Sports
  - Girls 5 and 6 Volleyball
  - 7th & 8th Grade Girls Volleyball
  - Coed Jr High Cross Country
  - LCC Jr. High Soccer
  - Midget Football Cheer 3-6
  - Midget Football Grades 3 -6
  - 7th Grade Boys Football
  - 8th Grade Boys Football
  - U-12 Soccer
  - K-6th Grade Wrestling
  - Jr. High Wrestling
  - Grades 2-4 Coed Basketball
  - Boys 5 and 6 Basketball
  - Girls 5 and 6 Basketball
  - 7th & 8th Grade Boys Basketball
  - 7th & 8th Grade Girls Basketball
  - Grades K-2 CYO Baseball
  - Grades K-2 CYO Kickball
  - Jr. High Girls Softball
  - 7th Grade Baseball
  - 8th Grade Baseball
  - Jr. High Coed Track
Educational
  - Mathcounts
  - Knowledge Master
  - IDAA
  - 5th and 6th Grade Quiz Bowl
Student Senate
  - Student Senate Representatives
  - Student Senate Officers
  - Student Senate Officers
 

Extra-curricular Policies

I.) Introduction

Mission

At St. Charles Catholic School our objective is to provide a competitive and challenging programs which provides all student-athletes the opportunity to develop their skills in a positive and Christian environment. We believe extra-curricular activities should be used to help our students develop in mind and body, but more importantly in their relationships with God.

Funding

Athletics at St. Charles is self-funded. Gate receipts, concessions and donations comprise a portion of the funding. In addition, St. Charles’ student athletes are asked to pay a fee to participate. Finally, the Redwing Athletic Boosters was created to help offset the cost of our athletic programs. The funds generated by the above are spent at the discretion of the athletic director with the approval of the principal.  Academic activities are funded through the Educational Outreach Fund.

 

II.) Personnel

Athletic Director

The athletic director of St. Charles Catholic School oversees the athletic programs of the parish. Duties include: scheduling of games, tracking eligibility, facility management, aid in the selection process for coaches, equipment inventory, help in coordinating funding for programs and all other duties deemed necessary by the administration.

Assistant Athletic Director

The assistant athletic director works with the AD to assist with all aspects of athletic programming at. St. Charles. He/she is under the direct supervision of the AD.

Volunteer coaches are recruited by the AD to help in CYO programs.

Coaches in the Junior High programs sponsored by St. Charles are paid by the Redwing Booster Club and must follow the selection process outlined below.

Assistant Coaches are chosen by the head coach with the approval of the AD. They may not be chosen until after the team selection process is complete.

Advisors for other extra-curricular positions will be selected by the principal.

Selection Process

Junior high head coaches will be selected by the AD with the approval of the principal. Openings for junior high coaching positions will be posted each year. Interested applicants must submit their application in writing to the AD. The finalists will be presented to the principal for approval. Consideration will be given to staff members when filling positions.

Eligibility

All head coaches, regardless of grade level, must be:

  • A  high school graduate
  • Fingerprinted by the Ohio Bureau of Investigation
  • Complete the “Protecting Youth and Those Who serve Them” workshop
  • Sign the Coaches’ Code of Ethics

Responsibilities

Coaches and advisors are expected to:

·        Be a role model to the youth on their team

·        Conduct themselves in an orderly fashion.

·        Schedule regular practices for the team

·        Attend games and practices in a timely manner, or make provisions for an assistant to meet student-athletes. Students should not be left unattended.

·        Communicate expectations to students and parents.

Advisors and coaches are responsible for the conduct of their assistants, students, parents and fans.

 

III.) Supervision of Children

Protecting Youth Workshop

All supervisors must attend the “Protecting Youth and Those Who Serve Them” workshop sponsored by the diocese. Dates and times are posted on the CYSS website www.cyss.org

Practices

Coaches may close practices if they choose. If, however, practices are closed, at least one other adult must be in attendance.

Transportation

Transportation to and from games and practices should be provided by parents or their designee. It is recommended coaches provide transportation only in limited situations. If a coach finds it necessary to transport an athlete, there must be at least one other person present.

 

IV.) Participants

Eligibility

All students who are in good academic and behavioral standing are eligible to participate in athletic programs at their grade level.

Academic Eligibility- Student athletes’ eligibility will be monitored on a biweekly and quarterly basis. Those earning an “F” or two “D” in any subject will be suspended for a two week period (biweekly assessment) or four week period (quarterly assessment).

Ineligible team members may not attend practice or participate in games. Ineligible student athletes may try out and make a team. However, he/she may not practice or participate in any way until his/her grades have risen to the appropriate level. Coaches may use a student’s academic performance when considering team selections.

