Power Point Slides handout
Parent Volunteer & Remind 101 handout
Parent Volunteer Link
goo.gl/WyqCc
Parent & Athlete Handbook Acknowledgment / Contract Form
Pay to Participate
Track 13 Parent Stay on Track & Schedule handout
Team Store
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Blitz Day
Information sheet
Blitz Day – Thursday, March 21st
3:00 – 6:30
Work hard selling for at least 1 hour. We do not expect you to be out selling for 3 1/2 hours :)
We also do not recommend or encourage random, door to door sales.Car Pooling
You must take a new form and return with it between 6:00 and 7:00pm
o Sell as many MORE boxes as you can.
o Report back to MHS by 6:30pm with order forms & money.
Parent / Athlete meeting begins at 7:00pm
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Trojan Track & Field Pertinent Information: Week of 3/18/13
Monday
Practice until 5:00
Cookie Sale Check
Tuesday
Practice until 5:00
Wednesday
1hour early release. No practice. Distance kids will meet with Coach Justin Heck.Thursday
Blitz Day. Meet in Lecture Room 1 at 2:30
- Bring cookie order forms and all collected money.
- This is a mandatory meeting
- All MHS Track & Field Athletes must attend and submit their order forms (even if you have not sold any cookies)
- You will be given a new order form and the opportunity to sell additional cookies as part of our BLITZ
- Return between 6:00pm and 7:00pm with your Blitz form and money.
Mandatory Parent / Athlete Meeting - Boys in Lecture Room 1, Girls in Lecture Room 2 @ 7:00pm
Due at / by meeting
- How to Make the Team Checklist
- Pay to Participate
- Athlete Information Sheet
- Must be new for spring 2013
- Parent-Athlete Handbook Acknowledgement / Contract
- Handbooks will be distributed at meeting.
Friday
Practice until 5:00If you haven't yet done so, please register with Remind 101 for regular Trojan Track & Field Updates
Parents text @mhstfparen to 586-697-3161Athletes text @trojantra to 586-697-3161
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Trojan Track & Field Online Store
2013 Trojan Track & Field Team Store
https://monroetrack2013.itemorder.com
Monroe High School TRACK & FIELD 2013
Deadline: March 24th, 2013 (11:59pm)
Notice!
Deadline Date: Sunday March 24, 2013
No orders will be placed until the deadline date and delivery will be approximately 2-3 after the deadline date.
No orders will be placed until the deadline date and delivery will be approximately 2-3 after the deadline date.
Apparel
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Trojan Track & Field Pertinent Information Week of 3/11/13
Trojan Track
& Field 2013
Be sure you have / will...
·
Completed the online application... DUE NOW
· Submitted Current
Physical to MHS Athletic Office... DUE NOW
§
Must be dated after April 15,
2012
·
Submitted MHS Athlete
Information Sheet to Coach Ray... DUE NOW
§
Must be new for spring
season
·
Attend all practices during “Try Out” week – 3/11 – 3/15
and 3/18 - 3/21
o
Including Blitz Day meeting, Thursday 3/21 @ 2:30pm in
Lecture Room
·
Attend Parent / Athlete Meeting with at least one parent
or guardian
§
Thursday, March 21st @ 7:00pm
· ·
Submit Parent-Athlete
Handbook Acknowledgement / ContractForm on File at parent / athlete meeting.
·Submit Trojan Track & Field 2013 "How to Make the Team Checklist" at parent / athlete meeting.
·
Return Cookie Order Form on Blitz Day -- Cookie Information
§
(Between 6:00pm &7:00pm – prior to Parent / Athlete
meeting)
§
Although we
strongly encourage all of our student-athletes to participate in our fundraiser,
we cannot require that you sell cookies.
However, we do require that you return your order form at the established
time; even if you have not sold any cookies.
