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Columbine Lacrosse Parent and Player Handbook 2018 FINAL Parent & Player Handbook 2018 - 2019 Welcome! I am extremely excited for my second year with the program. Last year was a great season on the field for all levels and I learned a lot about how to help run the program from an admin standpoint. While there hasn’t been a lot of communication coming from me or the board over the summer, we have been working diligently to make improvements in terms of fundraising and overall streamlining things for the staff, players, and families. Our goal for this year is to streamline and simplify without sacrificing the quality of experience for the players and families and while maintaining equity and simplicity of payments and costs. Another priority for us was to be able to come to the parents and players at the beginning of the year and provide a clear and accurate financial and opportunity roadmap for the entire offseason and season so that families can prepare, plan, and make choices that best work for them. Again, I have been working a lot with the board on these items and we are all really excited about the improvements. – Coach Sulzbacher Coaches Henry is entering his second year as head coach. Prior to arriving at Columbine, he has been an assistant coach at Trinity-Pawling (NY), Fairfax High School (VA), Legend High School, and, most recently, Denver East. Henry has also coached with and continues to coach with the DoCo Devils Lacrosse club. Henry grew up in Seattle and headed to Division III Ohio Wesleyan University. After a year as a defenseman at OWU, he transferred to play at the University of Montana where he was a 3x 1st Team All-Conference player. After College, he spent 1 season with the Calgary Mountaineers Sr. Box Lacrosse team as a Forward. Henry Sulzbacher Head Coach Robin Ortiz JV/L3 Head Coach Beau Eckstein Varsity Assistant Coach Coaches I grew up in Littleton and graduated from Columbine in 2013. I’ve played lacrosse my whole life and started specializing in the goalie position in 2007. While at Columbine I was a part of the Columbine teams to start the conference championship winning streak. I was also apart of the first Columbine final 4 team in 2012. I was first team all state and first team all conference both my junior and senior year at Columbine. After Columbine I played at Colorado Mesa University, winning 2 conference championships. I started my coaching career at Ponderosa High School before coming back to Columbine to coach in 2016. I couldn’t be Evan Hartman happier to be at Columbine working with the best student athletes and best JV/L3 Assistant Coach coaches. Coaches Born: Huntington, NY Raised: Westford, MA outside Boston Early lacrosse: I began playing in the 3rd grade when I realized I was too wired to play baseball. High School: went to a small private Catholic school in Nashua, NH called Bishop Guertin. Played for the legendary Chris Cameron, who is currently 11th all time D1 points leader. 4 year starter at defense. Won 3 state championships while there. 2 time captain as junior and senior. Named 2 time US Lacrosse All-American while also being named NH Player of the Year my senior year. Robert Fahey Other High School Sports: Also played 3 years of varsity football. Won 3 state championships playing as a safety and then as the quarterback my senior year. Varsity Assistant Coach College: Went on to play at the D1 level for coach Greg Cannella at UMass. Started at defense for 3 years and was named captain my senior year. Graduated with the class of 2016 with a degree in sport management and minor in economics. Coaching Experience: coached for the NH Tomahawks club team for 2 years. Coached True CO high school team summer of 2018. Now a coach for the 2021 team for DoCo. Outside of lacrosse: I enjoy skiing, fishing, the beach (when i make it back east) and continuing to play lacrosse. Board Members Hope Leinhart • [email protected] President • 720-621-3018 Charlotte Trail • [email protected] Vice President • 720-557-5226 Sheila Wilson • [email protected] Secretary • 720-810-1565 Kristin Colonell • [email protected] Treasurer • 303-902-5236 Player Expectations On & Off The Field • Players will be respectful towards themselves, teammates, coaches, opponents, referee’s, spectators and anyone else they may come in contact with. • Communication: If you are not able to make practice, you must let me know directly by text or phone call. If you have questions or are concerned with playing time, players should come to me directly. • Players are expected to be at practice and ready to play at least 15 minutes prior to start. • Practice should not be the only time you pick up your stick or hit the weight room. • Give your best physical and mental effort 100% of the time. • Put your school