1. LONE STAR RANGER FOOTBALL 2018

2. LONE STAR COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH – JEFF RAYBURN
ASSOCIATE HC / DC / ILB – DARREN KIGHT
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QB – MARK HUMBLE
CO-DC / SAFETIES / Defensive SPT– MATT FITZHUGH
CO-DC / DEFENSIVE LINE- KYLE MOSSAKOWSKI
CORNERS – BARRETT EARNEST
Run Game Coord. / OL / Offensive SPT – KEVIN WHEAT
PASS GAME COORDINATOR / WR – BRANDON JACKSON
OFFENSIVE LINE – DOUG JONES
OUTSIDE LB’s– JON ALVARADO
RUNNING BACKS – KELLY SPANN
RECEIVERS – JARRED HAWKINS
OFFENSIVE ASST. – SHANE KESLER

3. LONE STAR MEDICAL STAFF
Athletic Trainers: Tysha Beatty / Corwin Anschutz
Team Chiropractor – Dr. Arora – Arora Chiropractic
Full Service facility – Physical Therapy
Communication with LSHS Staff – TRUST!
Team Orthopedic – Dr. Sean Haslam
See trainer first! Trainers will evaluate and refer to doctor.
Role of Trainer
Rank one Paperwork / Impact Test / Operation Fee acknowledgement
Coaches are not doctors or trainers: medical decisions will be made by training staff / doctors.
Communication with trainer.
Treatments AM / PM Before/After Practice, Includes Meetings / Lifts
Injured athletes will dress and be a part of all team activities
Team physician(sports related) will be on campus once a week.

4. ACADEMIC ADVISOR Dr. Kelly Harper
Daily Grade Checks
Tutorial Schedules
Sign up for SAT/ACT – Waivers
Ensure proper accommodations for Tests
Compile Test Scores for file to send to Colleges
Academic work ups (Core GPA)
Time Management / Study Skills workshop
NCAA Eligibility Center – sign up
NCAA Recruiting Compliance

5. PURPOSE – WHY WE COACH! 5 LIFE SKILLS DISCIPLINE PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
WINNING IS OUR GOAL BUT NOT OUR PURPOSE.
OUR PURPOSE IS PROVIDING LIFE LESSONS THROUGH TEACHABLE MOMENTS
5 LIFE SKILLS
DISCIPLINE
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
RELATING TO PEERS
RELATING TO AUTHORITY
REACTING TO AND HANDLING EMOTION

6. GOALS PLAYOFFS 5-5A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS PLAY ON THANKSGIVING
5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

7. 4th & INCHES
Don’t think about winning the 5-5A District Championship. Don’t think about the State Championship. Think about what you need to do today, in this drill, on this play, in this moment. That’s the 4th & Inches Mentality. Think about what we can do today, the task at hand.
EVERYBODY - EVERYDAY

8. COACHES EXPECTATIONS LOVE AND CARE ABOUT OUR PLAYERS!
100% EFFORT IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE STUDENT ATHLETE
Create a positive, enthusiastic, family atmosphere that builds confidence and character.
Make sure Football is FUN!
Hold your son accountable for his actions.
Open line of communication with players and parents
Help in placement/recruiting (after the season) for your sons plans after high school. (Webinar on website) ACADEMICS!!
24/7 – 365 – Do what is right for kids! FAIR BUT NOT THE SAME

9. PLAYER EXPECTATIONS Student – athlete: student comes first
designated tutorial times / RIOT time (9th AM and PM daily; Varsity/JV – AM)
No Zero Tolerance Policy; Mandatory tutorials for 75 and below
ATTENDANCE, ATTITUDE, EFFORT
BE COACHABLE – WILLING TO DO WHATEVER IS BEST FOR THE TEAM!
POSITION / TEAM PLACEMENT – results, productivity, trust, knowledge. Players will EARN everything!
Understand you represent LSHS Football 24/7 – SOCIAL MEDIA!
Grooming/shaving/earrings/hair length – Locking Lockers at all times!
Communication with coaching staff – should come from PLAYER!
Late, Sick, Academics, any issue, etc…

