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WE'VE MOVED! THE NEW DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC WEBSITE www.duxbury.k12.ma.us/athletics SPRING ALL SCHOLASTIC WINNERS Boston Globe All Scholastics Bryan Barry, Kane Haffey, & Peter Willauer - Lacrosse, Briana Connolly - Golf Chris Sweet - Div. 1 Lacrosse Coach of the Year Boston Herald All Scholastics Briana Connolly - Golf, Keri Gould - Lacrosse, Bryan Barry, Kane Haffey, & Peter Willauer - Lacrosse Patriot Ledger All Scholastics Sam Jacobson - Baseball, Christina Curley - Softball, Keri Gould & Hannah Murphy - Lacrosse, Brayden Minihan, Kevin Coakley, Pete Muncey, & Eric Schneider - Tennis, Bryan Barry, Kane Haffey, Peter Willauer, Max Randall, & Paul Hellar - Lacrosse Patriot League & Mass Bay South All Stars Track - Jon McKinley, Greg Bray, Brett Sahlberg, & Denis Maguire Lacrosse - Charlotte Cipolletti, Keri Gould, Hannah Murphy, & Siobhan McCarthy Golf - Briana Connolly, Cassidy Goldner, & Kara Falcone Lacrosse - Bryan Barry, Peter Willauer, Kane Haffey, Paul Hellar, Max Randall, Reilly Naton, & James Burke Baseball - Sam Jacobson Softball - Alexandra Puatu Tennis - Michaela Dowd, Lily Weil, & Caroline Phinney Track - Julia Nee, Emily Gallagher, & Laura Nee Tennis - Brayden Minihan, Peter Muncey, Eric Schneider, & Kevin Coakley Patriot League Spring Individual Sportsmanship Winners Billy Jewell – Track Tim Matthews - Lacrosse Kelly Dame - Tennis Liz Runci – Track Olivia McCarthy - Lacrosse Kevin Coakley – Tennis Jack Goldberg - Baseball Patriot League Scholar-Athletes 2011: Casey Reinhart & Kane Haffey 2010 - Tom Guilfoile & Caitlin Burke 2009 - Meg Muncey & Mark Brust 2008 - Mark Murphy & Ally Nee 2007 - Casey Brust & Jack Bostrom 2006 - Andrew Knapp & Betsey Sauer 2005 - Betsy Fountain & Brian Love
Click Here for Contact Information for Spring Coaches Click Here for a Link to Superb Sportsmanship Story Click Here for the You Tube Link to ESPN Outside the Lines Story on the Event A.D. Library: Books For Thought
Play Their Hearts Out: A Coach, His Star Recruit, and the Youth Basketball Machine by George Dohrman Prior Selections: Home Team Advantage: The Critical Role of Mothers in Youth Sports by Brooke de Lench Just Let the Kids Play: How to Stop Adults From Ruining Youth Sports by Bob Bigelow Gender and Competition: How Men and Women Approach Work and Play Differently by Kathleen DeBoer whose game is it, anyway? by Richard Ginsburg, Stephen Durant & Amy Baltzell Game On: How the Pressure to Win At All Costs Endangers Youth Sports by Tom Farrey Playing the Game: Inside Athletic Recruiting in the Ivy League by Chris Lincoln
Free Online Class for Parents! The National Federation of High Schools has posted a new online education opportunity for parents. The Role of Parents In Sports As a parent of a student who participates in athletics, you make a huge difference in the quality of your child’s sport experience, as well as what is being taught and learned by our youth. The National Federation of State High School Associations has provided information and resources to help educate you on the importance of proper behavior by parents in school sports. Click Here for a Link to the Class Hall of Fame Nominations We plan to name the next class for the Duxbury High School Athletic Hall of Fame in November. If you would like to nominate someone for this honor: Please Fill Out This Form. Completed forms should be sent to the athletic department. Click Here for New & Improved Website Boosters Website Now Use Paypal to Pay for Your Boosters Membership! The MIAA Board of Directors adopted the following during its June meeting. Any athlete who exhibits signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion (such as loss of consciousness, headache, dizziness, confusion, or balance problems) shall be immediately removed from the contest and shall not return to play until cleared by an appropriate health-care professional. Each school must define the health care professional(s) and/or procedure(s) that must be satisfied before an athlete is allowed to return to participation. The individual(s) and/or procedure(s) must be in place for all student athletes, sports, and levels. Please see the student handbook for Duxbury's procedures. Other resources on concussions: Click Here for Sports Concussions.org Click Here for the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts The National Federation of High Schools has a free online course: Concussions in Sport, What You Need to Know Click Here for information on this free course Click Here for the Center for Disease Control & Prevention's Concussion Information STOP Sports Injuries There is a growing epidemic of preventable youth sports injuries that are dismantling kids' athletic hopes and dreams at an early age. In response, the STOP Sports Injuries campaign was created by a coalition of organizations and corporations to help prevent athletic overuse and trauma injuries in kids. In addition, a Council of Champions has been established that includes business, sports and medical leaders to actively engage youth sports parents, coaches, athletes and healthcare providers in sports injury prevention. Click Here For More Information A reminder to all spectators at Duxbury High School athletic events............. SPORT PARENT & SPECTATOR CODE OF CONDUCT Power Point on Academic Requirements for Duxbury High School Student-Athletes Interested in playing sports in college? please take the time to read through the following website: be sure to download the NCAA 2009-2010 Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete Please take the time to go over the details of initial academic eligibility. If you have questions feel free to contact the athletic department. National Federation of High Schools - The Case for High School Activities Link for website concerning alcohol and athletes: Office of Alcohol and Drug Education Links to Articles Concerning the Risks of Sports Specialization: The Impact of Sports Specialization Sports Specialization: How Not To Build an Elite Athlete Intensive Training and Sports Specialization in Young Athletes Youth Sport Specialization: Beware These 4 Dangers! MIAA Bona Fide Team Member Rule: A bona fide member of the school team is a student who is consistently present for, and actively participates in, all high school team practices and competitions. Bona fide members of a school team are precluded from missing a high school practice or competition in order to participate in a non school activity/event in any sport recognized by the MIAA. Any student who violates this standard twice becomes ineligible for the MIAA tournament(s) in that sport for that season. Loyalty to the High School Team: Bona Fide Team Member Rule Exemptions: Click here for MIAA explanation New York Times series of articles on the realities of athletic scholarships at the collegiate level. |
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