2. Prosper High School Football Staff
Jason Johns- Defensive Coordinator, Inside LB’s, Off Season Coordinator, Track.
Tony Cooper- Defensive Line, Academic Coordinator, Head Powerlifting, Head JV Coach.
Anthony King- Defensive Line, Wrestling, SAT/ACT.
Coby Richards-Outside LB’s, Special Teams Coordinator, Track.
Ricky Lopez- Safeties, Track.
John Brinkley- Corners, Head Track.
Tyler Moore- Offensive Coordinator, QB’s, Equipment, Track.
Jeff Pevehouse- Receivers, Track.
Adam Naron- Running Backs, Track.
Andrew Allen- TE/H, Track.
Brian Thompson- Offensive Line, Powerlifting, NCAA Clearinghouse, recruiting coordinator.

3. Prosper High School Football Staff
Reed Ryan- Head Freshman, QB’s, Outside LB’s, Basketball.
Jakeob Garner- Freshman, Receivers, Corners, Basketball.
Stephen Coleman- Freshman Offensive Line, Defensive Line, Wrestling.
Sarah Hartman- Licensed Athletic Trainer.
Clay Wilson- Freshman Inside LB’s, TE/H, Baseball.
Zach Wilson- Freshman Safeties, RB’s, Baseball.
Michael Henry- Licensed Athletic Trainer.

4. Educational vs Entertainment Athletics
Educational Athletics
Character Curriculum
Focus on Habits for Success
Positive Reinforcement
Learning from Losses
Positive School Culture
Promote Academic Awards
Academic Program
Productive Citizenship
Sportsmanship
Responsibility
Unified Coaching Staff
Appreciative
Overcoming Adversity
Entertainment Athletics
Teach Skills Only
Win at all Cost
Negative Reinforcement
Punishment for Losing
Disengaged Athletes
Promote only Wins
Student Athlete Failures
Disenfranchised
Poor Sportsmanship
Irresponsible Actions
Dissention in Staff
Entitled
Quitting/Giving Up

5. Why Football is Important
Why is Football Important?

6. Core Values Service to Others Honor the Team Belief in the Process
Prosper Eagle Football Mission
To grow and excel socially, academically, and
athletically through the understanding and
execution of the four core values.
Core Values
Service to Others
Honor the Team
Belief in the Process
Expect Excellence

7. “Do Your Job”
Socially
Academically
Athletically

8. What is Culture? Culture is not what we do but how we do it.
In a program with great culture, kids know and understand that their value extends far beyond their talent level.
Every player in our program can make himself better and make our team better.

9. What Does Success Look Like?
Consistent Improvement
A’s and B’s in the classroom
High Conduct and Character at all times
Community Involvement
Interpersonal Communication Skills
Cooperative Problem Solving
Learning from Adversity as well as Success
Being a positive Leader and a Follower.

10. The Role of the Parent
Your child’s success or lack of success in sports does not indicate what kind of parent you are. Having an athlete that is coachable, respectful, a great teammate, mentally tough, resilient and tries their best IS a direct reflection of your parenting.

11. The Role of the Parent
You live in the best community, with the best schools, with the best superintendent, with the best principal, with the best teachers, with the best kids, with the best coaches in the state of Texas.
Support them.
Let the coaches coach…you be the parent.

12. My e-mail is baschmidt@prosper-isd.net
Parent Meetings
You are absolutely welcome to request a meeting regarding your son.
We will not talk with you after games. You are emotional and so are we.
We will not discuss playing time.
We will not discuss other kids or players.
We will not meet unless you have already discussed your issue with your son. He probably knows the answer to your question.
Meetings will include myself, the position coach, the parents, and your son.
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13. Parent Communication
- Contact coach in charge of whatever your question is regarding (ex: recruiting, JV, SAT).
Booster Club parent chain- (contact class rep).
Prosper Eagle Football on Facebook- Fan page (not for communication purposes)
Remind- Freshman- to 81010
JV- to 81010
Varsity- to 81010
HUDL- The program we use to watch film can message your kids.
Your son-Talk to your son

14. Multi-Sport Athletes
PISD athletic department policy allows and encourages a student athlete to compete in multiple sports as long as the student athlete can abide by all team rules and regulations and there is no seasonal conflict. No coach shall attempt to discourage any athlete from participating in multiple sports.
multi-sport-athletes

15. Playing at the Next Level
Scholarship Statistics
Recruiting Webinar
It is not our goal to be a farm system for college athletics.
If your SON wants to play college football we will do everything we can to help make that happen.
What can you do to help:
Make good grades
Take the SAT or ACT…multiple times (Coach King)
Register with the NCAA Clearinghouse (Coach Thompson)
Help your team be successful
Have a great senior season

16. Junior/Senior testing and Transcript Information Julie Cooper PHS Counselor

17. How to request a transcript
Go to the PHS High School website
Click on the “Counselor” tab
Click on “Transcripts”
Parent must complete “Consent for Records Release” if student is under 18.
Then you can click on “Click here for Transcript Request” on that page to request a transcript.

