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Where did summer go, did it ever arrive? Fall Sports are is full swing, if your children haven’t started school yet they will shortly and time rolls on. I hope that your summer and fall experiences have been enjoyable and rewarding. WAA operates two pull-tabs sites in Woodbury, one at Chammp’s and one at Throwbacks. We make enough money each year to basically pay for the Scholarships that we provide to those that can’t af-ford to play our sports otherwise. Currently the owners of Chammp’s are worried that our being in their establishment is not getting them enough expo-sure and business return. WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you dine at Chammp’s, please tell them that you would like to see WAA pull tabs stay in that site. Maybe if they hear it enough in the month of September, just maybe they will sign another agree-ment for us to continue. Please say something to the Hostess or server so that they know that WAA does patronize their establishment. The challenges that the WAA Board of Directors and each of our Sport Specific volunteers face each day are very time consuming and take a great deal of dedication by a large volunteer force. Almost every day, someone makes a comment to me in relation to the work that people do and indicate that they think these people are paid to do their jobs. Please be aware that 99% of the work that is done for the fami-lies of WAA is done by volunteer families within WAA. We want you to know and understand that when someone doesn’t make immediate contact with you to address any issue, they just may be a little busy with their own life. Please don’t take it to mean

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that we allow people to not do their jobs that they volunteer for but just cut them a little slack when making your requests. The volunteers that I just talked about do a lot of jobs for us; one of them is Coaching your chil-dren. We require ALL coaches to take a Nation-ally recognized Coaches certification class and we require them to pass a back ground check. We want the most qualified people in position of au-thority over your children, we want to make sure that everyone that comes in contact with your children to be the most upstanding. Now, speaking of positions of authority…As the years have gone by and new associations form, we have had a fair amount of dealing with people that are here for reasons other than we think are in the best interest of your children. To further address some of those issues, the WAA Board of Direc-tors after several months of study writing and re-writing, on Monday August 10th, passed a resolu-tion that creates a new Code of Conduct for per-sons of Authority within WAA. This policy was put into place to help gain control of the process of recruiting children for competing programs. That Policy is published elsewhere in this news-letter, this policy will be enforced through a proc-ess where when taking any position of authority within WAA that person will be required to sign a document stating that they agree to abide by that policy and that the policy exists as a condition of their appointment to the position that they seek. As time progresses here, the East Ridge Athletic Association continues to draw members that were formerly WAA members, that is a concern to us because it depletes our numbers and makes some of our programs less viable and the costs that we have to run this organization will be divided by less people making all of the sports just a little more expensive, we are working on ways to man-age that cost increase and you may see some dif-ferences in things that we do, we will however

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continue to provide you with the very best programs that could possibly be available. If you are considering taking your family to ERAA, please consider that WAA takes children from all areas of Woodbury no matter where the children will attend high school. WAA is a community based program and we feel strongly that especially in the developmental or house programs that your children’s experience will be bet-ter if the program they participate in is stronger and better able to serve the needs through numbers, al-ready we are seeing that ERAA has drawn enough numbers from WAA and CGAA that in Girls basket-ball that now none of us have enough numbers to have a really viable program, we are working to make sure that your children do not suffer in their experience be-cause of that. One of solutions to future financial issues is to apply for Grants, we currently are researching several pro-posals that would assist us in that process. We are looking for some volunteers to assist in work in the grant writing process, we are looking for individuals with desire and maybe some experience writing Grants, we currently are looking at a program that as-sists in that endeavor, and that program includes train-ing that would equal about half the College credits needed to become a CRFE which is an actual certifi-cation. If you are interested in helping us in this proc-ess, please call me anytime, I would be more that happy to discuss this with you. 651-328-4628. The last thing for my report this month, the school year is upon us, High School Sports are in progress, there really are very few things more electrifying than being in the Stands for a High School Sporting event. If your children are interested in Sports, and you want to see that interest peak, encourage them and attend with them to the many events that will take place dur-ing the coming school year. Please come out and sup-port the School of our choice during the coming year.

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the team, including an assistant, substitute or tempo-rary coach/manager/advisor to the team at any game. 2. WAA Director: Refers to the Sport Specific Di-

rectors, Secretary, Treasurer and all other mem-bers of the Board of Directors of WAA.

3. Team Managers: Refers to persons who assist

in the management of a sports team at WAA. 4. WAA Sport Specific Board Member: Refers to any member of a WAA Sport specific board of di-rectors. Conflicts of Interest: All WAA directors, Sport Specific Board members, Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Team managers and/or any person with team authority cannot actively recruit and/or influ-ence WAA family members to leave and participate in another youth sports organization that competes directly with WAA. Final determination of a con-flict of interest will be determined via meeting with the alleged party and the WAA Board. This policy does not apply to those sports which youth do not have an opportunity to participate in with WAA because the program does not exist at WAA or the player is unable to participate due to an inability to field a team or player did not make a WAA team. Examples of no programs include but are not limited to: hockey and lacrosse. Procedure for Reported Violations: Upon report of a violation in writing to the Ex-ecutive Director of WAA, the party alleged to have violated the conflict of interest policy shall attend the following meeting of the Board of WAA. The person alleged to have violated the Conflict of Inter-est policy shall admit or deny the allegation prior to or at said meeting. If the person is found to have intentionally violated the Conflict of Interest Rule by the Board, then the Board may institute the pen-alties below. Penalty for non-compliance:

