NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCUTION
SECTION IV
Minutesþr the Athletic Council meeting held at the Canasawacta Country Club, Norwich NY on Wednesdøv.
June 18,2014.
Meeting was called to order by President, Romona Wenck at 3:00 pm
Roll Call - attached
Introductions
Minutes of the March meeting approved as mailed.
Motíon by
Grasso
Second
M#1
by Race
Action Carried
by-WatrcA-
Action Catied
Treasurer's Report be approved as presented.
T#
I
Motíon
by__Gras¿p-
Second
Communications -
Central Committee - Chris Durdon, Julie Bergman
The Superintendent's Representative to the NYSPHSAA Central Committee term expires 8/2014. Gordie
Daniels who currently holds this position has expressed interest in serving in another term. If any other
Superintendent ís interested, please contact Mr. Nelson as soon as possible.
IWSPHSAA Central Committee report with discussion/action items:
N.Y.S.P.H.S.A.A., Inc. Report
-
Todd Nelson
Mandatory Athletic Director Meetingþr 2014-15 will be held on October 7th at Johnson Cíty HS.
Bidþr Cheerleadíngwill be sent out infall 2014þr championships in 2015
Participation ín dual sports to accommodate cheerleading will need to seek approval from the section.
State Education Report- No Report
New York State Athletic Administrators Association Report
New president is Chris Durdon
New York State Council of Administrators
- Eric Race
- David Garbarino
Committee Reports
Appeals Commìttee - Romona Wenck- No Report
Awards Committee - Ben Nelson, Tom DeLaurentiis
New company Crown Awards same company NYSPHSAA uses þr awards starting with the 2014 faU
sport season
Cløssíficatíon Committee - Mike Andrew - Report Included
Reminder - Voluntøry Request to Move Up in Classffication must be submitted to the Classification
Committee þr review by the foltowing dates: Fall Sports - August 1", Vf/inter Sports - October ]'t,
Spring Sports - February 1". AIso tf you moved up and want to go back to classification by BED's
numbers you must request this þr approval by the Classffication Committee by the same dates. No
exceptions to the dates will be permitted.
Classificationfor parochial schools is on the Section IV Website, spreadsheet is also attachedfor
review.
Ethics Committee - Pattí Murphy - No Report
Extended Elìgíbilíty Committee - Julie Bergman
Extended Eligibitity applications areforfall sports are due by July 1".
FC#l
FC#3
Finance Commíttee - Tom DeLaurentiis
"Be it resolved that the Section IV Budgetþr 2014-2015 be approved as presented."
VanValkenburgh Action Carried
Motíon by Grasso Second by
"Be it resolved that the Section IV Fínance Committee report be accepted as presented."
Action Carried
Race
Motíon by Heller
Second by
Hall of Fame Commíttee - Nancy Bromley
Reminder deadlinefor application submissíon is November I't.
3I't qnnual Section IV - Red Johns-Charlie Tesori-Ed Shalkey Old Timer Golf Tournament wds
held on July I't at the Afton Golf Club.
The
Høndbook Committee
- TBA
Lífe of an Athlete Committee - Patti Murphy - Report Included
Coaches Super Clinic wítl be held on August 28t^ @ Chenango Valley HS - 11:00 am to 4:00 pm,
inþrmation included.
Mergers Committee - Ben Nelson
Reminder of the IWSPHSAA Combining of Teams policy using a graduated scale.
Reminder merger deadlíne þr Fall is July 1", Winter is October I't, Spring is February I't.
Mked Competition Committee - Davíd Garbarino - No Report
Modífied Commíttee - Carl Koenig (B), Sue Franco (G)
Remínder of the Football Pilot Program
Officìals Coordìnatíng Commíttee - Jason Andrews
The mileage
rateþr 2014-2015 will be .47 cents maximum of 100 miles roundtrip or a maximum of
847.00
The Preferred / Non-Preferred Officials
þrm will no longer be used effective with the 2014-I5
seasons.
Safety Committee - Pat Grasso
Concussion update reminder - CDC þr Physical Education, NSF þr coaches and teachers
Sportsmanship Committee
Trønsfer Committee
-
Patti Murphy
-
Report íncluded
- Terry Heller - No Report
Coordinators Reports
Badminton (B&G) - Greg Waruen & Israel Loriner
Date Changed to March 14, 2016 @ BG HS
- No Report
sports
Basebøll
-
Terry Raymond (C-D) & Bob Fenton (AA,A,B)
-
Report Included
Bøsketball (B) - Ken Goldberg, Mark Woítach - Report Included
Bssketbøll (G) - Andy Scott, Kurt Ehrnesbeck- Report Included
Bowlíng (B) - Pete Girolamo - Proposals attached
Bowlíng (G) - Pam Beard_- Proposals attached
BW#I "Be it resolved that the proposalþr Automatíc Bidþr Individual to Section IV All Star Team be
approved as presented. "
'l(arren
Motíon
by
Bl,I/#2 " Be it resolved that
Motion by
BW#3 "Be ít resolved that
Motion by
the proposal
by Heller
for
Mullins
the
proposalþr
Mullins
Second
Action Carried
the State Tournament Oil Pattern be approved as presented.
