SPORTS SEASONS Sample Clauses

SPORTS SEASONS. 3.1.1 Interschool sports sponsored by the Association shall be divided into three seasons: Fall, Winter, Spring.
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SPORTS SEASONS. The Beacon sports seasons for Indoor Active Use Areas are: fall and winter. Beacon will be provided with complete access to the Indoor Active Use Areas during the hours blocked on the Maximum Use Schedule from August 1st – March 10th of each year. Beacon understands that programming and other users will occupy the Indoor Active Use Areas during times outside of the Maximum Use Schedule for the fall and winter seasons. In addition, the City will have no limits on programming and usage of the Indoor Active Use Areas from March 10 – July 31 every year.
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SPORTS SEASONS. Each school year is divided into three sports seasons: Fall (August-November), Winter (November-March), and Spring (March-May). The EVCO2A Conference Aberdeen competes in the Evergreen Conference. The league is composed of: Aberdeen, Black Hills, Centralia, Rochester, Tumwater, Xxxxxxx and XX Xxxx. The league is committed to quality opportunities in academics, activities, and athletics. In this league, good sportsmanship is the expectation, and you are expected to abide by this as a fan and a participant. xxx.0xxxxxxxxxx.xxx is our league website where you will find league schedules, results and maps to each school. You can also visit XXXXXXXXXX.xxx to see all sports and league schedules. What do I need to do to turn out? All students wishing to turn out for sports must have the following on file with the main office: - A current physical examination (good for 2 years) - Evidence of health insurance, or school insurance purchased - Medical Waiver and Participation Release form - A signed Aberdeen Student Athletics/Activities Contract - Purchase an ASB Card from AHS or MJH - Be cleared of any athletic fines - Concussion form signed - Compete Impact Testing (good for 2 years) Once these items are on file with the Comptroller’s Office, you are cleared to participate. Activity/Athletic Contract In Aberdeen, your involvement in athletics and activities as a privilege, not a right. You will be held to a higher standard of conduct as you are representing our school and community. Here is a summary of what is expected from you according to our Activities/Athletic Contract: School comes first. If you have missed any portion of the day’s classes, you may not participate in that day’s practice or contest. Your coach is required to check attendance daily. You must have a minimum GPA of 2.00, and not be failing a course from the previous grading period to be eligible to participate. If you fail to meet this standard, you will be allowed to participate in a probationary status. At the end of three and six week grade checks, if you have attained a GPA up to a 2.00, and are passing all academic classes, you are off of probation. If you have not, you remain in tutorial sessions until you attain this standard. Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) rules also state that you must be passing at least five of six classes, including CATS Connections and i-Period, to maintain eligibility. Sportsmanship Matters! You are an ambassador for our school and community...
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