(Continued from page 10) First Offense: Immediate Suspension of the person who is found to have violated the policy from holding any WAA director, Sport Specific Board position, coaching, team manager or other position of authority at WAA as well as barring the immediate family of the person violating the Conflict of Interest Rule from participating in all WAA programs, for one calendar year. Second Offense: Immediate Suspension of the person who is found to have violated the pol-icy from holding any WAA director, Sport Spe-cific Board position, coaching, team manager or other position of authority at WAA as well as barring the immediate family of the person vio-lating the conflict of Interest Rule from partici-pating in all WAA programs, for three calendar years. EFFECTIVE DATE This resolution shall be effective for all WAA sports registrations beginning on January 1, 2010. Failure to comply after such time will re-sult in a violation of the policy against Conflicts of Interest, and offenses will be treated swiftly and effectively.” EXIBIT A Available at waawoodbury.org

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RESOLUTION FOR ADOPTION OF POLICY ON POSITION OF AUTHORITY

CODE OF CONDUCT The Board of Directors of Woodbury Athletic As-sociation (“WAA”) hereby adopt the following reso-lution as Policy. WHEREAS, WAA is continually seeking to pro-vide the best youth sports services to the youth of Woodbury; WHEREAS, WAA is continually seeking to do what is in the best interest of the community and youth of Woodbury; WHEREAS, WAA recognizes that some parents in Woodbury choose to place their child in youth sports organizations that directly compete against the services provided by WAA, and respect their right to make such a choice; WHEREAS, WAA will not discriminate against any child or family that chooses a different youth sports organization than WAA, and openly welcomes back any family that chooses to return to WAA after playing at another competing youth sports organiza-tion without penalty to the family that left WAA; WHEREAS, youth need to be protected against recruitment to competing youth sports organizations by coaches and others in positions of authority in WAA which coul dput a child in the untenable posi-tion; NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved that the following resolution: 1. WAA adopts the following policy on recruiting

as a code of conduct for those in positions of au-thority at WAA and all such persons will be re-quired to sign the Code of Conduct attached hereto as Exhibit A:

“Definitions: 1. Coach: Coaches include but are not limited to designated coaches as recognized by the various Sport Specific Boards, or those acting as coach for


WAA Fee Assistance Policy The WAA objective is to provide Athletic oppor-tunities to the children of the Woodbury Commu-nity. WAA is open to children residing in or at-tending school in Woodbury, however the child must live in the city of Woodbury to be consid-ered for Fee Assistance. To be considered you need to meet the following criteria: Family must show proof of residence in Wood-bury. $20 must accompany every request. Fami-lies may be asked to contribute a portion of the fee. New Policy (effective immediately): Families will qualify if they receive free or reduced priced meals through District 833 or other School Districts. You must bring a copy of the letter from Nutrition Services to be submitted with your request for Fee Assistance. Clinics, camps, and Competitive/Traveling Sports will not be considered for Fee Assistance. There is a limit of 3 sports per year and one sport per season per child. Fee Assistance applications will be received and coordinated by the Vice President of WAA. With the review and approval of the Treasurer and Sport Director, the Vice President will evaluate and grant or deny requests for Fee Assistance. In the event that a decision is not easily arrived at or extenuating circumstances exist, a sub committee from the Board of Directors will be formed to make a determination on the request. For further information, contact Laura Kallman, current V.P. at [email protected]

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2008 WAA

Board Members Executive Dir. Gene Johnson 731-0100 [email protected]

OFFICERS President Gene Johnson 731-0100 Vice President Laura Kallman 398-2083 [email protected] Secretary Doug Pasche 578-6504 [email protected]

Treasurer Ryan Vaske 731-0100 [email protected]

DIRECTORS Baseball: Traveling Joe Griesgraber 245-9443 [email protected] Developmental Mark Boatman 714-8325 [email protected] Basketball:Girls Brad Kletscher [email protected] Boys Steve Pittman 247-7735 [email protected] Football John Griffin 336-4570 [email protected] Membership Jeanne Derrick 458-9017 [email protected] Soccer Thomas Stadler 730-0100 [email protected] Softball Jim Reetz 731-4281 [email protected] Track Corey Johnson 738-1822 [email protected] Golf Cecil Spivey 491-9391 [email protected] Volleyball Pam Sullivan 738-7601 [email protected] Wrestling Sam Johnson [email protected]

Office Staff Reception [email protected] I.T. [email protected] Office waawoodbury.org 731-0100

The WAA Golf Leagues finished up a great sum-mer of play! Seven leagues played on five courses in the Woodbury area. Great fun was had by all. Next year we are looking into having the tee times posted on-line. I would also like to thank the following people who made it all possible: Coaches: Trevor, Dan B, John, Jessica, Samantha, Sarah, Steve, Kathleen, Mariah, and Nick. Country Air: Nicole and Joe Park Cimarron: Celeste The Ponds of Battle Creek: Brad and Joe Oak Marsh: Steve, Nicole, and Kelsey Eagle Valley: Dan and Chris And most important the Parents and kids of Wood-bury; Thanks for a great summer and all of the best to our new freshman this fall.

The Woodbury Athletic Association (WAA) is an independent, nonprofit, youth organi-zation. All residents of Woodbury are eligi-ble to be members of WAA.

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Mark your calendar for future ONLINE registrations: TRAVELING BASEBALL - September WRESTLING - October SOCCER July - Summer Competitive September - Winter Recreational October - Winter Competitive U6-U8 - January Fall Recreational—May DEVELOPMENTAL BASEBALL - January SOFTBALL - January, March/Travel Tryouts GOLF - January TRACK - January VOLLEYBALL— May, June, September BASKETBALL— Early June FOOTBALL— May and June

BASKETBALL WAA News

Basketball Season Begins September marks the start of the 2009-10 WAA Basketball Season. Thanks to those that registered during the registration dates. Late registrations can be completed on-line. Also, late registrations can be completed at the WAA Office during its hours of operation (M-F, 2 – 6 p.m.). Late registrations in the Travel program carry a $40.00 rate increase while the 3rd – 12th grade in-house program now re-quires a $20.00 rate increase. Our 1st and 2nd grade program – open to boys and girls – does not add a rate increase to its registration fee of $65.00. Please register as quickly as possible so we can plan ac-cordingly.

