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Athletic Handbook 2016-2017 CREEKVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS 6716 Bob Hanger Fort Worth, TX 76179 817-237-4261

Dear Colts,

We want to welcome you to the Colt Athletics Program. As a part of this program you will be expected to be dedicated, disciplined, and dependable to yourself, your team, your coaches, and your school. We will not sacrifice the principles of hard work, team, and class. For us to meet our goals it will take practice, time management, and prioritizing. When you compete in and support our program remember, you are representing Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD and you will be expected to do so with “Colt Pride”. The athletics program is considered a privilege and not a right, therefore you will be held to a higher standard both on the field, in the halls, and in the classrooms.

Thank you for your support, Creekview Coaching Staff

Girls Office Phone Boys Office Phone 817-237-4261 ext. 5375 817-237-4261 ext. 5374

Girls Coaching Staff Boys Coaching Staff Tami Sisk – Coordinator Joe Nichols- Coordinator [email protected] [email protected]

Cassie Dix Chris Evans [email protected] [email protected]

Kelsey Stockstill Tim Spoonemore [email protected] [email protected]

Michi Atkins Dwight Williams [email protected] [email protected]

Kara Scott Caden MacNeill [email protected] [email protected] Brock Wardlaw [email protected]

Jon Schryvers (boys/girls Tennis) [email protected]

Caitlin Saling Daniel Bracamontes (girls’ Soccer and Cross Country) (boys’ Soccer & Cross Country) [email protected] [email protected]

EM-S ISD Middle School Athletic Philosophy

1.To encourage participation in all sports. 2.To stress the high ideals of sportsmanship. 3.To administer the programs so that there will be minimum loss of school time. 4.To require that all participants be properly examined, equipped, instructed and supervised. 5.To foster proper respect for authority. 6.To compete within the spirit of the rules and be gracious in victory and in loss. 7.To teach good work habits. 8.To retain as many players as possible in the program that then on and play in high school.

Mission Statement The aim of the Creekview Colt Athletic Program is to develop academically and athletically well- rounded young people who are disciplined, focused, competitive, cooperative, and willing to contribute to the success of their team and school. Creekview Middle School 2016-2017 Coaching Assignments

Volleyball Football Kelsey Stockstill 8A Joe Nichols 8A Kara Scott 8B Brock Wardlaw 8B Stockstill/Scott 8C Caden MacNeill 8C Cassie Dix 7A Dwight Williams 7A Michi Atkins 7B Tim Spoonemore 7B Tami Sisk 7C Chris Evans 7C

Cross Country Tennis Daniel Bracamontes Jon Schryvers Caitlin Saling

Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Michi Atkins 8A Dwight Williams 8A Tami Sisk 8B Brock Wardlaw 7a Atkins/Sisk 8C Tim Spoonemore 8C Cassie Dix 7A Chris Evans 7B Kara Scott 7B Caden MacNeill 8B Kelsey Stockstill 7C Joe Nichols 7C

