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Coach's Handbook 2020-2021 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE VIKINGS COACHES HANDBOOK 1 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 2020-2021 DIRECTORY NAME SPORT/OFFICE PHONE # Tom Fifer Executive Vice President of Operations/ Athletic Director ………………..…4219 Mike Machholz Senior Associate Athletic Director ………………………………………... 4158 Colin Smith Associate Athletic Director/ Director of Game Day Operations ….….……...…4020 Debi Bultmann Assistant AD Administrative Assistant/ Spirit Squad Coord. …………………4220 Andy Pulverenti Assistant AD Sports Information Director …………...……………………… 4230 Shelby Scott Assistant Sports Information Director………………………………………… 4229 Ken Kujawa Viking Sports Network Director …………………………………………..…4152 John Bartholomew Volunteer Assistant Athletic Trainer………………………………………....…4161 Vince Fedorowich Head Athletic Trainer ……………….…………………………………….…4195 Jenalee Cologna Assistant Athletic Trainer………………….……………………………… 4271 Kimberly Pechanec Assistant Athletic Trainer ………………………………………………..…. 4695 Richelle Perkins Assistant Athletic Trainer ……………………………………………………....4695 Kiyomasa Komatsu Assistant Athletic Trainer ………………………………………………..…. 4656 Joshua Laird Assistant Athletic Trainer ……………………………………………... 4270 Danielle Riley Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer…………………………………………….4195 Stan Laboube Head Bowling Coach…………………………………………………………... Berkay Okandar Head Esport Coach………………………..……………………………………. Paul Troth Head Football …………………………………..………………………….. 4118 Monty Roe Assistant Football ………………………………………..……………,,…. 4155 Johnny Stilwel Assistant Football ………………………………………………..……...….4161 Shawn Daniel Assistant Football …….…………………………………………………....4191 Adam Peterson Assistant Football ……………………………………………….……....…4197 Greg Purdum Assistant Football ……………………………………………………....….. Vladimir Simic Head Men’s Soccer …………………………………….…………………… 4251 Alex Cordon Graduate Assistant Men’s Soccer ..………......………………………...……... 4217 Charly Dukes Graduate Assistant Men’s Soccer ………………………………………….….. 4217 Drew Hawkins Head Women’s Soccer ……………………………………………………... 4218 Ana Bejarano Assistant Women’s Soccer ………………………………. ……...…………….4218 Julia Amador Mejias Graduate Assistant Women’s Soccer ………………………………………….4218 Victoria Vinokur Head Cross Country & Track ……………...…….....………………………… 4092 Martin Mena Assistant Cross Country/Track ……………………………………................. 4095 Antwain Morgan Assistant Cross Country/Track ………………..………………………………. 4095 Tamika Drake Head Women’s Volleyball ……... ………………………………………...…4194 Shelby Scott Assistant Women’s Volleyball/Assistant SID……………….. ………….......... 4229 Nia Bell Graduate Assistant Women’s Volleyball ……………………………………... 4194 Omar Sanchez Head Men’s Volleyball …………………………………………….……….. 4258 Tsvetan Todorov Graduate Assistant Men’s Volleyball ………………………………………. 4258 Nicholas Lutz Head Cheerleading …….. ………………………………………………….…. 4119 Jessie Ayala Head Cheerleading…………………………………………………….………. 4262 Kelby Hogan Head Dance Coach ………………………………………………………..……4594 Chad Lance Head Men’s Basketball/Facilities Coordinator …………………………..….4189 Ramone Powell Assistant Men’s Basketball ………………………………………………....4192 Bobby Collins III Graduate Assistant Men’s Basketball………………………………………….. 4192 Jhacoby Cochran Graduate Assistant Men’s Basketball ................................................................. 4192 Mike Machholz Head Men’s Wrestling ……………………………………………………..… 4158 Patrick Giangrosso Assistant Men’s Wrestling…………………………………………………..….4163 Richard Pocock Graduate Assistant Men’s Wrestling………………………………………..…. 4163 Andre Scott Head Women’s Basketball ……………………………………………….… 4104 Chardonnay Parker Graduate Assistant Women’s Basketball …………………………………..….4104 Payton Funk Graduate Assistant Women’s Basketball …………………………………….....4104 Ryan Carney Head Men & Women’s Tennis ……………………………………………....… 4090 Joseph Straznicky Graduate Assistant Tennis …………………………………………………..…. 4090 Nathan Young Head Men’s Lacrosse………….……………………………………………......4636 Tyler Wollenburg Graduate Assistant Men’s Lacrosse …………………………………......……..4636 JD Lemay Head Women’s Lacrosse ……………...….…………………..……………….. 4072 Shaye Jenrich Assistant Women’s Lacrosse ………………………………………………….. 4072 Adam Enright Head Baseball …………………………………………………………….… 4113 Tyler “TJ” Marik Assistant Baseball …………………………………………………...…….. 4598 JP Rodriguez Graduate Assistant Baseball………………………………………………….... 4598 Ryan Carney Head Tennis ……………………………………………………………..…. 4090 Doug Wilkinson Head Golf …………………………………………………………….…… 4235 Kelsea Miller Graduate Assistant Golf ...………………………………………….....………4235 Ken Mason Head Rodeo ……………………………………………….……..……. 831-5286 Keri Mason Rodeo Assistant Coach …………………………………………....…... 831-5286 Jason Marcum Head Softball ………………………………………………………..……... 4111 2 Reese Weber Graduate Assistant Softball……………..……………………....................