Athletics definition

Athletics and “Athletic Activity” means participation by a student athlete on any athletic team or cheerleader team sponsored by the School District.

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Athletics means the sport of Athletics as defined in the Rules and Regulations including track and field, road running, race walking, cross country running, mountain running, and trail running.

Athletics means the sport of athletics as defined by the International Association of Athletics Federations and Athletics Australia, which is governed by ANSW and Athletics Australia.

Examples of Athletics in a sentence

• Sale, purchase, use or possession of any controlled substances, steroids, or other drugs or chemicals, the sale, purchase, use, or possession of which by EMPLOYEE is prohibited by law or Governing Athletics Rules.

• Upon written notice and after reasonable opportunity to respond in writing, LSU may suspend EMPLOYEE for an indefinite period during any investigation by LSU, another governmental entity, or the NCAA or SEC to determine whether EMPLOYEE has violated any laws or Governing Athletics Regulations.

• EMPLOYEE, subject to Governing Athletics Regulations and Athletic Department guidelines, rules and regulations, may work at sports camps or clinics at LSU.

• In the event any of these benefits does not comply with the University Rules and Governing Athletics Rules, the non-compliant benefit(s) shall be null and void.

• EMPLOYEE, subject to Governing Athletics Regulations and Athletic Department guidelines, rules and regulations, may operate or work at sports camps or clinics at LSU.

More Definitions of Athletics

Athletics means any one or more of Track and Field athletics, Road Running, Race Walking, Cross Country Running, Mountain Running and Ultra Distance Running;

Athletics means all athletics including, but not restricted to, track and field, running, jumping, throwing, cross country, race walking, road running, ultra- running and competitive athletics held under the auspices of Athletics Canada;

Athletics means a collection of sporting events that involve competitive running, jumping, throwing, race walking and wheelchair events covering able-bodied and para athletes;

Athletics. The parent(s)/guardian(s) and student acknowledge and agree that the student may not be immediately eligible to participate in athletics, subject to the rules of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (“MHSAA”), and that all such decisions concerning eligibility are within the discretion of MHSAA. • Transportation: The parent(s)/guardian(s) are responsible for their student’s transportation to and from school, and will consistently drop off and pick up their student on time. Space permitting and subject to prior approval by the District, Harbor Springs may provide transportation if the parent(s)/guardian(s) drops the student off at an existing bus stop serving Harbor Springs students.

Athletics means more than competition between individuals or teams representing different schools. It is, rather, a means of building a way of life respected in our society. It teaches understanding and appreciation of teamwork—that to participate means success, and to follow training rules means healthy living habits and establishes high team morale. This results in a mutual trust by coaches and other team members. Athletics exemplifies the philosophy that dedication, drive, and determination bring eventual improvements day by day.

Athletics. If you play a NPHS team sport, you will earn 5 credits each season toward your 20-credit PE requirement. Your sport will be added to your schedule (as a period 5) after your coach adds you to a team roster. For Athletic information, visit: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.

Athletics links in order to “grow” and “sustain” participation in athletics across CCS, its “partner” primary schools (Denmead Primary Schools; ▇▇▇▇ Plain Primary Schools; Meadowlands Primary School; Padnell Primary Schools; Queens Inclosure Primary School) and the wider community. CCS and HAC also wish to provide effective pathways through which participants can “excel”.