Team Responsibility Sample Clauses

Team Responsibility. The Administrator of the evaluation team shall be responsible for completing form H.
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Team Responsibility a. Each team/field lessee is responsible for removing any equipment, trash/debris, etc. from their field, dugouts and stands after each practice. Failure to adhere to this rule can result in team field rental privileges being revoked and/or additional cleaning charges. Ford Park/Spectra is not responsible for the loss of items/equipment left behind after practice. b. Pitching turtles can be supplied upon request, subject to availability. Teams are not permitted to move/remove bases, turtles, or pitching rubbers. Teams are responsible for their own water, cups, etc. c. Spectra/Ford Park reserves the right to rent each field “as is”, and there is NO guarantee that fields will be set for the age group of the Team renting them.
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Team Responsibility. Choreography: every member is expected to know all choreography and come prepared to practices and games. In the event choreography is missed for any reason, it is the individual’s responsibility to learn and know it by the next practice. If extra help is needed, the individual should schedule additional time with the coaches and/or a teammate. All material will be tested on each dancer before choosing who will perform each routine. Being on the team does not guarantee a spot in every dance. -Game roles: While we are a cheer and dance team, we are also expected and asked to help with in game promotions during games. This can include, but is not limited to, throwing out t- shirts, giving out pizzas, choosing crowd members for timeout or halftime activities, etc. Every single member is required to participate in these duties. As an athlete, it is each and every person’s responsibility to stay physically fit and lead a healthy lifestyle through exercise and nutrition. Team workouts, drills, skills, competition tricks and tech- nique will be a regular part of our practice routine. While working out and taking class outside of practice is encouraged, no one is to participate in any sport or activity that can cause serious injury or jeopardize your team commitment. Any injuries incurred at practice or games should immediately be brought to the coaches’ attention and referred to the athletic trainers. Additionally, the use of any illegal substances is strictly prohibited. Every member of this team is subject to drug testing at any time, and if anyone is found in violation of this will be immediately dropped from the team.
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Team Responsibility a. Each team/field lessee is responsible for removing any equipment, trash/debris, etc. from their field, dugouts and stands after each practice. Failure to adhere to this rule can result in team field rental privileges being revoked and/or additional cleaning charges. Xxxxxxx Automotive Fields/OAK VIEW GROUP is not responsible for the loss of items/equipment left behind after practice. b. Pitching turtles can be supplied upon request, subject to availability. Teams are not permitted to move/remove bases, turtles, or pitching rubbers. Teams are responsible for their own water, cups, etc. c. OAK VIEW GROUP/Xxxxxxx Automotive Fields reserves the right to rent each field “as is”, and there is NO guarantee that fields will be set for the age group of the Team renting them.
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