Scheduling Key dates will be posted on our WAA Basketball web site at www.waawoodbury.org A letter to the parents will be sent out in early Sep-tember 2009. Important tentative dates for parents: • Travel parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Sept. 17, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. • 1st/2nd grade parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Oct. 1, 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. In-House (3rd – 12th grade) parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Oct. 1, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Important tentative dates for players: • Boy’s traveling tryouts (East Ridge HS): Sept. 19 or 20 and Sept. 26 or 27. • Girl’s traveling tryouts (East Ridge HS): Week of Sept. 21. • In-House 3rd – 12th grade shootarounds begin the third week in October. 1st and 2nd grade begins the first week of November. Again, please check the website for all scheduling information pertaining to the start of the season in

September and October. Traveling Coaches: Interviews will be taking place in early Septem-ber. We will contact you with that information as soon as they are set up. Please let us know if you want to be considered for coaching. WAA Basketball Volunteer Positions Available:

Open Positions 2009-10

1st/2nd Grade Coordinator Boy’s/Girl’s Webmaster Boy’s Tournament Concessions Manager Boy’s Tournament Volunteer Scheduler Coaching Development? Secretary (New position) Girl’s In-house Commissioner Various In-House Coordinators for

Boy’s/Girl’s Steve Pittman WAA Boys Basketball Director

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SOCCER WAA News

Woodbury Soccer Club WSC Indoor Recreation Program What: The primary objective for this youth recreation program is for young players to have fun with an emphasis on fun, sportsmanship, and good play.

Teams will have 6 practice sessions and 6 games that will take place over the course of 8 weeks.

When: Season will start October 26 and come to completion the week of December 13. There will be no games the week of Thanksgiving. Games will be held on Saturdays between the hours of 8:00am and 7pm.

Tentative practice schedule is:

Who: Any resident of Woodbury and surrounding communities is welcome to participate in the Indoor Recreation program. Each program will have a maximum number of participants. Once the maximum number has been reached the program registration will be closed.

Age Group Playing Size Practices per Week Games per Week Goal Size

U5/U6 3v3 1 1 Pugg Goal U7/U8 4v4 1 1 Pugg Goal U9/U10 6v6 1 1 6x18 U11/U12 6v6 1 1 6x18

Age Group Day Time U5/U6 Boys and Girls Monday 5:30-6:30pm U7/U8 Boys and Girls Monday 6:30-7:30pm

U9/U10 Boys Tuesday 5:30-6:30pm

U9/U10 Girls Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm U11/U12 Coed Thursday 5:30pm-6:30pm

Age Group Date Range Maximum # of Players

U5 8-1-04 to 7-31-05

192 players U6 8-1-03 to 7-31-04 U7 8-1-02 to 7-31-03 U8 8-1-01 to 7-31-02 U9 8-1-00 to 7-31-01

120 players U10 8-1-99 to 7-31-00 U11 8-1-98 to 7-31-99 U12 8-1-97 to 7-31-98

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Summer Camp: The summer camp was very successful with over 80 girls participating. A great big thanks to Mad-die Kelzenberg, Emily Irey, Rachel Johnson and Natalie Pascutoi for helping with the camp. It was fun to see girls from all over the area participating in Camp. Fall Volleyball: The fall volleyball season ready to start the begin-ning of September. There are rec teams at grades 3, 4, 5 and 6. If you have not been notified of your team, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected]. There will also be a clinic for 7th and 8th graders interested in improving their basic skills and learn-ing more advanced skills. The clinic is still ac-cepting registrations, you may register online at www.waawoodbury.org by clicking on the “REGISTRATION” link. Once there use the search feature to find volleyball and find 7th/8th grade clinic. If you have questions, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected]. Winter Competitive or Junior Olympic (JO) volleyball: This year we will again have teams at the follow-ing age levels, 12’s, 13’s, 14’s, 15’s and 16’s level. The fee for competitive volleyball will be $750.00. The increase in price this year is due to an increase in gym fees , tournament fees and coach fees. Tryouts will be the first two weeks of November depending on the age group. Registration for try-outs will be available by the September 15th. There will be a $10.00 non refundable tryout fee. The season will start with practices in December and competition starting in January. Teams usually

play every other weekend and the President’s Day Festival over President’s Day weekend. Woodbury teams will participate in either the Midwest Volley-ball league or at M1 Volleyball, depending on loca-tion play dates will vary. Information regarding tryouts and registration fees will posted on the WAA website by the end of Sep-tember. If you have any questions regarding JO volleyball, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected].

FOOTBALL WOODBURY YOUTH DEVELOPMENTAL FOOTBALL WAA Flag and Tackle Football are currently in season play.

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Youth wrestling registrations begin in October. Watch your school's Thursday folders or our website for more information. If anyone is interested in volunteering with the youth wrestling program, please contact Sam Johnson at (651) 245-3891 or [email protected]

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provide at the Competitive level. At the time this article is being written, most of our Spring teams have been formed, with the ex-ception of some age/playing levels where there exists a need to form combined teams. Hopefully by the time you read this you will know exactly where your child has been placed for the Spring 2010 season. If not, please contact Amy Hunter – C o m p e t i t i v e D i r e c t o r a t [email protected].

