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2017 L 2017 Lincoln L Lax Introductions Values Expectations Team Selection Protocol Concussion Awareness Important Dates Dues & Registration Team Store Welcome & Introduct ctions Board of Directors


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2017 L 2017 Lincoln L Lax

  • Introductions
  • Values
  • Expectations
  • Team Selection Protocol
  • Concussion Awareness
  • Important Dates
  • Dues & Registration
  • Team Store
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Welcome & Introduct ctions

Board of Directors

  • Chris Swindell – President
  • Larry Baker – Treasurer
  • Kari Anderton – Secretary
  • Shannon Duffy – HS Registration
  • Chris Crever – Youth/HS Admin & Coaching Support
  • Tom Hofmann – HS Coaching Support
  • Derrick Whitcraft – HS/Youth Parent Rep
  • Will Harris – HS Coach, Youth Parent Rep
  • John Farinola – Youth Program Director

Coaching Staff

  • Will Harris – Varsity Head Coach
  • Brendan Sheehan – Defensive Coordinator
  • Art Chen – Varsity Assistant
  • Nick Deneffe – Varsity Assistant
  • Ben Kopca – JV Head Coach
  • Cass – JV Defensive Coordinator
  • Peter Adamson – JV Assistant
  • Tyler Campbell – JV Assistant
  • Matt Carlson – Strength and Conditioning
  • Kimi Daniel – Athletic Trainer
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C.A.R.D.S

  • Character – Be courageous in doing the right thing because it’s the right thing
  • Accountability – Own your own mistakes, don’t point fingers
  • Respect –
  • The Game: No palms up, hustle to make it right
  • Each other: Talk TO people, not ABOUT people
  • Yourself: Make life decisions that don’t close doors
  • Discipline – Play with composure and poise, even in defeat but especially in victory
  • Selflessness – First to serve, last to be served

Va Values

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– Zero Tolerance – Confirmed use will be reported to school – 28 day suspension – Allegation of use will require in person conference with player, and parent for player to remain in good standing

Controlled Substance ces

***Attendance at multi-day/overnight concerts, fairs and festivals is not allowed in season

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– 5 days a week.

– Varsity at LHS alternating times 5:30-7:30 one week. 7:30-9:30 the following week – JV at Duniway, 4:00-6:00 (Sunset Dependent) – However, we may not get access to Duniway and we would share some rotation of Teams to Buckman or Delta Park.

– Manage your time, missing practice will result in loss of playing time – Late players will participate in opportunity time after practice or be considered absent from the practice.

Pract ctice ce Expect ctations

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Community –

WEMATIN “Little Brother” – Running the ½ program on Saturday and Sunday mornings – Reffing youth games – must be trained. Available weekends and those weeks we practice late – Helping at youth practices on late practice weeks – Participating in our Youth gear collection for new youth players the first week

  • f March

Lincoln campus service day.

Expect ctation to Give Back ck

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Observed Symptoms

  • Appears dazed or confused
  • Moves clumsily
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Behavior changes
  • Can’t recall events

Player Reported Symptoms

  • Headache or feeling of pressure
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Dizziness
  • Blurry or double vision
  • Feeling sluggish or foggy
  • Concentration or memory issues
  • Feeling down

Concu cussion Symptoms

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Pla Player Respon

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  • Do not hide your symptoms, playing with a concussion is dangerous
  • Do not play injured, that does not show strength and courage
  • See a medical professional, only they can evaluate you for concussion
  • Follow the Return to Play Protocol, rest is essential after a concussion
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Pa Parent Re Responsibilities

  • Look out for signs of concussion
  • Do not allow or encourage you son to keep playing through it
  • See a medical professional, only they can evaluate your son for

concussion

  • Follow the Return to Play Protocol, rest is essential after a concussion

AND notify the School so they can also support concussion recovery

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Coach ch Responsibilities

  • Educate Parents and Players about concussion
  • Coach Safety, no hits to the head, no hits with the head, and no wild

sticks

  • When in doubt sit them out
  • Listen to medical expertize and follow the Return to Play Protocol
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Concu cussion Treatment

Allowing the brain to rest is the most important factor when it comes to treating a concussion.

  • Avoid strenuous activities, such as exercising
  • Avoid activities that require extensive concentration such as watching

television, reading a book, doing homework or using a computer

  • Take more frequent breaks, and players may even need to leave school

earlier than normal while experiencing symptoms

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Te Team Formation Philosophy

  • Skill acquisition and lax IQ are best developed against the highest level of competition that a player’s

skill set can manage.

  • Practicing against the highest appropriate competitive level is more important that playing time against

lesser competition.

  • Preparation, work ethic, coachability, and attitude matter.

1. 2 larger practice teams. 2-4 coaches per team. 2. Each team to practice on a full sized field.

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Preseason – January 9 - Winter Team conditioning begins – January 12 – Team Swag Store Opens – January 26 – Team Store Closes – January 27 – First ImPACT Testing Date – February 3 - Make up date – February 28 – Team Registration Closes – In Season – February 27 - Tryouts – March 4 – Varsity 2 a day. – March 5 – Club Team Building – March 17 – First Game / Lake Oswego – March 31- April 1-Seattle NW Invitational Tournament (Varsity) – May 13/14 - Sisters Tournament (JV) – May 15 - Last Regular Season Game vs OES – May 19 - First Round Play-offs – June 3 - State Finals

Imp Important Dates es

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Pla Player Cos

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Varsity JV Dues $575 $575 Team Building $50 $50 Seattle $280 SALI $150 Total $905 $775

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Total High Sch chool Budget is $45,000

– 1/3 represents costs for Fields, Uniforms, and Equipment

– Yes LHS is provided for by the school but Duniway and Delta are not. Uniforms, balls, helmets, goals, cones etc. are all paid for by player dues.

– 1/3 represents the cost of administering the club – league dues, insurance, year end banquet, scholarships, and the field replacement fund.

– We pay our own league membership dues and ref fees, and our own liability insurance as lax is not covered by PPS insurance, and we save $5000 a year to help replace the LHS field, while trying to put together a year end event that celebrates

  • ur players and our common effort.

– 1/3 represents the cost for Coaches and training tools

– We stipend 8 highly skilled coaches supported by film and US lacrosse resources and a certified Athletic Trainer.

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Requirements – Concussion Awareness – ImPact Testing – Payment or Payment Plan – School Physical – School Code of Conduct Communications Plan – Email as entered at Registration

  • Please put only your son’s email in

the player email field

– Text message

  • Please make sure you put your

player’s cell phone unless you want all the texts

– Facebook.

  • Invites will be sent to emails entered

at registration or search Lincoln HS Lacrosse and request to join

Re Registration – Onl Online ne @ w @ www.l .linc ncolnl nlax.o .org

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– Every player must buy a White S/S Shooter – Most popular items already put together in a player pack

– Hoodie – Practice Short – Polo – Jacket

– Similar Booster packs – All items delivered directly to you

Te Team Store – Onl Online ne @ @