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Parent Handbook - MWR Fort Leonard Wood

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Coaches will be required to sign a hand receipt for all uniforms and equipment issued, and are<br />

responsible for the safekeeping of all equipment and uniforms issued to them.<br />

Equipment or cheerleading uniforms damaged through normal wear and tear will be<br />

exchanged on a one-for-one basis. Lost equipment or cheerleading uniforms must be replaced at<br />

the coach’s expense.<br />

It is the responsibility of the coach (hand receipt holder) to turn in all equipment and<br />

cheerleading uniforms on the established date. If a child should leave the team for any reason<br />

prior to the end of the season, the coach must make arrangements with parent to return the<br />

equipment and/or uniform at the earliest date.<br />

Uniforms and equipment should be turned in within one week of the season ending.<br />

PRACTICES AND GAMES<br />

Your coach will give you a schedule of practices and game times prior to the start of the<br />

sports season. Practices and games will be limited to a set number of hours per week depending<br />

on the sport and the age of the participants.<br />

Teams of <strong>Fort</strong> <strong>Leonard</strong> Youth Sports and Fitness may practice a maximum of 5 days a week,<br />

2 hours a day, when school is not in session. When school resumes, teams are limited to 3<br />

practice sessions per week. These practice sessions will be no more than one and ½ hours in<br />

length and must be terminated by 1930 hours. A practice session includes team practice in<br />

uniform/equipment, team practice without uniform/equipment, team exercise, and team meetings<br />

with the intent to instruct.<br />

Coaches will use all eligible players on the team roster, a fair share of each game. Players not<br />

suited-up due to injuries or disciplinary action will be reported to Youth Sports and Fitness staff<br />

and to the opposing team’s coaches prior to the start of each game. The minimum playing time<br />

or number of plays required of each player are:<br />

Soccer. All players will be afforded the opportunity to play not less than the equivalent<br />

of two quarters in each game scheduled.<br />

Football. All players will be afforded the opportunity to play a minimum of ten plays<br />

(not including special, kickoff, or punt return team) in each game scheduled.<br />

Basketball. All players will be afforded the opportunity to play not less than the<br />

equivalent of two quarters in each game scheduled.<br />

Baseball/Softball. All players will be afforded the opportunity to play not less than six<br />

times out on defense and at least one time at bat.<br />

Football. All players will be afforded the opportunity to play a minimum ten plays (not<br />

including special, kickoff, or punt return team) in each game scheduled.<br />

TEAM PICTURES<br />

The YSF staff will give each coach the information on how to arrange their team picture day.<br />

Each team participant will have the opportunity to purchase team pictures.<br />

GAME AND PRACTICE SNACKS<br />

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