18. SAT Registration and Dates www.collegeboard.org
SAT Date
Registration Deadline
Late Registration Deadline
Deadline for Changes
October 7, 2017
September 8, 2017
September 19, 2017 (mail)
September 27, 2017 (online/phone)
September 27, 2017
November 4, 2017
October 5, 2017
October 17, 2017 (mail)
October 25, 2017 (online/phone)
October 25, 2017
December 2, 2017
November 2, 2017
November 14, 2017 (mail)
November 21, 2017 (online/phone)
November 21, 2017
March 10, 2018
February 9, 2018
February 20, 2018(mail)
February 28, 2018 (online/phone)
February 28, 2018
May 5, 2018
April 6, 2018
April 17, 2018 (mail)
April 25, 2018 (online/phone)
April 25, 2018
June 2, 2018
May 3, 2018
May 15, 2018 (mail)
May 23, 2018 (online/phone)
May 23, 2018

19. ACT registration and Dates actstudent.org
Test Date
Registration Deadline
(Late Fee Required)
*September 9, 2017
August 4, 2017
August 5-18, 2017
October 28, 2017
September 22, 2017
September 23-October 6, 2017
December 9, 2017
November 3, 2017
November 4-17, 2017
February 10, 2018*
January 12, 2018
January 13-19, 2018
April 14, 2018
March 9, 2018
March 10-23, 2018
*June 9, 2018
May 4, 2018
May 5-18, 2018
July 14, 2018
June 15, 2018
June 16-22, 2018

20. SAT/ACT Fee Waivers
See Mrs. Benavides in the counselor’s office to get a fee waiver for the ACT or SAT if you get free/reduced lunch.

21. NCAA Eligibility Center
This site does a great job of listing everything that you need to create an account and get started.
If you have any questions or need a fee waiver (if you qualify for free or reduced lunch) contact Ms. Vinson in the Counseling Office or your varsity coach.

22. Academics before Athletics
Two numbers to remember: 0 and 79.
Coaches will get an notification anytime a teacher puts a “0” in the gradebook for an athlete. This will result in immediate consequences.
Athletes will be assigned mandatory tutorials weekly for every class in which they have below an 80 average. A’s and B’s are the expectation.
Every athlete has 9 tutorial opportunities built into each week.
Any athlete that fails consecutive 9 week grading periods is subject to suspension from the football program.
If an athlete misses practice time because of tutorials he may forfeit playing time.

25. Eligibility Calendar

26. Eligibility Calendar

27. Rank One Paperwork
Physicals and online paperwork must be completed by August 11.
Physical form- Click HERE
Online forms- Click HERE
Copies of birth certificate (age) and utility bill (residency).

28. Previous Athletic Participation Form (PAPF)
Any student that is new to Prosper High School and is participating in athletics (examples include move-ins, transfers, foreign exchange students).
Any incoming freshman that did not attend Rogers or Reynolds Middle School.
See Coach Pevehouse at the conclusion of the meeting

29. Weekly Schedule-Monday/Tuesday
6:35-8:45am-JV/Varsity Practice
3:00-4:45pm-Freshman Practice
4:00-4:25pm-Varsity Lift/JV Team Offense
4:30-4:55pm-Varsity special teams/JV Lift and home
5:00-5:25pm-Varsity Meetings/Freshman Lift
Tuesday
6:35-8:45am-JV/Varsity Practice
3:00-4:45pm-Freshman Practice
4:00-4:25pm-Varsity Lift/JV Team Defense
4:30-4:55pm-Varsity special teams/JV Lift and home
5:00-5:25pm-Varsity Meetings/Freshman Lift

30. Weekly Schedule-Wednesday/Thursday
6:35-8:45am-JV/Varsity Practice
3:00-4:45pm-Freshman Practice
4:00-4:25pm-Varsity special teams
4:30-5:00pm-Position Meetings
JV kids go home after school on Wednesday
Thursday
7:20-7:50am-Varsity position meetings
7:55-8:20am-Offense/Defense/JV Special Teams
8:25-8:50am-Varsity Kick the Field/JV Team Offense
5:30pm-Sub-varsity games
5:30-6:00pm-Varisty team devotional at Prestonwood (optional)
6:00pm-Varsity team dinner at Prestonwood

