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OHSLA CALENDAR 2011-2012 June CERTIFICATIONS FOR COACHING IN THE OHSLA
All head coaches must have the certifications listed below. Any other coach who works alone with the players and not under the supervision of the Head Coach also needs to have these certifications.
Certification through NFHS Coaches Education program (one time requirement) http://www.nfhslearn.com/coreCourseDetail.aspx?courseID=1000 This link should take you directly to the purchase page. If not the class is called Fundamentals of Coaching.
Please enter OSAA as the association.
NFHS Concussion Management Course: http://www.nfhslearn.com/electiveDetail.aspx?courseID=15000
Online Steroid Training and Assessment Class (required once every four years)http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?=2571 Send Joanne notification that you have completed these courses and she will verify and put you on the certified coaches list. Failure to complete these classes by the first practice date means that you cannot meet or work with your team. 2012 OHSLA SOP's Click here to download .pdf file 2011 NFHS RULES INTERPRETATIONS This is a great video that covers some of the changes in the NFHS rules for 2011. Highly recommended viewing. WAIVER FORM TO PLAY NON-OHSLA TEAMS As per the OHSLA SOP's, it is necessary for a team to get a waiver from the Commissioner in order to play a Non-OHSLA team. Please fill out one of the forms below (Word document or .pdf file) and return via email to the Commissioner at dalewaag@europa.com Waiver to play non-OHSLA team in Word format OSAA HANDBOOK Other than some OHSLA specific rules that are covered in the SOP's (Standard Operating Procedures), the OHSLA follows the OSAA rules quite closely. The OSAA rule book can be found at the following link: http://www.osaa.org/publications/handbook/1011/ FORM FOR COOPERATIVE SPONSORSHIPS (CO-OPS) When there is interest in lacrosse at a school that has no team, but not enough interest to generate large enough numbers to start a new team at that school, it is possible to form a co-op with another school. This can be with either a new team or with a previously established team. The goal here is to combine both schools in order to create a large enough base of students in which to field a single team. The desired result would be to see growth occur at both schools, hopefully in enough numbers where they can both field individual teams in the future. This tactic has worked successfully in the OHSLA several times. Co-ops can also be used to combine two small schools that could never support a team on their own, in order to create large enough numbers that a team could be formed. Co-ops are not to be used to improve a teams quality (win/loss record). Co-ops are not to be used as a method to get around OSAA rule 8.5.1. In other words, if you have a player who wants to play lacrosse but his school does not offer the sport, a co-op cannot be formed with the players school and an existing teams school in order to give this student a place to play. The OHSLA is fairly lenient in allowing an initial co-op in order for this player to build interest at his school for the first year. The hope here is that the player will work to add interest at his school. In the second year of the co-op, if interest has not built at the players school of attendance, it can only be assumed that the co-op was used in order to sidestep OSAA rule 8.5.1, instead of for the purpose of growing interest at a new school. The chances are pretty high that the co-op will be denied in year two if there is no growth at the players school. Co-ops must be signed by the Athletic Director or Activities Director of both schools. When the co-op form is complete, please mail the signed form to the Assistant Commissioner. A mailing address is at the bottom of the form. CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT VIDEO Video from 2012 Meeting: This is a link to a video that features Dr. Andrea Herzka, a specialist in Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy at OHSU's Department of Orthopedic Surgery. Andrea, along with her colleague, Dr. James Chesnutt, are among the nations leading experts in Sports Medicine and concussions. This presentation and discussion was part of the 2012 OHSLA All Coaches Meeting, presented on January 7, 2012. Another great video to watch for both parents and coaches regarding the recognition, on field treatment and recovery of concussions. http://www.orlaxrecruit.com/Concussions.html MINUTES OF JANUARY 14 ALL COACHES MEETING Click here to download .pdf file DRILLS AND PRACTICE INFORMATION FROM COACHES CLINIC 2011 Click here to download .pdf file VIDEO OF COACHES CLINIC 2012 FEATURING SYRACUSE COACHING STAFF-- JOHN DESKO AND LELAN ROGERS http://www.orlaxrecruit.com/coachclinic.html PAY OF OFFICIALS
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