Team Selection. Team Selection: The Upper School teams are primarily made up of students from 9-12th grade. Students that have reached the seventh grade may play “lifetime sports” and on Junior Varsity teams, while students who have reached the eighth may participate on Varsity teams provided their talents meet that level of merit and the coach feels they will contribute and participate in a meaningful manner. The differences in size, skill, and physical maturity can be markedly different. It is the goal of the Athletic Department to provide each student with the best possible means to improve their skills and knowledge base of their game of choice. To that end, the students may be placed on teams that have differing developmental goals based on the evaluation of the coaching staff for that activity. We often offer a Junior Varsity team that is meant to maximize practice time in order to develop skills while providing an abbreviated schedule in which to put these skills to use. Coaches of Junior Varsity teams are looking to give players as much playing time as possible in order to evaluate the players’ progress in making drilled skills into habitual skills. In some cases there are limits in terms of facilities, coaching availability, or other resource issues that mandate smaller rosters. In these cases selections are made and the students who are not selected for the team are strongly encouraged to find another activity for the season in question. The selection process involves the coach for that sport in consultation with the athletic director. It is an extensive and difficult task for everyone involved. There are limits to the time available to make these selections depending on the season and other non-athletic factors that may be involved. However, every effort is made to give each child strong consideration prior to making selections for each team. Schedules: Due to several factors (ie: number of teams in the league, availability of certified officials, and availability of facilities), different teams’ schedules may vary. Following the final selection session, each coach will be responsible for giving out his/her schedule of practices. Game schedules are available on the website under the each team listed on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx. Some teams have schedules that are more extensive than others. Regardless of the strength of schedule, the expectations remain the same regarding practice and game attendance. In the event a change should occur for weather, or...
Team Selection. Sail Canada will endeavour to establish and communicate to the Athlete selection criteria, including the manner in which incomplete trials are resolved, for all Teams at least three months prior to the selection for any particular team and at least 6 months in advance in the case of major games. Notwithstanding any objective selection criteria, Sail Canada does reserve the right to reject any Athlete it believes on reasonable grounds would be unsuitable for participation in the Team's program, notwithstanding that Athlete's performance in competition.
Team Selection. I agree that this Agreement and my obligations included in it are constant and apply from the date on which my membership of the Team is advised to me by SLSNSW until the earlier of:
Team Selection. Any Team Member may be made the subject of fines or other sanctions in the event of any failure to comply with the conditions for selection set out in the relevant Selection Policy. For the avoidance of any doubt this may include, under the terms of any Selection Policy, a condition that the Team Member may by virtue of not complying with a condition of selection be ineligible for selection for future Teams or that further conditions may be imposed in relation to further selection.
Team Selection. X. Xxxxxxxx is a team sport. We are looking for the right players, not necessarily the best. The team is the star, not the individual. It is understood that the selection to the lacrosse team is at the discretion of the varsity staff according to their selection criteria.
Team Selection. The Middle School teams are made up of students from 6-8th grade. The differences in size, skill and physical maturity in this range can be extreme. It is the goal of the Athletic Department to provide each student with the best possible means to improve their skills and knowledge base of their game of choice. To that end, the students may be placed on teams that have differing developmental goals based on the evaluation of the coaching staff for that activity. We often offer a developmental squad that is meant to maximize practice time in order to develop skills while providing an abbreviated schedule in which to put these skills to use. Coaches of developmental teams are looking to give players as much instruction as possible to prepare those athletes for future participation on the travel teams. In some cases there are limits in terms of facilities, coaching availability, or other resource issues that mandate smaller rosters. In these cases selections are made and the students who are not selected for the team are permitted to find another activity for the season in question. Sometimes these switches are limited to programs that can offer space on their rosters. The selection process involves the coach for that sport in consultation with the Athletic Director. It is an extensive and difficult task for everyone involved. There are limits to the time available to make these selections depending on the season and other non-athletic factors that may be involved. However, every effort is made to give each child strong consideration prior to making selections for each team.
Team Selection. Prior to the end of the second week of the semester, the evaluation team shall be identified. If the bargaining unit member being evaluated does not provide a name to the supervisor, the second member of their team will be appointed by the bargaining unit member’s supervisor.
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