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CASCADE FOOTBALL OUTLINE Overview Academics Calendar Communication Booster Club Fundraising COACHING STAFF Coaching Staff Jake Huizinga- Varsity Teams Special Coordinator & Running Back Jeff Mead-Varsity Defensive Line Shemonta Dean-Varsity Defensive Backs Jess Tate-Varsity Offensive Line Jordan Sieh-Head JV Coach & Varsity OLBers Joe Hanrahan-Head Freshman Coach Mike Stockl-Freshman Assistant Bobby Barnes-Freshman Asistant Administration & Support Staff Athletic Director-Robert Aguilar Principal-Cathy Woods District Athletic Director-Robert Polk Athletic Trainer-Kristen Harvey Athletic Secretary-Rhonda Covert PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PHILOSOPHY The goal of this program is to help young men become better people and give them a positive experience through the game of football. We will measure our success as a football program by on the field successes, academic success (graduation rates, college acceptance, and team GPA), and our impact on the community and lasting relationships built. PROGRAM GOALS Win Championships. Be a consistent winner at all levels. Increase the winning percentage every year Win the state 4A title. Keep athletes healthy and injury free. Have a high level Strength and Speed program. Emphasis on overall player improvement and development. Graduate 100% of our players on schedule and be in the top ten in team GPA in the state. Develop men of good character. Be a steward of the Cascade community. Improvements in fundraising efforts. Maintain and improve playing fields. Improvement in recruiting success. Have Fun! KEYS TO SUCCESS • Extra effort on and off the field by all involved with the program. • Football during football time. • Compete every day. • Be the most prepared team in all phases • Improve athlete self-confidence—believe we can win every game. • Reach our full potential as individuals and as a team. • Commitment and strong effort in the weight room. • 100% class attendance. • Represent the individual, the team, the program, and the school in a professional and classy manner, both on and off the field. • Get involved in campus and community affairs. • Take care of yourself: eat healthy, rest, treatments, and study • Strong recruiting effort by all involved in the program. • Set personal and team goals, and have a plan to ensure that those goals become realities. ACADEMICS ACADEMICS Academics are number one. It is our goal to not lose one player to academic ineligibility or academic probation. It is the goal of this program to have 100% of our players graduate on time. We will measure and strive to have the highest team GPA in the state. We will recognize and reward individuals with high GPA‘s. We will also reward players who show improvement academically per semester. Helping our players get into college at all various levels will be a priority for the members of coaching staff. Playing and practice time will be limited for students not keeping with academic standards. Off season study hall will be available for students. • • • • • • Study Hall: We will review additional study hall time based off of availability with practice and other sports Grade Checks: Grade checks will go out once a month. For players that have a C- or less on a grade check there will be a follow up grade check in two weeks from the monthly grade check. We will also do spring grade checks to prevent ineligibility in the fall. Rewards: We will have positive rewards for players that are doing well in overall GPA. Additionally, we will reward players that show improvement over time. 1st Team: 3.75 or higher 2nd Team: 3.5 or higher Honorable Mention: 3.25 or higher RHONDA COVERT BRUIN BUDDIES PAPERWORK SPORTS PHYSICALS SPORTS PHYSICALS Tuesday May 24th 6PM CHS Main Gym Cost $20 COMMUNICATION APP CALENDAR NOTIFICATIONS ROSTER COACHES CONTACT INFO FUNDRAISERS COMMUNICATION WEEKLY EMAIL BOOSTER CLUB SCHEDULE NEWS FUNDRAISERS PAPERWORK 1. Parent Meeting Our first parent meeting for the 2015-20016 football season will be Tomorrow Monday April 13th at 6:30 in the Cascade cafeteria. This will be the first opportunity for many parent and players to meet the new coaching staff. This meeting is where the program and calendar for the summer and fall will be laid out. Make this a priority to attend. 1. Bruin Football Boosters Please join us to plan and prepare for the upcoming season Wednesday evening El Paraiso at 7pm. There are many opportunities for you to participate whether you have only an hour to spare or can commit to a committee. Meeting updates/time/place will be put in our weekly email as well as being updated on our Facebook page, CHS Bruin Football. For more information contact Ki Straughn [email protected] or Paige Albert [email protected] 3. Mattress Fundraiser We are happy to announce that the Band and Color Guard Boosters will be joining in this fundraiser. It give us as a Football Booster group, a better chance to raise more money overall. We are excited to have the band with us and we look forward to a successful event. Please put the date on your calendar for Saturday May 16th. More information to come shortly. COMMUNICATION www.cascadebruinsfootball.com PARENT/COACH COMMUNICATION PARENT AND COACH COMMUNICATION Both parenting and coaching are challenging endeavors. By establishing an understanding of each other, we are able to accept the actions of each party and provide greater benefit to the young men involved in Cascade Football. Parents of children involved in our athletic program, will have the right to understand what the expectations and communication processes are for you and your player. It is the goal of this program to bridge the gap between the parents and coaches. We will host many events to encourage interaction between the parents and coaches at Cascade. Often time’s issues arise because coaches tend to keep parents at a distance. We try to reduce this by allowing parents to get to know coaches personally and have more opportunities to relate with our coaches. The number one function where will be able to bridge this gap is the after the game parties on Friday nights, where coaches