FVHS Athletics FVHS Athletics: Building on the Past and Creating for the Future !

FVHS Athletics AD's Welcome: Direction of FVHS Athletics in and beyond Sunset league championships and CIF playoff finishes Our New Athletics Highlight Video

FVHS Athletics Our Head Coaches Boys SportCoachGirls SportCoach BaseballDeric Y.BasketballCorey Clarke BasketballRoger HolmesCross CountryBrian Bivens Cross CountryJD KrawczykField HockeyAllison Renth FootballRay FentonGolfCarter Keyser GolfCarter KeyserSoftballRick Aldrich SoccerJason SmithSoccerScott Goldman SwimmingEric PeralesSwimmingEric Perales TennisHarsul PatelTennisHarsul Patel Track and FieldBrian BivensTrack and FieldBrian Bivens VolleyballAdam CutrellVolleyballAdam Cutrell WrestlingBrad WoodburyWater PoloKaleigh Esson Water PoloMike NicholsDiveTBD SurfCarlos Santana

FVHS Athletics Dr. Greg Plutko Superintendent, HBUHSD “Do Sports Still Matter in High School?”

FVHS Athletics Marci-McClean Crawford- FVHS School Nurse Cynthia Olaya- FVHS School Psychologist

FVHS Athletics The mission of FVHS Athletics is to provide student-athletes the opportunity to compete successfully in a high school program which is an integral part of their educational experience.Through well-designed athletic programs promoting community and school pride, FVHS Athletics will provide equitable participation opportunities for student-athletes to develop their leadership potential, grounded in the principles of ethics, integrity, hard work and moral character. Each program will accomplish this mission by developing within each student-athlete a sense of personal satisfaction earned through their contribution towards their team’s success. The FVHS athlete will feel valued, supported, and encouraged through their participation in Baron Athletics, and in so doing will build a life-long love of sport and the maintenance of a healthy life style beyond their years at FVHS. The Mission of FVHS Athletics:

FVHS Athletics Athletics and WASC- What’s Our Role? Promote a College-Going Culture: Athletes Summit in September- promote awareness of opportunities to continue playing beyond the 12 th grade, which so many are unaware of—Div. III and NAIA Share your college playing experiences with your athletes- it will trigger their interest. Build Leaders: Engage the Student Athlete to think beyond their primary sport– the Multi-Sport Athlete – we as a school reap the benefits of a student-athlete who’s leadership is not tied to just one program. Don’t Ever Forget- We are Creating the Kind of Student Which We Are Telling WASC attends FVHS

FVHS Athletics Review Items: FVHS Coaches Handbook CIF Bylaw 510- Undue Influence- see Handout Inappropriate use of technology- “Write Now, Pay Later” Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, The 24 hour rule Professional image standards—dress, language, customer- friendly demeanor, etc. Working with parents: Adopt the same 24 hour rule, ie. cool –off period after games; take another coach into all meetings; stick to the facts, remain objective, and “kill ‘em with kindness”. BE DEFENDABLE!!!!

FVHS Athletics Your new resource: Save the date- Athletes Summit in September Raffle

FVHS Athletics See You Friday 7:00 pm: FVHS vs. Foothill Tustin HS 1171 El Camino Real, Tustin