Second
Action Carried
the State Qualifier Event be approved as presented."
Second
Action Carríed
by
"
Warren
by Heller
Cross Country (B) - Steve Baxter, Todd James
Cross Country (G) - Lee Schaffer
Pre-Season meetingwill be August 26'' @ U-V at 2:00 pm
Hosting State Championships most likely at Chenango golf course
Field Hockey - Nicole Huston
Hosting the State Championships at ME
Dave Groover has resigned effective immedíately as the Field Hockey Chairperson, with Rick Smith
recommended to take over.
FH#I "Be it resolved that Rick Smith be appointed as the Section IV Field Hockey Chairperson effective
immediately."
Motíon by Huston
Second by .
Tfarren Action Carried
Footbøll
- Dave Garbarino
Golf (B)- Doug Courtright
Golf (G)- Jamie Harter
- Report Included
Lacrosse (B) Lacrosse (G) Hosting boys state championships next spring at BU
Skííng (B&G)
-
Jo Hínkley
-
No Report
Soccer (B)
- Michael Andrew
Middletownfor State Championshipsþr the next 4 years
Oneonta fields are in great condition, the finals þr Section IV will be held there in
Soccer (G)
the
fall.
- Bill Stepanovsþ
Softball - Terry Palmer (C-D), Jim Testa - Report Included
Swimming (B) - Dan Zembeck- No Report
Swimmíng (G) - Diane Hicks-Hughes - No Report
Tennís (B) - Report Included
Thank you to Lorrqine Flysik þr stepping in to help the tournament go wíth the lack of a coordinator
þr
this sport
Tennís (G)
-
Dan Palmer
-
No Report
Track (Spring) (B) - Matt Sheehan
Track (Spríng) (G) - Jim Cerra - Report Included
íüll be bidding on state championshipþr 2016
Class C Meet Proposal
A Vote of section 4 coqches was passes 29 to I to have the C meet entries change format.
If 18 or less schools the C's wíll use the 2 entries and 3'd on quality per event
o
If 19 or more schools the C's will use proportions based on league representation.
o
TF#I "Be ít resolved that the Cldss "C" meet proposal be approved as presented and implemented with the
2015 track and field seqson."
Motíon
Track (Winter)
Track (Wínter)
by Mullins
Second
by Race
Action Caffied
(B) - Ed Shelling, Andrew Cartwight
(G) - Ben Cardammone - Report Included
Volleyball (G) FalI - Patti Perone
Volleyball (B) - Crissie Russo - No Report
Wrestling
- Ríck Armstrong,
Rick Gumble
WR#I " Be it resolved that the proposal for the Wrestling State Qualífying procedure be approved as
presented."
Motíon
by Armstrong
Second
by Race
Action Defeated
Old Business
New Business
Fríend and Neíghbor
Holy Family School, Norwich NY (Grades 7-8) has appliedþr Friend and Neighbor Status.
FN#I "Be it resolved that the Holy Family School be approved as a Friend and Neighbor."
Action Carried
Heller
Second by
Motíon by Warren
Nomínating Commìttee
Nom#l "Be it resolved that theþllowing fficers be electedþr a two year term (2014-2016)."
Margo Martin
President
I" Vice President David Garbarino
2'd Vice President Terry Dougherty
Yes x No
Nominations fromfloor
Action Carried
Heller
Second by
Motíon bv Race
Sectional Entry Policy - 2 years is up need to revote to continue the policy
SEP#I " Be it resolved that Section IV Entry Policyþr Sectional Tournaments (State Quaffiing Tournaments) shall
be 40% wín percentage þr overall schedule or 50oÁ win percentage þr class schedule. Should only one
school qualify in any class, the 2nd seeded teamwould have the option to play in the Sectional Final."
Falt - Soccer (B/G), Field Hockey & Girls Volleyball
Sports this policy fficts:
Winter - Basketball (B/G)
Spring - Baseball, Softball and Lacrosse (B/G)
Action Canied
Warren
Second by
Motíon by Race
Sectíonøls
SC#I
"Be it resolved that all Spring Sport Schedules avoid the State Wide school budget voting day (third
usedþr (rain day) only."
Action Defeated
Motionby_Eclþt_ Secondby_Çrp;;o
Tuesday in May) and that it be
SC#2
"Be ít resolved that Sectional Tournament Classes of 4 or less teams participating will choose when to
play their semi-final round up until the semi-final date."
Action Carried
Motíon by Race
Second by
Mullins
Out-of-Season
OS#1 "Be it resolved that the S.T.A.C. League, M.A.C. League and Delaware League be granted permission
to participate in Golf during the Fall Season in 2014."
Action Carried
Motíonby____WgUqL_ Secondby____Eeller.
OS#2 "Be it resolved that the M.A.C. League be granted permission
to use theþllowing dates for theír
modified start datesfor 2014-15:"
Monday, August 25, 2014 modffiedfoll sport start date
Monday, November 24, 2014 modffied winter sport start date
Monday, March 23, 2015 modified spring sport start date
Action Carried
Motìon by Race
Second by
Mullins
OS#3 "Be it resolved
that IAC League be granted permission to use October 22, 2014
winter sport start date."