work first! **Academics are important** Team Involvement: • Each player is expected to participate in fundraisers. This will include the following: Players will serve breakfast and/or lunch at Le Peep’s Restaurant Players can sell raffle tickets to help pay booster fee’s Players will serve spaghetti dinner • Two community volunteer events 2018-2019 Due Dates, Fee’s & Fundraising Opportunities Another priority for us was to be able to come to the parents and players at the beginning of the year and provide a clear and accurate financial and opportunity roadmap for the entire off season and season so that families can prepare, plan and make choices that best work for them. Payment plans are available if preferred. Please contact the board for details. September 2018 Fall Lacrosse League - $140.00 October 2018 Fall Lacrosse Tournament - $100.00 | Payment due by October 15, 2018 January 2019 Winter 3D Box League - $165.00 | Payment due by December, 2018 • This fee goes directly to 3D – King Soopers accounts cannot be used February 2019 Spring Lacrosse Booster Fee’s - $550.00 | Payment due February 15, 2019 • Lacrosse booster fee’s $550.00 goes directly to our program and can be paid on line now via the link below or by check payable to Columbine Boys Lacrosse. https://www.leaguelineup.com/formpreview.asp?url=rebellax&formID=126253 Helmet - $175.00 (Only if you player needs one or is new to program) 2018-2019 Due Dates, Fee’s & Fundraising Opportunities Cont… February 2019 Registration, Physicals and Jeffco Athletic Fee - $175.00 | Payment due by February 25, 2019 • This $175.00 fee goes directly to the school. Please make sure your check is turned into the school athletic office by February 25, 2019. School registration questions? Contact Danielle Davis, Athletic Secretary 303-982-4425 Lacrosse Tryouts | February 25, 2019 thru March 2, 2019 March 2019 Varsity Spring Break $700.00-$1,000.00 | Payment due by March 15, 2019 • Players can use the Raffle & Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser for this cost) 2018-2019 Fundraising Details We have been working diligently to make improvements in terms of fundraising and overall streamlining things for the players, families, and staff. Our goal for this year is to streamline and simplify without sacrificing the quality of experience for the players and families and while maintaining equity and simplicity of payments and costs. This year, families will be able to fundraise to cover their personal Booster Fees. As we move forward as a program, we want families to be able to control the effort they want to put in. We will have a Raffle that players can sell tickets for to raise money for their personal accounts to cover some or all of their fees. • Players will have all of October to get out and sell raffle tickets. • Raffle sales will end on October 29, 2018. Our players will host a Spaghetti Dinner for who they invite and sell Dinner Tickets to. • Each Dinner Ticket that the player sells goes towards their personal accounts and the team (50/50 split). • The Dinner will be held at Columbine. Date TBD. In addition, we will have other opportunities to fund raise for the entire program to include but not limited to: • Two Le Peep opportunities for players to serve breakfast/ lunch to family, friends and the community. Le Peep will donate 40% back to our team + tips. • Dates: TBD - Details to come. Registration REGISTRATION *New players or players that did not play last year please make sure you are registered on the Columbine Lacrosse Website by February 25, 2019 https://www.leaguelineup.com/formpreview.asp?url=rebellax&formID=113801 *ALL Players MUST to be registered on the High School Athletics Website and physicals need to be uploaded before February 25, 2019 https://columbinehs-ar.rschooltoday.com/ IMPORTANT: If your player is not registered or do not have their physicals uploaded on the High School Athletics Website by February 25, 2019, your player will NOT BE ALLOWED TO TRY OUT Website http://www.leaguelineup.com/directors.asp?url=rebellax Physicals ALL PLAYERS must have a current physical to play this spring and uploaded into the columbine athletics website by February 25, 2019. Physicals are good for 1 year from the date issued. If you played a fall or winter sport please stop by the Athletic Office and get a copy. Your registration will be pending until the physical is uploaded. Once your registration is complete please allow up to 48 hours for processing. Ultimate Health Medical Clinic is offering Sport Physicals for $30.00. They will donate $10 per physical to our sports program. Littleton Location: 7735 West Long Drive #11 Littleton, CO 80123 303-904-0331 uhmedical.com 2019 Spring Break The Varsity Team travels out of state for Spring Break.
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