Cost: U5-U8 $75.00 U9-U11 $85.00

Registration: Online registration will be available on September 7 and will continue until October 16. There will be a $25 administrative fee for anyone who withdraws after registering. There will be a $30 late fee for anyone registering af-ter October 9 and placed on a waiting list. There is no refund after October 16 unless a player is on the wait list and cannot be placed. Coaching: If you are interested in volunteering to be a head coach your fee will be waived for the team you coach. Please make sure to note when registering that you would be interested in coaching. Questions: Contact [email protected] or (651)214-2421

Sept-Oct 2009 soccer updates CONGRATULATIONS! The U17 C1 Boys team from the Woodbury Soccer Club recently won the 2009 Summer MYSA State Tournament! They have also been promoted to the Premier level for 2010 at U18. This makes 5 Premier level teams for the Club. Way to go boys!!! Spring 2010 Competitive Tryouts Re-cap We had a great turnout at tryouts this year, with over 700 children participating. Once again the Woodbury Soccer Club will be fielding over 50 teams for 2010! This continued level of high participation is testimony of the strength of our program and the services we

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Lauren Bleyl & Jordan Hobbs, 3rd grade-coached by Lisa Konsti & Eric Shogren-4th grade coached by Erik Grinde-5th grade and older who were coached by sprinting coaches Brooks Berg and Guy Hummel and long distance coach Mike Henning. Debi Bernish coached our long-jump & triple jumpers. “Team Woodbury” was coached by John Patterson, David Pomfret, and Felix Versaguis. Thanks to all of these coaches for their many dedi-cated hours of coaching and training. Thanks also to all of our parents that stepped in and volunteered at our home meets. Without all of their help, we would not be able to host our three home meets! Thanks for a great season!! TRACK

The WAA Woodbury Track Club had strong repre-sentation this season as we enjoyed our renovated home stadium at Woodbury High School. Our in-house program trained with over 175 participants and our traveling program had almost 50 partici-pants. The club had a strong showing at its three Woodbury Home meets. The final WAA Home track meet took place on Tuesday, July 14th with our season ending with our annual ice cream social and awards ceremony at Ojibway Park on Thursday, July 16th. If you were unable to attend the awards ceremony, you can contact Corey to arrange picking up your child’s medal. A small amount have been left at the WAA building were you can just stop by, leave your athlete’s name with the front desk and collect their medal. A large number of athletes competed in and qualified for the USATF and the AAU Junior Olympic Track & Field Meets, with several of them advancing to finals. Woodbury also had a strong participation level in both the Stillwater and North Star Meets. Woodbury’s Team Woodbury can now be proud to announce our first two individual All-Americans that medaled at Nationals. Molly Smith took 8th place in the 1500 meter run with a time of 5:44 and Johnna Patterson, daughter of head Coach, John Patterson, placed 5th in the 3000 meter with a time of 11:57. Thank you to all of our dedicated parents who do-nated their time and efforts in volunteering at our home meets. Your efforts were greatly appreciated by both the Coaches and the Club. A special thank you to all of our coaches who do-nated many hours and a lot of effort to our program! This year’s coaches were: Pre-K/Kind-head coaches-Casey Gergen & Olivia Carr-1st grade-head coachs-Mike & Christine Arndt & -2nd grade-Matt Miller,

SOFTBALL Well the softball season is over. What a great sea-son. A congratulation’s to all teams. To have a sea-son come off so much has to be done by volunteers. A thank you has to go out to so many people. The equipment is organized and equipment bags for 70-80 teams are prepared by Mark Moore and Gregg Miller. We have a commissioner for each in-house age group and they organize teams and re-cruit coaches. Coaches who are parents who get involved in children’s lives are unbelievable. Thank you to all of you. Without your involvement the season will not happen. Also a thank you to every-one who helped out with concessions, apparel and fields at the in-house tournament, you made the tournament a great success. Umpires are indispen-sable, thank you to Lydia Skadberg and her staff of umpires. I want to send a special thank you to Jill Miller, Lori Wolfe and Richard Robinson. Jill does so much for the softball program. She organizes the entire in-

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we’re all volunteers. I’d like to extend a GREAT BIG thank you to these people. Without them, there would be no baseball. Please join me in thanking: Janelle Fisher (Pre-K), Robin Ashton (Kindergarten), Erika Hiestand (1st Grade), Sarah Fournier and Julie Engman (2nd Grade), Dave Wegner (3rd Grade), Don Rizzardi (4th Grade), Karen Boatman (5th/6th Grade), John Mahlke (7th/8th Grade), Rick Hoffman (High School), Barry Schalkle (Umpires), Dave Hieb (Player and Coach Development), Doug Larson, Tom Jacobsen, and Ron Siemers (Board members). GREAT JOB, BOARD! We’d also like to thank you, our members, for par-ticipating in WAA In-House Baseball! We served over 1,350 kids this year and are proud to be one of the finest community-based baseball leagues around. We look forward to serving the youth of Woodbury for many years to come! We didn’t do a formal survey this year. But if you have any comments about the season, we’d LOVE to hear from you. Please email them to us at [email protected]. Your feedback DOES make a difference! Don’t forget to visit our website at http://www.waainhousebaseball.org. That will be the best place for information about the upcoming 2010 season (signups will be in January/February). If you have any general questions, comments or concerns about the developmental baseball pro-g r a m , p l e a s e c o n t a c t m e a t [email protected].

house softball program. She along with Lori organ-ized and ran the in-house tournament. Richard Rob-inson shows up and volunteers the entire weekend with Jill and Lori at the in-house tournament. You have to know that Jill, Lori and Richard do not chil-dren who play in the tournament. Speaking of the in-house tournament we need some-one willing to run the concessions for the tourna-ment. Jill and Lori have been doing it for three years and they need someone to take over. They are more than willing to show someone or a group of people the ropes, but the in-house softball program needs someone willing to run concessions. All of the money earned at the tournament goes back into the in-house program for equipment.

