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Brown Deer - Athletic Department

Administrative Assistant - Cathy Anwar

E-Mail: canwar@browndeerschools.com

Middle School Athletic Director - Paul Scioli

E-Mail: pscioli@browndeerschools.com

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Brown Deer - Training Services

Certified Athletic Trainer - Deja Cooper

E-Mail: deja.cooper@froedtert.com

Team Physician - Dr. Jonathan Campbell

Froedtert health Medical Group

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Brown Deer Falcons Athletics Booster Club

JOIN THE BOOSTER CLUB

Sign-Up Today!

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Brown Deer Falcons Athletics Booster Club

Neil Pierson, President

npierson@citgo.com

779-260-9010

We need ALL PARENTS to join and be a part of the Booster Club. Booster Club Video

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REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION

Athletics Registration Process

Complete the online registration on Sports Engine. The parent sets themselves up as a new user. Fill out the student and parent information areas, read and acknowledge all Athletic Code information, Concussion and Liability Waivers.

Upload your new Doctor physical clearance form on Sports Engine OR email to canwar@browndeerschools.com. A sports physical exam must be dated April 1, 2022 or later to be current for the 23-24 school year.

Pay your sports fee on E~funds online or at the offices at the Middle High School. (Select “HS Sports Fee or MS Sports Fee”). Max charge of $160 per family for MS Athletics and $220 per family for HS Athletics. These total amounts do not include the one time per year transportation fee of $25.00.

Any questions please contact Cathy Anwar @ canwar@browndeerschools.com

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HS ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

NO FAILING GRADES
Ineligible to participate in the activities, contests, or performances for a period of either:

15 scheduled school days or 21 consecutive calendar days (at the start of fall sports) as prescribed by the WIAA and must follow the code procedures described in the code sections for ineligible students and for regaining academic eligibility. The grades used for determining eligibility are those given on report cards for the 1st quarter, 1st semester, 3rd quarter, and 2nd semester. Incompletes (I) are considered failures until replaced on the student’s record as passing grades. Grades from the previous year’s 2nd semester, including 8th-grade 4th quarter report cards for freshmen, are used to determine initial eligibility for fall sports and activities.

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MS ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

NO FAILING GRADES
Ineligible to participate in the activities, contests, or performances for a period of either:

10 scheduled school days and must continue to meet and practice with the team for a period of not less than 10 school days, but ineligible students may not compete in games, contests, or performances during this time period.

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ATTENDANCE

Full attendance at school the day of contest/practice.
Attend all classes

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Brown Deer Athletic Website

https://browndeerschools.sportngin.com/home

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CODE VIOLATIONS

Activities Code Book

365 Days a Year

Inappropriate use of Internet/Social Media/Cyber Image Policy

Presence at Inappropriate Setting/Environment

Responsibilities: Responsibilities to You: The most important of these responsibilities is to broaden and develop strength of character. You owe it to yourself to derive the greatest benefit from your high school experiences. To live a healthy lifestyle and to respect your health both physically and mentally at all times. A. In the classroom, an athlete: Must realize that he/she is a student first, an athlete second. The student-athlete must give time and energy to classroom studies to ensure good and acceptable grades that meet the BDMHS academic eligibility standards. Must maintain a satisfactory citizenship and behavior record by giving respectful attention to classroom activities and by treating teachers, administrators, and fellow students with respect. Tardiness, horseplay, and unnecessary talking are unacceptable behavior habits that, if uncorrected by the student-athlete, may result in suspension from the athletic program. B. On Campus, an Athlete: Must adhere to the district dress and grooming policy 5511. You are a leader and you have only one chance to make a good impression. Will refrain from fighting, scuffling, horseplay, and juvenile behavior in and around the school building. C. During the athletic season/period: notify the coach if he/she needs to miss a game or practice session that is scheduled. Absences from athletic practices should be handled according to school guidelines and team rules. Missed practices will also be required to be made up. Any absence should be made up before an athlete participates in the first quarter/half of a contest. Be on the field, court, weight room, or other designated area dressed and ready to practice when the tardy bell rings or when designated by the coach. Tardiness to our class period is inexcusable as it is to any other class. Maintain neat and clean locker space. Be proud of your dressing area and keep it neat. Lock all personal belongings in your locker. The school is not responsible for misplaced, lost, stolen, or damaged personal property or textbooks.

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PARENT/GUARDIAN/ATHLETE/COACH EXPECTATIONS

Communications That Parent/Guardian/Athletes Should Expect From the Coaches:

Expectations the coaches have for their child and all team members.
Location and times of all practices.
Team requirements, fees, special equipment, game dress, off-season opportunities.
The policy dealing with excused and unexcused absences. (What will be the consequences for missing a game/practice because of vacation?)

Expectations/Communications Coaches Should Expect From the Athlete and Parent/Guardian:

Notification of any schedule conflicts that may occur, well in advance of the season (vacations).
Special concerns regarding coaching expectations (practice requirements).
Support for the BDMHS Activities Code of Conduct and all team rules.
If the athlete has a concern, the parents should encourage their son/daughter to speak with the coach or coaching staff.

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PARENT/GUARDIAN/ATHLETE/COACH EXPECTATIONS Cont’d.

Appropriate Concerns Athlete/Parent May Address with the Coaching Staff:

The Treatment of the athlete mentally and physically.
Ways to help the athlete improve his/her performance and skill level.
Concerns about the athletes’ behavior in school/practices/games.

Areas That Are Not Appropriate For Parents to Discuss with Coaches:

An individual’s playing time.
Team strategy.
Play selections.
The make-up of the team and the decision as to who plays on a particular team.
Other members of the team, other parents and other coaches.

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COMMUNICATION

The Proper Method to Address a Concern:

(Step 1) The athlete speaks with the coach. (It is suggested the coaching staff be involved/present when this conference takes place.
(Step 2) The parent/guardian asks for a conference with the coach. (If the coach cannot be reached, the parent should contact the Athletic Director and he will arrange for the coach to contact the parent/guardian.
(Step 3) If the conference between the parent-guardian/athlete does not resolve the concern, there will be a meeting set up by the Athletic Director. The AD will moderate the conference.
The conference will deal with the specific issues that the parent-guardian/athlete has. Both parties will be allowed to speak in an uninterrupted manner. The conference will be in a non-threatening environment.

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PARENTAL OATH of SPORTSMANSHIP

I agree to practice and promote good sportsmanship. I also agree that if I fail to abide by the following guidelines and goal, I will be subject to disciplinary action that could include, but not limited to: verbal warning by school personnel, written warning, removal and/or suspension from game(s), or legal prosecution or action with record of incident kept on file.

See page 19 of code book

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Sports Start Dates

Fall 2023-24

Football - August 2nd

Cheer - August 2nd

Girls Swim - August 8th

Girls Tennis - August 8th

Boys/Girls Cross Country - August 14th

Boys Soccer - August 14th

Girls Volleyball - August 14th

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Sports Start Dates

Winter 2023-24

Bowling - November 1st

Girls Basketball - November 6th

Cheer - November 6th

Boys Basketball - November 13th

Boys Swim - November 13th

Wrestling - November 13th

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Sports Start Dates

Spring 2023-24

Boys/Girls Track & Field - March 4th

Softball - March 11th

Girls Soccer - March 18th

Baseball - March 18th

Boys Tennis - March 25th

Boys Golf - March 25th

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