Parents must sign a transportation release indicating who may pick up and transport their child to and from athletic events. Coaches will not allow persons not listed on the transportation release to pick up and transport a student-athlete. If circumstances occur in which parent needs their child transported by a person not on the release list, the parent must provide documentation in writing (text message or email acceptable) stating that their child has permission to ride with that person. LATE PICK UP GUIDELINES Please be mindful of the coach’s personal time by picking up your student-athlete at the designated time. Practice Days: Picked up within thirty minutes from the end of practice. Game Days: Picked up within fifteen minutes of arrival to campus (away games). Student-athletes will call parents at the time of departure from away game. Offense No. Action by Athletic Department: Consequence: Warning letter sent home 1st Offense: Verbal Warning Signed by student-athlete and parent/guardian due next day Phone call by coach explaining 2nd Partial suspension from next the third offense will result in Offense: game meeting Meeting between player, parent, coach, and Athletic Suspension from team until Director meeting takes place 3rd Offense: Contract explaining 4th offense Suspension from next eligible will result in removal from game team Phone call by coach or Athletic Removal from team 4th Offense: Director *Athletes will be released from the team at the Coach/AD discretion for late pick up violation. BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS OF SPECTATORS As a YES Prep fan and spectator, I agree to abide by the following rules: Remember that you are at the contest to support and cheer for your team, and to enjoy the skill and competition and show respect for the opposing players, coaches, spectators and support groups. Use only cheers that support and uplift the teams involved. Recognize and show appreciation for an outstanding play by either team. Remember that school athletics are a learning experience for students and that mistakes are sometimes made. Praise student-athletes in their attempt to improve themselves as students, as athletes, and as people, just as you would praise a student working in the classroom. Respect the integrity and judgment of game officials. Understand that they are doing their best to help promote the student-athlete, and admire their willingness to participate in full view of the public. Do NOT bring in outside food into playing arena. Snacks will be provided by the Home’s team concession stand.
Parents must sign a transportation release indicating who may pick up and transport their child to and from athletic events. Coaches will not allow persons not listed on the transportation release to pick up and transport a student-athlete. If circumstances occur in which parent needs their child transported by a person not on the release list, the parent must provide documentation in writing (text message or email acceptable) stating that their child has permission to ride with that person. LATE PICK UP GUIDELINES Please be mindful of the coach’s personal time by picking up your student-athlete at the designated time. Practice Days: Picked up within thirty minutes from the end of practice. Game Days: Picked up within fifteen minutes of arrival to campus (away games). Student-athletes will call parents at the time of departure from away game. Offense No. Action by Athletic Department: Consequence: 1st Offense: Warning letter sent home Signed by student-athlete and parent/guardian due next day Verbal Warning 2nd Offense: Phone call by coach explaining the third offense will result in meeting Partial suspension from next game 3rd Offense: Meeting between player, parent, coach, and Athletic Director Contract explaining 4th offense will result in removal from team Suspension from team until meeting takes place Suspension from next eligible game 4th Offense: Phone call by coach or Athletic Director Removal from team *Athletes will be released from the team at the Coach/AD discretion for late pick up violation. BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS OF SPECTATORS As a YES Prep fan and spectator, I agree to abide by the following rules: Remember that you are at the contest to support and cheer for your team, and to enjoy the skill and competition and show respect for the opposing players, coaches, spectators and support groups. Use only cheers that support and uplift the teams involved. Recognize and show appreciation for an outstanding play by either team. Remember that school athletics are a learning experience for students and that mistakes are sometimes made. Praise student-athletes in their attempt to improve themselves as students, as athletes, and as people, just as you would praise a student working in the classroom. Respect the integrity and judgment of game officials. Understand that they are doing their best to help promote the student-athlete, and admire their willingness to participate in full view of the public. Do NOT bring in outside food into playing arena. Snacks will be provided by the Home’s team concession stand.