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CODES OF CONDUCT

PLAYERS CODE OF CONDUCT

Hardhitters Basketball is committed to the principles of good SPORTSMANSHIP.
Help us promote good sportsmanship by following these guidelines

1. I will not engage in any kind of unsportsmanlike conduct with any
   opponent, official, coach or spectator. 
2. I will treat other players, officials, coaches and spectators 
   with respect. 
3. I will remember that we are playing for fun and to learn sport 
   skills, not just to win. 
4. I understand that doing one's best is more important than winning. 
5. I will learn the rules of the game. 
6. I will listen to my coach and follow instruction. 
7. I will shake hands with my opponents following games. 
8. I will have FUN!! 





PARENT CODE OF CONDUCT

Hardhitters Basketball is committed to the principles of good SPORTSMANSHIP.
In order for your child to get the most out of a game it is important that
you follow these guidelines to help promote good sportsmanship

1. Display good sportsmanship at all times. Don't make derogatory comments
   to coaches, officials, or players of either team. Encourage good
   sportsmanship by demonstrating positive support for all players,
   coaches and officials at every game, practice or other youth sports
   event. 
2. Be supportive of your child by giving positive encouragement. Show
   interest, enthusiasms and support for your child. Point out what they
   do well. Positive reinforcement goes a long way. 
3. Let your child play the game for themselves. Don't try to coach your
   child during the contest. The stands are not a place to shout
   personal instructions. 
4. Respect the coaches' decision and abilities. Don't advise the coach on
   how to coach. Don't force your kids to decide whether to listen to you
   or the coach. 
5. Support the coaches and officials working with your child in order to
   encourage a positive and enjoyable experience for all. Remain in the
   spectator area during games. 
6. Get involved with the team. Cheer for your child's team. Applaud good
   plays; don't dwell on bad plays. 
7. Be in control of your emotions. Stress fair and sensible play and the
   importance of the team. 
8. Help your child enjoy the youth sports experience by doing whatever you
   can, such as being a respectable fan, assisting with coaching or
   providing transportation. 
9. Thank coaches, officials and other volunteers who conducted the event. 
10. Sit back, enjoy the game and watch your child have FUN! 

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