Developmental Baseball By Mark Boatman, Director The last ball was hit… The last pitch was pitched… And the 2009 In-House Baseball season came to a close. I’m always a bit melancholy as we pack away the equipment. Invariably the season goes by way too fast. It seems like we were just organizing the teams and dealing with the chilly first few weeks of the season…then I blinked…and the tournament was over. Where did the time go? But as I reflect back on the season, the blues fade and are replaced by smiles as I recall the incredible memories… It truly was a fantastic season. It takes a tremendous number of volunteer hours to make in-house baseball happen. Everything, from ordering equipment and uniforms, to scheduling, to making up teams, to administering the leagues (and so much more) is done by a dedicated Board…and

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Lauren Bleyl & Jordan Hobbs, 3rd grade-coached by Lisa Konsti & Eric Shogren-4th grade coached by Erik Grinde-5th grade and older who were coached by sprinting coaches Brooks Berg and Guy Hummel and long distance coach Mike Henning. Debi Bernish coached our long-jump & triple jumpers. “Team Woodbury” was coached by John Patterson, David Pomfret, and Felix Versaguis. Thanks to all of these coaches for their many dedi-cated hours of coaching and training. Thanks also to all of our parents that stepped in and volunteered at our home meets. Without all of their help, we would not be able to host our three home meets! Thanks for a great season!! TRACK

The WAA Woodbury Track Club had strong repre-sentation this season as we enjoyed our renovated home stadium at Woodbury High School. Our in-house program trained with over 175 participants and our traveling program had almost 50 partici-pants. The club had a strong showing at its three Woodbury Home meets. The final WAA Home track meet took place on Tuesday, July 14th with our season ending with our annual ice cream social and awards ceremony at Ojibway Park on Thursday, July 16th. If you were unable to attend the awards ceremony, you can contact Corey to arrange picking up your child’s medal. A small amount have been left at the WAA building were you can just stop by, leave your athlete’s name with the front desk and collect their medal. A large number of athletes competed in and qualified for the USATF and the AAU Junior Olympic Track & Field Meets, with several of them advancing to finals. Woodbury also had a strong participation level in both the Stillwater and North Star Meets. Woodbury’s Team Woodbury can now be proud to announce our first two individual All-Americans that medaled at Nationals. Molly Smith took 8th place in the 1500 meter run with a time of 5:44 and Johnna Patterson, daughter of head Coach, John Patterson, placed 5th in the 3000 meter with a time of 11:57. Thank you to all of our dedicated parents who do-nated their time and efforts in volunteering at our home meets. Your efforts were greatly appreciated by both the Coaches and the Club. A special thank you to all of our coaches who do-nated many hours and a lot of effort to our program! This year’s coaches were: Pre-K/Kind-head coaches-Casey Gergen & Olivia Carr-1st grade-head coachs-Mike & Christine Arndt & -2nd grade-Matt Miller,

SOFTBALL Well the softball season is over. What a great sea-son. A congratulation’s to all teams. To have a sea-son come off so much has to be done by volunteers. A thank you has to go out to so many people. The equipment is organized and equipment bags for 70-80 teams are prepared by Mark Moore and Gregg Miller. We have a commissioner for each in-house age group and they organize teams and re-cruit coaches. Coaches who are parents who get involved in children’s lives are unbelievable. Thank you to all of you. Without your involvement the season will not happen. Also a thank you to every-one who helped out with concessions, apparel and fields at the in-house tournament, you made the tournament a great success. Umpires are indispen-sable, thank you to Lydia Skadberg and her staff of umpires. I want to send a special thank you to Jill Miller, Lori Wolfe and Richard Robinson. Jill does so much for the softball program. She organizes the entire in-

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we’re all volunteers. I’d like to extend a GREAT BIG thank you to these people. Without them, there would be no baseball. Please join me in thanking: Janelle Fisher (Pre-K), Robin Ashton (Kindergarten), Erika Hiestand (1st Grade), Sarah Fournier and Julie Engman (2nd Grade), Dave Wegner (3rd Grade), Don Rizzardi (4th Grade), Karen Boatman (5th/6th Grade), John Mahlke (7th/8th Grade), Rick Hoffman (High School), Barry Schalkle (Umpires), Dave Hieb (Player and Coach Development), Doug Larson, Tom Jacobsen, and Ron Siemers (Board members). GREAT JOB, BOARD! We’d also like to thank you, our members, for par-ticipating in WAA In-House Baseball! We served over 1,350 kids this year and are proud to be one of the finest community-based baseball leagues around. We look forward to serving the youth of Woodbury for many years to come! We didn’t do a formal survey this year. But if you have any comments about the season, we’d LOVE to hear from you. Please email them to us at [email protected]. Your feedback DOES make a difference! Don’t forget to visit our website at http://www.waainhousebaseball.org. That will be the best place for information about the upcoming 2010 season (signups will be in January/February). If you have any general questions, comments or concerns about the developmental baseball pro-g r a m , p l e a s e c o n t a c t m e a t [email protected].

house softball program. She along with Lori organ-ized and ran the in-house tournament. Richard Rob-inson shows up and volunteers the entire weekend with Jill and Lori at the in-house tournament. You have to know that Jill, Lori and Richard do not chil-dren who play in the tournament. Speaking of the in-house tournament we need some-one willing to run the concessions for the tourna-ment. Jill and Lori have been doing it for three years and they need someone to take over. They are more than willing to show someone or a group of people the ropes, but the in-house softball program needs someone willing to run concessions. All of the money earned at the tournament goes back into the in-house program for equipment.

