As
a key member of your high school athletics
program, St. John’s certified athletic
trainers (ATC) are highly educated and skilled
health care professionals. Working in cooperation
with physicians, school athletics administrators,
coaches and parents, your ATC will be onsite
to help prevent, assess, treat, and provide
basic rehabilitation of injuries.
St.
John’s Sports Medicine athletic trainers
provide your school with 25-30 hours of practice
and event coverage each week. In the event
an athlete is injured during practice or a
game, the ATC will be there to evaluate the
injury, provide immediate care when needed,
and communicate directly with you.
A
head injury can increase in severity at any
time; therefore an athlete with
a concussion should not be left alone. St. John’s
Sports Medicine requires all head injuries be
evaluated by a physician. Clearance from a physician
must be obtained before the athlete is allowed
to return to play.
The
Ozark Conference is proud of the behavior and
sportsmanship displayed by its players, coaches,
and spectators who . . .
· value
healthy rivalry, encourage spirited and fair
play, and appreciate positive support.
· represent themselves, their teams, and their school with pride and poise.
· treat visiting teams and officials as guests, extending to them every
courtesy.
· are modest in victory and gracious in defeat.
The
primary purpose of Ozark Conference Interscholastic
Athletics is to promote the physical, mental,
moral, and emotional well-being and development
of all involved through the medium of contests.
OZARK
CONFERENCE
SPORTSMANSHIP STANDARDS
Ozark
Conference players, coaches, and spectators
will . . .
· regard
game officials as fair, accept their decisions
as final, and treat officials with respect.
· respect the property of our school and other schools.
· cheer for their team.
· treat the opponent’s coaches, players, and spectators with respect.
· show appreciation of good play by both teams.
· accept the decisions and judgments of the coaches.
· wear t-shirts/clothing that displays positive language.
· remain off the playing field/court before, during, and after events.
· be modest in victory and gracious in defeat.
· maintain an atmosphere of good sportsmanship at all times.
Ozark
Conference players, coaches, and spectators
will refrain from . . .
· Actions
that will offend, embarrass, or intimidate
any individual athlete.
· Actions that will call attention to yourself.
· Taunts, chants, noises, cheers, jeers, songs, profanity or motions directed
at the opposing team, coach, or school.
· Using noisemakers
· Throwing objects.
· Displaying signs of any type other than official school banners.
Failure
to comply with Ozark Conference Sportsmanship
Standards may result in your removal from the
site of competition and may result in further
disciplinary actions.
Links
to Third Parties' Sites: The linked sites on the Glendale
High School website are not under the control of the
school, and the school is not responsible for the contents
of any linked site or any link contained in a linked
site, or any changes or updates to such sites. This
site is providing these links to you only as a convenience,
and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement
of the site by Glendale High School or Springfield
Public Schools.
