Sports Rage

Listed below are sports rage tips on how to coduct and handle those situations:

I will:

create pathways for club members to participate as players but also as coaches, referees, administrators etc
ensure that rules, equipment, length of games and training schedules are modified to suit the age, ability and maturity level of players
ensure quality supervision and coaching for players
remember that players participate for their enjoyment and benefit
help coaches and officials highlight appropriate behaviour and skill development, and help improve the standards of coaching and officiating
ensure that everyone involved in sport emphasises fair play
distribute a code of conduct to players, coaches, officials and parents and encourage them to follow it
respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game regardless of their gender, ability or cultural background
promote adherence to anti-doping policies.

I will not:

arrive at the venue intoxicated or drink alcohol at junior matches
allow the unlawful supply of alcohol at training, games or club functions
use bad language, and nor will I harass players, coaches, officials or spectators.

I will:

remember that players participate for enjoyment and winning is only part of the fun
never ridicule or yell at players for making a mistake or not winning
be reasonable in my demands on playersâ€™ time, energy and enthusiasm
operate within the rules and spirit of the game and teach my players to do the same
ensure that the time players spend with me is a positive experience - all players are deserving of equal attention and opportunities
avoid over-playing the talented players and understand that the average players need and deserve equal time
ensure that equipment and facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and ability of all players
display control, respect and professionalism to all involved with the sport including opponents, referees, coaches, officials, administrators, the media, parents and spectators - I will encourage my players to do the same
show concern and caution toward sick and injured players, and follow the advice of a physician when determining whether an injured player is ready to recommence training or competition
obtain appropriate qualifications and keep up to date with the latest coaching practices and the principles of growth and development of young players
respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game regardless of their gender, ability or cultural background
promote adherence to anti-doping policies.

I will not:

arrive at the venue intoxicated or drink alcohol at junior matches
allow the unlawful supply of alcohol at training, games or club functions
use bad language, and nor will I harass players, officials, spectators or other coaches.

I will:

place the safety and welfare of players above all else
show concern and caution towards sick and injured players
be impartial, consistent, objective and courteous when making decisions
accept responsibility for my actions and decisions
condemn unsporting behaviour and promote respect for the individuality of players
avoid any situations which may lead to or be construed as a conflict of interest
be a positive role model in behaviour and personal appearance and ensure my comments are positive and supportive
be a good sport as I understand that actions speak louder than words
always respect, remain loyal to, and support other officials
keep up to date with the latest laws of the game, trends and principles of their application
refrain from any form of personal abuse towards players or other officials
respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game regardless of their gender, ability or cultural background.

I will not:

I will:

encourage my child to play within the rules and respect the decisions of officials and coaches
teach my child to respect the efforts of their opponents
remember that children learn best by example, so I will applaud good play and performances by both my childâ€™s team and their opponents
give positive comments that motivate and encourage continued effort
support my child's efforts and performance
thank the coaches, officials and other volunteers who give their time to conduct the event for my child
help when asked by a coach or official
respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game regardless of their gender, ability or cultural background.

I will not:

pressure my child in any way - I know that this is their game, not mine
arrive at the venue intoxicated or drink alcohol at junior matches
use bad language, and nor will I harass players, coaches, officials or other spectators
criticise or ridicule my child's performance after the game.

I will:

always play by the rules
never argue with an official - if I disagree with a decision I will inform the captain, coach or manager during a break or after the competition
control my temper - I understand that verbal abuse of officials and other players or deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is not acceptable or permitted behaviour in any sport
work equally hard for myself and my team
be a good sport and applaud all good play, whether made by my team or the opposition
treat all players in my sport as I like to be treated - I will not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor
cooperate with my coach, team-mates and opponents
display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat
participate for my own enjoyment and benefit, not just to please parents and coaches
respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion
thank the opposition and officials at the end of the game
comply with anti-doping policies.

I will not:

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