Developmental Baseball By Mark Boatman, Director The last ball was hit… The last pitch was pitched… And the 2009 In-House Baseball season came to a close. I’m always a bit melancholy as we pack away the equipment. Invariably the season goes by way too fast. It seems like we were just organizing the teams and dealing with the chilly first few weeks of the season…then I blinked…and the tournament was over. Where did the time go? But as I reflect back on the season, the blues fade and are replaced by smiles as I recall the incredible memories… It truly was a fantastic season. It takes a tremendous number of volunteer hours to make in-house baseball happen. Everything, from ordering equipment and uniforms, to scheduling, to making up teams, to administering the leagues (and so much more) is done by a dedicated Board…and

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Summer Camp: The summer camp was very successful with over 80 girls participating. A great big thanks to Mad-die Kelzenberg, Emily Irey, Rachel Johnson and Natalie Pascutoi for helping with the camp. It was fun to see girls from all over the area participating in Camp. Fall Volleyball: The fall volleyball season ready to start the begin-ning of September. There are rec teams at grades 3, 4, 5 and 6. If you have not been notified of your team, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected]. There will also be a clinic for 7th and 8th graders interested in improving their basic skills and learn-ing more advanced skills. The clinic is still ac-cepting registrations, you may register online at www.waawoodbury.org by clicking on the “REGISTRATION” link. Once there use the search feature to find volleyball and find 7th/8th grade clinic. If you have questions, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected]. Winter Competitive or Junior Olympic (JO) volleyball: This year we will again have teams at the follow-ing age levels, 12’s, 13’s, 14’s, 15’s and 16’s level. The fee for competitive volleyball will be $750.00. The increase in price this year is due to an increase in gym fees , tournament fees and coach fees. Tryouts will be the first two weeks of November depending on the age group. Registration for try-outs will be available by the September 15th. There will be a $10.00 non refundable tryout fee. The season will start with practices in December and competition starting in January. Teams usually

play every other weekend and the President’s Day Festival over President’s Day weekend. Woodbury teams will participate in either the Midwest Volley-ball league or at M1 Volleyball, depending on loca-tion play dates will vary. Information regarding tryouts and registration fees will posted on the WAA website by the end of Sep-tember. If you have any questions regarding JO volleyball, please contact Pam Sullivan at [email protected].

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provide at the Competitive level. At the time this article is being written, most of our Spring teams have been formed, with the ex-ception of some age/playing levels where there exists a need to form combined teams. Hopefully by the time you read this you will know exactly where your child has been placed for the Spring 2010 season. If not, please contact Amy Hunter – C o m p e t i t i v e D i r e c t o r a t [email protected].

Cost: U5-U8 $75.00 U9-U11 $85.00

Registration: Online registration will be available on September 7 and will continue until October 16. There will be a $25 administrative fee for anyone who withdraws after registering. There will be a $30 late fee for anyone registering af-ter October 9 and placed on a waiting list. There is no refund after October 16 unless a player is on the wait list and cannot be placed. Coaching: If you are interested in volunteering to be a head coach your fee will be waived for the team you coach. Please make sure to note when registering that you would be interested in coaching. Questions: Contact [email protected] or (651)214-2421

Sept-Oct 2009 soccer updates CONGRATULATIONS! The U17 C1 Boys team from the Woodbury Soccer Club recently won the 2009 Summer MYSA State Tournament! They have also been promoted to the Premier level for 2010 at U18. This makes 5 Premier level teams for the Club. Way to go boys!!! Spring 2010 Competitive Tryouts Re-cap We had a great turnout at tryouts this year, with over 700 children participating. Once again the Woodbury Soccer Club will be fielding over 50 teams for 2010! This continued level of high participation is testimony of the strength of our program and the services we

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Basketball Season Begins September marks the start of the 2009-10 WAA Basketball Season. Thanks to those that registered during the registration dates. Late registrations can be completed on-line. Also, late registrations can be completed at the WAA Office during its hours of operation (M-F, 2 – 6 p.m.). Late registrations in the Travel program carry a $40.00 rate increase while the 3rd – 12th grade in-house program now re-quires a $20.00 rate increase. Our 1st and 2nd grade program – open to boys and girls – does not add a rate increase to its registration fee of $65.00. Please register as quickly as possible so we can plan ac-cordingly.

Scheduling Key dates will be posted on our WAA Basketball web site at www.waawoodbury.org A letter to the parents will be sent out in early Sep-tember 2009. Important tentative dates for parents: • Travel parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Sept. 17, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. • 1st/2nd grade parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Oct. 1, 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. In-House (3rd – 12th grade) parents meeting (LJH Cafetorium): Thurs., Oct. 1, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Important tentative dates for players: • Boy’s traveling tryouts (East Ridge HS): Sept. 19 or 20 and Sept. 26 or 27. • Girl’s traveling tryouts (East Ridge HS): Week of Sept. 21. • In-House 3rd – 12th grade shootarounds begin the third week in October. 1st and 2nd grade begins the first week of November. Again, please check the website for all scheduling information pertaining to the start of the season in

September and October. Traveling Coaches: Interviews will be taking place in early Septem-ber. We will contact you with that information as soon as they are set up. Please let us know if you want to be considered for coaching. WAA Basketball Volunteer Positions Available:

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1st/2nd Grade Coordinator Boy’s/Girl’s Webmaster Boy’s Tournament Concessions Manager Boy’s Tournament Volunteer Scheduler Coaching Development? Secretary (New position) Girl’s In-house Commissioner Various In-House Coordinators for

Boy’s/Girl’s Steve Pittman WAA Boys Basketball Director

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Woodbury Soccer Club WSC Indoor Recreation Program What: The primary objective for this youth recreation program is for young players to have fun with an emphasis on fun, sportsmanship, and good play.