and parent have a chance to interact and socialize after the games. The Old Way Parents Players Coaches Players Our Way Parents Coaches Appropriate Topics for COMMUNICATION Communication Parents Should Expect from Cascade Football Staff: Philosophy and goals of the Cascade Football program. Staff expectations for individual players and the team. Location and times of practices and games. Strength/speed and out-of-season opportunities. Team rules and guidelines. Procedures to be followed if a player is injured during participation. Communications Cascade Football Staff Should Expect from Players and Parents: Concerns are to be expressed directly to the Head Coach. Notification of any schedule conflicts in advance. Notification of illness or injury as soon as possible. Appropriate Concerns for Discussion With the Cascade Football Staff: The staff's treatment of your student. Methods to help your student improve his skills. Concerns about a student’s behavior or academics. Topics Not Allowed COMMUNICATION Issues Not Appropriate for Discussion with the Football Staff: While the Head Coach and staff are committed to open communication between staff and parents, there is a certain protocol that we ask be observed. In particular, the time before and after a game is dedicated to our players. It is not appropriate for a parent to approach a coach to discuss game or individual player concerns at this time. The I/Head Coach will be happy to set up a meeting/phone call to address parent concerns at a time that will not interfere with the attention required by our athletes. An exception to this request is an incident when a player is injured -- the Head Coach and trainer will be available immediately after a game to discuss the situation and any concerns with parents. It is important for parents to understand that we, as coaches, have been hired to make decisions based on what we believe to be best for the team as a whole and for all players involved with the football program. This understood, we will be available to discuss parental concerns with the following exceptions, which we consider either inappropriate or counter-productive to team leadership: Play calling and team strategies. Concerns about the playing time/performance of other players. There are certain situations that may require a conference between a player, coach and/or parent. It is important that all parties involved have a clear understanding of the other’s position, and what procedure should be followed. When a player or parent has a question or concern regarding the football program and needs to contact a member of the coaching staff or administration, the communication process outlined below has been adopted by the football program. COMMUNICATION PROCESS Communication Process: Step 1. The concerned player should contact the Head Coach to schedule time to discuss his questions or concerns. If the player does not feel comfortable and satisfied with the outcome of the meeting, he should move forward to Step 2. Step 2. A meeting involving the player, position and level coaches, the Head Coach and parent(s)/guardian(s) should be requested via e-mail. The message contained in the e-mail should include a brief explanation of the player/parent concerns. If this meeting does not resolve the situation, the player and his parents should move forward with Step 3. Step 3. A meeting should be requested involving the player, appropriate Cascade Football coaches, parent(s)/guardian(s), and the Athletic Director. If all the parties involved are still not comfortable with the outcome of the meeting, additional alternatives should be discussed to resolve the matter. All discussions should focus on individual concerns and questions. The performance and ability of other players will not be a topic of discussion. CASCADE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB CASCADE FOOTBALL BOOSTE The Mission of the CHS Football Boosters is to support the football athletes in building Boosters i character, to develop future community leaders, and promote Bruin Pride. 2016 Executive Board: • President- Sara Elenbaas • Vice President-Tony Kunz • VP of Fundraising- Leslie Rabideau • VP of Communications-Chante Cairus • Treasurer- Marti Thomas • Secretaries- Barbi Griffith & Candy Raymond We Need People to Chair & Volunteer! Bruin Buddies/cookies at games Team Dinners on Thursday Handing out Game Programs Working the Bruin Gear Tent Away Game Sack Dinners Homecoming Senior Night End of Season Banquet There is a Sign Up Form here tonight • • • • • • • • Also, the easiest way to contribute to the team is to become a Booster Member! There is a Membership Drive this year by grade, and coach will determine the prize. Forms are here for you to fill out. Your Class Contacts Freshmen: Ruth Gillis Sophomores: JoLynn Garrett Juniors: Gretchen Weiss-Elliot Seniors: Dave & Anne Marie Dibble If there is specific info for a specific group, your contact will be in touch. Stay up to Date! Join us on FaceBook- CHS Bruin Football Download the free app- Cascade Football Use our NEW website: www.cascadebruinsfootball.com 2nd Annual Kayak Point Golf Course Sunday August 7th $100 per golfer Need Company Sponsors CASCADE FOOTBALL CALENDAR IMPORTANT DATES Gear Issue-May 20th Freshman Senior BBQ-May 20th 1st week Spring FB- June 1st Skyline OL & 7 on 7- June 11-12th CWU Camp $305 – June 23rd – 26th Bruin Mini Camp July 15-16th UW 7 on 7- July 17th PLAYER EXPECTATIONS WEIGHT ROOM “Championship Programs are built through the weight room” SPRING UNTIL JUNE 1: 2:30-3:30 PM M-TH JUNE: WEIGHT ROOM (See Calendar) JULY-AUG 15th 9:30 am M-Th CASCADE FOOTBALL PLAYER/ASB FUNDRAISERS 2 FUNDARISER THROUGH ASB DECAL FUNDRAISER SPRING BALL GOLD CARDS- FALL CAMP PRIDE CLUB 2.5 GPA 2nd Semester 80% Summer Weight Room Attendance Must Attend CWU Camp No discipline problems Must Do Decal Fundraiser and attend a summer Carwash Ect. PRIDE CLUB REWARDS 1.PRIDE CLUB BBQ 2.FIRST PICK OF NUMBERS 3.NAME ON TH BACK OF GAME JERSEYS SMITH SMITH GO BRUINS!!!! Shane Keck Head Football Coach Cascade High School 801 E Casino Rd, Everett, WA 98203 (425) 231-7004 Cell (425) 385-6000 School [email protected]