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Welcome! Athletic Director Comments Strength & Conditioning Coach Comments Head Coach Comments State of our Program, Coaches & Captains 2013-2014 Information Treasurer Comments President Comments St. Charles Lacrosse 2014
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Our Philosophy Use the great sport of lacrosse to teach & learn life lessons Make it our habit each day to be accountable to get better Have fun while passionately competing at the highest level! Foster a lasting culture that team = family Past. Present. Future Winning games is important Developing responsible leaders is the most important “I am only one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And what I can do, I ought to do. And what I ought to do, by the grace of God, I shall do.”
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We All Have a Role Each day, make a positive impact on a player Know where “winning” is in the priorities (not the same at all levels) Composed sideline demeanor Be constantly engaged Represent the program honorably Demand accountability, discipline & teamwork Be organized and timely Create fair and open competition Communicate our philosophy Technically & strategically competent Have fun! Coaches Set the team's goals early in the off-season, then hold each other accountable Demonstrate sportsmanship and respect Maintain academic eligibility 100% accountability at all team functions, on time Work hard and dedicate yourself to your team Compete constantly to make yourself and teammates better Accept coaching (try to make the changes to do it the right way) Leave a legacy others aspire to Have fun! Players Model of sportsmanship and respect Respectful behavior in the stands Support 100% accountability and commitment to the team, on time Support team and booster club Find a place to volunteer Problems? Please talk to your son first. Then Coach Berndt Let the coaches coach Have fun! Parents
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Attendance 100% of games, practices, workouts and team gatherings are to be attended Intentional unexcused absences result in a loss of playing time Unexcused absence = any absence that is: Preventable Not communicated to a coach in advance Player’s history…
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Begins next Monday, Sept 16, @ 6:45-7:45am on Mon, Weds & Fri with Coach Tom Lopresti & Lacrosse staff Consistency & camaraderie for players and coaches Stick skills “wall ball” – bring your stick and a tennis ball!! Captains Practices periodically Lifting & Conditioning
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Player Conduct Always represent our program in a positive manner Any behavior contrary to school Code of Conduct will not be tolerated Zero Tolerance Policy: Alcohol Illegal Drugs Performance Enhancing Drugs Players will sign a team contract Would your decision pass the “newspaper test”?
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Academics & Eligibility Take care of your grades as first priority 5:30pm practice time each day should allow for tutoring, test extra-time, etc. No mandatory study table Players do not practice during ineligible periods, but are welcome and expected back when eligible again Academics are a HUGE component of college recruiting
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SAT & ACT Test Dates SATACT October 5Pre-season November 2Pre-season October 26Pre-season December 7Pre-season December 14Pre-season January 25Pre-season February 8Pre-season March 8 Scrimmage round robin @ Thomas Worthington likely April 12 Varsity & JV games vs. Davidson (evening games) May 3 Varsity & JV games vs. Desales (evening games) June 7State Championship June 8Post-season
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Indoor Lacrosse (optional) $180 per player 2 or 3 St Charles teams (15 players per team) Begins: end of October (continues for 15 weeks) Location: likely a combination between the Continent and Easton Coach Berndt collecting names, determining rosters Registrations turned in to Coach Berndt OSU 7-v-7 (optional) $55 per player ~ 15 players Nov 2 (all day) Coach Berndt collecting names and determining rosters. Then… OSU: individually register for St. Charles team on-line Denison: register @ event Indoor & 7-v-7’s Denison 7-v-7 (optional) $55 per player ~ 15 players Nov 10 (all day)
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Titanium Tryouts for 2014 Summer Teams: Sept 15 D3 College Recruiting Showcase (Jr’s and Sr’s): Oct 13 Resolute Tryouts for 2014 Summer Teams: Sept 22 Fall Box Lacrosse League : Sept 29-Oct 20 ($75 per player) various fall training sessions Max Elite Fall League Haymakers Blackjacks Other Fall Opportunities Link to club teams’ websites through our team website
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Important Off-Season Dates Sept 16 – Start of Off-season Lifting Program Oct 4– Names for 7-v-7 due to Coach Berndt (Coach will then determine rosters) mid Oct – Online registration deadline for OSU 7-v-7 Nov 2 – OSU 7-v-7 Nov 10 – Denison 7-v-7 Oct 4 – Names for Indoor due to Coach Berndt End of Oct – Indoor lacrosse begins
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Important In-Season Dates Feb 24 - First Practice Practice Time: 5:30 – 7:30 pm We will practice on Saturdays Mar 1 - Saturday “2-a-day” Mar 23 - Meet the Team potluck Apr 17-27 - School Spring Break No Varsity practice 4/17-21. Practice 4/22. Trip 4/23-4/26 No JV practice 4/17-4/24. Likely practice 4/25. Likely game 4/26 May 18 - Spring Sports Banquet Jun 7 - State Championship game Jun 8 - Alumni Game & off-site Team Picnic
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Varsity Schedule Varsity Schedule - additional JV games to be added - @ LibertyMar 26 Dublin SciotoMar 28 @ KilbourneMar 29 WellingtonApr 2Varsity only (hopefully a JVB game prior) Thomas WorthingtonApr 5 Westerville NorthApr 8 Hilliard DavidsonApr 12 @ Dublin CoffmanApr 14 @ OkemosApr 23Varsity Spring Break Trip to Lansing, MI @ HoltApr 24Varsity Spring Break Trip to Lansing, MI @ Haslett-WilliamstonApr 26Varsity Spring Break Trip to Lansing, MI @ Westerville CentralApr 30 DesalesMay 3 Pickerington CentralMay 6 @ OlentangyMay 10 BexleyMay 13Senior Night @ WattersonMay 16 There are no games on Prom, NHS Induction, Mother-Son Dance
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Misc. ~ 60 players Likely 2 teams (Varsity & JV) plus a few additional JVB games Helmets Varsity roster size Do we cut? Summer Camps in 2014 Notre Dame Ohio State
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College Recruiting Do I Want to Play in College? Go through enough of the process to keep your options open your senior year “Why do you want to play college lacrosse?” Have several tiers of school options “What if lacrosse didn’t work out?” There is a college fit for most players who put in the work to be the best they can be How Do I Get Recruited? Don’t pay for a recruiting service Know the differences between DI, DII & DIII DI = 12.6 team scholarships (DII = 10.8) Know the key process dates www.ncaa.org Tell your colleges where you are playing! Summer Club Teams Be realistic about cost vs. benefit Different methods for different costs Who is the coach? Other Individual Events 7v7, Buckeye Top 100, Max Elite 100 Highlight Film youtube link in an email 2-3 minute highlights, then a game How Do I Get Recruited? Must proactively self-recruit Get high school coach involved Get good grades! Take your ACT/SAT tests early & often Be a multiple sport athlete!
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Communication Mark Berndt 740-816-9216 maberndt@aep.com www.sccardinalslax.com
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Questions? All parent concerns regarding playing time or treatment of their son need to go through Coach Berndt Playing time concerns: 1. Player should know why 2. Player should ask position coach 3. Player will be at any parent-Head Coach meeting There are no playing time conversations with parents on game days Mark Berndt 740-816-9216 maberndt@aep.com
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