·
Submit Pay to Participate to MHS Athletic Office by
Thursday, March 21st
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Trojan Track & Field Pertinent Information Week of 3/4/13
·
Attend Mandatory Sign Up Meeting
§ Thursday,
March 7th @ 2:30 in Lecture Room #1
·
Complete online application
·
Current Physical on File in MHS Athletic Office
§ Must be
dated after April 15, 2012
·
Current MHS Athlete Information Sheet on File
§ Must be new
for spring season
·
Attend all practices during “Try Out” week – 3/11 –
3/15 and 3/18 - 3/21
o
Including Blitz Day meeting, Thursday 3/21 @ 2:30pm in
Lecture Room
·
Attend Parent / Athlete Meeting with at least one
parent or guardian
§ Thursday,
March 21st @ 7:00pm
·
Return Cookie Order Form on Blitz Day -- Cookie Information
§ (Between
6:00pm &7:00pm – prior to Parent / Athlete meeting)
§ Although we strongly encourage all of our
student-athletes to participate in our fundraiser, we cannot require that you
sell cookies. However, we do require
that you return your order form at the established time; even if you have not
sold any cookies.
·
Submit Pay to Participate to MHS Athletic Office by
Thursday, March 21st
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Indoor 2012
Beginning Monday, January 7th
Trojan Track & Field - Winter / Indoor Track
Tack 13 Indoor U of M Meet Information
We plan to attend meets on 1/10, 1/17, 1/31, 2/13
Full MITS schedule is available at http://mitstrack.org/
Monroe High School
What is MITS?
MITS is a group of volunteers whose main purpose is to host an Indoor State Championship for track and field and to promote the sport here in Michigan. It is for Track Clubs so please remember that you may not compete in high school issued uniforms, use school transportation, pay with school issued checks, and high school coaches may not transport or work with more than four (4) athletes at a time. Please adhere to these rules or risk MHSAA sanctions to your school.
Who can compete at MITS events?
Technically, anyone can compete. However, we strive to keep these meets for high school and middle school aged athletes. ONLY high school and middle school aged athletes can compete at the state meet. Also, out of state and out of country athletes can compete at the MITS qualifying events, however, only Michigan residents can compete at the State meet.
How do I compete at a MITS event?
Show up at the venue, pay the entry fee at the door, and you can compete in up to four (4) events. Keep in mind that each venue may have different rules and regulations. Please adhere to all guidelines set by the venue.
Are spikes allowed at MITS meets?
Most venues allow you to wear spikes. However, Albion and Macomb do not. You may wear your shoes without the spikes in them.
How do I compete at the State Meet?
You have to qualify first. You can qualify for the State Meet by hitting the standard at ANY of the MITS meets listed on the MITS website. There are many events throughout the winter all over the state. You may ONLY qualify at a MITS meet. Competing out of state or at a meet that is not listed on the MITS website will not qualify you for the state meet.
How do you come up with the qualifying standards?
We use previous results to come up with acceptable qualifying standards. On occasion we may need to relax the standards for certain events to ensure we have a complete field of competitors at the State Meet. However, we will never make the standard more difficult once it has been set. The only way to ensure qualifying is to hit the standard we originally post.
Once I qualify, what do I have to do?
Once you hit the qualifying standard your name will show up on the list of qualifiers. Once it does, go to the website and print out the registration form. There are different forms for individuals and relays. Fill out the forms completely and pay your registration fee. NO PERSONAL CHECKS. Pay close attention to deadlines and late fees. They will be accessed if your registration is not received by the deadline.
How many events can I run at the state meet?
You can only compete in one (1) individual running event. However you may compete on as many relays as you qualify for and as many field events as you qualify for in addition to the 1 individual running event up to four (4) total events.
Do I need a uniform?
You can run in whatever you like but NOT SCHOOL ISSUED UNIFORMS. Some venues and the State Meet require that relay teams have matching tops. White t-shirts are not acceptable matching tops.
What if my club qualifies multiple relay teams in the same event?
Your club may ONLY enter 1 relay team per club name. For example, Pulaski Track Club may only have one (1) 4x200 team entered at the state meet. They can also have a 4x400 and a 4x800. But they may only have 1 of each relay.
Why is my name (or performance) wrong on the list?
MITS publishes the information we get from the venues. Each venue hosts the meet and compiles the results in a way that works best for them. We are at the mercy of their accuracy. If there is a discrepancy with your performance, contact us and we will do our best to fix it.