Soccer Caitlin Saling and Daniel Bracamontes

Track Tami Sisk/Joe Nichols- sprints and relays Caden MacNeill/Kara Scott - hurdles Cassie Dix- distance runners Dwight Williams- high jump Kelsey Stockstill/Brock Wardlaw- long jump and triple jump Tim Spoonemore- pole vault Michi Atkins- girls shot and discus Chris Evans- boys shot and discus I. Goals A. Creekview athletes will develop: 1. Athletic unity. 2. Commitment to success. 3. Pride, character, self discipline, and self esteem. 4. A winning attitude in the classroom and athletic arena. II. Behavior A. Classroom 1. Yes ma’am or sir. 2. Follow all classroom directions without question. 3. Be a leader by your actions. You are seen by more people due to your participation in athletics and are representing your school, your coaches, and our program. 4. Follow the Creekview Way. B. Consequences 1. Office referral, detention, call or email to coaches, or negative comment from a staff member may result in additional conditioning exercise, loss of game time, and or privileges. 2. If an athlete has been placed in In-School Suspension, that student will have a one game suspension for the week they are in ISS. The same penalty will occur if it happens a second time. On the third offense, the student may be dismissed from that athletic team and possibly from the athletic program. The coach may use discretion to issue consequences in place of the athlete’s removal from the sport or program. C. Athletic Area 1. All athletes are issued locker and are responsible for keeping all personal items in their locked locker when attending a practice or game. 2. All jewelry and hats are to be removed upon entering the athletics area. Girls are to have their hair up and out of their face; this includes their bangs. Shirt tails are to be tucked in. Boys’ hair should be no longer than the bottom of the ears on the sides, his neck and eyebrows should show in the front and back. 3. Athletes are responsible for keeping the locker rooms in proper order and clean. 4. We are not responsible for any lost or stolen items from the locker room area. Personal items should be locked in the athlete’s locker at all times. 5. All other school handbook policies are in effect and will be enforced. 6. Horseplay will not be tolerated. 7. Cell phones or any device capable of capturing images is strictly prohibited in locker rooms or restroom areas while at school or at a school related/sponsored function. D. Bus 1. Talking will be kept to a minimum. 2. Athletes may bring headphones to listen to music. 3. Everyone is expected to ride the bus to and from games with their teammates. Any exceptions must be discussed with their coach. 4. Bus will be kept clean at all times. 5. Cell phone use is prohibited until the trip home. III. Academics A. All athletes are expected to place academic success at the top of their priority list. B. All athletes are encouraged to do their best, turn in all assignments, and take any opportunity to make up or raise low grades. C. Grade check sheets will be required each week for any athlete who receives a deficiency at the three week mark, or fails for the six weeks. D. No pass-no play is in effect for middle school athletics. If an athlete fails a class, the athlete is ineligible for three weeks. At the end of the three weeks, the athlete must be passing all of his or her classes to be reinstated. IV. Class Absences / Participation A. Participation is critical. Please make every effort to be a practice. B. If your child is absent for the day, please notify the coaches’ office. Girls’ 817-237-4261 ext. 5375 Boys’ 817-237-4261 ext. 5374 C. If the student athlete is ill, a parent or doctor note is required. A parent note will excuse the athlete for two consecutive class periods or practices. After that a doctor’s note is needed to excuse an athlete. Points will be deducted from your child’s grade for more than two parent notes in a six weeks period. This deduction does not apply to doctor’s notes. D. Any unexcused absence will be grounds for make up conditioning. If make up conditioning is not completed prior to next game, a loss of playing time will result. If the athlete is in our off-season program, points may be deducted from their grade. E. Tardy Policy 1=verbal warning and conditioning 2=verbal warning and conditioning 3=reduction of play time and conditioning 4=suspension of game-athlete will be in uniform on the bench- and conditioning 5=removal from the team and conditioning F. Athletes are required to dress out every day, even if they are excused from participation. If the athlete can not participate, they must have a written note from their parent or a doctor. Points will be deducted from your child’s grade for not dressing out. Each athlete will start the week with 100 points. If an athlete does not dress out or participate, 20 points will be deducted. If an athlete does not dress out, but does participate, 10 points will be deducted. **Notes need to be as specific as possible. The coaches are skilled and have training at working with students, parents, trainers, and doctors to return an athlete as safely and quickly as possible. Please allow them discretion. The well being of our athletes is our first priority.If an athlete quits a sport, they may not be allowed to try out for another sport. G. School related activities will come before outside activities. Sports Workout and Game Schedules

