2016 New Trier Boys Soccer Tryout Info
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1 2016 New Trier Boys Soccer Tryout Info Tryouts for the 2016 NTBS fall season begin on Wednesday, August 10. All age groups will start their tryout at 7:45am on the Northfield Campus. The first tryout session will include a fitness test (the Beep Test, or Multi-Stage Fitness Test). Later tryout sessions will evaluate offensive (dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, etc.) and defensive (pressure, cover, tackling, heading, etc.) technical skills in 1v1, 2v1, and 2v2 scenarios as well as overall skills in smallsided and full regulation 11v11 games. With the exception of returning varsity players, everyone will begin tryouts with their age group (rising freshmen, rising sophomores, and rising juniors/seniors). Any movement of individual players to an older age group during tryouts will be at the discretion of the coaching staff and communicated to families privately. Unquestionably, selecting teams is the most difficult part of each season. We will be fielding five teams this year (Varsity, JV, Sophomore, Frosh A, and Frosh B) and will likely need to make cuts at all levels. We acknowledge that the tryout process can be highly stressful for families. Please know that we, the NTBS coaching staff, will treat the process with the decorum that it requires. Final decisions regarding team selection will be made in a private conversation between a student-athlete and coach. Please also be aware of the following: In order to tryout, each player must have a Physical and Parent Consent Form (included in this packet) on file in the NT Athletic Office. This form must be turned in every year and updated for the 2016/17 school calendar. Please turn in this form to the New Trier Athletic Office before tryouts begin! This form can also be found on New Trier s athletics website. Each player should bring a completed Emergency Form (included in this packet) to the first day of tryouts. This form is also available on New Trier s athletic website. Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic shorts, and an athletic t-shirt are required to play. After the first tryout session, the remaining tryout sessions for freshmen (Wednesday afternoon to Saturday morning) will be at Fox Meadow. All sophomore and junior/senior tryout sessions will be at Northfield. Sophomore, JV, and Varsity selections will be made on Friday evening, 8/12. Freshmen selections will be made on Saturday afternoon, 8/13. Seniors will not be selected for the JV team. Players that don t attend tryouts 8/10 8/12 are not guaranteed a tryout. Roster sizes tend to fall within the player range (includes GKs). Technical skill, tactical prowess, athleticism, and size are important factors in team selection, but so are attitude, character, maturity, and hustle! Local club gear is not permitted during tryouts.
2 Cross Country (Head Coach Dave Wisner) and Football (Head Coach Brian Doll) are options for kids who don t make a team. Good luck to everyone trying out!!! Please refer to the schedule below for the first two weeks of the soccer season: Wednesday, August 10 Session #1: Registration (Emergency Form), Fitness Test (Running Shoes), and Small-sided Games (Cleats, Shin Guards) 7:45am 10:00am Northfield (Stadium) ALL Session #2 3:30pm 5:30pm Fox Meadow Freshman 4pm 6pm Northfield Sophomore, Junior/Senior Thursday, August 11 Session #3 8am 10am Fox Meadow Freshman 8am 10am Northfield Junior/Senior 10am 12pm Northfield Sophomore Session #4 3:30pm 5:30pm Fox Meadow Freshman 4pm 6pm Northfield Sophomore, Junior/Senior Friday, August 12 Session #5 8am 10am Fox Meadow Freshman 8am 10am Northfield Junior/Senior 10am 12pm Northfield Sophomore Session #6 3:30pm 5:30pm Fox Meadow Freshman 4pm 6pm Northfield Sophomore, Junior/Senior Saturday, August 13 Session #7 8am 11am Fox Meadow Freshman
3 6:30am 8:30am Northfield Varsity 8am 10am Northfield Sophomore 10am 12pm Northfield JV 4pm 6pm Northfield Varsity Monday, August 15 8am 10am Northfield Varsity, JV, Sophomore 10am 12pm Northfield Freshman 1pm 3pm Northfield JV 4pm 6pm Northfield Varsity, Sophomore Tuesday, August 16 8am 10am Northfield Varsity, JV, Sophomore 10am 12pm Northfield Freshman 1pm 3pm Northfield JV 4pm 6pm Northfield Varsity, Sophomore Wednesday, August 17 8am 10am Northfield Varsity, JV, Sophomore 10am 12pm Northfield Freshman 1pm 3pm Northfield JV 4pm 6pm Northfield Varsity, Sophomore ***Wednesday, 6:30 PM*** ***Mandatory Sports Information Northfield Cafeteria***
4 ***Wednesday, 6:30 PM*** ***Mandatory Sports Information Northfield Cafeteria*** Thursday, August 18 8am 10am Northfield Varsity : SCRIMMAGE SCHEDULE Time Stadium (turf) Field 2 (grass) 4:00pm 4:40pm Frosh A vs. Soph Frosh B vs. Frosh B 4:45pm 5:25pm JV vs. Soph Frosh A vs. Frosh B 5:30pm 6:10pm Varsity vs. JV N/A 6:15pm 6:55pm Varsity vs. Varsity N/A Friday, August 19 No morning training! Afternoon training 12pm 2pm Northfield Varsity, JV, Sophomore, Freshman Saturday, August 20 8am 10am Northfield TBD Picture Schedule Time Team 11:30am Varsity 11:45am Sophomore 12:00pm JV 12:15 Frosh A & B No afternoon training! Monday, August 22 Each coach will issue their respective team s training schedules starting on Monday, 8/22.
