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Be a positive role model for my child and encourage sportsmanship. Teach my child to play by the rules and resolve conflicts without resorting to hostility or violence. Demand that my child treats coaches, officials, and other players with respect regardless of race, creed, color, sex, or ability.
I will learn and play by the rules of the game. I will play fair and try hard during the game and remember that winning isnt everything. I will always respect my teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials. I will not boo, taunt, or yell negative comments about my team, my coach, the opponents, or the officials.
I will always respect my teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials. I will not boo, taunt, or yell negative comments about my team, my coach, the opponents, or the officials. I will support my teammates and tell them when they are playing well. I will never argue with an officials decision.
Respect the game, play fairly, and follow all rules and policies. Accept the decisions of officials and site directors with good grace. Demonstrate good sportsmanship before, during, and after games, win or lose. Represent oneself, the team, and the program in a positive demeanor.
Respect my team-mates, the other team, the referee or my coach/manager. Talk to someone I trust or the club welfare officer if Im unhappy about anything at my club. We all bear a collective responsibility to set a good example and help provide a positive environment in which children can learn and enjoy the game.

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The purpose of the Parent Code of Conduct is to provide a mutual understanding to all parents/guardians and visitors to our school about conduct expectations while on school property, at school district events and when interacting with District employees and/or students.
Conduct: All parents and players are expected to behave responsibly, upholding values of fair play, integrity, open communication, and mutual respect. Parental Role: Parents should model positive behavior, ensure their child does the same, and take responsibility for their childs conduct and attitude on the court.

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