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HCYP Basketball's Coaches Code of Ethics (CCOE)

The goal of HCYP Basketball is to provide a positive environment for its participants through basketball. HCYP Basketball emphasizes the importance of building a participant’s self-esteem and confidence, teaching them sportsmanship and teamwork, and fostering social and moral development. 

All HCYP Basketball coaches must act on and understand the following duties and responsibilities:

  • Show respect for players, officials, and other coaches.
  • Respect the integrity and judgment of game officials.
  • Establish and model fair play, sportsmanship, and proper conduct.
  • Establish player safety and welfare as the highest priority.
  • Provide proper supervision of players at all times.
  • Use discretion when providing constructive criticism and when reprimanding players.
  • Instruct players in the safe use of equipment used.
  • Insure that no pressure is placed on the players to win or lose the game.
  • Encourage players to strive for the highest possible level of scholastic achievement possible.
  • Discourage any player from the use of alcohol, tobacco, illegal and non-prescriptive drugs, anabolic steroids, or any substance to increase physical development or performance that is not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration, Surgeon General of the United States, or American Medical Association.
  • Practice moral principles and avoid recruitment of athletes from other teams.
  • Follow the rules of behavior and the procedures for crowd control as established by HCYP Basketball, as well as the rules of the facilities that HCYP Basketball utilizes.
  • Acknowledge and understand that the use of profanity, inappropriate behavior, offensive language or gestures will result in expulsion from HCYP Basketball.
  • Be responsible for requiring all players, parents, and spectators adhere to the established rules and standards of the game, HCYP Basketball guidelines, and facility regulations.

PCOE


HCYP Basketball's Players Code of Ethics (PCOE)

The goal of HCYP Basketball is to provide a positive environment for its participants through basketball. HCYP Basketball emphasizes the importance of building a participant’s self-esteem and confidence, teaching them sportsmanship and teamwork, and fostering social and moral development.

All HCYP Basketball players must act on and understand the following duties and responsibilities:

  • Play for their own enjoyment (i.e., not just to please coaches or parents).
  • Be encouraging and supportive of all team-mates (i.e., through positive and constructive encouragement and communication).
  • Be willing to accept constructive criticism from their coaches.
  • Push themselves to improve by practicing hard with 100% commitment (i.e., by training with 100% intensity, focus and effort).
  • Push themselves to improve by playing hard with 100% commitment (i.e., by playing games with 100% intensity, focus and effort).
  • Play each game for the team’s benefit (i.e., by playing unselfishly and not for their individual benefit).
  • Play fairly, with composure and self-discipline, and not wilfully break the rules of basketball (e.g. by committing deliberate fouls).
  • Accept that court time is earned through attitude and effort, and that coaches will do their best to ensure equal court time for such players.
  • Respect referees and officials by accepting calls graciously.
  • Show good sportsmanship by interacting with referees, officials, opponents and opposition coaches in a professional, good humored manner (e.g., by offering a hand to help opponents up from the floor after a foul is given and by shaking the hands of all opposition players at the end of each game with positive eye contact).
  • Respect the use of all facilities by not damaging property (e.g. floors, balls, lights, etc.)

Contact

Howard County Youth Program, Inc.
HCYP Basketball, P.O. Box 1662
Ellicott City, Maryland 21043

Phone: 410-461-7694
Email: [email protected]

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