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2018-2019 MIDSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE HANDBOOK Afton Bainbridge-Guilford Delhi Deposit Greene Hancock Harpursville Oxford Sidney Unadilla Valley Unatego Walton MIDSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MISSION STATEMENT The athletic programs within the Midstate Athletic Conference are established to provide student-athletes with opportunities to achieve the highest degree of sportsmanship, fair play and excellence in an atmosphere of mutual respect. A goal for each of the school’s athletic programs is to strive to enrich the educational development of all participants and help prepare student- athletes to become productive and responsible citizens in our society. Expectations for Student-Athletes: • Be respectful of teammates and opponents at all times. • Demonstrate class and good character in victory and defeat. • Play within the rules and accept the outcomes. • Conduct yourselves with honesty, integrity, poise and composure at all times. • Demonstrate good sportsmanship and act as a positive role model at all times. Expectations for Coaches: • Establish, promote, model and maintain standards of good sportsmanship with fellow coaches, student-athletes, parents and spectators. • Respect the decisions of game officials and act professionally and appropriately in interactions with the officials. • Maintain your composure at all times. • Refrain from embarrassing your players. • Treat mistakes as opportunities for learning. • Acknowledge, in a positive way, the efforts of your opponents. Expectations for Parents: • Respect game officials, players, coaches and spectators. • Recognize outstanding performances by members of either home or visiting teams. • Be exemplary role models by demonstrating good sportsmanship and showing support for individuals and teams. • Maintain composure at all times. Expectations for Spectators: • Be respectful of game officials, players, coaches, opposing fans and facilities. • Cheer in a positive way during the introduction of players, coaches and officials. • Cheer in a positive way for your team and refrain from negative cheering/chants that are directed toward opponents. • Demonstrate concern for any injured players. • Be reminded that you represent not only your school but your community and family as well. • Conduct yourselves in an appropriate and civil manner at all times. MIDSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 2017-2018 SCHOOL DIRECTORY School: Afton Central School School Phone Home Phone Address: 29 Academy Street Afton, NY 13730 639-2000 639-8257 fax Superintendent: Michael Drahos 639-8229 HS Principal: Dave Glover 639-8223 592-8684 Athletic Director: Cindy Bostelman 639-8223 639-1234 E-mail: [email protected] School: Bainbridge-Guilford Central School 18 Address: Juliand Street Bainbridge, NY 13733 967-6300 967-4231 fax Superintendent: Tim Ryan 967-6311 HS Principal: Bill Zakrajsek 967-6316 723-5033 Athletic Director: Kevin Hores 967-6338 967-8050 E-mail: [email protected] 341-6541 (cell) School: Delaware Academy Central School at Delhi Address: 2 Sheldon Drive Delhi, NY 13753 746-2103 746-1324 fax Superintendent: Jason Thomson 746-1305 HS Principal: Karl O'Leary 746-1281 Athletic Director: Jeff Ferrara 746-1330 283-6224 E-mail: [email protected] School: Deposit Central School 171 Address: Second Street Deposit, NY 13754 467-2197 467-4495 fax Superintendent: Denise Cook 467-5380 HS Principal: Theresa Rajner 467-2197 563-2200 Athletic Director: Matt Mastropietro 467-8515 655-3733 E-mail: [email protected] 761-9794- 1 School: Greene Central School 40 School Phone Home Phone South Canal Street Address: Greene, NY 13778 656-4161 656-8872 fax Gordon Daniels Superintendent: HS 656-4161 ext. 210 875-4039 Principal: Athletic James Waters 656-4161 ext. 216 Director: Athletic Bryan Ayers 656-4161 ext. 280 Coordinator: Rick Smith 656-4161 ext. 508 761-2205 Email: [email protected] [email protected] School: Hancock Central School 67 Education Lane 637-1305 637-1346 fax Address: Hancock, NY 13783 Superintendent: HS Dr. Terrance Dougherty 637-1300 637-3850 Principal: Lori Asquith 637-1306 cell Athletic Director: Ann Messenger 637-1333 [email protected] E-mail: Harpursville Central School School: PO Box 147 54 Main Street Address: Harpursville, NY 13787 693-8105 693-1480 fax Superintendent: Mike Rullo 693-8112 725-2104 HS Principal: Kristine Conrow 693-8105 Athletic Director: Josh Quick 693-8103 or 8133 343-2295 cell E-mail jquick @hcs.stier.org School: Oxford Academy and Central School Address: PO Box 192 Oxford, NY 13830 843-2025 843-3231 fax Superintendent Shawn Bissetta 843-2025 ext. 4041 HS Principal Janet Laytham 843-2025 ext. 1301 Athletic Director Tim Davis 843-2025 ext. 1148 843-9274 [email protected] School : Sidney Central School School Phone Home Phone