Motíon by Race
Second
by Mullins
OS#4 "Be it resolved that start dateþr
for their modified
Action Carried
Section IV Modífied Football as August 25, 2014."
Action Carried
Motíon W____Watrc!_ Second by____
Helþt-
Sports Coordínators
SC#I "Be it resolved that on recommendcttionfrom the Executive Board that Mike Andrew be appoínted as
the Director of Section IV Sport Coordinators ffictive immediately"
Action Caníed
Motíon by__GtgÊÅ2_
Second by_Ifqtrc!-
SC#2 "Be it resolved that the Sports Coordinators be approvedþr 2014-2015." (Líst Included)
Action Caruied
Motion by____Mulltn;
Second by_IfØe!Seníor All-Star Games requestfor 2014-15
Section IV:
Football - Ernie Davís Classic
Boys Lacrosse
Field Hockey
MAC:
Boys & Girls
Boys & Gírls
Girls
Soccer
Bqsketball
Volleyboll
IAC:
Girls Volleyball
Boys & Gírls Soccer
Boys & Gírls Basketball
Baseball
Softball
Tri-Vallqt League:
Delaware League:
Boys & Girls Soccer
Boys & Girls Basketball
Adjournment
at
4: l7 pm
Motíon bylg&et
Presented by
Ben Nelson
Interscholastic Sports Coordinator
Second
by_ Heller
Action Cqrried
NEIY YORK STATE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
IV
SECTION
ROLL CALL
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Presidenl
Ist Vice President
2nd Vice President
Interscholastic Sports Coordinator
Treasurer
Girls Representative
Romona lílenck
Margo Martin-abs
Ben Nelson
Thomqs Delaurentiis
Margaret Tremblay-abs
S up erintendent s' Repr e s entativ e
P rinc ipa I s' Repres entativ e
Gordie Daniels
Terry Heller
Chris Durdon
Julie Bergman -abs
Andy Lutz-abs
Boys Physical Education Representative
Girls Physical Education Representative
Past President
Counsel
Upper Delaware
Delaware Mountain
I.A.C. Northeast
I.A.C. Southwest
Dave Gouldin -abs
LEAG UE RE PRESENTATIVE S
(B) Rick Cammer
(G) Jim Adair-abs
kenburgh-ab s
B o b VanVal
Ray Preston-abs
Bill KwiqtowskiSharon Mullins
Matt Osborne-abs
Chris Haynes
MAC
MAC
S.T.A.C. # ]
S.T.A.C. # 2
Tri-Valley East
David Garbarino
Dave Kelly-abs
Greg lV'arren-abs
Eric Race
Joe Hughes-abs
Pat Grasso
Mike Clark
Tri-Valley Ilest
Jim Kenyon-obs
SPORTS COORDINATORS
G
Greg Waten
Isreql Lomir-abs
Robert Fenton
G
Terry Raymond-abs
Ken Goldberg -abs
Mark Woitqch-abs
Kurt Ehrnesbeck-abs
Andy Scott-abs
Pam Beard-abs
Pete Girolmao-abs
B Badminton
Badminton
Baseball (AA-B)
Baseball (C-D)
B Basketball
Basketball
G Bowling
B Bowling
B Cross Country
B Modified
G
Modified
Carl Koenig -abs
Sue Franco-abs
B/G Sküng
Jo Hinkley-abs
B Soccer
G Soccer
Mike Andrew
Softball (AA-B)
Softball (C-D)
B Swimming
G Swimming
Jim Testa-abs
Bill
Stepanovlcsy
Terry Palmer-abs
Dan Zembek-abs
B Tennis
D.Hiclæ-Hughes-abs
TBA
Steve Baxter
Todd James
G Tennis
Dan Palmer-abs
B Track-Spring
Lee Schaeffer
G Track-Spring
Matt Sheehan
Jim Cena-abs
Field Hockey
Nicþ Huston
B Track-ll/inter
Doug Courtright-abs
Football
Dqvid Garbarino
G Track-llinter
Ben Cardamone-abs
Chrissie Russo-abs
Patti Perone
Rick Armstrong
Rick Gumble-abs
G Cross Country
B Volleyball
B Golf
Doug Courtright-abs
G Golf
B Lacrosse
G Lacrosse
Jqmie Harter-abs
Appeals
Awards
Life of an Athlete
Romona Wenck
G Volleyball
Wrestling
Barry llse-abs
COMMITTEES
C I as sifi cation C ommitt
Ethics
Ex.Eligibility
Finance
Hall of Fame
Guests:
Todd Nelson
John Paske
Tom
Morrell
Ben Nelson
e
e
Paui
Mike
Patti
Julie
Murphy
Andrøu
Murphy
Bergman-abs
Ben Nelson
Nancy Bromley-abs
Lorraine Flysik
Keith Reynolds
Jeremy Marks
Tom Faraci
Handbook
Mergers
Mixed Competition
Officials CC
Safety
Sportsmanship
Transfer
TBA
Ben Nelson
David Garbarino
Jason Andrews-qbs
Pat Grasso
Patti Murphy
Terry Heller
Section IV Athletic Association
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Friday, May 02,2014 3:26 PM
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NYSPHSAA Executive Committee Convenes
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Educotion Through lnterscholostic Athletics
NYSPHSAA EXECUTIVE COMM'TTEE MEETS, TAKES ACTION
ON NUMEROUS MOTIONS
quarterly Executive
LATHAM, Ny - The New york state public High school Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) conducted one of its
in New York
Committee meet¡ngs today at the Hilton in Troy call and voted on numerous items that impact high school athletics
State.
