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IMPACT Newsletter ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL IIMMPPAACCTT ATHLETIC DIRECTORS & COACHES ASSOCIA TION IMPACTING ALABAMA YOUTH THROUGH SPORTS VOL. 15, NO. 1 WEBSITE: www.ahsaa.com NEWSLETTER – 2011 RENEWED EXCITEMENT PROMISES AN OUTSTANDING ALL-STAR SPORTS WEEK he return of the 15th annual All- Recertification course on Tuesday. Exam (CAA) on Thursday. ers for clinics in 10 individual deserve the best for what you do for Star Sports Week to Montgomery, The National Center for Sports As always, the Athletic Directors sports. These clinics will provide a the student athletes of our state and TAlabama, promises a renewed Safety will offer the Prepare Sport and Principals sessions will be very special opportunity for you to we hope that you will join us for enthusiasm and plenty of excitement! A First Aid course on Wednesday at informative and useful for both the increase your knowledge and share these exciting events. Register early special thanks to the City of Huntsville 1:00 p.m. and Thursday at 8:30 newly hired and the veteran. A special ideas with your peers and come be a part of this special and the Huntsville Sports Commission a.m. The Urology Centers of treat this year will be Stephen The Expo will once again feature event in Montgomery. Once again, for being outstanding hosts over the Alabama will continue its service of Bargatze, a nationally known magi - numerous nationwide vendors to thank you for what you do in the past 6 years. The 2011 week promis - free prostate screenings on cian and motivational speaker. In allow you to see the latest in prod - “trenches” each and every day! ucts related to your es to carry on the great tradition of Thursday. addition, a mandatory general session education and fellowship among sport. We will again offer a variety of on Wednesday promises to enlighten 15th Annual coaches and administrators and As you can see, a exciting all-star games. The event Leadership Training Courses on attendees on current medical issues. lot will be happen - All-Star Sports Week this year will be highlighted by such Tuesday and Thursday along with Once again, our committees have ing July 11-15. You our Certified Athletic Administrator secured nationally-recognized speak - July 11-15, 2011 outstanding speakers as Gene Chizik Renaissance Montgomery of the National Champion Auburn Tigers. Coach Chizik will be joined NFHS COACHES ASSOCIATION Convention Center by a host of others such as Derek Dooley, Tennessee; Bobby Petrino, 2010 AWARD WINNERS Arkansas; and Les Miles, LSU. The AHSADCA congratulates the following coaches on their NFHS Coaches Association Administrators and coaches will Coach of the Year awards: again be greeted by several luncheon NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD RECIPIENT: opportunities. Learning Through Ann Schilling (Bayside Academy) Volleyball Sports will host the 4th annual STATE COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD RECIPIENTS: Sportsmanship Luncheon on Buddy Anderson (Vestavia Hills) Football Wednesday for qualified schools. William P. Galle (UMS-Wright Prep) Boys Track & Field On Friday at noon the FCA will host Danny Petty (Bob Jones) Boys Basketball a luncheon for all coaches. Also, on Matt Cimo (Auburn) Baseball Friday at 6:30 p.m. we will honor Chris Winningham (Southside-Gadsden) Wrestling our championship and retiring Greg Echols (Mountain Brook) Boys Cross Country Montgomery coaches at the Coaches Champion- Rick Cleveland (UMS-Wright Prep) Boys Tennis Alabama ship Awards Banquet. The public is Michael Gunner (Bob Jones) Boys Swimming & Diving Devon Hind (Hoover) Girls Track & Field invited to the banquet but seating is Reginald Ware (Midfield) Girls Basketball limited and ticket required. FCA LUNCHEON (FREE) Lissa Walker (Hueytown) Softball FRIDAY, JULY 15 For those seeking educational Charles Tiller (American Christian) Girls Cross Country opportunities, the Alabama State Nancy Becker (Vestavia Hills) Girls Tennis 12:00 N oon Department of Education will again Brook Gibbons (Mountain Brook) Girls Swimming & Diving (See on-site information board offer the free School Bus Gary Orr (Hartselle) Girls Golf for luncheon location.) ABAM ABAM L A L A A SCHEDULE OF EVENTS A S S P 1 P 1 O 1 O 1 R 20 (TENTATIVE SCHEDULE) R 20 TS WEEK TS WEEK SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th Teams Report Teams Report Team Report Athletic Directors & LTC Course 502 Coaching Clinics for Practice for Practice for Practice Principals Meeting LTC Course 506 Basketball Baseball Basketball Volleyball Football Football Soccer PREPARE Sport First Aid CAA Examination Softball LTC Course 501 FCA Coaches Luncheon Coaching Clinics LTC Course 504 Coaching Clinics PREPARE Sport First Aid Baseball School Bus Soccer Rules Clinics Softball Recertification Volleyball Prostate Cancer Basketball Swimming Clinic Wrestling Screening Clinic Football Rules Clinic Golf Tournament Sportsmanship Luncheon AHSADCA Meeting Baseball Lagoon Park Softball General Session Coaching Clinics Coaches & Athletic (Mandatory School Basketball All-Star Games Directors Cookout Representation) Cheerleader Baseball Pete Peterson Lodge Football Softball Lagoon Park Rules Clinics Track & Field Volleyball All-Star Games Soccer Wrestling Soccer Rules Clinics All-Star Games Track & Field Volleyball Coaches Championship Basketball