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Updated Information -
effective May 28, 2008
Farmington Girls Fastpitch
Association
2008 In-House Softball program
General Information:
- First practice will be Monday May 19th.
All games/practices/tournament will be at the Farmington
Elementary Fields.
- Each girl needs to have her own helmet and
glove. Bats are provided, but you are welcome to bring your
own. Cages are not required, but strongly recommended for
safety.
- Pictures will be taken on Wednesday
June 11th for all 6U & 8U players at the
Farmington Elementary Fields. In the event of rain, the
pictures will be moved indoors. (location to be determined and
your coach will notify you)
- 6U players will participate in a skills
night on Wednesday, June 25th, the last night of
play. All players will receive a participation medal; Hotdogs
will be provided for all players that night.
- 8U players will participate in a
tournament on Saturday July 19th; Trophies will be
awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd
place teams, participation medals to 4th & 5th
place.
- 8U players will participate in a
tournament on Saturday August 2nd; Trophies will be awarded to 1st,
2nd and 3rd place teams, participation
medals to 4th & 5th place.
- By-Laws and Operations policies for our
association can be found on our website:
www.farmingtonfastpitch.com . The In-House schedules and
tournament info will also be posted there.
- To receive up-to-date information, please
make sure your email is registered on
www.farmingtonfastpitch.com
- In case of rain – please contact your
coach. They will make the decision for your team. Games may
not take place if the fields are wet, but you may be able to
practice in the outfield.
Parent
Code of Ethics & Responsibilities
As a parent of a FGFA participant, you must pledge to:
1.
Help your child set realistic goals. Sports' primary value is the
opportunity for self-development.
2.
Be realistic about your child's ability.
3.
Control negative emotions and think positively. At games,
yelling at players, game officials or coaches is prohibited. Be a
positive role model.
4.
Understand and respect the differences between parental roles
and coaching roles. While parents are ultimately responsible for
their child's development, they must leave the coaching to the
coach.
5.
Communicate openly with your child's coaches. (Coaches are
not to be approached during games over a disagreement concerning
their decisions.)
6.
Practice with your child in order to achieve skill
development.
7.
Become familiar with the techniques and rules of the sport.
8.
Make sure your daughter has transportation to and from all
games and practices.
Picture Schedule:
Wednesday, June 11th:
Thursday, June 12th:
5:45pm All 6U
teams 5:45pm – 10U Teams #1 &
#2
6:30 pm – 8U Team #1
6:15pm – 10U Teams #3 & #4
6:45pm – 8U Team #2
7:00pm – 8U Team #3
7:15pm – 8U Team #4
7:30pm – 8U Team #5
6U Rules & Schedule
click here
8U Rules & Schedule
click here
10U Rules & Schedule
click here
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Volunteer Requirements: |
A $150 volunteer deposit check will be required by each
family at the time of registration (must be a separate
check).
The volunteer
deposit will be returned to each family that completes one
volunteer credit. Volunteer credits are given for the
following activities:
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FGFA Board
member.
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Volunteer
Coach or Assistant Coach (assigned by the In-House
Director).
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Team
Coordinator (Limit 2/team at the discretion of the
coach.).
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In-House
Volunteer Tournament Planning Committee member.
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In-House
Tournament Volunteer.
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Traveling
Tournament (Bobber Tournament) Volunteer.
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In-House
Volunteer Coordinator.
Please email Lisa Silber, In-House Director, with your preferences
a
lisasilber@frontiernet.net
It is your responsibility to
complete a volunteer credit. If you fail to complete a
volunteer credit, you will forfeit your deposit and it will
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Fundraising Requirements: |
Each family will
be purchasing Mark1 Discount Cards - 3 cards for 1
participant for $60 and 5 cards for 2 or more participants
for $100. Each card will be sold for $20. More
detailed information will be available at the Community Expo
and the Parent Meeting.
Click here for Fundraising Introduction Letter 2008
FGFA uses the
fundraising proceeds to provide off-season training, clinics
and program development. Each year, a portion of the
proceeds is set aside for future field upgrades and
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Registrations are not completed until the volunteer deposit and
fundraising fees are received. Once registration is completed your
daughter will receive a t-shirt and team assignment. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
For more
information contact In-House Director Lisa Silber at
lisasilber@frontiernet.net
Or visit our website at:
www.farmingtonfastpitch.com
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