president Eileen Troy called the meeting to order at 10 am with 22 members of the Executive Committee (a male and
officers,
female rep from each section) alongwith NySpHSAA Executive Director Robert Zayas, Section Executive Directors,
reflect the
representatives
NySpHSAA Staff and guests including SED Deputy Commissioner Ken Slentz. The Executive Committee
NYSPHSAA
released in the
vote of their respective Sections and is the voting Board of the Association. official m¡nutes of the meeting will be
next seven days and can be found at www.nvsphsaa.org.
recognized as a sport by
A topic recently brought to the forefront of high school athletics in New York has been cheerleading being
the areas of
Board of Regents. The NySpHSAA staff reported on this and the executive committee had a long discussion on
Stlre
æ
May 20th to discuss all
concern and what cheerleading may look like as a sport. The cheerleading committee is scheduled to meet
aspects of the sport then report back to the Central Committee in July.
An item expected to be voted on but was tabled after a long discussion was to eliminate "Academic Advan
waivers of the NYSPHSAA Transfer Rule. This item will be up for vote at
proposal in July will include specific data from each Section pertaining to tra
of the
Transfer Rule,
proposals included
four other items from the NySpHSAA Handbook Committee were proposed. Two of the Handbook Committee
new language regarding what a "Tryout" is and clarifying a "Professional Tryout".
girls gymnastics moving to
Numerous action items pertaining to 2015 NyspHSAA State Championship sites were approved including
(Section Vll).
Kenmore West High School (Section Vl) and skiing returning to Whiteface Mountain and Mt Van Hoeuvenburg
Other items discussed and voted on include:
(A) Consider the use of NFHS rules for all applicable sports. DEFEATED
1
(A) Consider eliminating "Academic Advontoge" as one of the waivers of the NYSPHSAA transfer rule beginning with the 20L4-2015
school year. TABLED
(A) Consider requiring parents to be " legolly'' separated (i.e. legally binding separation decree from a court of competent jurisdiction)
beginning
withthe 20!4-2015 school year.
NO ACTION
(A) Consider revising Rule 23- Professional Tryouts for clarification purposes. APPROVED
(A) Consider approvalto def¡ne "TryoL!('in NYSPHSAA Handbook. APPROVED
(A) Consider approvalto define "Summel'in NYSPHSM Handbook. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for girls' basketball to utilize a 35 second shot clock. DEFEATED
(A) Consider approval of the 2014-2015 NYSPHSM Girls' Swimming & Diving Qualifying Championship Meet Standards APPROVED
(A) Consider approval of the Field Hockey uniform waiver. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval Lo add "DASA" language to Rule 27- Sportsmanship. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for Section participation in 2O!4-2O!5 NYSPHSAA Championships and regionals as per NYSPHSAA Constitution,
Article V, 5. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for Whiteface Mt. and Mt. Van Hoeuvenburg (7) as the site of the 2015 NYSPHSAA Sk¡
Championships. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for Kenmore West High School (6) as the site of the 2015 NYSPHSAA Girls Gymnastics Championships.
APPROVED
(A) Consider extend¡ng the Officials Fees and Policies for the 2OL4-2015 schoolyear. APPROVED
(A) Consider allowing coaches to play in the practice round of the boys golf Championships at their own expense in a supervisory
capacity.
DEFEATED
(A) Consider approval to permit one Board of Education approved track & field coach per qualified athlete, free entry into the State
Track & Field Championships (lndoor & Outdoor) with a limit of 6 coaches per school. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval to form a new Class D (Only) rotation for sub-regional and regional final games in girls basketball to begin with
2014- 2Ol5 season. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval to modify the start times of the Class D and C Girls'State Basketball Championships on Sunday. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for Boys Volleyball to adjust classification cut off numbers for the 2015 season. APPROVED
(A) Consider approval of Friends and Neighbors (Section Vl and lX schools). APPROVED
(A) Consider approval of the appointment of Christine Ralbovsky as a new staff member APPROVED
(A) Consider approval for the reduction of contests from 6 to 3 for boys tennis. APPROVED
The NYSPHSM Executive Committee also discussed a number of informational items that may be considered for vote at a future time.
Topics included adding significant adverse effect guidelines for mixed competition; modified promotion rule; weight throw for indoor
track and field state championships.
About
NYSPHSAA
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association lnc. is o non-profit, voluntory, educational service organization composed
of public, parochial, and privote schools dedicated to providing equitable ond safe competition for the students of its member
schools. The orgonizotion conducts 32 chompionship events and governs the rules ond regulotions oÍ high school othletics in New
York State. Membership is open to secondory schools providing interschool othletic octivities for boys ond girls in grades 7-72.