Trojan Track & Field - Winter / Indoor Track
Tack 13 Indoor U of M Meet Information
We plan to attend meets on 1/10, 1/17, 1/31, 2/13
Full MITS schedule is available at http://mitstrack.org/
Indoor Track is our winter conditioning program for the MHS Track & Field Team. We encourage all varsity level athletes who are not playing a winter sport to participate. It is a voluntary commitment. Once you have committed to the program, we expect you to follow our guidelines and report with regularity.
Before you may begin conditioning with the MHS TRACK & FIELD TEAM, you must have a current physical exam on file with the MHS Athletic Department.
Please understand that Indoor Track is not an official MHS sport. It is a winter conditioning opportunity afforded to MHS Track & Field athletes and is not directly connected with the Michigan
- Arrive promptly at 2:30 ready to begin.
- Attend at least 3 sessions per week.
- Use the weight room, pool, equipment and plyometric boxes only under direct coach supervision.
- Stay in upper A and C wings during steady runs and workouts.
- Represent the program with integrity (No swearing, yelling, horse play, spitting or any other inappropriate behaviors while in the hallways, pool / natatorium and / or weight room)
The Michigan Indoor Track Series is a separate entity from the Monroe High School
What is MITS?
MITS is a group of volunteers whose main purpose is to host an Indoor State Championship for track and field and to promote the sport here in Michigan. It is for Track Clubs so please remember that you may not compete in high school issued uniforms, use school transportation, pay with school issued checks, and high school coaches may not transport or work with more than four (4) athletes at a time. Please adhere to these rules or risk MHSAA sanctions to your school.
Who can compete at MITS events?
Technically, anyone can compete. However, we strive to keep these meets for high school and middle school aged athletes. ONLY high school and middle school aged athletes can compete at the state meet. Also, out of state and out of country athletes can compete at the MITS qualifying events, however, only Michigan residents can compete at the State meet.
How do I compete at a MITS event?
Show up at the venue, pay the entry fee at the door, and you can compete in up to four (4) events. Keep in mind that each venue may have different rules and regulations. Please adhere to all guidelines set by the venue.
Are spikes allowed at MITS meets?
Most venues allow you to wear spikes. However, Albion and Macomb do not. You may wear your shoes without the spikes in them.
How do I compete at the State Meet?
You have to qualify first. You can qualify for the State Meet by hitting the standard at ANY of the MITS meets listed on the MITS website. There are many events throughout the winter all over the state. You may ONLY qualify at a MITS meet. Competing out of state or at a meet that is not listed on the MITS website will not qualify you for the state meet.
How do you come up with the qualifying standards?
We use previous results to come up with acceptable qualifying standards. On occasion we may need to relax the standards for certain events to ensure we have a complete field of competitors at the State Meet. However, we will never make the standard more difficult once it has been set. The only way to ensure qualifying is to hit the standard we originally post.
Once I qualify, what do I have to do?
Once you hit the qualifying standard your name will show up on the list of qualifiers. Once it does, go to the website and print out the registration form. There are different forms for individuals and relays. Fill out the forms completely and pay your registration fee. NO PERSONAL CHECKS. Pay close attention to deadlines and late fees. They will be accessed if your registration is not received by the deadline.
How many events can I run at the state meet?
You can only compete in one (1) individual running event. However you may compete on as many relays as you qualify for and as many field events as you qualify for in addition to the 1 individual running event up to four (4) total events.
Do I need a uniform?
You can run in whatever you like but NOT SCHOOL ISSUED UNIFORMS. Some venues and the State Meet require that relay teams have matching tops. White t-shirts are not acceptable matching tops.
What if my club qualifies multiple relay teams in the same event?
Your club may ONLY enter 1 relay team per club name. For example, Pulaski Track Club may only have one (1) 4x200 team entered at the state meet. They can also have a 4x400 and a 4x800. But they may only have 1 of each relay.
Why is my name (or performance) wrong on the list?
MITS publishes the information we get from the venues. Each venue hosts the meet and compiles the results in a way that works best for them. We are at the mercy of their accuracy. If there is a discrepancy with your performance, contact us and we will do our best to fix it.
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