Teams will have 6 practice sessions and 6 games that will take place over the course of 8 weeks.

When: Season will start October 26 and come to completion the week of December 13. There will be no games the week of Thanksgiving. Games will be held on Saturdays between the hours of 8:00am and 7pm.

Tentative practice schedule is:

Who: Any resident of Woodbury and surrounding communities is welcome to participate in the Indoor Recreation program. Each program will have a maximum number of participants. Once the maximum number has been reached the program registration will be closed.

Age Group Playing Size Practices per Week Games per Week Goal Size

U5/U6 3v3 1 1 Pugg Goal U7/U8 4v4 1 1 Pugg Goal U9/U10 6v6 1 1 6x18 U11/U12 6v6 1 1 6x18

Age Group Day Time U5/U6 Boys and Girls Monday 5:30-6:30pm U7/U8 Boys and Girls Monday 6:30-7:30pm

U9/U10 Boys Tuesday 5:30-6:30pm

U9/U10 Girls Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm U11/U12 Coed Thursday 5:30pm-6:30pm

Age Group Date Range Maximum # of Players

U5 8-1-04 to 7-31-05

192 players U6 8-1-03 to 7-31-04 U7 8-1-02 to 7-31-03 U8 8-1-01 to 7-31-02 U9 8-1-00 to 7-31-01

120 players U10 8-1-99 to 7-31-00 U11 8-1-98 to 7-31-99 U12 8-1-97 to 7-31-98

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RESOLUTION FOR ADOPTION OF POLICY ON POSITION OF AUTHORITY

CODE OF CONDUCT The Board of Directors of Woodbury Athletic As-sociation (“WAA”) hereby adopt the following reso-lution as Policy. WHEREAS, WAA is continually seeking to pro-vide the best youth sports services to the youth of Woodbury; WHEREAS, WAA is continually seeking to do what is in the best interest of the community and youth of Woodbury; WHEREAS, WAA recognizes that some parents in Woodbury choose to place their child in youth sports organizations that directly compete against the services provided by WAA, and respect their right to make such a choice; WHEREAS, WAA will not discriminate against any child or family that chooses a different youth sports organization than WAA, and openly welcomes back any family that chooses to return to WAA after playing at another competing youth sports organiza-tion without penalty to the family that left WAA; WHEREAS, youth need to be protected against recruitment to competing youth sports organizations by coaches and others in positions of authority in WAA which coul dput a child in the untenable posi-tion; NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved that the following resolution: 1. WAA adopts the following policy on recruiting

as a code of conduct for those in positions of au-thority at WAA and all such persons will be re-quired to sign the Code of Conduct attached hereto as Exhibit A:

“Definitions: 1. Coach: Coaches include but are not limited to designated coaches as recognized by the various Sport Specific Boards, or those acting as coach for


WAA Fee Assistance Policy The WAA objective is to provide Athletic oppor-tunities to the children of the Woodbury Commu-nity. WAA is open to children residing in or at-tending school in Woodbury, however the child must live in the city of Woodbury to be consid-ered for Fee Assistance. To be considered you need to meet the following criteria: Family must show proof of residence in Wood-bury. $20 must accompany every request. Fami-lies may be asked to contribute a portion of the fee. New Policy (effective immediately): Families will qualify if they receive free or reduced priced meals through District 833 or other School Districts. You must bring a copy of the letter from Nutrition Services to be submitted with your request for Fee Assistance. Clinics, camps, and Competitive/Traveling Sports will not be considered for Fee Assistance. There is a limit of 3 sports per year and one sport per season per child. Fee Assistance applications will be received and coordinated by the Vice President of WAA. With the review and approval of the Treasurer and Sport Director, the Vice President will evaluate and grant or deny requests for Fee Assistance. In the event that a decision is not easily arrived at or extenuating circumstances exist, a sub committee from the Board of Directors will be formed to make a determination on the request. For further information, contact Laura Kallman, current V.P. at [email protected]

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Board Members Executive Dir. Gene Johnson 731-0100 [email protected]

OFFICERS President Gene Johnson 731-0100 Vice President Laura Kallman 398-2083 [email protected] Secretary Doug Pasche 578-6504 [email protected]

Treasurer Ryan Vaske 731-0100 [email protected]

DIRECTORS Baseball: Traveling Joe Griesgraber 245-9443 [email protected] Developmental Mark Boatman 714-8325 [email protected] Basketball:Girls Brad Kletscher [email protected] Boys Steve Pittman 247-7735 [email protected] Football John Griffin 336-4570 [email protected] Membership Jeanne Derrick 458-9017 [email protected] Soccer Thomas Stadler 730-0100 [email protected] Softball Jim Reetz 731-4281 [email protected] Track Corey Johnson 738-1822 [email protected] Golf Cecil Spivey 491-9391 [email protected] Volleyball Pam Sullivan 738-7601 [email protected] Wrestling Sam Johnson [email protected]

Office Staff Reception [email protected] I.T. [email protected] Office waawoodbury.org 731-0100

The WAA Golf Leagues finished up a great sum-mer of play! Seven leagues played on five courses in the Woodbury area. Great fun was had by all. Next year we are looking into having the tee times posted on-line. I would also like to thank the following people who made it all possible: Coaches: Trevor, Dan B, John, Jessica, Samantha, Sarah, Steve, Kathleen, Mariah, and Nick. Country Air: Nicole and Joe Park Cimarron: Celeste The Ponds of Battle Creek: Brad and Joe Oak Marsh: Steve, Nicole, and Kelsey Eagle Valley: Dan and Chris And most important the Parents and kids of Wood-bury; Thanks for a great summer and all of the best to our new freshman this fall.