Behavioral Eligibility- A student’s behavior at school and school sponsored activities can affect his/her right to participate on athletic teams. If student is under suspension at school, he/she may not practice or play in a game on the date of suspension.  The school administration has to right to withhold a student’s eligibility for disciplinary reasons.  In addition, a student who violates team rules may be suspended or removed by the coach with the approval of the school administration.

Cancellation Policy

Because weather patterns can change throughout the day, scheduled games and practices may take place even if school is cancelled. The athletic director will make a determination in the early afternoon based upon the most current weather conditions. If conditions have improved enough to allow for safe travel, games and practices may take place as scheduled. Coaches, parents and student athletes should monitor the school website throughout the day for postings on cancellations. No student-athlete will be punished for failure to attend a game or practice if the parent feels travel conditions are not safe.

Discipline

All students are expected to abide by school and team guidelines at all times. Any coach, advisor, player, parent or spectator guilty of flagrant or unsportsmanlike behavior will be penalized under the direction of the AD and school administration.

Attendance Policy

If a student is absent from school he/she may not attend practice or compete in a contest on the date of their absence. Students who arrive at school later than 10:00 a.m. may not attend practices or contests unless a doctor’s excuse or an excuse has been pre-approved by the AD. Any student who leaves school prior to the end of the day must also have a doctor’s excuse or permission from the AD before attending practice or a game.

Playing Time

All students in grades 5 and 6 are required to play in every game and coaches are required to abide by CYO rules. 

At the junior high level playing time will be determined by the coach. Student athletes should not expect equal playing time or the opportunity to play in every game because of the competitive nature of junior high sports. However, coaches should make every effort to work substitute players into the game when good sportsmanship dictates.

Team selection

All eligible students in grades 5 and 6 are permitted to participate on CYO teams. In junior high, coaches will select one team from the eligible students who tryout. Those students who are not selected will be notified by the coach on a one-on-one basis. Team size will be determined by the individual coaches.

  • Junior High teams are separated into a 7th grade team and an 8th grade team. Therefore, 8th grade players may not play on a 7th grade team. Players from the 7th grade may be selected for an 8th grade team only if there is an insufficient number of players trying out. Players from the 7th grade may dress for an 8th grade game, but should only be put in the line-up when all 8th grade students have had an opportunity to play.

Athletic Grade and Age Divisions

Sport

Gender

Grade

Season

Fee

Contact

Fall

CYO Volleyball

Girls

5-6

Aug-Oct

Yes

Mary Niese/Ruth Huffman/Eric Wiechart

Jr. High Volleyball

Girls

7-8

Aug-Oct

Yes

Kelly Tabler/Ann Fisher

Jr. High Football   

Boys

7-8

Aug-Oct

No

Ed Quatman/Barry McCullough

Jr. High Soccer

Boys

7-8

Aug-Oct

Yes

Brian Burkholder

Jr. High Cross Ctry

Coed

7-8

Aug-Oct

No

LCC AD

FB Cheerleading

Girls

7-8

Aug-Oct

No

Megan Scheid

Midget Football

Boys

3-6

Aug-Oct

Yes

Tony Wilkerson

Midget FB Cheerleading

Girls

3-6

Aug-Oct

Yes

Rita Burger

Winter

Floor Hockey

Girls

3-8

Oct-Jan

Yes

St. Charles AD

CYO Basketball

Boys

5-6

Nov-Feb

Yes

St. Charles AD

CYO Basketball

Girls

5-6

Nov-Feb

Yes

St. Charles AD

Youth Basketball

Boys

2-4

Jan-Feb

Yes

St. Charles AD

Youth Basketball

Girls

2-4

Jan-Feb

Yes

St. Charles AD

Jr. High Basketball 

Boys

7-8

Nov-Feb

Yes

Matt Quatman/Ron WIlliams

Jr. High Basketball 

Girls

7-8

Nov-Feb

Yes

Julie Burris/Bethany Contini

Jr. High Wrestling

Boys

7-8

Nov-Feb

Yes

John Huffman

Kids' Wrestling

Boys

1-6

Nov-Feb

Yes

John Huffman

Basketball Cheerleading

Girls

7-8

Nov-Feb

No

Megan Scheid

Spring

Jr. High Baseball  

Boys

7-8

Mar-May

No

LCC AD

Jr. High Softball 

Girls

7-8

Mar-May

Yes

Amanda Stechschulte

Jr. High Track

Coed

7-8

Mar-May

No

LCC AD