5 New Trier High School Emergency Information Name: Year in School: Fr So Jr Sr Date of Birth: Age: Sport: Advisor: Home Address: City: State: Zip Code: Home Phone: ( ) Father s Name: Father s Work Phone: ( ) Father s Cell Phone: ( ) Mother s Cell Phone: ( ) Mother s Name: Mother s Work Phone:( ) Emergency Contact Name: Relationship: Emergency Contact Number: ( ) Physician s Name: Phone: ( ) Please indicate ANY medical conditions: allergic reactions, contact lenses (hard/soft), asthma, previous injuries, current medications (and why), etc. I give my consent/permission to any supervising coach of any sport in which my child is at or participating in for New Trier High School, and the right, on my behalf and in my stand, to arrange for licensed and certified physicians and/or athletic trainers to render and provide immediate treatment to my child as to injuries that may be sustained by my child while participating in such sport, whether directly or indirectly, and whether sustained during practice or in active interscholastic competition, and all without necessity of any further or additional express authorization by me other than for this authorization. My above permission and consent also extends to the right of any such supervising coach or school personnel to arrange for immediate medical treatment by a licensed or certified physician and/or athletic trainer, and for them to apply such emergency techniques as may be necessary to my child where the same, in their judgment, is deemed appropriate by reason of any injury sustained by my child, and where the same, in their judgment, is deemed reasonably necessary to preserve life or limb of my child. For further informational material about sudden cardiac arrest, concussions, environmental risk, weight & nutrition please visit the sports medicine page at: Signature: Relationship: Date:
6 !!!!!! NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PHYSICAL AND PARENT CONSENT FORM Mail, Fax or Drop Off: Athletics Office, 385 Winnetka Ave., Winnetka, IL or Fax to Last Name: First Name: ID: Adviser: Year in School: SR JR SO FR Date of Birth: Home Address: City Zip Home Phone: School you attended last year: CIRCLE THE SPORT (ONLY ONE PER SEASON) FOR WHICH YOU WILL TRYOUT FALL: Cheerleading, Cross Country, Golf, Boys Soccer, Football, Field Hockey, Girls Swimming, Girls Tennis, Girls Volleyball, Rowing WINTER: Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Boys Swimming, Fencing, Gymnastics, Track, Wrestling SPRING: Badminton, Baseball, Bass Fishing, Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, Boys Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Softball, Track, Water Polo, Rowing Doctor s Permit: I have examined this student on this date and find him/her to be physically fit for interscholastic athletics. M.D. Name (printed): Signature: M.D. Date of Student s Most Current Physical: PLEASE NOTE: PER IHSA RULES, PHYSICAL IS VALID FOR 395 DAYS OF ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY FROM DATE OF EXAM ATHLETIC PHILOSOPHY New Trier High School believes that it is the function of the athletic department to provide sports, which are interesting, wholesome, stimulating and enjoyable for all students. Their overall objectives are to develop physical fitness, sports habits and skills, sports understanding, sportsmanship, and a spirit of competitiveness in each boy and girl. This Athletic Physical Form must be on file in the Athletic Office on or before the first day of practice of the athlete s specific sport season. Per Illinois High School Association rules, your physical examination is good for 395 days from the date of the exam. Please put that date on your yearly schedule, as your student athlete becomes ineligible unless a new physical is provided by that date. This form also serves as Consent to Random Steroid and Performance-enhancing Supplement Testing. The Illinois High School Association s Board of Directors has approved plans developed by the IHSA s Sports Medicine Advisory Committee to implement random testing for steroids and performance-enhancing dietary supplements. Beginning with the school term, any student-athlete who ingests or otherwise uses substance from the association s banned drug classes, without written permission by a licensed physician, to treat a medical condition, violates IHSA By-law 2,170 and its subsections, and is subject to IHSA penalties, including ineligibility from competition. The IHSA will test certain randomly selected individuals and teams for banned substances. The results of all tests shall be considered confidential and shall only be disclosed to the student, his or her parents, and his or her school. No student-athlete may participate in IHSA competition unless the student and the student s parent/guardian consent to random testing per signatures on this page. You can read more about current IHSA Banned Drug Classes and the IHSA Drug Testing Policy at Athletes and parent/guardians are expected to attend an Athletic Sports Information meeting at the beginning of each sport season to discuss the educational and behavioral expectations of student-athletes of New Trier. My son/daughter has my permission to practice and compete in the interscholastic program. I have read and understand the IHSA Concussion protocol. I assume responsibility in case of accident or injury. By my signature below I/we hereby grant consent to any/all health care providers designated by New Trier High School, District 203, to provide my child with any necessary medical care as a result of any illness/injury. Parent Signature: Date: School Year: 20 / Student Signature: Date: School Year: 20 /!PLEASE!NOTE:!PARENT!CONSENT!IS!REQUIRED!ONCE!PER!SCHOOL!YEAR!! Revised!5/28/15!
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THOMPSON SCHOOL DISTRICT CHECKLIST FOR ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION Check as completed Part A - PARENT PERMIT FOR ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION AND INSURANCE COVERAGE Read and complete with parent or guardian. Release
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Emergency Contact / Insurance Information SPORT(s): NAME: DATE OF BIRTH: YEAR: (Freshman / Sophomore ) SSN: No SSN (initial ) LOCAL ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP CODE: PHONE NUMBER: (H) (C) (W) E-MAIL Emergency
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The criteria used for the awarding of letter jackets and/or letters shall be the same for all Pearland ISD campuses for each program. Listed below are the requirements for each approved organization: Visual