Address 95 West Main Street Sidney, NY 13838 561-2135 563-4282 fax Superintendent William Christensen 561-7700 HS Principal Eben Bullock 561-7703 624-6393 Athletic Director Jim Karl 561-7712 437-3168 cell [email protected] 2 School: Unadilla Valley Central School Address: 4238 State Highway 8 New Berlin, NY 13411 847-7500 847-8045 fax Superintendent: Robert Mackey 847-7500 ext. 1131 859-2999 HS Principal: Brenton Taylor 847-7500 ext. 1102 Athletic Director: Matt Osborne 847-7500 ext. 1146 783-2833 E-mail: [email protected] School: Unatego Central School Address: 2641 State Highway 7 Otego, NY 13825 988-5001 988-1039 fax Superintendent: Dave Richards 988-5038 829-6509 HS Principal: Julie Lambiaso 988-5025 432-6885 Athletic Director: Matt Hafele 988-5023 434-0655 E-mail: [email protected] School: Walton Central School Address: 47-49 Stockton Avenue Walton, NY 13856 865-4116 865-8568 fax Superintendent: Roger Clough 865-6682 HS Principal: Rob Knuschke 865-4116 Athletic Director: Andy Gates 865-4116 ext. 5147 854-6420 E-mail: [email protected] Secretary: Matt Hafele 988-5023 434-0655 Unatego Central School [email protected] Secretary: Dave Kelly Delhi Central School 746-2007 dkellyrt10@ gmail.com Secretary/Treasurer: Terry Raymond Deposit (retired) 467-4330 [email protected] 222-7551 3 MIDSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE OFFICERS President: Dr. David Richards Unatego Vice-President: Robert Mackey Unadilla Valley Secretary-Treasurer: Terry Raymond Deposit(retired) Athletic Secretary: Matt Hafele Unatego Athletic Secretary: Dave Kelly Delhi (retired) SECTION IV REPRESENTATIVES Representative: Matt Hafele Unatego Alternate: Tim Davis Oxford Representative: Jeff Ferrara Delhi Alternate: Josh Quick Harpursville Representative: Matt Osborne Unadilla Valley Alternate: Ann Messenger Hancock Representative: Dave Kelly Delhi Alternate: Matt Mastropietro Deposit SECTION IV COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Committee Representative Alternate Action on Target Jeff Ferrara Matt Hafele Awards Ed Swartwout Matt Hafele Classification Dave Kelly Jeff Ferrara Ethics Josh Quick Ed Swartwout Extended Eligibility Matt Hafele Tim Davis Finance Terry Raymond Jeff Ferrara Hall of Fame Roger Brown TBA Handbook Tim Davis Matt Osborne Mergers Matt Hafele Cindy Bostelman Mixed Competition Ed Swartwout Matt Hafele Modified Tim Davis Ann Messenger Official’s Coordinating TBA Rick Smith Safety Tim Davis Cindy Bostelman Sportsmanship Matt Mastropietro Kevin Hores Transfer Dave Kelly TBA Voting Matt Osborne Matt Mastropietro 4 DIVISION ALIGNMENT School Nickname Classification Afton Crimson Knights D Bainbridge-Guilford Bobcats C Delhi Bulldogs D Deposit Lumberjacks D Greene Trojans C Hancock Wildcats D Harpursville Hornets C Oxford Blackhawks D Sidney Warriors C Unadilla Valley Storm C Unatego Spartans C Walton Warriors C (Deposit/Hancock) Eagles C PARTIAL MEMBER SCHOOLS Athletic Director Telephone School Downsville Jeff Baier 363-2122 Franklin Darryl Beers 829-3551x319 Gilbertsville-Mt.Upton NancyEstabrook 783-2207x124 Morris Michael Iannelli 263-6124 Norwich Lee Supensky 334-1600x1536 Sherburne-Earlville Brad Perry 334-1600 Windsor Chris Durdon 674-7300 655-8258 5 MIDSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE A. NAME AND PURPOSE Section 1. Name: The name of this organization shall be the Midstate Athletic Conference formed during the 2001-02 school year. It may be referred to in this document as the Conference or MAC. Section 2. Purpose: The purpose of the Midstate Athletic Conference shall be to regulate interscholastic athletic participation among its member schools and to see that the best interests of all the schools in the Conference be served in the regulation of these activities. ARTICLE B. MEMBERSHIP AND GOVERNING BODY Section 1. Membership A. Full Member School: Shall be those schools which participate in the Conference schedule in all sports offered by the school for which the Conference provides a league schedule. B. Partial Member School: Shall be those schools which participate in the Midstate Athletic Conference for less than full league competition or not in all sports offered by the school for which the Conference provides a league schedule or a school that chooses to pay a fee which will allow their coaches to take league sponsored coaching, First Aid and CPR courses. C. Vote on Membership: (see Article D, Section 4-B-1) Section 2. Governing Body: The governing body of the Conference shall be a Council. All Chief School Officers (or their proxy) of the full member schools of the Midstate Athletic Conference shall be active members of the Council. (see Appendix A.-Table of Organization.) Section 3. Powers and Duties of the Council: This Council shall have the power to make and enforce any rules and regulations necessary
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