31. Weekly Schedule-Friday/Saturday
7:45-8:50am-Varsity meetings and Offense/Defense
8:25am-JV Lift
3:00pm-Freshman lift
3:50pm- JV/Freshman are dismissed
Saturday (Varisty Only)
10:00am-Players report for team lift/run
11:00am-Team Meeting and film w/kids
12:30pm-Players dismissed

32. Absences from Practice
Practice is mandatory and is in no way optional
Unexcused absences will result in a loss of playing time
If an athlete is going to miss practice, the position coach must be notified prior to the absence (accountability)
Any absence in which the position coach is not notified beforehand will be considered unexcused
Examples of unexcused absences include: birthdays, dinners, studying, tiredness, family in town visiting, drivers ed, dentist, babysitting, fair day, no ride.
Examples of excused absences include: illness, funeral, SAT/ACT
We understand that things happen unexpectedly, if you communicate with us we will do our best to work with you

33. 2017 Varsity Football Schedule

34. 2017 JV Football Schedule

35. 2017 Freshman Football Schedule

36. Game Day Meals
We encourage a pre-game meal a few hours prior to game time.
Check departure times (weekly) or send meal with your son to school. Your son will also be able to purchase a sack lunch in the cafeteria that will be delivered prior to departure/home games.
Meals should be healthy and nutritious.
No fast food, sodas, sports drinks, candy, etc.
Water pre-game, sports drinks during and post game.

37. Injuries/Concussions
1. PISD requires all athletes to have a physical every calendar year. Medical history is required for grades 7-12 and a completed UIL Athletic Participation Form must be on file each year before the athlete can be issued any equipment or participate in any workout.
2. All injuries are to be reported to the Athletic Trainer.
3. Injury assessments will be left to the Athletic Trainer. All return to play decisions will be made by the Athletic Trainer along with consultations by treating medical physicians.
4. When an athlete is under a physician’s care for an injury or illness they will not be allowed to return to competition without a written release from the attending physician.
5. All physicians’ instructions regarding athletes practicing or playing in games are final and will not be modified in anyway.
6. All information regarding the status of an injured athlete is confidential.
7. Concussion Protocol
UIL link to Concussion Information:

38. Supplemental Insurance

39. Transportation to and from Games

40. Transportation to and from Games

41. Booster Club

42. Booster Club

43. Booster Club Website Player Fees Flight Crew ETC Membership Sprit Wear
Calendar

44. Parent Opportunities for Involvement
Join the booster club, volunteer, & participate in booster club activities
Chain crew
Scoreboard operator
Host varsity team meals

45. Football Websites District Website District website
Contact Information
Schedules
Presentations
Camp Information
Recruiting Information
Remind101 Information
ETC Website
Booster Club website
Still under construction
Not affiliated with PISD
Schedules
Pictures
Season Tickets
Spirit Wear
Flight Crew

46. Athletic Award Policy (Lettering)

47. Athletic Award Policy (Lettering)

48. Equipment
The only thing we don’t provide is cleats (we do keep some extras).
If you are planning on purchasing your own helmet and/or shoulder pads see Coach Moore or Coach Ryan first (fit/condition/age appropriate)
Visors must be clear
Team colors only; white, green, grey, black.
Tights-white only
If your son loses PISD equipment they will be responsible for paying for its replacement

49. Media Day-Saturday August 19
8:00-10:00am-JV and Varsity practice
10:00am-Freshman pictures
10:30am-Sophomore pictures
11:00am-Junior/Senior pictures
11:30am-Lunch provided
1:00pm-Fundraiser (Tentative)
7:30pm-Meet the Eagles

50. Special Thank You Administration Principal- Dr. John Burdett
ETC Board
President: Dena Dixon
VP: Traci Majors
Director: Rob Parham, Gary English
Director at Large: Jarrod Turner
Director at Large: Clark Hood
Treasurer: Sarah Haskins
Secretary: Brenda Sukenik
Membership: Shelby Turner
Class Reps:
Senior Reps: Angie Harrington, Kari Pfeifer
Junior Reps: Sarah Haskins, Lara Sheriff
Sophomore Reps: Jen Schumacher, Michelle Ranzer
Freshmen Reps: Katie Ivy, Trinity White
If you are interested in being a 7th or 8th grade Class Rep contact Sarah Haskins
Principal- Dr. John Burdett
Athletic Director- Valerie Little
Superintendent- Dr. Drew Watkins

51. Conclusion This presentation will be posted on the PISD Football page.
Thank you for supporting Prosper High School Football
Feel free to stay and mix & mingle with the coaching staff
If you are new to Prosper ISD please see Coach Pevehouse at the back table
We are looking forward to a great year.