10. ROLES / OPPORTUNITIES
EVERYONE has value! EVERYONE has an important role! EMBRACE your role!
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit. – Harry Truman
Control what you can Control!
ATTITUDE / EFFORT
Opportunities multiply as they are seized!
Quality not Quantity

11. PARENT COMMUNICATION
IF YOU HAVE A CONCERN TO DISCUSS WITH A COACH-PLEASE FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE BELOW
1. Make sure your SON / ATHLETE openly communicates with his position coach, coordinator, and head coach. We cannot help if we do not know there is a problem. This should occur BEFORE a coach receives an or phone call from parent. We are trying to teach these young men responsibility.
2. Request a time to meet with the coach and your son/daughter.
3. Please do not confront a coach before or after a practice or game. These can be emotional times for the parent, athlete, and the coach. These meetings rarely yield positive results.
4. Avoid long s that make accusations without knowing all the facts. At Lone Star High School we prefer personal communication.
5. SUPPORT IS A MUST! You may not Agree, but players need to hear the same message! It takes all of us!

12. PRACTICE
In order for us to maintain a great program we must have our kids present and committed to practice. Missing practices will directly affect playing time.
On Saturday’s Varsity team will be required to be at LSHS for video/practice; this will go on through out the football season every Saturday. This is the same as a practice.
If players are injured they are expected to be at all team meetings, practices, video sessions; dressed out, obtaining mental reps. Trainers and doctors will oversee rehab and make decisions regarding injuries.

13. FALL PRACTICE Practice is MANDATORY! –
August 6th – Freshman
AUGUST 13TH Invited to watch practice (outside the fence/in the stands)
Scrimmage Friday August 24th – vs. Mansfield Lake Ridge 9th- 5pm JV – 6pm ; Varsity Newsome Stadium - Mansfield

14. 9th GRADE FALL CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Monday August 6th – 9th Grade 1st Football Practice 5:15am 9th Players Report 5:30am-7:15am 9th Practice Tuesday August 7th Wednesday August 8th Thursday August 9th Friday August 10th 5:30am-7:15am 9th Practice ***Pickup times – Always plan for 30 minutes after EOP

15. FALL CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE ‘18
Week 1 August 13th Monday, Tuesday August 14th 6:00am Varsity / JV Players report 7:05am Varsity / JV Dismissed 3:40pm Varsity / JV Players report 7:45pm EOP August 15th Wednesday August 16th Thursday–FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 5:15am 9th Reports 5:30am-7:05am Practice (18 Periods) *NO 9th Practice after School – released at bell. Varsity / JV 5:30pm EOP August 17th Friday Varsity / JV August 18th Saturday – Practice and Picture Day -9th-9am; V-JV-9:30am (SENIOR PARENTS INVITED) 5:45am Players Report V-JV ONLY 8:25am E.O.P. (end of practice) **8:30am 9th GRADE REPORT to receive uniforms **9:00am 9th Grade Individual Pictures / Team Pic **9:35am-10:45am Varsity / JV Ind., Team Pics, Headshots

16. IMPORTANT DATES August 24th Friday August 31st
August 6th-10th
Mon-Fri.
9th Grade FB Practice
August 13th
Mon-Sat.
Varsity / JV Practice
August 16th
Thursday
First Day of School
August 24th
Friday
Scrimmage vs. Lake Ridge at Newsome Stadium
August 31st
Friday 7:30pm
Game 1 vs. Richland at Birdville FAAC
September 3rd
Monday
NO SCHOOL - MANDATORY PRACTICE 9TH, JV, Varsity
October 5th
NO SCHOOL - VARSITY GAMEDAY vs. Wakeland
October 8th
November 19-23
Mon-Fri
Thanksgiving Break - Playoff Turkey!
Dec. 22
Saturday 11AM 
5A-DI STATE AT&T STADIUM