Football 7th grade practices from 7:00am-9:00am with games played on Tuesdays. Practices will start the second day of school. 8th grade practices from 3:00pm-5:00pm with games played on Tuesdays. Practices will start the first day of school. Season begins the week of August 22 and ends the week of November 3rd. Pictures will be Wednesday, September 28. Volleyball 7th grade practices from 7:15am-9:00am with games played on Thursdays. Tryouts will start the second day of school. 8th grade practices from 3:00pm-5:00pm with games played on Thursdays. Tryouts will start the second day of school. Season begins the week of August 22 and ends with a district tournament November 3-4th. Pictures will be Wednesday, September 28. Cross Country Morning practices are at 7:00am. Practices will begin the second day of school. Afternoon practices will end at 5:00pm. Season begins the week of August 22 and ends with a district meet on Wednesday, October 12th. Pictures will be Wednesday, September 28. Basketball 7th grade practices from 7:15am-9:10am with boys’ playing on Mondays (a few on Wednesday) and girls’ playing on Thursdays. 8th grade practices from 3:00pm-5:00pm with boys’ playing on Mondays (a few on Wednesday) and girls’ playing on Thursdays. Season begins the week of November 7th and ends with a district tournament February 9-10, 2017. Pictures will be Wednesday, December 7th. Track Track practice times will vary due to weather conditions, but will primarily be held after school with meets held on Thursdays and a few Mondays. Season begins on February 20th and ends with the district meet on Monday, April 10th at Chisholm Trail High School. Tennis All practices are held after school. Pictures will be Wednesday, September 28. Soccer The season will start after spring break More information will be available as the season gets closer.

**All official schedules are available on the Creekview Middle School website. V. Injury Notification and Evaluation A. Sports, by their nature may lead to injuries. If an athlete does suffer an injury, the athlete, or parent, needs to notify the coach so that they may assist in making a determination as to whether the athlete should seek assistance from the athletic trainer or a nurse.

VI. Equipment A. Workout clothes ($30.00 per set) 1. Worn daily by athletes 2. Are not to go home 3. Washed daily by coaches B. Socks (white on game day) C. Proper shoes for their sport (laced and tied properly) D. Any equipment/uniform issued to an athlete is the responsibility of that athlete. Lost and or damaged items will result in a monetary fine.

VII. Pick up A. Our coaching staff dedicates a lot of time to our athletes. However, at the end of the day coaches need to go home to their families. Please make sure you respect their time and pick up your child promptly after practices and games. Please call if there is a problem. Girls’ coaches’ office- 817-237-4261 ext. 5375 Boys’ coaches’ office- 817-237-4261 ext. 5374 Parent /Coach Communication Guide

COACHES ARE EDUCATORS FIRST AND FOREMOST As a parent it is sometimes difficult to accept that your child is not playing as much as you wish. Coaches are educators who make decisions based on what they believe to be the best for all student-athlete and the educational goals of Creekview Middle School. Certain concerns are appropriate to discuss with your Colt’s coach. Other areas, such as those listed below, must be left to the discretion of the coach and are not appropriate to discuss: - Playing time - Team strategy - Play calling - Other student-athletes

There are situations that may require a conference between coach and player, or coach and parent. These conferences are encouraged as long as the subject is appropriate. It is important that all parties involved have a clear understanding of other’s position. When a conference is necessary, the procedure outlined in the following sections should be useful in resolving concerns.

