Games Rules & Parent Conduct Contract
Welcome, Queens Falcons Players And Parents. After
reading this here, please download the
Parent Conduct Of Contract form in the Forms
Section of this web site as well.
Athletes and coaches will not be able to perform at their best if
parents do not have a clear understanding of the youth football
program. The following are guidelines for parents and players that
must be followed:
1.
Parents should not interfere during practice or at game time. If
there are any questions or concerns they will be handled after
practice or a game. You should speak to your parent captain and then
your coach if you have any concerns pertaining to your child or the
team itself.
2. We will not tolerate any “trash talking” of any coach or parent.
The Queens Falcons pride itself on being a family program with this
in mind we are instituting a 3 strike rule. If anyone is found to be
using derogatory comments against any coach, parent or player they
will get two warnings and on the third infraction they will be asked
to leave the program.
3. All players should be prepared for every practice and game.
During practice and game time players should be wearing there
assigned equipment, uniforms, cleats and mouthpiece. Any player that
is not prepared will not play. Being prepared is necessary for the
team to run smoothly.
4. Parents should support the coach as long as the coach follows
proper coaching guidelines. It is inappropriate for a parent to
coach a player who is on the field. It not only devalues the coach,
it also confuses the player.
5.
Be a parent and not a coach to your children. Offer encouragement
and positive reinforcement.
6. Parents should encourage discipline by having their children
arrive on time for practice and games. When a player is late or
absent it affects the whole team. Parents must also be on time when
picking up their child.
7. Parents should help their children realize that belonging to a
team requires commitment. Regular attendance affects the team as a
whole. The number of practices players attend will affect the amount
of playing time the player receives. The more a player practices the
better prepared he will be come game time.
8. Each player will be expected to treat his fellow teammates with
the utmost respect. Any player who disrespects their teammate will
be suspended from playing until further notice.
9. Parents should volunteer their services whenever possible this
shows the participants the value of being a team player. With this
in mind please join in our parents club. Each family will be asked
to donate supplies for our games.
10.
Parents should respect the officials and their calls. It is okay
to disagree but inappropriate to disparage.
11. Parents should not embarrass their child by calling attention to
them through loud and rude behavior. Remember that your child learns
more from your actions than your words. Practice good sportsmanship
by being respectful to players, parents and coaches on both teams.