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California State MeetFan's Guide to finalsfrom the State CIF office
DATES/SITE Saturday, November 28, 1998 - Woodward Park, Fresno Note: Competitors will not leave school on the day preceding the competition prior to the close of the school day unless travel requires two days. If travel requirements warrant, schools may petition their section CIF office for the additional day. Violation of this regulation may result in disqualification.
TIME SCHEDULES
AWARD SCHEDULE
HOW TO GET TO WOODWARD PARK
TICKETS Admission Charges at Woodward Park: Adults - $7.00 Children - $5.00 Note: Advanced tickets can be purchased at the Pasta Feed (6-8 p.m. Friday, November 27) at Buchanan High School (see Pasta Feed below) PARKING Parking is allowed in designated areas only. All vehicles parked illegally inside or outside of the park, will be ticketed and towed. Do not park on any grassy areas inside the park. PASTA FEED There will be a pasta feed Friday night, November 27 at Buchanan High School from 6-8 p.m. This event provides an opportunity to meet other coaches, runners, and press. Advance spectator tickets can be purchased and team packets can be picked up at this time.
>From Woodward Park:
Take Shepard to Minnewawa
Herndon to Villa/Minnewawa and turn left go 1 ½ miles and school is on you left. Name of School______________________Phone__________________ Contact Person_______________________Phone__________________ Number of Individuals Attending____________@$6.00 each=________ Number of Teams Attending_____________@$40.00 each=_________ Total=_____________
MAIL TO: BRIAN WEAVER Buchanan High School 1560 N. Minnewawa Clovis, CA 93611 CIF MERCHANDISE Souvenir merchandise will be available for purchase at Woodward Park on Friday afternoon, November 27, from 1-5 p.m. T-shirts will also be on sale at the Hospitality Event on Friday evening, as well as at Woodward Park all day Saturday. In addition, a quality souvenir program will be available for purchase at Woodward Park on Friday afternoon, November 27, from 1-5 p.m., at the Hospitality Event on Friday evening, as well as at Woodward Park all day Saturday. The program will include photos and information on the outstanding athletes in the state. SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT Letter to Parents The role of the parent in the education of a student is important. The support shown in the home is often manifested in the ability of the student to accept the opportunities presented at a school in the classroom and through co-curricular activities. There is a value system - established in the home, nurtured in the school - which young people are developing. Their involvement in the classroom and other activities contributes to that development. Integrity, fairness and respect are lifetime values taught through athletics. These are the principles of good sportsmanship. With them, the spirit of competition thrives, fueled by honest rivalry, courteous relations and graceful acceptance of the results. A good sport, whether a student or a parent, is a true leader in the community. As a parent of a student at our school, your sportsmanship goals should include: Realizing that athletics are part of the educational experience, and the benefits of involvement go beyond the final score of the game; Encouraging our students to perform their best, just as we would urge them on with their classwork, knowing that others will always turn in better or lesser performances; Participating in positive comments that encourage our students; and discouraging any comments that would redirect that focus - including those that taunt and intimidate opponents, their fans and officials; Learning, understanding and respecting the rules of the game, the officials who administer them and their decisions; Respecting the task our coaches face as teachers; and supporting them as they strive to educate your children; Respecting our opponents as fellow students, and acknowledging them for striving to do their best; and; Developing a sense of dignity under all circumstances. Be a fan...not a fanatic! You can have a major influence on your student’s attitude about academics and athletics. The leadership role you take in sportsmanship will help influence your child, and our community, for years to come.
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