the most important aspect of your High School years. The Coaching
Staff believes in this and will continue to monitor all player grades and behavior throughout your time with the program.
The team’s academic policy is set to a standard above the school and district policies. District and school policies apply to eligibility to participate in any sport, however, our grading criteria to practice and or participate in games are set above.
1. Going into the season eligibility/probation (school/district) is based on your grades from the semester ending January 10. If you are below a 2.0 you will not be allowed to try out for the Team in February. If you have a 2.0 for the January grades, #2 below rules apply.
2. BLUE CARDS: All players will be on “BLUE CARDS” starting in Feb until grades come out on Mar. Players that do have a 2.1 or above on Blue Cards will not be allowed to participate in games until their Blue Card shows satisfactory grades (2.1 or above). Players with a 2.0 will be allowed to practice, those below a 2.0 will not be allowed to practice or participate in games. Players receiving grades with a GPA of 3.5 or better on their mid-March grades will be exempt from continuing “Blue Cards” all others will continue on the Blue Cards. Blue Cards will be turned into Coach Seitz twice in the following months: Feb, Mar, Apr. Failure to submit a Blue Card will constitute a violation of the academic policy, in turn making the player ineligible to practice or participate in games until corrected.
3. MARCH GRADES: Players with a GPA below 2.0 will be dismissed from the team for the season. Players with a 2.0 GPA or above will abide by the Blue Card rules as stated in #2 above.
4. MAY GRADES: Players with a GPA below 2.0 will be dismissed from the team for the season. Players with a 2.0 GPA or above will abide by the Blue Card rules as stated in #2 above.
2010 Attendance PolicyLacrosse is a Team Sport; as such attendance to practice and games is not only mandatory but
crucial to the success of the team. Each member of the team has a role within the team and must fulfill this role. The following rules apply to player participation:
1. Be at all practices and games on time prepared to participate. This means geared up at the designated start time.2. Any absence from a practice or game must be approved by a coach at least 48 hours in advance. Even if you are only
going to miss 15 minutes.3. Each player gets one practice day a season off (subject to coach approval). The player must notify their coach in
advance (48 hrs) that they are taking their “Free Day”. This “Free Day” does not apply to tryouts, game days or the day before a game and also may not coincide with a holiday break. You only get one so use it wisely.
4. Non-emergency doctor appointments are not an excusable absence.5. Driver instruction and testing are not excusable absences.Violations of the attendance policy will result in the following:1. Unexcused absence from practice first offense: one game suspension.2. Unexcused absence from practice second offense: two game suspension.3. Unexcused absence from practice third offense: dismissal from team.4. Consecutive day absences are separate offenses, i.e. miss 3 days in a row counts as your 1st, 2nd and 3rd offense.5. Late for practice 0-60 minutes: one week of field clean-up. Late for practice 61-120 minutes: one game suspension.6. Multiple occurrences of being late to practice may lead to dismissal from the team.Injured Players-1. Must see trainer2. Must be at practice (unless excused by coach)Sick- missed school1. Player and parent discretion if the player comes to practice- goal is for player to get well. 2. Player must notify either the position coach or head coach by email or phone each day
Alert Form BRONCO LACROSSE ALERT FORM
DATE: ______________ PLAYER: _____________________________________ SITUATION: _____________________________________________________________________ TEAM POLICY ACTION: __________________________________________________________ COACH COMMENTS: _____________________________________________________________ PARENT COMMENTS: ____________________________________________________________ PARENT SIGNATURE: _________________________________________ PLAYER SIGNATURE: _________________________________________ ALERT FORM MUST BE COMPLETED INCLUDING SIGNATURES AND RETURNED TO ISSUING COACH AT THE NEXT SCHEDULED PRACTICE OR GAME OR PLAYER WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO PARTICIPATE AND BE SUBJECT TO TEAM ATTENDANCE POLICY.
Participation/Playing TimeIt’s Not Your Turn Criteria for Team Selection: Physical talent • Effort - 100% all the time • Positive attitude • Attendance• Good
academic standing in accordance with RBHS athletic policy The Rancho Bernardo High School Lacrosse program is highly competitive. Due to a
large school and limited opportunities, we may not be able to place everyone on a team who wishes to participate. While this is not our desire, it is reality.
Please be sure when your son tries out for a team, both you and he understand there is a possibility he may not be selected. If selected, both you and your son should be prepared to accept placement at any team level (varsity, junior varsity). Team selection is a highly subjective process. While you might not agree with all of our decisions, it is our coaching staff’s responsibility and right to select the teams with whom we will work for the entire season.
In order to make the team as a junior or senior, a player must be outstanding as a player and person along with being willing to play a position the team needs. Underclass student-athletes possessing these qualities have the same opportunity to make a team as the senior does.
One of the goals of a competitive athletic program is to put the most talented members of the team in competition to win the game. Starting positions and playing time are not guaranteed to seniors making a team, or to anyone else for that matter. Each member of a team is very valuable to the team’s overall progress. Some members may play a great deal of time in a game while others may not see what a parent would consider “significant” playing time, but it is our hope that regardless of playing time, each team player can learn sportsmanship, working together to meet team goals, responsibility, commitment to team and school, loyalty, placing team above self, learning to accept instruction and criticism, respect for others, winning and losing with dignity, self-control and being responsible for one’s own actions. Our main goal as coaches is to build “Men for others in the future”.
Nine Years AgoIN CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCHThree Principals & Two AD’s
Two goals, one was broken A dozen used balls 42 players minus 6 No nets 25 old football jerseys Zero school support Horrible campus reputation “Bunch of Burn-outs” ASB nothing to do with the team Non-CIF Sport No field No money
LAX COUNTRY EST. 2005 JV practice & games
RB Middle School
STARZ
College Teams
Clinics
PQ Middle School
Visiting High Schools
Camps
Tournaments
Lacrosse Only Field
FCA Try-outs
OLD
Volunteers Needed Lisa Winans We Need Your Participation
Travel Arrangements Game filming Maintenance & Field set-up, tear down Announcers Organizers Fund raisers Program Snack bar Pictures Uniform issue and collection End of Year Banquet Welding TEAM SUPPORT
Treasurer Report Cindy Arthurs Expected Expenditures (2009)
Coaching: stipends, certifications,memebership
$17,000
Equipment: balls, books, nets, horns etc
$1,200
Officials: 13V, 11 JV $3.026
Transportation: 3JV $2,000
Uniforms: 65 shorts $2,600
Post season $1,000
Field Maintenance $2,300
TOTAL $29,126
Financial Obligation
Non funded CIF Sport Fundraising opportunities 2010 Player obligation ~ $530 (10%
discount on sibling) GOAL: $0 Varsity Trip $250 not included in
obligation Sweats ~ $80 Varsity Spirit Pack ~ $40
Questions/Comments/Concerns
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