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New York State Public High School Athletic Association
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Section IV Classification Committee
Minutes of the 4ll0lI4 meeting held at Chenango Valley High School.
The meeting was called to review 2014 winter classification of Elmira Notre Dame and
Seton Catholic Central High Schools.
Ben Nelson, Jeff Baier, David Kelly, Josh Gannon, Steve Weber, Bill Kwiatowski and
Mike Andrew
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7
.
8.
The committee discussed and corrected the various team records for Elmira Notre
Dame in the previous seasons.
There has been an inquiry by the IAC as to the possible placement of Elmira
Notre Dame Boys Basketball in Class B for the 2014-15 and the 2016-16 seasons.
The committee spent a significant amount of time looking at the criteria necessary
for such a placement. We looked back at their previous records, their rosters and
their sectional tournament results. It was determined that Elmira Notre Dame
Boys Basketball is losing 7 out of 10 seniors to graduation and has only 1 "Out of
District" player on the roster. The committee was not convinced that a level of
dominance was evident. The committee expressed the feeling that a move up in
classification would remove the opportunity for success, at Class B. The
Committee's goal is always to maintain "Competitive Balance" without
"Competitive Advantage". It was also noted that the section should not punish
"Good Coaching". There was much discussion and all points of view were
explained and considered. It was then recommended that both Elmira Notre Dame
Boys and Girls Basketball teams remain in Class C.
A motion to continue for the next two years, 20I4-I5 and 2015-1ó, the placement
of both Elmira Notre Dame Boys and Girls Basketball teams in Class C was made
by Josh Gannon and seconded by Steve Weber; the motion carried with four yes,
no nays and one abstention.
Regarding END swimming, these teams compete with ElmiraCily Schools and
will annually request to move up to Class A/AA as participation is limited and
also requires the support of the Elmira City Schools.
Seton Catholic Central is in the second year of the two-year cycle for winter
sports and will be reviewed next year.
We also reviewed the previous approvals allowing Corning Central Schools to
move up to Class AA for baseball for the 2014 season and in Boys Lacrosse to
move up to Class A for the 2014 season. It is the feeling of the committee that
since it is their traditional placement and with their pending consolidation of
schools in2014 such a request is not unreasonable.
'We
also reviewed the previous approval of Seton Catholic Central to move up in
Golf for the20l4-I5 seasons.
Tentative date of June l8th, 2014 for our next meeting.
Submitted by
Mike Andrew
Chairman, Classification Committee
SECTION IV
Classifìcation Policy for Public Schools
General Rules & Procedures
Public Schools moving up in Class
1.0
General Rules and Procedures for Public School ClassifÌcation in Section
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
2.0
IV
Classification of Section IV Public Schools will be based upon the number of
students (Boys & Girls) enrolled in grades 9-11.
Non-Public schools' initial classification may be based upon its enrollment where
there is no significant difference in strength of programs offered by like classified
public schools.
BEDS numbers as submitted to the State Education Department in Albany in
October will serve as the base line data for enrollment figures for all Section IV
schools, both public and non-Public.
This enrollment data is provided to Sections by the NYSPHSAA after approval at
their winter meeting.
The NYSPHSAA Statewide classification system and guidelines shall be used by
Section IV schools for Sectional, Regional and State competition.
Voluntarv Request to Move Up in Classification
2.I
Requests from a school to move up
in classifìcation in any sport(s) must be
submitted to the Classification committee for review, and recommendations on
2.2
2.3
2.4
the request are to be sent to the Athletic Council for a vote.
The request must state a specific rational as the reason for wanting to move up.
A rational that the school is seeking better competition would require that the
team in that sport would have been the sectional finalist in the previous year in the
class from which the school is requesting to move up from.
The request to move up will be for two (2) years and must be submitted as
follows:
Fall Sports
Winter Sports
2.5
2.6
2.7
August 1 for September Athletic Council meeting
October 1 for November Athletic Council meeting
Spring Sports
February 1 for March Athletic council meeting
If a sport classification change occurs, it will remain in effect for a two (2) year
cycle.
Should you be approved to move up in classification, upon your request you may
stay up in classification for another two years with Classification Committee
approval.
A Notice of Appeal of any action of a Section IV Committee must be presented
in writing within ten (10) business days of the action by the specific Section IV
Committee or legislative body to the Executive Director. Unless otherwise
directed the Appeal Committee shall hear all appeals as stated in the appeal
procedure and outlined in the NYSPHSAA Handbook under appeals.
Letter of Intent
For
Moving to a Higher Class
Sport
School
Date
Current
Classification
Our school is requestíng to move to a higher class to particípate in the Section IV
school.
Tournament. We would like move up to participate as a Class
Signøture of Coach
Signature of
Athletic Director
form must be returned to the Interscholastic Sports Coordinator of Section IV by August I't
Fall, October l" -fo, Winter and March I" fo, Spring ONLY ifyour school intends to play in
This
þr
the Section
IV
Tournament at a hígher class.
arefamiliar with the Classificatíon Committee policy on moving up in
classffication prior to sending in your letter of intent to move up in any sport.