PARENT COACH RELATIONSHIP Both parenting and coaching can be quite trying and rewarding. By understanding and respecting the position of both parents and coaches, children are better served through their experience in athletics. Clear communication between parents and coaches help athletes realize the positive experiences that can be gained from participation in athletics. - COMMUNICATION YOU SHOULD EXPECT FROM YOUR COLT’S COACH - Philosophy of the coach -Expectations and goals the coach has for your colt as well as for the team -Location and times of all events -Team requirements, special equipment, off-season program -Team expectations, guidelines and consequences for infractions - COMMUNICATION COACHES EXPECT FROM PARENTS -Concerns expressed directly to coach. -Notification of any schedule conflicts in advance. -Notification of any illness or injury in a timely manner. As your child is involved in athletics at Creekview Middle School they will experience some of the most rewarding moments in their young life. It is important to understand that there also may be times when things do not go the way your child wishes. At these times, discussions between the player and parent with the coach may help. It is the first and most important step to a mutual understanding. - APPROPRIATE CONCERNS TO DISCUSS WITH COACHES  The coaches interaction with your child.  2. Ways to help your child improve their athletic skills  3. Concerns about your child’s interaction with others. IF YOU HAVE A CONCERN TO DISCUSS WITH A PARTICULAR COACH, PLEASE FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE BELOW  Call the school and ask for the coach’s extension.  If necessary, request a time to meet with the coach.  If the coach cannot be reached, or is not able to return the call in a timely manner, contact the coordinator and make your request.  Please do not attempt to confront a coach before or after a contest or a practice. These can be emotional times for the parent, the athlete, and the coach. Meetings of this nature usually do not promote positive resolution. We ask that procedures 1-3 be followed the day after (24hr). - THE NEXT STEP – If a meeting with the coach does not provide a satisfactory resolution… 1. Call the Campus Athletic Coordinator to discuss the situation. 2. Call the campus administrator for guidance regarding the next step. 3. Call the District Athletic Director.

PARENT CODE OF CONDUCT *Make sure your child understands that win or lose, you love them. *Be realistic about your child’s athletic ability when helping them set goals. *Emphasize “improved” performance, not winning. *Control emotions at games and events, even in the heat of battle. *Remember that locker rooms and sidelines are for players, coaches, and officials only. *Be a “cheerleader” for your child and the other players on the team. *Respect your child’s coaches. Communicate with them in a positive way. Encourage others to do the same. *Be a positive role model. *Be sensible and responsible concerning priorities. There is a lot more at stake than a win or a loss.

“SPORTSMANSHIP BEGINS WITH RESPECT FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS.” Ten Commandments of Athletes’ Parents

1. Be positive with our athlete. Let them know they are accomplishing something simply by being a part of the team. Do not put them down. 2. Do not offer excuses for them if they are not playing. Encourage them to work and do their best. 3. Do not put coaches down. If you are bad mouthing your athlete’s coaches constantly, how can you expect your child to play for them? 4. Encourage your athlete to follow the rules. Whether they are a first stringer or a seventh stringer, players must follow rules. 5. Insist on good grades. If they do not have passing grades, they do not play. 6. Do not try to live vicariously through your athlete. Do not show animosity or jealousy to any of your athlete’s teammates. This type of envy can rub off on your athlete and devastate the team. 7. Do not openly challenge coaching decisions. The coaches’ work with the players 10 months a year and they know what each kid can do and what as well as what may be best for the team. As a fan you are entitled to cheer your loudly, but please do not become belligerent and arrogant toward the players or officials. They are amateurs. Coaches know their talent. Respect that knowledge. 8. Insist on your athlete’s respect for team rules, school rules, game officials, and sportsmanship. Do not let them make fools of their family, school, and team by some “uncalled-for” gesture. Self-respect begins with self-control. 9. Encourage your athlete to improve their self-image by believing in themselves. Every person has been created with worth and value. Always remind your athlete of this fact. Do not compare or contrast your athlete with family members who played previously. Every athlete is different. 10. Encourage your athlete to play for the love of the game-not for a scholarship or something that is in the hands of college recruiter. Insist on unselfishness. Usually good things happen to unselfish and hard-working people. Think Purple, Go Colts