The Woodbury Athletic Association (WAA) is an independent, nonprofit, youth organi-zation. All residents of Woodbury are eligi-ble to be members of WAA.

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that we allow people to not do their jobs that they volunteer for but just cut them a little slack when making your requests. The volunteers that I just talked about do a lot of jobs for us; one of them is Coaching your chil-dren. We require ALL coaches to take a Nation-ally recognized Coaches certification class and we require them to pass a back ground check. We want the most qualified people in position of au-thority over your children, we want to make sure that everyone that comes in contact with your children to be the most upstanding. Now, speaking of positions of authority…As the years have gone by and new associations form, we have had a fair amount of dealing with people that are here for reasons other than we think are in the best interest of your children. To further address some of those issues, the WAA Board of Direc-tors after several months of study writing and re-writing, on Monday August 10th, passed a resolu-tion that creates a new Code of Conduct for per-sons of Authority within WAA. This policy was put into place to help gain control of the process of recruiting children for competing programs. That Policy is published elsewhere in this news-letter, this policy will be enforced through a proc-ess where when taking any position of authority within WAA that person will be required to sign a document stating that they agree to abide by that policy and that the policy exists as a condition of their appointment to the position that they seek. As time progresses here, the East Ridge Athletic Association continues to draw members that were formerly WAA members, that is a concern to us because it depletes our numbers and makes some of our programs less viable and the costs that we have to run this organization will be divided by less people making all of the sports just a little more expensive, we are working on ways to man-age that cost increase and you may see some dif-ferences in things that we do, we will however

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continue to provide you with the very best programs that could possibly be available. If you are considering taking your family to ERAA, please consider that WAA takes children from all areas of Woodbury no matter where the children will attend high school. WAA is a community based program and we feel strongly that especially in the developmental or house programs that your children’s experience will be bet-ter if the program they participate in is stronger and better able to serve the needs through numbers, al-ready we are seeing that ERAA has drawn enough numbers from WAA and CGAA that in Girls basket-ball that now none of us have enough numbers to have a really viable program, we are working to make sure that your children do not suffer in their experience be-cause of that. One of solutions to future financial issues is to apply for Grants, we currently are researching several pro-posals that would assist us in that process. We are looking for some volunteers to assist in work in the grant writing process, we are looking for individuals with desire and maybe some experience writing Grants, we currently are looking at a program that as-sists in that endeavor, and that program includes train-ing that would equal about half the College credits needed to become a CRFE which is an actual certifi-cation. If you are interested in helping us in this proc-ess, please call me anytime, I would be more that happy to discuss this with you. 651-328-4628. The last thing for my report this month, the school year is upon us, High School Sports are in progress, there really are very few things more electrifying than being in the Stands for a High School Sporting event. If your children are interested in Sports, and you want to see that interest peak, encourage them and attend with them to the many events that will take place dur-ing the coming school year. Please come out and sup-port the School of our choice during the coming year.


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the team, including an assistant, substitute or tempo-rary coach/manager/advisor to the team at any game. 2. WAA Director: Refers to the Sport Specific Di-

rectors, Secretary, Treasurer and all other mem-bers of the Board of Directors of WAA.

3. Team Managers: Refers to persons who assist

in the management of a sports team at WAA. 4. WAA Sport Specific Board Member: Refers to any member of a WAA Sport specific board of di-rectors. Conflicts of Interest: All WAA directors, Sport Specific Board members, Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Team managers and/or any person with team authority cannot actively recruit and/or influ-ence WAA family members to leave and participate in another youth sports organization that competes directly with WAA. Final determination of a con-flict of interest will be determined via meeting with the alleged party and the WAA Board. This policy does not apply to those sports which youth do not have an opportunity to participate in with WAA because the program does not exist at WAA or the player is unable to participate due to an inability to field a team or player did not make a WAA team. Examples of no programs include but are not limited to: hockey and lacrosse. Procedure for Reported Violations: Upon report of a violation in writing to the Ex-ecutive Director of WAA, the party alleged to have violated the conflict of interest policy shall attend the following meeting of the Board of WAA. The person alleged to have violated the Conflict of Inter-est policy shall admit or deny the allegation prior to or at said meeting. If the person is found to have intentionally violated the Conflict of Interest Rule by the Board, then the Board may institute the pen-alties below. Penalty for non-compliance:

(Continued from page 10) First Offense: Immediate Suspension of the person who is found to have violated the policy from holding any WAA director, Sport Specific Board position, coaching, team manager or other position of authority at WAA as well as barring the immediate family of the person violating the Conflict of Interest Rule from participating in all WAA programs, for one calendar year. Second Offense: Immediate Suspension of the person who is found to have violated the pol-icy from holding any WAA director, Sport Spe-cific Board position, coaching, team manager or other position of authority at WAA as well as barring the immediate family of the person vio-lating the conflict of Interest Rule from partici-pating in all WAA programs, for three calendar years. EFFECTIVE DATE This resolution shall be effective for all WAA sports registrations beginning on January 1, 2010. Failure to comply after such time will re-sult in a violation of the policy against Conflicts of Interest, and offenses will be treated swiftly and effectively.” EXIBIT A Available at waawoodbury.org

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