Make sure you
CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE CRITERIA
In determining whether or not a specific sport program at a private or parochial school
should be elevated andlor retained in an elevated category, because of the strength of the
program within its current class, the Committee had determined that is should review
data, pafücularly sectional, class and league performance history, for a five-year period,
if available, in order to conclude whether or not a particular sport program at a school has
been properly classified.
The Committee
will look at the following criteria:
A.
How many times during the five-year period has the
school reached the semi-finals of sectional competition
in the sport in question?
B.
How many times has the school competed in the
sectional finals during the f,rve-year period?
C.
What has the record or the non-public school been
against schools within its assigned class, as well as
schools in the other classes?
D.
How many players on the roster reside outside the
school district wherein the private of parochial school is
located?
E.
District (Class "44", " A" , "8" , "C" or
"D") the private or parochial school is able to draw
from.
How larger
a
Evaluating these criteria and other factors that may establish the degree of competitive
advantage, if any, which a non-public school enjoys in a particular sport, the Committee
will determine whether, as a matter of fairness to all concemed, the specific sports
programs at a particular non-public school should be classified in accordance with its
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JUNE I8,2OI4
LIFE OFAN ATHLETE REPORT
1.
2.
3.
4.
we discussed the video "what lt Takes" that we are making to be
shown at championships as well as preseason meeting.
suGGESTIONS were made which included adding fact sheets and
links as well as getting the leadership group involved.
A link as been ãO¿eO to the NYSPHSAA website under Life of an
Athlete which included posters and updated information on nutrition
and diet, what needs to be in a code of conduct, etc'
John Underwood is hosting updates at the Olympic training center
July 8-11 and 11-1 .These are for students, coaches and
administrators. Sign up on his website.
Check out Action for Healthy Kids.org for school grants and
resources.
SPORTSMANSHIP REPORT
. New awards company will be handling the Sportsmanship plaques and
they will be sent to the sections in May for the 2013 awards.
Congratulations to Windham-Ashland-Jewett, Oneonta, Marathon and
Hancock who will be receiving their plaques'
2.congrats to our 2014 Sportsmanship program winners:
Watkins Glen Owego Free Academy Deposit Bainbridge
1
Thanks to all the athletic directors who submitted their surveys. Anyone
submitting a survey will receive a certificate from the state.
(Due two weeks after sport season)
Bøsebull
YEAR 2013-2014
Baseball
SPORT
(Boys)
CHAMPIONS
Class
Class
Class
Class
Class
RUNNERS-UP
"AA" Elmira
"A" Maine-Endwell
"8" Susquehanna Valley
"C" Seton Catholic
"D" Hancock
Union-Endicott
Vestal
Union Springs
Thomas A. Edison
Deposit
REGIONAL and/oT INTERSECTIONAL TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Regional
{inners
Class C - Seton Catholic
Class D - Hancock
SECTIONAL DATES AND SITES FOR NEXT YEAR
*****2015 SECTION IV BASEBALL TOURNAMENT DATES
Seeding Meeting at 9:00 a.m.@ Sidney Civic Center.
May 13
Section IV first round games (Class B,C and D).
May 19
Section IV Quarter-final games (Class AA, A, B, C and D).
}y'ray 2l
Section IV Semi-final game (Class AA, A, B, C, D).
May 25
Section IV Championship game (Class AA, A, B, C, D).
}l/ray 28
New York State Regional games.
June 5
Regional games (AA & A)
June 6
New York State Semi-final and Championship games.
June 13
(*{<**
dependent on the scheduling dilemma we may face. It may also affect our section final dates)
ANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS YOUR WOULD LIKE TO ELABORATE ON???
Seton Catholic 2013 Regional and State Champions
Hancock 2013 Regional Champions and State Finalist
ANY PROBLEMS?
On going concern Coaches filline out rating sheets for Officials to
(priority)-League games take precedence-. . . . . ..
Regents conflict has turned into a positive as far as co-ordinators are concerned.
AI{Y POLICY HANDBOOK CHANGES?
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Section lV Basketball Championships
February 27th- March L,2074
Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
SUNY Oneonta
Èection
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2OI3-2O14 Boys Basketball Report
Section lV Champions:
AA
C-
A
B
D
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Union Endicott
Maine Endwell
Norwich
Elmira Notre Dame
Charlotte Valley
Regional Competition:
AA Regional Final: Union Endicott 69-66 over Mt. Vernon
State Semi-Final: Jamestown 64-63 over Union Endicott
Class A Sub regional- Red Hook 68-57 over Maine Endewll.
Class B Regional Final: Westh¡ll 56-53 over Norwich
Class C regional Final Waterville 61-55 over Elmira Notre Dame
Class D regional Final New York Mills 55-38 over Charlotte Valley
Possible Changes_
.
Note: if a
t6/I7
seed play in game is necessary, it will be played on the Friday before sectional play
begins.