Awards Banquet All-Star Games Volleyball Football All Sports All Sports All Sports Equipment Expo Equipment Expo Equipment Expo (Renaissance Convention Center) (Renaissance Convention Center) (Renaissance Convention Center) Coaching School Program Coaching School Program Coaching School Program Registration Forms Game Sites and Times Sponsors All-Star Coaches Hotel Information Rules Clinic Montgomery Map Info INSIDE: 234 5 CAA Exam Information 1 Athletic Directors and Coaches Education Courses Principals Meeting Tuesday, July 12 8:00 – 12:00 noon Wednesday, July 13 Leadership Training Course 501 8:15 – 8:30 a.m . Athletic Administration: Philosophy, Leadership Welcome and Introductions Organizations and Professional Development Kevin Collins, Enterprise High School Terry Cooper , Mountain Brook High School 8:30 – 9 :45 a.m. Leadership Training Course 504 Athletic Administration: Legal Issues I (Risk Management) Current Issues in Alabama High School Athletics Jerry Browning , Saint James High School (Mandatory School Representation ) • Website Revisions and Updates 8:00 – 12:00 noon • New Home Page School Bus Recertification Clinic • School Audit Requirements Wren Aaron, Alabama State Department of Education • Bylaw Changes and Sport Updates • AHSAA Emergency and Security Plans Wednesday, July 13 • Championship Interruption Policy 1:00 – 4:3 0 p.m. • On-Line Rule Test Procedure PREPARE Sport First Aid • Process of Assigning District Football Officials for Playoffs National Center for Sports Safety • New Coaches Cards • Questions and Answers /Interaction with the AHSAA Steve Savarese, AHSAA, and Staff Steve Savarese Thursday, July 14 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. 8:00 – 12:00 noon The Magic of Making a Difference Is No Illusion Leadership Training Course 502 Athletic Administration: Principles, Strategies and Methods Stephen Bargatze, Director of TSSAA Right Team and Magic of Stephen Dann Cleveland , Trinity Presbyterian School 11:00 – 11:45 a.m. Leadership Training Course 506 Marketing Trends for Schools in High School Athletics Athletic Administration: Legal Issues II (Title IX, Sexual Harassment) Robert Rothberg , PlayON Sports Jim Tuley , Trinity Presbyterian School David Rudolph, PlayON Sports Brett Collins, Alabama Sports Foundation 8:30 –12:00 noon PREPARE Sport First Aid 12:00 – 1:3 0 p.m . National Center for Sports Safety (Invitation Only) Sportsmanship Luncheon Stephen Bargatze 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA) Exam 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Terry Cooper, Mountain Brook High School Financial Update Craig Pouncey, Deputy State Superintendent , Alabama State Department of Education 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. General Session (Mandatory School Representation) Swimming All-Star Coaching School • New Concussion Law Craig Pouncey • Heat and Hydration Monday, July 11 • Physical Exams 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Dr. James B. Robinson, University of Alabama Head Team Physician A Personalized Approach to College Training Dr. Larry Lemak, Lemak Sports Medicine Jon Howell, Emory University 3:30 – 4:15 p.m. Computer In-service •Log-In Procedure – User Names – Passwords Jon Howell •On-Line Sanctioning – How To! Dr. James Robinson •Proposal Process Charlotte Davies, AHSAA •Student Catastrophic Insurance Transfer Procedure Softball All-Star Coaching School •Student/Coach Transfer from School-to-School Process •Creating Rosters Monday, July 11 •Certifying Initial Eligibility “The Principal’s Responsibility” 9:00 – 10 :00 a.m. Elvia Henderson, AHSAA Round Table Discussion 4:15 – Until • Drills AHSAA Staff One-On-One Computer In-service Dr. Larry Lemak • Practice Organization • Team Building Thursday, July 14 Cindy Patterson, Scottsboro High School Jerry Goodson, Ariton High School Holly Currie 8:00 – 2:00 p.m. Amy Sullivan, Pelham High School Prostate Cancer Screening Clinic Urology Centers of Alabama-Birmingham 10:15 – 11:15 a.m. Pitching Friday, July 15 Holly Currie, Auburn University Montgomery 6:3 0 p.m. 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Hitting Coaches Championship Awards Banquet (Ticket Required) Gerry Glasco Gerry Glasco, University of Georgia 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. RULES CLINICS MANDATORY FOR HEAD COACHES Team Melanie Davis, Troy University All head coaches must complete a rules clinic in their sport prior to the begin - SCHEDULE FOR RULES CLINICS ning of their sport season. This mandatory clinic is required of all head coach - Baseball 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. July 1 1 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. es in football, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, wrestling, track & field, Softball 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. July 11 and soccer. A school will be fined $300 for each head coach that does not meet Rules Clinic this requirement. The rules clinics are included in the activities of All-Star Soccer 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. July 1 3 Sports Week and the schedule is provided at the right. Coaches will not be Wrestling 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. July 13 Melanie Davis required to take a test during All-Star Sports Week rules clinics , but must reg - Track & Field 3:45 p.m.
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