FAMILY ACCESS Frequently Asked Questions 1) How do I obtain an account?  Go to the schools website click on the link for Family Access.  Complete the form.  Go to the student’s school with a photo id and completed form.  An email will be sent to you with your username and password. 2) Do I have to apply each year? No, once you have an active account you do not have to reapply each year. 3) Why do my spouse and I both need a login and password? Security and a sign-in are maintained by Family Access 4) Do I need a different password if I have students on different campuses? No, your username and password will allow access to information for all your students. 5) I have forgotten my password and/or username. How do I get another one? You can request your username/password through Family Access by email, or you can contact Jean Guadalupe. 6) How often do teachers update their grade books? Grade reporting is a campus/department decision. We ask that parents be understanding but also that our teachers be responsible. 7) What do I do if the demographic information in Family Access is wrong? Family Access will make some data correction buttons available. If you are still unable to get items corrected then contact your student’s campus. 8) Who is the contact person for Family Access? Your contact person is Jean Guadalupe 817-306-5624 ext 281 or [email protected]. She can answer any questions you may have. ****If you are interested in participating in the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD Family Access program, the following needs to be completed:  Fill out this Family Access Request Form completely. If any information is left off then the form will not be processed.  When submitting this form please have your drivers license or picture id available. We will need to make a photo copy. This is to ensure we are giving the correct person access to your student’s information.  We will not accept any forms by fax.  You may turn in your forms with id’s to your students campus or to: Jean Guadalupe EMSISD Central Administration, Building 5 1200 Old Decatur Road Fort Worth, TX 76179 817-306-5624 ext 281  If you have an active Parent Connection Account then you do not have to reapply. Try your previous username and password from Parent Connection if they do not work contact Jeannie Guadalupe.  Once we receive the completed form and photo id an email will be sent to you with your username and password. Website Information

Creekview Middle School is online. You can receive information about game times, locations, and directions. Coaches will also post game results and summaries.

How to use the Website:

1. Type in the address bar www.emsisd.com 2. Click on the select a school drop down menu 3. Click on Creekview Middle School 4. Click on Athletics 5. Click on the sport 6. You may click on schedule, itinerary, maps and directions or you may choose to view information about a team

We hope this site will be a great source of information for you and your athlete. Creekview Lady Colts 2016-2017 Volleyball Schedule

Date Opponent 7 th Site 8 th Site Time

Sept 1 Chisholm Trail Creekview Chisholm Trail C-5:30; B-6:30; A-7:30

Sept 8 Prairie Vista Prairie Vista Prairie Vista C-4:30; B-5:30; A-6:30

Sept 15 Highland Creekview Creekview C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30

Sept 17 7A,7B,8A,8B EMS-ISD Tourn TBA TBA TBA

Sept 22 Wayside Wayside Wayside C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30

Sept 29 Chisholm Trail Creekview Chisholm Trail C-5:30; B-6:30; A-7:30 Oct 6 Timberview Timberview Creekview C- 5:30; B-6:30; A-7:30

Oct 8 7C & 8C Tournament Highland Highland TBA

Oct 13 Hillwood Hillwood Creekview C-5:30; B- 6:30; A-7:30

Oct 14-15 7B & 8B Tournament Ed Willkie Creekview TBA

Oct 20 Wilson Creekview Wilson C-5:30; B-6:30; A-7:30

Oct 27 Ed Willkie Creekview Creekview C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30

Nov 3-4 7A & 8A District Tournament TBA TBA TBA

8A~Coach Stockstill [email protected] 7A~Coach Dix [email protected]

8B~Coach Scott [email protected] 7B~Coach Atkins [email protected]

8C~Coach Stockstill and Coach Scott 7C~Coach Sisk tsisk@ems- isd.net

Coaches Office 817-237-4261 ext 5375

Creekview Middle School 2016 Cross Country Schedule Date Day Host School Location Time

9-17 Sat Northwest Invitational UNT Golf Course TBA 9-21 Wed Highland HMS TBA 10-1 Sat Timbercreek Trinity Springs TBA 10-8 Sat Zone Meet Boswell TBA 10-12 Wed Meet of Champs Pike Middle TBA

Coaches

Daniel Bracamontes dbrackamontes@ems- isd.net Caitlin Saling [email protected] COLT FOOTBALL 2016

8TH GRADE:

C-team B-team A-team

9/6 - CHISOLM TRAIL MIDDLE @ BOSWELL (SCRIMMAGE) 5:00 6:00 7:00

9/13 - PRAIRIE VISTA @ SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL (AWAY) 4:30 5:30 6:30