Any Class that has 4 or less teams may play their semi-final (by Mutual agreement) any date within a
week of the Finals. (Usually Classes AA and A) This game will be played at a neutral high school gym.
We are considering going to 2 days of finals in the Broome county arena. There is the possibility of
having the AA game at a neutral site High School Gym in the future (possibly 2015-2016 season).
gection
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Section lV Basketball Championships
February 27th- March 7,2014
Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
SUNY Oneonta
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2013-2014 Girls Basketball Report
Section lV Champions:
AA - Horseheads
A - Maine Endwell
B - Oneonta
C - Harpursville
D - Franklin
Regional Competition:
AA Regional Final
-
Ossining 69-62 over Horseheads.
Class A Sub regional- Maine Endwell 47-26 over Walkill.
Class A Regional
Final- Maine Endwell 62-47 over Peekskill.
Class A Semi Final
-
Sutherland 43-39 over Maine Endwell.
Class B Regional Final:
Utica Notre Dame 50-44 over Oneonta
Class C regional Final
Harpursville 53-46 over Little Falls
Class C Semi-final
Hoosic Valley 55-44 over Harpursville
Class D regional Final
Hamilton 52-35 over Franklin
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Note: if a
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Possible Hand Book Changes
seed play in game is necessary, it will be played on the Friday before sectional play
begins.
Any Class that has 4 or less teams may play their semi-final (by Mutual agreement) any date within a
week of the Finals. (Usually Classes AA and A) This game will be played at a neutral high school gym.
We are considering going to 2 days of finals in the Broome county arena. There is the possibility of
having the AA game at a neutral site High School Gym in the future ( possibly 2075-2016 season).
May 8,20L4
it resolved that as a result of the Section lV Bowling post-season meeting held on Monday,
Season:
March IO,21t4we propose the following changes for the 2OL4-2OL5 Varsity Bowling
Be
section
Automatic Bid for lndividuals to section lv All star Team - League coordinators and
based on season
Coordinators discussed advancing the top boy and top girl from each league
year average of the 6th
scoring average with a minimum average guideline determined by a five
be 2t4 for
place average on the Section lV Top 30 List. (ln 2015 these minimum averages would
team will be filled
boys and t97 forgirls.)The remaining open spots and an alternate for each
through the tournament event.
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30
lt was also determined that in the event of a tie we would adopt the following: Top
bid
List is calculated to the first decimal point (tenth) but in the case of automatic
tie' ln the event
average, the decimal will be carried out as far as necessary to break the
will
of a true tie, highest individual season series of those tied for highest average
prevail.
to the
state Tournament oil pattern - in an attempt to make our section lV representatives
the oil pattern
state tournament as prepared as possible, it has been recommended to use
determined for the state tournament for our Section lV State Qualifier Tournament.
we, as coordinators,
State eualifier Event - After running this event as a two day event in 2014
for the
would like to recommend that this competition stay as a two day event in 2015
following reasons:
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By
Most Section lV teams have only one coach who coaches boys and girls bowling.
team and
staying with the two day format, these coaches can give full attention to each
their success.
to
We have five bowling centers currently interested in hosting the event. After talking
to support
coaches, we feel it is most fair to move this tournament every year in order
advantage"
all bowling centers interested in hosting and thus taking away "home field
on an annual basis.
o
effort'
The 2014 State eualifier Tournament ran close to perfectly and was a true team
results were
By separating boys and girls, there was less chance of scoring errors and
coaches
available very quickly. There were also many compliments from school officials,
and parents in favor of the new format.
Pete Girolamo & Pam Beard
Section lV Bowling Coordinators
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The Clnss  and B tenm champiouships are both hêld in thc f'all.
The Cl¡se Ä cham¡¡,6¡ waq Mnine-Endwe¡
with Johnny Plouffe from M-E hoving the best round at 74.
Ttis yesr's drte Ís Mon. rlhr 6 nt fhe Sonring
Engles GC' The Class B champion wns \ilindsor with D,I Grifliths
from Sus. Valtey hrrving the best round et
74' Tbis yeacs d¡te i* Tuqq- Oct 7 at the Linls nt
Hiawaths. \rye apprecinte ¡ll the effrrt end supporÉ from
both courscs in mnking these tournrments a s[ceetsThe cla"qs
c
team championship wrs held stthe MnpleHill G.c.
in lvrarathon. chen. Forks u¡ns the winner
;¡nd Trumqnrburg was the runncr-up- lvredalist honors went
1.o Dan Lnpp fiom T,bu¡.:¡ wlth r greet
round of
70' Nic Whitaker from Lnnsing was the runner
up with a 77. Than¡s to I)Rvc Barton iind bis st¡ff for their
continnnl support of this toürn¡tnent. The 2015 tournamcnt
is schedulerl for Mon. Mrrr lgth at the Maple
lHill G.C. irr MarqthonThe clnss r) championship was held at the The collcge
GÇ nt Dclhi. Thmta to Dave lr nÊhf,rt and his stnff
lbr their support of this totrnament This yeqrts winn"rwas
Merathon, wÌth Gilbo+{ pnesvílle thc runnerup' Mcdalist honors went to zach Brand from Elmirn
flD nnd Joe Burgin from Delhi.rrith round sol74.
