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Committee on Athletics November 19, 2009 Board Room, Blow Hall Sarah L. Gore, Chair John W. Gerdelman, Vice Chair Agenda Introductory Remarks Mrs. Gore I. II. Report by Director of Athletics Edward C. Driscoll, Jr. A. Team Reports

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Committee on Athletics

November 19, 2009 Board Room, Blow Hall Sarah L. Gore, Chair John W. Gerdelman, Vice Chair

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Agenda

I. Introductory Remarks – Mrs. Gore II. Report by Director of Athletics Edward C. Driscoll, Jr.

  • A. Team Reports – Fall/Winter Update
  • III. Mascot Process Update
  • IV. Special Guests – Student Athlete Advisory Council

V. Do You Know?

  • VI. Special Events
  • A. Lord Botetourt Auction – February 5, 2010
  • B. Colonial Half Marathon – February 28, 2010
  • VII. Adjourn
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Team Reports

FALL:

Football Women’s Cross Country Men’s Soccer Field Hockey Women’s Soccer Volleyball Men’s Cross Country

WINTER:

Men’s Basketball Women’s Swimming Women’s Basketball Men’s Gymnastics Men’s Swimming Women’s Gymnastics

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Mascot Process Update

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Student Athlete Advisory Council

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“What a Difference a TRIBE Makes!”

Leadership, Scholarship, Service

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SAAC Mission

The Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) is a committee made up of 2 representatives from each athletic team and the cheerleading squad. The Council provides a communication link to the Athletic Department administration, including presentation of issues or concerns pertinent to student-athletes, as well as a forum for education on department policies.

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  • The SAAC meets twice monthly to offer

input and to discuss Athletic Department concerns, questions, management,

  • perations, rules and ideas that affect

student-athletes' lives on the W&M campus.

  • The SAAC sponsors the annual "Provost

Awards" which recognize outstanding academic achievement by student athletes.

  • In addition, the Council plans and

implements community service initiatives and promotes unity among student athletes.

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2009-10 Leadership Team

President: Katie Delaney (Lacrosse) Vice-President: Carmen Pop (Tennis) Secretary: Stephanie Bevan (Gymnastics) Finance Mgr: Lauren Powell (Volleyball) CHAMPS Chair: Allie Wheeler (Gymnastics) Service Chair: Max Sabert (Gymnastics) Social Chair: Ragini Acharya (Tennis) Public Relations Co-Chairs: Sarah Louie (Field Hockey) David Schneider (Basketball)

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Advisory team

Deidre Connelly (Sport Psychology/Life Skills Coordinator) Steve Cole (Associate Athletic Director) Renee Cork (Assistant AD of Health Services) Chelsey Pryor (Athletics Business Manager) Monica Goldblatt (Grad student, former W&M gymnast and SAAC officer)

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Student Athlete Leadership Training

The SAAC fosters development of leadership skills by the representatives and each member is expected to be actively involved in creating a positive impact by the SAAC on the Athletic Department, the College and the local community. Leaders at all levels:

  • Team
  • Department
  • Campus
  • Community
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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!”

“We’re all a part of something bigger than

  • urselves.”
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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!”

This Fall:

  • Football – Volunteer coaches at youth
  • clinic. Provide manpower to move

Lackey Free Clinic storage

  • Swimming/Diving – 32nd Annual

James River Swim raises $12,000+ for American Cancer Society

  • Men’s & Women's Tennis – Volunteer

at USTA “Run & Roll Wheelchair Tennis Event”

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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!”

This Fall:

  • Men’s Tennis – Volunteers at

“Achievable Dream” event

  • Baseball – Volunteers at 2 “Fitness

Nights” for ARC of Williamsburg

  • Women’s Basketball – Volunteers at

ARC of Williamsburg Fitness Night

  • Men’s Basketball – Visit with local Boy

Scouts

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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!” This Fall:

  • 21 TRIBE Teams + Cheerleaders deliver

40+ laundry baskets of food to local food pantry as part of annual Thanksgiving Drive

  • Women’s Gymnastics participates in

Diabetes Walk

  • Men’s & Women’s Track & Cross Country

host annual Massey Cancer Run

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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!”

Other initiatives include:

  • Raising funds for “Nothing But Nets”

international effort to fight malaria in Africa

  • Field day for local Head Start youth
  • Annual spring food baskets to FISH food

pantry

  • Men’s gymnastics & baseball canned food

drives

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“What a Difference TRIBE Service Makes!”

  • New This Year:

“TRIBE Tutors” – volunteers from 13 teams working each week at Matthew Whaley Elementary School!

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Tribe Basketball meets local Boy Scouts

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Student Athlete Advisory Council 2009-2010

“What a difference a TRIBE makes!”

  • Leadership
  • Service
  • Student Athlete Unity
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Football at youth clinic

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32nd Annual Cancer Swim Fundraiser

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Baseball & ARC = A TRIBE

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Baseball at ARC Fitness night

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ARC Fitness with women’s basketball

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W&M Tennis Outreach

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Head Start Field Day

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Head Start Day Fun

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Future Stars

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“What a difference an athlete makes!”

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Little TRIBE fans

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Nothing But Nets Fundraiser

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Nothing But Nets Raffle Winner

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William and Mary Student-Athletes will not only continue to be leaders

  • n campus in the classroom and in

their athletic venues, but also active role-models throughout the local and national community.

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“What a Difference A TRIBE Makes!”

Leadership, Scholarship, Service

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Do You Know ?

How many consecutive years has the Men’s Cross Country team won the CAA Championship ?

  • A. 7
  • B. 8
  • C. 9 D. 10
  • E. 11
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Do You Know ?

How many consecutive years has the Men’s Cross Country team won the CAA Championship ?

  • D. 10
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Do You Know ?

How many times has the Men’s Soccer team competed in the NCAA Championship?

  • A. 10 B. 11 C. 12 D. 13 E. 14
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Do You Know ?

How many times has the Men’s Soccer team competed in the NCAA Championship?

  • E. 14
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Do You Know ?

John Daly just completed his 23rd year as Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer team. How many consecutive winning seasons has he had with the Tribe?

  • A. 12 B. 16 C. 18 D. 20 E. 23
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Do You Know ?

John Daly just completed his 23rd year as Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer team. How many consecutive winning seasons has he had with the Tribe?

  • E. 23
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Bonus Question

How many consecutive winning seasons has the Women’s Soccer team had?

  • A. 24 B. 25 C. 26 D. 27 E. 28
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Bonus Question

How many consecutive winning seasons has the Women’s Soccer team had?

  • E. 28