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2011-2012 Tahoma Wresting
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Bear’s Wrestling Staff
C. Feist - Head Coach
* [email protected]
D. Burnham
B. Higa
T. Kitchen
M. Seger
Commitment to Excellence
 Focus
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for the year – “Your Best Effort”
The 2 most important questions a wrestler can ask
Tahoma Style
Wrestling Family & Community
 Student
 Athlete
 Sportsmanship
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Policies & Rules
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Academics
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Challenge to the boys- 3.2
1. Below 2.0 and/or failed a class on the last report card
– On probation until next report card
2. Academic Probation
a. Grades checked every two weeks, mandatory 3
study sessions per week (tracking sheet turned in
every Friday).
b. Drop below 2.0 and/or receive an F –
YOU ARE INELIGIBLE FOR GAMES
UNTIL ABOVE THE STANDARD
Policies and Rules
Practice – Wrestlers are expected to be at all
practices
Injuries – Let coaches know before going home
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Concussion policy
Line up- Varsity, JV, C-Team
1. “The best wrestler earns the spot”
2. All wrestlers will have an opportunity to
compete
Policies and Rules
District coach’s focus –
COMMUNICATION
 Personal Coaching Goals:
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Developing a vertical program with smooth transitions
Use technology to improve communication to parents and
athletes
Parent/Athlete Evaluation
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feedback on program and coaching goals
THS Wrestling Letter Policy
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Tahoma wrestlers can earn a letter by:
 Earning 65 letter points
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system can be found on team website
Qualifying for Regional tournament
 Complete three season consecutive
seasons
 Unanimous staff vote
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Tahoma Wrestling Web Site
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Information about our events and practices can
be found on our website
Full list of team expectations can be found on
the wrestling website message board
 You can access the wrestling site from the THS
website
 We also post pictures and other information on the
site.
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Parent/Coach Communication
 Appropriate
Concerns To Discuss
with Coaches
 Psychological/Physical
Treatment
 Ways to help your son/daughter
improve
 Concerns about behavior
Tahoma Style Wrestling
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Encourage your kids to take ownership and
learn the skills (which include…commitment,
leadership, teamwork, effort, handling adversity,
handling success, and communication) that will
benefit them long after they’re done playing.
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Bruce Brown
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