Code of Conduct:
The Huron High School Athletic Code of Conduct is designed specifically to establish high expectations and standards for all participating student-athletes. These expectations embody a total lifestyle approach with emphasis on the following core values.
INTEGRITY We do what is ethical under all circumstances.
EXCELLENCE We strive to be our best on and off the court.
RESPECT We honor and value ourselves and others.
TEAM Together as one we pursue common goals.
COMMITMENT We give total effort and sacrifice to achieve our purpose.
In order for us to function successfully as a TEAM, we must agree to certain norms of behavior:
Supportive to all members of the team; both Varsity/JV
Team participation: Everyone is expected to work together and cheer each other as an efficient and powerful single team.
Respect for all persons and property (this includes personal, coach’s, other team’s property)
Demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times.
Politeness to all on the team and to everyone you meet, you represent HHS and our team
Refrain from put-downs; racial, ethnic or culturally inappropriate comments
No profanity (on or off the court)
No P.D.A. (Public Displays of Affection)
Adhere to specific rules identified by the coaches. These rules will be put in writing, provided to students, parents / chaperones
Adhere to all of the expectations and standards identified in AAPS Policies for Student Athletes, Athletic Department, and Huron High School.
Coaches promise to investigate thoroughly any complaints or violations of these and general rules. Investigative decisions will be reviewed with the student and their parent or guardian with the head coach. Referrals will be made to the Athletic Director when appropriate.
For the well-being and safety of the team, everyone agrees to the following when traveling to matches / quads / championships:
Seat belts must be worn at all times when traveling in a car/van.
Students will ride to and from matches in assigned vehicles/buses as per the HHAD policy/procedures.
When traveling for State Championships, the team curfew is at 10 PM or at the Head Coach’s discretion.
Sleeping arrangements and room assignments may not be altered without direct approval from the Head Coach.
Free time should be spent in groups of three or more. Do not go anywhere alone.
Chaperones take responsibility for ensuring that all athletes are accounted for, including roll call and bed checks that will be done each morning and night (by coaches and chaperones).
Team non-negotiable items*
No possession or use of alcohol, marijuana, or illegal drugs including steroids
No abuse of legal or prescription drugs including steroids
No sexual harassment
No possession of weapons
*Any violation of one of these items, meaning behavior that is disruptive to the team, or behavior that threatens the safety of self or others, will result in the offending athlete(s) being sent home immediately, at the parents’ expense. By joining Huron Tennis Team, the parents agree to cover all expenses related to sending their athlete home.