17. 2018 SCHEDULE V – JV – 9TH BLUE / SILVER

18. BOOSTER CLUB What can you do today?
Join the Booster Club!! Membership!
It takes all of us – Best experience for your son
Booster Club contributions go directly to the players
Sponsorships / Program Ads
Spirit Wear
VOLUNTEERS FOR CHAINS/CLOCK 9TH/JV GAMES
Varsity Banner photos –
2018 BOARD
President: Anders Grove Vice President 1st: Jose Castaneda Vice President 2nd: Treasurer: Dennis Hardy Secretary: Kendra Beck Concessions: Billy Holley Spirit Wear: Brandon Schubert Sponsorship: Carson Thomas

19. EQUIPMENT NEEDS SHOES, GLOVES, SLEEVES, TOWELS, ETC… UNIFORM
ATHLETES ONLY WEAR WHAT WE PROVIDE or APPROVED BY HEAD COACH; NO EXTRA PINK, only wristbands we provide
SHOES, GLOVES, SLEEVES, TOWELS, ETC…
UNIFORM

20. OPERATIONAL FEE
Why?
Every year expenses to run an athletic program increases.  Some include officials, security, transportation, game workers, laundry and equipment.
Revenue generated from athletics is not enough to cover all the expenses, and therefore the athletic budget must cover the remainder.
With the TRE not passing and the lack of funding from the State, the athletic budget has not increased to cover additional costs.
To off-set this deficit, two unacceptable options are available: cut athletic programs by reducing participation and/or reduce the number coaches which will cause a reduction in participation.
One acceptable option is to ask parents to pay an operational fee, to off-set this deficit, that will keep coaches and keep all programs we currently have in place.

21. OPERATIONAL FEE-2
How?
Frisco ISD students who choose to participate in athletics will be asked to pay an annual operational fee. Middle School Athletes will pay an annual fee of $100 and High School Athletes will pay an annual fee of $200. This single fee will cover participation in all athletic activities for the duration of the school year.
High school student athletes in programs beginning practice and/or competition prior to the first day of school should pay their fee by August 24, High school students participating in athletic programs with practice and competition beginning on or after the first day of school should pay their fee prior to their first game.
Fee payments may be submitted through your student’s MyPaymentsPlus account. If necessary, checks or cash will also be accepted for fee payment.
Refunds will only be granted in the following situations: A student quits prior to the first competition or a student withdraws from Frisco ISD prior to the first competition. No refunds will be issued after the last day of the school year.
There will be a maximum fee of $400 per family. A waiver form must be submitted once a family has reached the $ maximum in order to waive any additional athletic fees charged to the family.
Fee waivers will be automatically granted to students who are part of the free/reduced lunch program. Families who have special financial circumstances or hardships but are not currently part of the free/reduced lunch program may also apply for a waiver. Waiver forms may be obtained by contacting your student’s head high school coach or middle school campus coordinator.

22. HOW CAN I HELP MY SON AND LONE STAR FOOTBALL?
ATTENDANCE – EVERY DAY, SUMMER, 7ON7, PRACTICE, NO APPTS DURING SEASON ON TIME – BE EARLY
DISCIPLINE – MAKE SURE THEY ARE DOING THE LITTLE THINGS RIGHT AT HOME
ACADEMICS – STAY ON YOUR SON AND CHECK HAC, Get your player signed up to take SAT / ACT
NUTRITION-RECOVERY-REST – FUEL THE BODY, GET TO BED, PHONES UP
VOLUNTEER – TAKES ALL OF US TO MAKE IT WORK
POSITIVE SUPPORT – REINFORCE OUR MESSAGE, DO NOT HAVE TO AGREE TO SUPPORT
DON’T COACH – ENCOURAGE! HAVE FUN! DO YOUR BEST! I LOVE YOU!
SACRIFICE – ARE WE WILLING TO DO MORE TO ACHIEVE MORE?

23. COMMUNICATION WEEKLY NEWSLETTER STAY INFORMED PLAYER NEEDS
SUCCESSES / AREAS TO IMPROVE
WEBSITE-
FACEBOOK – LONESTARFOOTBALLNATION

24. Helmet / Shoulder Pads – All T-Shirt / Shorts – 9th Grade
Dismissal
Helmet / Shoulder Pads – All
T-Shirt / Shorts – 9th Grade
MEET THE COACHES!
THANK YOU!