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Winger Activities

Fall 2024 PAC

WELCOME!

Please sit towards the front of the auditorium.

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Meet the AD?

Paul Hartmann
Graduate of RWHS (1997)
6th year as Activities Director
Prior - 16 year Social Studies Teacher
Coached football (12 yrs) basketball (18 yrs)

Baseball (25 yrs)

Stacy (21 yrs)

Reid (Class of ‘24) Tate (Class of ‘27)

Wrigley and Maggie

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RWHS Weight Room

It all starts here!
The most important room for athlete development
In season (2 days/week)
Out of season (3+ days/week)
Strength and Speed Staff

Cory Thorson
Cait Larsen
Doug Larsen

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RWHS Fall Head Coaches

Cheer - TBD
Cross Country - Katie Rausch and Bill Emery
Football - Brent Stinson
Boys Soccer - Nate Weess
Girls Soccer - Taylor Becker
Girls Swim and Dive - Don Featherstone and Charley Nelson
Girls Tennis - Emmy Hartman
Volleyball - Sydney Book

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Online Registration

All registration is completed @ www.gowingers.com

Information on coaches, calendars, Academic Eligibility Policy, this presentation, etc.

Qualifying Athletic Physical

Physicals are valid for 3 years from the date of the exam
MUST have a valid physical on file to participate
Scan/email physical form to tebecker@rwps.org

Please call or email with any questions - MUST be registered in order to participate

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Participation Fees

All HS Athletics - $175
7-8 Football, Volleyball, Basketball- $100

Shortened seasons, less commitment

Cheerleading - $175
Fine Arts - $175
Free and Reduced Lunch - available for Activity Scholarships

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www.Big9.org

This is your hub for all schedules and information related to:

Game times and locations
Directions and maps to sites
Schedule changes

Email or text message notifications on any changes to your child’s schedule

There’s an APP for that!

“Activity Scheduler”

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Notify Me Tool

Click Here

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Attendance Policy

A student who participates in a co-curricular activity must be in school for more than half a normal day of the contest/performance to be eligible for participation in games or practices. A student will be excused only for school-related functions, family, religious observances, and doctor appointments (a doctor’s note is needed to qualify as an excuse). No other excuses will be accepted.
Any UNEXCUSED class absence during the day means you cannot practice or play in games or activities that day.

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MSHSL Rules on Non-School Competition

Athletes on B squad, JV, or Varsity level teams are restricted to competing only for the school team during the season in that particular sport
This restriction includes NOT being able to tryout for or practice with a non-school team
Examples: AAU, ODP, Junior Olympic programs
When in doubt, check with your AD.

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Mayo Clinic Health System Athletic Training Services

Maddy Hardyman, ATC Hardyman.Madelyn@mayo.edu

651-800-0971

Kathy Sheehan, ATC Sheehan.kathy@mayo.edu 507-884-4677

Leah Plaas, ATC Plaas.leah@mayo.edu 651-380-3408

Paul Irwin, ATC Irwin.paul@mayo.edu 651-380-3606

General Contact Information - rwathletictrainer@rwps.org

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Mayo Clinic Health System Athletic Training Services

A Certified Athletic Trainer is assigned to the following events each year.
Fall:

Football - Boys Soccer - Girls Soccer - Cross Country

Winter:

Gymnastics - Boys Hockey - Girls Hockey - Boys Basketball - Girls Basketball

Spring:

Track

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Injury Protocol / Concussion Testing

Set up an appointment with our trainers @ rwathletictrainer@rwps.org

Can meet at YMCA, Mayo, RWHS Training Room, OR Virtual

In training room after school for 2 hours per day

We are discouraging drop in times after school
Be proactive and save time for you and our staff

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Red Wing Booster Club

Nichole Hultman - President; Angela Hauschildt - Vice President
Jeannie Romfo - Treasurer; Jess Hanson - Secretary

Mission Statement - “The Red Wing Booster Club was established in 1969 to support Red Wing High School athletics both financially and by increasing Winger Spirit in our schools and community.”

RWBC HAS DONATED NEARLY $340,000 TO WINGER ATHLETICS OVER THE PAST 11 YEARS!

Please consider becoming a booster!

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You are pledging to be chemically free!

MSHSL Bylaws 205: A student shall not at any time, regardless of the quantity:

Use or consume, have in possession a beverage containing alcohol;
Use or consume, have in possession tobacco; or,
Use or consume, have in possession, buy, sell or give away any other controlled substance or drug paraphernalia
Use or consume, have in possession, buy, sell or give away products containing or products used to deliver nicotine, tobacco products, and other chemicals

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Chemical Eligibility Consequences

2 weeks/2 contests – whichever is greater
3 weeks/6 contests – whichever is greater
4 weeks/12 contests – whichever is greater
A student-athlete cannot be a captain nor can he/she be named to an all-conference team if he/she misses any part of the season due to a penalty for violation of MSHSL/District 256 chemical and/or hazing, racial/religious/sexual harassment rules and/or student code of conduct rule
This also applies to varsity letters and post-season honors

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Violations

Bylaw 206 – Student Code of Responsibilities

“I will respect and obey the rules of my school, and the laws of my community, state, and country.”
Covers behavior both in and out of school

Denial Disqualification - MSHSL

During an investigation, work with us and be truthful
A student shall be disqualified for an additional 9 weeks beyond the student’s original period of ineligibility when the student denies violation of the rule, is allowed to participate, and is subsequently found guilty of the violation.