9/20 - HIGHLAND @ BOSWELL 4:30 5:30 6:30

9/27 - WAYSIDE @ BOSWELL 4:30 5:30 6:30

10/4 - CHISOLM TRAIL @ NORTHWEST TEXANS STADIUM (AWAY) 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/11 - TIMBERVIEW @ BOSWELL 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/18 - HILLWOOD @ BOSWELL 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/25 - WILSON @ EATON HIGH SCHOOL (AWAY) 5:00 6:00 7:00

11/1 - ED WILLKIE @ BOSWELL 4:30 5:30 6:30

7TH GRADE:

9/6 - CHISOLM TRAIL @ NORTHWEST TEXANS STADIUM (AWAY) 5:00 6:00 7:00

9/13 - PRAIRIE VISTA @ BOSWELL 4:30 5:30 6:30

9/20 - HIGHLAND @ SAGINAW HIGH SCHOOL (AWAY) 4:30 5:30 6:30

9/27 - WAYSIDE @ BOSWELL (EAST FIELD) 4:30 5:30 6:30

10/4 - CHISOLM TRAIL @ BOSWELL (EAST FIELD) 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/11 - TIMBERVIEW @ TIMBERVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL (AWAY) 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/18 - HILLWOOD @ HILLWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL (AWAY) 5:00 6:00 7:00

10/25 - WILSON @ BOSWELL 5:00 6:00 7:00

11/1 - WILLKIE @ CHISOLM TRAIL HIGH SCHOOL (AWAY) 4:30 5:30 6:30 Creekview Middle School 2016-2017 Boys’ Basketball

8 TH GRADE:

11/14 - CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE @CREEKVIEW (SCRIMMAGE) 5:00 6:00 7:00

11/28 - PRAIRIE VISTA @ CREEKVIEW 4:30 5:30 6:30

12/05 - @ HIGHLAND 4:30 5:30 6:30

12/9-12/10 – 8B TOURNAMENT @ WILLKIE

12/12 - WAYSIDE @ CREEKVIEW 4:30 5:30 6:30

01/04 - @ CHISHOLM TRAIL 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/09 - TIMBERVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL @ CREEKVIEW 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/18 - HILLWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL @ CREEKVIEW 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/20-01/21 – 8B TOURNAMENT @ PRAIRIE VISTA

01/23 - @ WILSON MIDDLE 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/27-01/28 – 8C TOURNAMENT @ PRAIRIE VISTA

01/30 - @ WILLKIE 4:30 5:30 6:30

02/09-02/10 – 8TH A TEAM DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

7 TH GRADE:

11/14 - @ CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE (SCRIMMAGE) 5:00 6:00 7:00

11/28 - PRAIRIE VISTA @ CREEKVIEW 4:30 5:30 6:30

12/05 - @ HIGHLAND 4:30 5:30 6:30

12/9-12/10 – 7B TOURNAMENT @ CREEKVIEW

12/12 - WAYSIDE @ CREEKVIEW 4:30 5:30 6:30

01/04 - CHISHOLM TRAIL @ CREEKVIEW 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/09 - @ TIMBERVIEW 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/18 - @ HILLWOOD 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/20-01/21 – 7B TOURNAMENT @HIGHLAND

01/23 - WILSON @ CREEKVIEW 5:00 6:00 7:00

01/27-01/28 – 7C TOURNAMENT @WAYSIDE

01/30 - @ ED WILLKIE 4:30 5:30 6:30 02/09-02/10 – 7TH A TEAM DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

