Grandview Heights OHSAA Meeting Highlights and Achievements
The Grandview Heights OHSAA meeting held on August 7, 2019, covered various important topics including athletic training, eligibility rules, code of conduct, and dangers of teen substance abuse. The event showcased the achievements of Grandview Heights as a city of champions in various sports such as soccer, football, basketball, wrestling, track and field. The introduction of key staff members and recognition of college student-athletes from Grandview Heights were also highlighted. The meeting emphasized the pride in being a Bobcat, focusing on the student-athlete experience, positive coaching, health, safety, and the valuable lessons that sports provide.
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Grandview Heights OHSAA Meeting August 7, 2019
AGENDA Welcome and Introductions Athletic Training Eligibility Rules Code of Conduct/Attendance Effie James Dangers of Teen Substance Abuse Additional Points Meeting Attendance Procedure
INTRODUCTIONS Superintendent - Andy Culp Principal Robert Brown MS Principal Scott Stewart Athletic Secretary Karen Feast Athletic Trainer Matt Cantrell Sports Performance Director Kirk Sabalka MS Athletic Director Britney Payne Athletic Director Brad Bertani -614-485-4008
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS CITY OF CHAMPIONS! 2018 Girls Soccer League and District Champions 2018 Boys Soccer League, District and Regional Champs 2018 Football State Playoff Qualifiers 2018 MS Girls Soccer League Champions 2019 Boys Basketball District Champions 2019 - 8th Grade Boys Basketball League Champions 2019 Boys and Girls Swim School Record for Most State Qualifiers 2019 Hudson Jump State Champion Wrestler 2019 Girls Track & Field League and District Champs 2019 Boy s Track District Champs
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS COLLEGE STUDENT-ATHLETES - 2019 Nina Amicon Roosevelt University, Cross Country/Track Hudson Jump Ohio State University, Wrestling Manny Day University of Dayton, Soccer Jack Wallace Marietta College, Football Cody Cook Keystone College, Football John Pierce Ohio Christian College, Baseball Gavin Van Horn Capital University, Baseball
PROUD TO BE A BOBCAT - #PTBB! Most important thing is each student-athlete s experience! Positive Coaching Health and Safety Learn the lessons that sports provide: Winning with class Overcoming adversity Working as a team
ATHLETIC TRAINING AND HEALTH CARE Matt Cantrell - Nationwide Children s Hospital Kirk Sabalka Nationwide Children s Hospital Dr. Thomas Pommering - Nationwide Children s Hospital
MATT CANTRELL - TRAINING Athletic Training Policy Concussion Protocol Documents available through your 8to18 registration and ghathletics.org
KIRK SABALKA Strength and Conditioning Program School Year Wellness Center Hours 3-5 pm after school and 7 am 8 am prior to school. OPEN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, 7-12
OHSAA ELIGIBILITY WHAT DO I NEED TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL THIS FALL? Incoming 8th Graders pass any 5 classes the previous spring term in 7th grade. Incoming 7th Graders No Credit requirements Must be enrolled in 5 classes for fall 2019
OHSAA ELIGIBILITY WHAT DO I NEED TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR HIGH SCHOOL THIS FALL? Incoming 9th Graders Need to have passed any 5 classes in spring term of 8th grade year. Incoming 10th-12th Graders Must pass the equivalent of 5 credits the previous term. Physical Ed Courses do not count. Must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 credits in fall 2019.
OHSAA REQUIREMENTS, CONT Summer School courses cannot be used to regain eligibility. Athletes become ineligible when they turn 20 years old. Athletes are limited to 8 semesters of eligibility in high school.
GRANDVIEW ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Each student must have a 1.67 Cumulative GPA or higher for the last grading period. Weekly Checks: Eligibility is determined each Tuesday. Cannot be failing more than one class. Grace Period have one week to raise grades. If ineligible, cannot regain eligibility until grades are raised on the next weekly report (no last minute grade changes).
OUTSIDETEAMS OHSAA RULES Athletes are not allowed to compete/practice/tryout in their SAME SPORT until their school season is complete. Examples: Church League Volleyball, Amateur Golf Invitationals, Travel or Club Teams. Before participating (tryouts, practice, competition) on an outside team, contact the AD.
TRANSFERS If youare a new student thisyear inGrandview (10th grade and above), you must complete an OHSAA transferaffidavit. Have to establish residency in Grandview. Please see Brad Bertani to complete immediately before you play in anycompetition.
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS ACTIVITY CODE OF CONDUCT POLICY Purpose The Why : 1. Protect the student s health 2. Protect the team s well being 3. Provide the student help
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS ACTIVITY CODE OF CONDUCT Activity Code of Conduct (copy on 8to18 registration and athletics web site) - All participants agree to not possess, use, sell, or Distribute tobacco, illegal drugs, over the counter Medications, or body altering or performance Enhancing chemicals like steroids - 24 Hours a day/12 months a year grades 7-12 at ANY location.
CODE OF CONDUCT, CONTINUED 1) Voluntary Referral a. ONE time in an academic career 7-12 b. Must self-report prior to discovery c. NO PENALTY d. Assessment is required typically by family doctor.
CODE OF CONDUCT, CONTINUED First Violation: LOSE 100% of current season OR 20% of season & 20 hours of community Service/Assessment Second Violation: LOSE 100% of current season OR 50% season & /40 hours of community Service/Counseling Third Violation: One Calendar Year of athletic eligibility lost
CODE OF CONDUCT REPORTING PROCESS First report should be to the Principal, Assistant Principal or Athletic Director. Administrator will inform the coach. Administrator will set up a meeting with the parent(s) and student. Athletic Director and Assistant Principal will ensure that requirements are met.
ATTENDANCE POLICY Must be in school by 8:20 a.m. to participate in that day s athletic events (practice or competition) UNLESS you have an EXCUSED absence. MS Policy half day of attendance required. Examples of Excused absences: Doctor/Dentist appointment, college visit, funeral, medical emergency Special permission for extraordinary absences may be approved by either the principal, assistant principal or athletic director.
REPORTING TITLE IX CONCERNS Includes Sexual Harassment Gender Discrimination Issues Madeline Partlow GH Title IX Coordinator Madeline.partlow@ghschools.org 614-485-4030 If you cannot reach Ms. Partlow, contact the appropriate building Principal: MS Scott Stewart or HS Robert Brown
DANGERS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE FOR TEEN ATHLETES Effie James JeffersonRowe Consulting
START TALKING GRANDVIEW Start Talking Grandview Video Megan Hatta Raffle
ADDITIONAL ITEMS Transportation all students must travel with their team. Parents may transport only their own children if prior written notice is provided to the Head Coach (email) and the HC approves. Social Media Be careful. Hazing/Bullying - Not Tolerated! Sportsmanship Respect your opponents and officials. Communication with Coaches 24 hour rule Face to Face Meetings are best
NCAA ELIGIBILITY CENTER If you plan on participating in intercollegiate athletics at the NCAA Division I or II level you must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Please see Brad Bertani or Mr. Bryan Stork (guidance counselor) about intercollegiate athletics recruiting and eligibility. Presentation for Parents and Students.
FINAL POINTS Must register on 8to18 Must have current physical on file to practice/play Schedules and Athletics Web Site: www.ghathletics.org Updated and Current Schedules Facebook and Twitter (@Ghathleticdept) Make sure you signed in.
GOBOBCATS!! Have a GREATFall Season!
