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St. Dorothy School Athletic
Mission Statement
The St. Dorothy Athletic Program provides a competitive sports program
as an extension of the St. Dorothy School academic program.
Participants will learn the fundamentals of each sport and be given the
opportunity to develop strong, healthy, and disciplined minds and
bodies. Participants will also develop a sense of good
sportsmanship, fair play, and team spirit.
St. Dorothy After School
Athletic Program consists of:
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Cheerleaders (Grades 1-8)
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Girls Basketball
(Grades 5-8)
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Biddy Basketball
(Grades K-2 )
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Biddy Basketball
(Grades 3-4)
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Boys Basketball
(Grades 5-6)
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Boys Basketball
(Grades 7-8)
Athletic Banquet
Practice Schedule 2007-2008
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Practiace Day |
Team |
Grades |
Practice
Time |
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Mondays |
Biddy
Basketball |
(Grades
K-2 ) |
3:00
P.M.-5:00 P.M. |
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Tuesdays |
Cheerleaders |
(Grades
1-8) |
3:00
P.M.-5:30 P.M. |
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Wednesdays |
Girls
Basketball |
(Grades
5-8) |
3:00
P.M.-5:30 P.M. |
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Thursdays |
Boys
Basketball |
(Grades
5-6) |
3:00
P.M.-5:30 P.M. |
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Fridays |
Boys
Basketball |
(Grades
7-8) |
3:00
P.M.-6:00 P.M. |
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Saturdays |
Biddy
Basketball |
(Grades
3-4) |
8:00
A.M.-10:00 A.M. |
Basketball League Game Schedule 2007-2008
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Congratulations to the
Teams and Coaches for the 2006-2007 Season!
The Saint Dorothy
Defenders (Young-Men & Women) Basketball teams, five in all began
the season at Saint Columbanus Athletic Center. Saturday,
November 25. 2--6-March 18, 2007 regular season. The playoffs
began March 18, 2007 and ended April 1, 2007.
During the playoffs
Saint Dorothy's was the first and only school to have all five teams
in the playoffs playing to try and win the championship game for
their grade level.
Playoff Teams:
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Biddy Basketball
(K-2) - 2nd place and 2nd place in regular season
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Biddy Basketball
(3-4)
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Boys Basketball
(5-6) 2nd Place regular season
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Boys Basketball
(7-8)
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Girls Basketball
(5-8) 2nd place regular season
3rd place playoffs
The Biddy Biddy
Defenders played outstandingly well all season long. Their
reward was granted. The Lady Defenders brought game every time
they hit the court. Their game play was noted by the coaches of the
opposing teams. Even high school coaches scouting for their
school teams, noted three of our ladies would be very welcome
members of their teams
With great love and
respect, we the coaching staff for this year's season say Thank You,
Parents, and especially to our players. Thanks and rest up for the
new season is just around the corner.
Athletic Director,
Mr. Robert Maggitt
Assistant Athletic
Director
Mr. Benni Franklin
St. Dorothy School Athletic Board
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Members: Volunteer Coaches and Volunteer Managers
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Mr. Robert Maggitt, Athletic Director
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Mr. Ben Franklin, Assistant Athletic Director
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Mr. Robert Zeegers, Principal
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Pastor
St. Dorothy School Athletic Program and Guidelines
Organization,
Expectations, and Responsibilities
Since school-sponsored
athletic programs are an extension of the school and its curriculum,
these programs are subject to the authority of the pastor by virtue of
his office, the principal, and any pertinent policies of the local
school board.
Eligibility requirements
are as follows:
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Only current
students of St. Dorothy School are eligible to play on our school
teams.
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School-issued
accident insurance must be on file.
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Parental
permission forms must be completed and on file.
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Verification of
student fitness must be on file.
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Participation
fees must be paid in full.
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Students may not
be registered on more than one team per season.
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An athlete who
was absent from school due to illness may not attend practice or
play in a game on the day of absence.
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Student athletes
are expected to maintain satisfactory academic standing.
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Student athletes
who have been suspended from school may not play in a game or
participate in practice during the time of the suspension.
Practices and Games:
Practices are not to exceed
three hours per week. There should be no more than two games per week.
Maximum Games per
Season:
Grade 5 –
10 to 15 basketball games and two tournaments (not more than 20
games total)
Grade 6 -
5 to 20 basketball games and two tournaments (not more that 25 games
total)
Grades 7 & 8 -
20 to 30 basketball games and three tournaments (not more than 35
games total)
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League playoffs
which follow the regular season are counted as one tournament.
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Practice games,
played before the start of the season, are limited to ONE game.
Scrimmage games, prior to or during the season, are limited to THREE
games. These games would be included in the maximum totals.
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Warm-up and
cool-down time of not more than 20 minutes can be added to practice
sessions.
Parent/Guardian:
Expectations and Responsibilities:
Parents play an important
role in the success of the student athlete and also in the success of
the team.
Parents should be expected
to support and encourage their child’s efforts. Attending games and
cheering the team on is a show of support; however, parents are reminded
to act in a responsible manner and show good Christian sportsmanship.
Parents should realize that
they can and may be asked to leave a game or tournament if they are not
able to maintain a standard of acceptable behavior.
Parents will provide
transportation for their children to and from games and practices.
Coaches are not covered with liability insurance for chauffeur service;
therefore, they may not transport athletes at any time.
Responsibilities toward
COACHES:
The student athlete shows
RESPECT for coaches and cooperates with them fully. This respect
is also given to members of their team, opponents, and officials of the
sport. The athlete also respects the spectators and fans.
Coaches should give each
athlete an equal opportunity to participate. Coaches are responsible
for communicating the schedule of practices, games, or any cancellations
or alteration of schedule to the students and their parents in a timely
manner.
Players are expected to
wear the uniform, all proper safety equipment, and any other expected
attire.
Coaches should discipline
inappropriate student behavior or disrespect.
Statement from the Parent/Guardian Handbook:
ATHLETIC PROGRAM
Participation in the St. Dorothy School Extra-Curricular Athletic
Program is a privilege, not a right. Failure to conform to the
personal, academic, and disciplinary standards of the school may be
cause to remove a student from participation in the Sports Program.
These
sports are offered in the St. Dorothy Athletic Program: Biddy
Basketball (K-4 boys/girls); Boys Basketball (Grades 5-8); Girls
Basketball (Grades 5-8); Cheerleading (Grades K-8; and Volleyball
(Grades 5-8), when numbers permit. The day-to-day operation of the
school's extra-curricular athletic programs is managed by the St.
Dorothy School Athletic Organization.
Criteria
for eligibility to participate in the St. Dorothy School Athletic
Program include
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Submitting completed permission forms when due;
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Providing proof of student accident insurance;
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Payment of required fees;
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Submitting signed agreement in support of the guidelines and
policies of the Athletic Program;
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Meeting the school's academic and behavior requirements; and
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Submitting a current sports physical or letter from the physician
attesting to the student's physical fitness.
An
athlete who was absent from class due to illness or suspension may not
attend practice or play in a game on the day(s) of absence or
suspension.
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Dorothy School Athletic Association News:
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