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Maumee Valley Country Day School 2017-18 Athletics MAUMEE VALLEY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 2017-18 ATHLETICS UPPER SCHOOL ATHLETICS The Maumee Valley athletic program offers students the opportunity to obtain skills that help supplement the academic skills they acquire in the classroom. Sacrifice, dedication, toughness, and grit, learned through competing, are skills necessary to compete in a global culture. Maumee Valley coaches do their very best to coach to each student’s personality and skill set in order to maximize each student’s potential. Our goal is for our student athletes to compete at a high level academically, athletically, and in the community. SUMMER ATHLETICS BOYS & GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY & JV SOCCER Summer leagues and workouts Players must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Boys contact Coach Conover ( 419-283-1522 ). Coach: Ross France ([email protected], Girls contact Coach Small ( 419-467-3312 ). 419-466-0862) Games: 16-18 games 1-2 times per week (some travel) VARSITY GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Practices: Open Field in July 2-3 days per week. Summer workouts Practices 5-6 days per week after school. Practices begin Contact Coach Herrmann ([email protected], August 1st and finish in October. 419-376-2771) Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Equipment Needed: Shin guards, cleats, and athletic wear VARSITY SOCCER Summer workouts VARSITY GOLF Contact Coach France (419-466-0826) Players must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Coach: Craig Jacobs ([email protected], VARSITY GOLF 419-376-7274) Summer workouts Games: 8-10 matches 1 time per week (some travel) Contact Coach Jacobs (419-376-7274) Practices: 4-5 days per week after school at Fallen Timbers. Practices begin August 1st and finish in October. VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Summer workouts Equipment Needed: Clubs, golf shoes, and proper attire Contact Coach Adams (404-449-5221) VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS Players must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. FALL ATHLETICS Coach: Epiphany Adams ([email protected], 404-449-5221) VARSITY GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY Games: 14-16 matches 1-3 times per week Players must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Practices: 5 days per week after school. Practices begin Coach: Terri Herrmann ([email protected], August 1st and finish in October. 419-376-2771) Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Games: 16-18 games 1-2 times per week (some travel) Equipment Needed: Tennis racket and athletic wear Practices: 5-6 days per week. Practices begin 1st week of August and finish in October. CROSS COUNTRY Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Coach: Epiphany Adams Equipment Needed: Shin guards, protective goggles, Practices: Practices begin August 1st. athletic wear, mouth guard, and field hockey stick MAUMEE VALLEY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 2017-18 ATHLETICS WINTER ATHLETICS VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY TRACK & FIELD Players must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Coach: Rob Conover ([email protected], 419-283-1522) Coaches: Tara Reineck ([email protected], Games: 22-29 games 567-395-7685) and Jack Dias ([email protected], Practices: 5-6 days per week. Practices begin 1st week of 419-344-0448) November and finish in March. Games: 6-8 meets Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Practices: 5-6 days per week. Practices begin in March Equipment Needed: Basketball shoes and athletic wear and finish in May. Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Equipment Needed: Running shoes and athletic wear Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Coach: Chuck Small ([email protected], VARSITY LACROSSE 419-467-3312) Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Games: 22-29 games Coach: Brian Downey ([email protected]) Practices: 5-6 days per week. Practices begin 1st week of Games: 14-16 games November and finish in March. Practices: 5-6 days per week after school. Practices begin Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) in March and finish in May. Equipment Needed: Basketball shoes and athletic wear Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Equipment Needed: Lacrosse stick, protective goggles, VARSITY INDOOR TRACK mouth guard, and cleats Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Coach: TBD VARSITY BOYS TENNIS Games: 5 meets (some travel) Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Practices: 5-6 days per week. Practices begin 1st week of Coach: Lachmond Bratton November and finish in February. ([email protected], 419-906-2441) Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Games: 12-14 matches Equipment Needed: Running shoes and athletic wear Practices: 5-6 days per week after school. Practices begin in March and finish in May. Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) SPRING ATHLETICS Equipment Needed: Tennis Racket and athletic wear VARSITY BASEBALL Must meet OHSAA Eligibility Requirements. Coach: Tim Mattews ([email protected]) Games: 15-20 games Practices: Winter Workouts begin in January. Practice after school 5-6 days per week. Practices begin in March and finish in May. Cost Estimate: Some for Spirit Wear (optional) Equipment Needed: Glove, cleats, athletic wear, and hat.
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