Link to quiz here: https:\/\/forms.gle\/aWKwGEyGWkH3Tsyo8<\/p>\n
Quiz must be completed for camp credit.<\/p>\n
Link to Sportsmanship Responses: https:\/\/drive.google.com\/file\/d\/1gUpipQUUuh5QM80gbNKO7vrHU4Nj_nUQ\/view?usp=sharing<\/p>\n
GHSA Sportsmanship Statement<\/p>\n
“The GHSA and its member schools have made a commitment to promote good sportsmanship
\nby student\/athletes, coaches, and spectators at all GHSA sanctioned events. Profanity,
\ndegrading remarks, and intimidating actions directed at officials or competitors will not be
\ntolerated, and are grounds for removal from the event site. Spectators are not allowed to enter
\nthe competition area during warm-ups or while the contest is being conducted. Thank you for
\nyour cooperation in the promotion of good sportsmanship at today.”
\nDr. Robin Hines,
\nExecutive Director Georgia High School Association
\nHowever, it is related to a topic that each one of us have to deal with in all our games no matter
\nthe sport and that is \u201cSportsmanship\u201d. \u00a0I have made some notes about this and have several
\nideas in which I can share later but that main point in this session would be two or three-fold. \u00a0
\n1. Define sportsmanship?
\na. fair and generous behavior or treatment of others, especially in a sports contest.
\n2. What is sportsmanship and why is it important?
\na. Good sportsmanship builds teamwork, character, and teaches respect, honor,
\ndiscipline, kindness, inclusion, resilience, perseverance, and more. The benefits
\nof good sportsmanship are many. When kids enjoy active play, they look forward
\nto sports and exercise as a chance to make new friends and develop new skills.<\/p>\n
3. What is the GHSA stance on Sportsmanship?
\n4. How do we respond when we witness good and bad sportsmanship?
\n5. How do we address it?
\n6. Does this apply only to player and coaches?
\nConclusion – When it happens, it matters how we respond. It really does matter how the game
\nis played regardless of who wins or loses. Everyone loses when the game is not played with
\nGood Sportsmanship.Link to quiz here: https:\/\/forms.gle\/aWKwGEyGWkH3Tsyo8<\/p>\n
Quiz must be completed for camp credit.<\/p>\n
Link to Sportsmanship Responses: https:\/\/drive.google.com\/file\/d\/1gUpipQUUuh5QM80gbNKO7vrHU4Nj_nUQ\/view?usp=sharing<\/p>\n
GHSA Sportsmanship Statement<\/p>\n
“The GHSA and its member schools have made a commitment to promote good sportsmanship
\nby student\/athletes, coaches, and spectators at all GHSA sanctioned events. Profanity,
\ndegrading remarks, and intimidating actions directed at officials or competitors will not be
\ntolerated, and are grounds for removal from the event site. Spectators are not allowed to enter
\nthe competition area during warm-ups or while the contest is being conducted. Thank you for
\nyour cooperation in the promotion of good sportsmanship at today.”
\nDr. Robin Hines,
\nExecutive Director Georgia High School Association
\nHowever, it is related to a topic that each one of us have to deal with in all our games no matter
\nthe sport and that is \u201cSportsmanship\u201d. \u00a0I have made some notes about this and have several
\nideas in which I can share later but that main point in this session would be two or three-fold. \u00a0
\n1. Define sportsmanship?
\na. fair and generous behavior or treatment of others, especially in a sports contest.
\n2. What is sportsmanship and why is it important?
\na. Good sportsmanship builds teamwork, character, and teaches respect, honor,
\ndiscipline, kindness, inclusion, resilience, perseverance, and more. The benefits
\nof good sportsmanship are many. When kids enjoy active play, they look forward
\nto sports and exercise as a chance to make new friends and develop new skills.<\/p>\n
3. What is the GHSA stance on Sportsmanship?
\n4. How do we respond when we witness good and bad sportsmanship?
\n5. How do we address it?
\n6. Does this apply only to player and coaches?
\nConclusion – When it happens, it matters how we respond. It really does matter how the game
\nis played regardless of who wins or loses. Everyone loses when the game is not played with
\nGood Sportsmanship.