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Agenda

Getting cleared to participate in sports
Summer Programs
Tryouts
Academic Expectations
Expected Behaviors for Student Athletes
Expected Parent Behaviors
NCAA Requirements
Booster Club presentations

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Parent Behavior Expectations: Are You Ready for the Game?

1. Cheer for our team and players. Opponents and referees deserve respect. Realize that players and officials will make mistakes. Your support is needed when things aren’t going well.
2. Concentrate on what is best for the team or individual players
3. Attempting to communicate with coaches, players, or officials during a game only creates tension and is completely unacceptable. Be a respectful spectator.
4. Conduct that draws unwanted attention to oneself usually leads to embarrassment for your child. Don’t jeopardize losing the opportunity to watch your child participate.

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Sports Accomplishments

Since 1997 Redlands East Valley High School has earned:
Over 100 Citrus Belt League titles
Over 15 CIF titles
Over 20 CIF Runner up Titles
3 State Championship
Over 20 individual CIF Champions
A State Track Champion
Olympians
Professional Athletes

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Sports Clearance

You must go to https://www.homecampus.com/login to create an account if you have not done so already. QR codes can be found at each of the Team Tables.
If you have created an account Log-In using your username and password
Once on the website make sure click “Start Clearance”
Physicals are good for one calendar year. WE MUST HAVE A HARD COPY or a copy of the check-off sheet SIGNED and STAMPED by the doctor. Check of sheets are located in the main office if you need one.
Exact instructions can be found under the Athletics Clearance Tab on our school’s website

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Summer Programs

Summer Programs can be accessed on the Redlands East Valley Website. Click Athletics and then click Summer

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Tryouts

All student/athletes who would like to tryout for any team must be cleared through Home Campus
Teams with tryouts will have individual sports information on our website or at their tables tonight
Teams with no tryouts: Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Badminton, Track and Field

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Academic Expectations

Every student athlete must earn at least a 2.0 grade point average or earn 12 academic points. GPA’s are calculated adding your point values together and dividing by the number of classes you are taking for that semester.
A=4 pts John’s grades A, C, F, D, A, C
B=3pts How many points does he have?
C=2pts What is his GPA?
D=1pt

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Student Athlete Expectations

1. On the field: Student-athletes are respectful towards their teammates, coaches, opponents, fans, and officials. Student-athletes must play by all the rules of the game all the time.

2. On campus: Student-athletes set an example of good citizenship. They help promote school spirit and they should strive to be positive leaders in school activities.

3. In the classroom: Student-athletes must show respect for teachers and fellow students.

4. At all times: Student-athletes represent their team, school and community, and must be conscious of their appearance and manners at all times

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Am Ready For The Game?

1.Cheer for our team and players. Opponents and referees deserve respect. Realize that players and officials will make mistakes. Your support is needed when things aren’t going well.

2. Concentrate on what is best for the team. Preoccupation with statistics can be very distracting.

3. Attempting to communicate with coaches, players, or officials during a game only creates tension and is completely unacceptable. Be a respectful spectator.

4. Conduct that draws unwanted attention to oneself usually leads to embarrassment for your child. Please keep their well-being in mind at all times. Don’t jeopardize losing the opportunity to watch your child participate.

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A Word on Playing at the Next Level (College Athletics)

The first thing college recruiters ask
The second thing college recruiters ask.
Start with asking your child where they want to go to school.

Don’t always have to start with the school. Start with the state…what do they want to study… study abroad.

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College Levels D1, D2, D3 and NAIA

According to NCAA statistics, depending on the sport, graduating seniors have between a .07% and 4% chance of playing at the D1 level.
D2 chances are slightly higher
D3 schools do not offer athletic scholarships
NAIA schools offer scholarships but have fewer sports.

Source: NCAA.org/probability-of-competing-in-college-athletics

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If you haven’t yet, register for a free Profile Page account at eligibilitycenter.org for information on NCAA initial-eligibility requirements.

Use NCAA Research’s interactive map to help locate NCAA schools you’re interested in attending.

Find your high school’s list of NCAA-approved core courses at eligibilitycenter.org/ course list to ensure you’re taking the right courses, and earn the best grades possible!

A-G Requirements mirror what NCAA requires.

9^th Grade Year

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Ways to get information on sports here at Redlands East Valley:

Reach out to coaches directly through email. Email information can be found on School Website
REV High School Website
Instagram

Instagram accounts
Rev_baseball
Revxcountry
Revwrestling