League Code of Ethics
Players
- Players should always be respectful to their coaches. This means not being derogatory in any way towards your coach. Make it easy for your coach to run practices and games effectively. This will make for a more successful and enjoyable experience. Players are always encouraged to ask questions and constructive comments. If however a player has any concern to bring up to the coach regarding playing time, playing position, ect. set a time to meet the coach.
- Players should always be respectful to their teammates. Treating others as you would want to be treated is our when it comes to teammates, coaches, and referees. Your teammates are like your family. Treat them well. If you have a concern or conflict with a teammate set time aside to discuss not during practice or a game. Cheer on your teammates and help them out by encouraging them and giving them constructive criticism.
- Always show sportsmanship towards your opponents.
- Fighting and profanity are never allowed.
- Players should always respect the referees. At no time ever should a player challenge a referees decisions. Leave that to the coaches.
- Players should arrive on time to all games with proper gear. Jersey and gym shoes.
- Players should stay off the court until his/her game begins. No ball should be bounced and kids should remain off the court until the previous games are done and the kids have exited the gym.
- Players violating any of the code of ethics will be handled on an individual basis. Consequences will be determined by the General Manager and Owner.
Parents
- We ask the parents to respect the referees and coaches decisions as well as always showing good sportsmanship to the opposing team. This means not talking to the referees or the coaches during activities. As well, not coaching your child(s) or other people child(s) during games aside from encouragement. Of course we understand the passion of sports parents share with their kids but keep it in a fun encouraging manner that stays away from distractions to the team, your child, and the coach.
- Any concerns should be brought to the on site league manager, Michael Lazenby. You can also write your concerns to support@hoops4health.com
- We kindly ask all parents to remain off the court during practices. This includes any family members/siblings. We welcome parents to stay and watch either in the bleachers or waiting area at the game facilities.
- We ask to be mindful to allow your child to develop and not to disrupt the coach or players while they are in their games. We ask all parents to set the best example in conduct for your kids, others, and the program. It is our job to teach and have your child's full attention during games.