… 4111 Carl Murphree Head Women’s Wrestling ………………………….….…………………..... 4090 Samantha Higa Graduate Assistant Women’s Wrestling ………………,.………………....…… 4090 Delmer Croka Shooting Sports Coach..………………..…………………………………….....4011 John Mceachern Assistant Coach Shooting Sports…………………………………………….....4281 3 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT The Missouri Valley Athletic Department is committed to an Intercollegiate Athletic Program that supports the college as a whole by providing opportunities for its student-athletes in accordance with the rules and regulations of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes. As a member of the Heart of America Conference, Missouri Valley College is committed to the fulfillment of academics and athletic excellence while practicing sound fiscal management practices. Missouri Valley College is proud to be a charter member of the NAIA Champions of Characters program, with its five core values of Respect, Responsibility, Integrity, Servant Leadership, and Sportsmanship. VISION STATEMENT Missouri Valley College Athletic Department will continue to recruit and provide equal opportunities for all student-athletes, regardless of race or gender through generous scholarship awards based on athletic ability. Missouri Valley College will continue to promote pride, respect, and a winning attitude in all athletic programs. MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO THE VALUES OF: : anticipate the needs of our student-athletes and meet customer ● customer service​ expectations with efficient and effective use of resources; be honest, foster honesty and integrity in others; ● integrity​:​ treat everyone with courtesy and respect; ● mutual trust and respect​: ​ maintain the highest standards of excellence in every endeavor; ● professionalism​:​ use resources effectively and efficiently to meet customer ● stewardship of resources​:​ expectations; maintain a work place we are proud of. ● Work environment​:​ 4 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT WILL ● Fund Athletic programs through a combination of Institutional money, gate receipts, and fundraisers by the athletic department. ● Promote academic excellence through the athletic attendance policy and individual team study halls. ● Establish positive visibility through athletics to enhance the overall image of the college to the local community, state, and nation. ● Continue Communication from administration, athletic director, coaches, faculty & staff, and the student athletes. ● Recruit all athletic teams to maximum capacity for enhancement of the admission process. Continue to follow and actively participate in the NAIA Champions of Character program. ● Promote academic excellence through the recruitment of student-athletes who have the potential to earn our undergraduate degree. ● At Missouri Valley College, we respect the right of every individual to peacefully express their views. We are a multicultural campus and we fully embrace our diversity. We are proud of our ability to expand our thinking as a community of learners by respectfully listening to and recognizing the opinions of others and trying to see issues from viewpoints other than our own. An important part of becoming a member of our campus is to respect the tradition on this campus for showing great respect and reverence for our country's flag during the playing of the national anthem at college events. 5 EXPECTATIONS OF COACHES 1. Be completely knowledgeable and follow the ​Coaches Handbook, Student-Athlete Handbook, and the Missouri Valley College Staff Handbook. 2. Provide a safe and professional environment for all current/perspective camp participants, team members and staff personnel. 3. Be a positive role model, e.g., lead by example. 4. Return phone calls----be professional. 5. Alcohol should not be consumed on campus, or team trips. 6. Be honest. 7. Don’t use profanity or vulgar language. 8. When traveling, always err on the side of caution and safety. 9. Get involved with other departments and activities on campus. 10. Keep A.D.’s informed about the positive and the negative. 11. Turn projects/procedural forms in on time/by deadlines. 12. Check and clear your mailboxes daily (email, mail room, & admissions). 13. Be fiscally conservative and don’t go over budget unless money is already raised. 14. Be an ambassador in the community for your program and for MVC. 15. Have fun and enjoy your job! 6 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT'S POLICIES AND PROCEDURES RATIONALE: To provide our Athletic Department with some basic guidelines so all coaches can deal with our athletes and their problems on a consistent basis. I. COLLEGE MONEY ​A. Travel Request 1. To receive any travel advance expense check, each coach will fill out the Travel Request Form for ALL trips before
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