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Parent Information
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Primary form of communication is through e-mail or through a designated sports app (TeamSnap, Heja, etc.). Please connect with coaches to confirm primary form of communication for each team.
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Consent/medical forms are online. These need to be signed before season commences. PLEASE READ THE ATHLETIC PACKAGE. The athletic package will answer most question you have.
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Parent Code of Conduct
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Remember It’s for the Kids: The game belongs to the players, not the adults. The primary goals are fun, skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
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Respect the Officials and Referees: Accept all referee decisions as fair and called to the best of their ability without public argument, shouting, or questioning their integrity.
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Let the Coaches Coach: Refrain from shouting instructions, commands, or tactical advice from the sidelines. Allow the coaching staff to lead the team.
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Positive Encouragement: Applaud good plays, hard work, and good sportsmanship for both teams.
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Respect Facilities and Rules: Adhere to venue guidelines, stay out of restricted areas (such as team benches, dressing rooms, and the court itself), and keep your shoes clean (indoor facilities).
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24 Hour Rule
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The Cooling-Off Period - Parents/guardians are required to wait a minimum of 24 hours after a game, practice, or incident before contacting the coaching staff to discuss grievances. It is recommended that athletes contact coaches on their behalf.
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No Post-Game Confrontations - Coaches will not engage in discussions about complaints immediately following a practice/game. Please do not approach the coaching staff on the field, court, or in the parking lot to air grievances.
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Scheduling a Meeting - Once the 24-hour period has passed, we strongly encourage a "Player First" approach to communication. If an athlete has a question about playing time, strategy, or their role on the team, it is highly recommended that the student-athlete approach the coaches themselves before a parent gets involved.
​​Learning to advocate for oneself is a vital part of growing as an athlete and a student. Coaches and/or the Athletic Director are always open to hearing from players directly, provided the conversation takes place at an appropriate time (e.g., before or after practice, not during a game).
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Failure to abide by the 24-hour cooling-off period may result in a loss of spectator privileges.
Note: This rule does not apply to emergencies, safety concerns, or immediate medical/health updates (e.g., a child being critically injured or at risk), which should be communicated immediately.