Creekview Lady Colts 2016-2017 Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent 7 th Site 8 th Site Time Nov 17 Chisholm Trail Creekview Chisholm Trail C-5:00; B-6:00; A-7:00 Nov 18-19 7A & 8A tourn Springtown Springtown TBA Dec 1 Prairie Vista Prairie Vista Prairie Vista C-4:30; B-5:30; A-6:30 Dec 8 Highland Creekview Creekview C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30 Dec 9-10 7B & 8B Tourn Prairie Vista Highland TBA Dec 15 Wayside Creekview Creekview C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30 Jan 5 Chisholm Trail Chisholm Creekview C-5:00; B- 6:00; A-7:00 Jan 6-7 7B & 8B Tourn Wayside Wayside TBA Jan 12 Timberview Timberview Creekview C-5:00; B-6:00; A-7:00 Jan 19 Hillwood Hillwood Creekview C-5:00; B- 6:00; A-7:00 Jan 20-21 7C & 8C Tourn Creekview Creekview TBA Jan 26 Wilson Creekview Wilson C-5:00; B-6:00; A-7:00 Feb 2 Ed Willkie Creekview Creekview C-4:30; B- 5:30; A-6:30 Feb 9-10 7A & 8A District Tourn TBA TBA TBA

8A~Coach Atkins [email protected] 7A~Coach Dix [email protected] 8B~Coach Sisk [email protected] 7B~Coach Scott [email protected] 8B~Coach Atkins and Coach Sisk 7C~Coach Stockstill [email protected]

Coaches Office 817-237-4261 ext 5375

Creekview Colts 2017 Track Schedule

DateDay Host School Site Time

3-2 Thur Wayside Relays Boswell TBA

3-7 Tue Tidwell Relays Fossil Ridge TBA

3-23 Thur Prairie Vista Relays Chisolm Trail TBA 3-30 Thur Creekview Relays Boswell TBA

4-3 Mon Zone Meet Saginaw TBA

4-10 Mon Meet of Champions Northwest TBA

Tami Sisk- Girls sprints and relays Joe Nichols- Boys sprints and relays Caden MacNeill/Kara Scott - girls and boys hurdles Cassie Dix- girls and boys distance runners Dwight Williams- girls and boys high jump Kelsey Stockstill- girls and boys long Brock Wardlaw-girls and boys triple jump Tim Spoonemore- girls and boys pole vault Micha Atkins- girls shot and discus Chris Evans-boys shot and discus

Boys’ Coaches Office~ 817-237-4261 ext. 5375 Girls’ Coaches Office~ 817-237-4261 ext. 5374

MIDDLE SCHOOL TENNIS SCHEDULE 2016-2017

Date Day Opponent Site Time 9-12 Mon Medlin BNHS 4:30 pm 9-19 Mon Tidwell Creekview 4:30 pm 9-26 Mon Wilson Creekview 4:30 pm 10-3 Mon Highland Highland 4:30 pm 10-10 Mon Prairie Vista Creekview 4:30 pm 10-17 Mon Wayside Wayside 4:30 pm 10-24 Mon Wilkie Creekview 4:30 pm 2-13 Mon Medlin Creekview 4:30 pm 2-20 Mon Tidwell BNHS 4:30 pm 2-27 Mon Wilson EHS 4:30 pm 3-6 Mon Highland Creekview 4:30 pm 3-20 Mon Prairie Vista Prairie Vista 4:30 pm 4-3 Mon Wayside Creekview 4:30 pm 4-10 Mon Wilkie Wilkie 4:30 pm

Coach Schryvers [email protected] 817-237-4261 ex 5335

***A tournament will be played after the Fall and Spring seasons. The dates, places and times are TBA.

***BNHS is Byron Nelson High School and EHS is Eaton High School.

Athletics is a privilege. It is extracurricular; me aning extra will be required of the student/athle te.

Approved by:

Creekview Middle School Principal- Anthe Anagnostis Date

Creekview Middle School Coordinator- Tami Sisk Date Creekview Middle School Coordinator- Joe Nichols Date

Please sign and return this form.

I have read and I do understand the rules set out to participate in the Creekview Middle School athletic program. I also understand that there is a possibility of injury.

Parent/Guardian Signature Date

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