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1 2017 Joliet Central Steelmen Baseball Parent Meeting

2 Contact Information Head Coach Kevin Fitzgerald x43300 Assistant Coaches Varsity – Michael Lara and Chad Schwartz Sophomore – Shaun Porento Marc Betancourt and Steven Kotrba Freshman – Antonio Juarez Domenic Rohe and Tyler Brown.

3 2017 Goals Playing Best Baseball Heading in to Regional Play
All players eligible for entire season. Create daily team goals Practice plans will be written and executed Daily Develop leadership abilities within athletes Help develop productive citizens in our community

4 Important Dates First Game (3/15)
Windy City Thunderbolts (4/8, Saturday 7:00pm) Varsity Oswego – 5/8 6:00pm Varsity Minooka 4/14 10am (no school) Regional Week of 5/22 State Finals – Will need volunteers June 10th at Slammers Field

5 Spring Break Schedule March 24 – April 1 3/25 – vs. Eisenhower 1:00pm
3/25 - Crete-Monee DH 10am and 12pm 3/28 – vs. Rich Central 4:30pm 3/30 – WJOL Tournament (Varsity) 12pm 3/30 – Fresh/Soph – Double Header at Tinley Park 10am-12pm 4/1 – WJOL Tournament (2 games) Varsity times TBD

6 In Season Practice Schedule
No Rain – ALL LEVELS Outside 3:30-5:30/5:45pm Activity Bus at 6pm Rain – Indoor Schedule called by our Athletic Office Monday/Wednesday/Friday Fresh Soph Varsity or 530am-7am Tuesday/Thursday Soph/Varsity

7 Equipment Information
All players required to wear Royal Blue Socks and a Royal Blue Belt with their jersey. Players also need to have a royal blue undershirt for their jersey Spirit Wear should arrive in 2 weeks. Socks and Belts were given to those who ordered them.

8 Player Expectations On the Playing Field In the Classroom
Never quit attitude Pride in the uniform and in the facility we use In the Classroom Eligibility isn’t enough Our performance in the classroom collectively as a team is more important than anything we do on the field. Develop time management skills Within the Community Be a positive role model – “who are you when no one is watching?” Wearing our hats/jackets/jerseys is a privilege

9 Absence and No Show Absence – You were not there but YOU (player) notified the coach before hand. It is the players responsibility, not their parent (unless emergency), to notify the coach. Prefer face to face communication with coach, however is also acceptable if player is out of school sick. 2 ABS = Sit 1 Game 4 ABS = Sit 2 Consecutive Games 5 ABS = Player is Removed From Team

10 Absence and No Show No Show First NO SHOW Second NO SHOW
You were not there and you did not notify your coach. First NO SHOW Sit Two Consecutive Games Second NO SHOW Player is removed from the team

11 What you can Expect from Coaches
We will make decisions that are best for the team/program We will be honest with you and your son We will discipline each athlete equally and hold athletes to a very high standard Help develop your son physically, mentally and emotionally Teach your son life lessons through the game of baseball

12 Appropriate Concerns to Discuss With a Coach
Coach’s interactions with your son How the coach can help your son become a better athlete and student Concerns about your son’s interactions with others Playing at the next level - College

13 Areas Left to the Discretion of the Coach
Team Strategy Other athletes or other situations not involving your son Play Calling Playing Time

14 For a Conference Call Coach Fitzgerald at ext to set up an appointment. Others who will/may attend: Player, other coach, administrator (if necessary) Please do not attempt to confront a coach after a game or practice. Emotions are running too high and may not result in a positive resolution.

15 Parent Code of Conduct 1. Love and support your child and the team, win or lose. 2. Be realistic about your child’s abilities and be positive and encouraging at all times. 3. Do not come to the fence, dugout, or on deck circle during a game to talk to your son. 4. Respect the coach’s decisions and encourage others to do the same 5. Communicate

16 Twitter - @SteelmenBBcoach
Steelmen Social Media Twitter Facebook – facebook.com/steelmenbaseball

17 Remind 101 To receive updated information via text message (game/practice updates, etc.) please do the following: VARSITY to 81010 Sophomore to 81010 Fresh to 81010

18 8to18 Joliet Township High Schools use 8to18 for our team websites.
Please visit and click on your level (varsity, sophomore or freshman) for schedule/roster etc. The athletic office updates this site regularly for game times.

19 GameChanger Use the following link to follow Joliet Central on GameChanger: Stats and game information is updated here.

20 Player Social Media PLAYERS NEED TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY “PUT OUT” ON THE INTERNET IS FOR EVERYONE TO SEE. PLEASE THINK BEFORE YOU PRESS “SEND”. Clean up all of your social media accounts.

21 FUNDRAISER Youth Camp – HUGE SUCCESS! Snap! Raise
Thank you to everyone who helped with the youth camp campers! Snap! Raise Participation requires each player to send out 20 s asking for others to help support Joliet Central Baseball. - The money earned from last year’s fundraiser bought us: 1. New Windscreen for Varsity Field 2. Pullovers for each player in program 3. Varsity Jackets (will be passed down each year). 4. New helmets 5. Baseballs, bases, and other equipment needed for day-to-day practices

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