'trlhe 2015 tournrment is
schedulcd for Thurs. M.ey 2rst rt The College GC et
Dolhi.
()nr two-dny mcdallst to||frrament wns
held at the cornell university G.c. lvc appneci:.rtc
the efiorts of Matt
rlnughnn ( cornell unlv' hesd golf coach and DaveEicks
( gorf co*rse snpt)rwho co*Hnmlþ support
)
hißh
sehool golf and our section fv gotferc. The
2015 medelist tournf,ment will be Thurs.
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16th. Our team this yerr wflE¡
DJ ftlffifhs - Sqs, Vailey - 9 ( Srd yenr
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Dan Lapp - Trum¡nsbury - t0 ( Srd yenr
Corcy,Iohnson _Norwich
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Matt ploufz - Windsor - lZ
Nate Wrighter - Tïindsor
\ynn Mihok-
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Rynn Johnson - No¡r,fich - 9
Nick Berney - Vessl - 10 ( 2nd yerr
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Kyle Norton
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Doug Courfright - SecL IV Boys Golf
Coord.
Section lV Softball
2Ot4SummarY
Classification Winners
AA
Union Endicott vs. Horseheads
Union Endicott
A
Maine Endwell vs. Corning
Maine Endwell
B
Windsor vs. Oneonta
Windsor
C
Thomas A. Edison vs. Elmira Notre Dame
Thomas A. Edison
D
Richfield Springs vs. Deposit
Deposit
Regional Winners
Deposit and Thomas A. Edison
Semifinal Winners
Thomas A. Edison
New York State Champions
Thomas A. Edison
Section lV Top Scholar/Athlete Team
Bainbridge Guilford
-
94.89
Section lV hosted the Class AA, B and D regional championships at Union Endicott. The NYS
Championship was held at Moreau Recreational Center in South Glens Falls in Section ll on Sat,
June L4th. The State Tournament will be held there again in 2015. Thank you to the staff at
BAGSAI, Union Endicott and the Section lV office for running a smooth tournament.
Respectfu lly Su bmitted,
Teresa C. Palmer
6/L7/20074
s
SECTION 4 INDOOR TRACK and FIELD REPORT
Ben Cardamone-Girls Indoor Track Coordinator
Drew Cartwright- Boys Indoor Track Coordinator
The2013-2014 Section 4 Indoor Track and Field season was very hectic. We had
some early season meet cancellations that made us have to make a few meet adjustments
in order to make sure our athletes that were qualifying for State Qualifiers had enough
competitions. We had some great athletic accomplishments this year, Jessica Lawson
/Coming ( 3000 meter) and Kari Stromhaug/Vestal (Pole Vault) and Mike
Egotanda/Vestal (long Jump) winning the NYSPHSAA & Federation Championships.
They set the tone for a very good Section 4 showing at the Indoor Championships.
The2014-2015 tentative schedule making has begun. We have shifted most of the
meets to Ithaca College and Cornell because of the amount of athletes competing. We
still use SUNY Cortland for Age Group Meets. They all continue to promise to help us as
much as possible. Even though the promise for continued help is out there raising fees
and their own student needs have made getting a facility increasingly hard. Again this
year \¡/e had a three week block of time going into State Qualifiers where there wasn't a
meet; this is hardly conducive to great performances. This year Ithaca let us have
basically a mini All Star meet the day before their Conference Championship so that our
top kids got enough meets.
The issue of rising fees at facilities is not going away.In order to ofßet some of
our costs I would like to set up a gate for meets held at Cornell and Ithaca to help offset
our costs. The cost of renting facilities at Cornell will have gone up 200% since I took
over in 2003. The other item that I'm working on is the ability to get a corporate sponsor
for one of our meets to help offset the cost; I will have to f,rnd out if that is even
something we are allowed to do.
This year we used the Automatic and Provisional Standards for the State Qualifier
Meet. The hope is that it promotes a higher quality meet and also a more effiecient meet.
We do need to make some minor adjustments. Again, Brian Staiger and Steve Baxter of
the Binghamton officials association did an outstanding job of getting new officials
involved and trained during this past Indoor Track and Field season. The nice thing is that
there was no cost to the Section. This has been a great program to establish training for
new officials.
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Class Championship Meet Results
Boys A/B: Coming 162 pts., Elmira 89.5 pts.
Girls A/B: Corning 185 pts., Elmira 150 pts.
Boys C/D: Trumansburg I47.67 pts., Dryden 71.33 pts.
Girls C/D: Elmira Notre Dame 105 pts., Sidney 92.5 pts.
NYSPHSAA & FEDERATION MEDAL
WINNERS NYS FED
Lawson Coming
Abbey Wheeler Elmira
3000 meter run
Jessica
Pole Vault
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Tom
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600 meter run
Matt Murray
800 Relay
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Max Jordan
Dylan Bland
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On behalf of the Track athletes and coaches in Section lV we would like to congratulate:
Class Winners
:
Boys lthaca
Class B Boys Sus. Valley
Class C Boys Trumansburg
Class A
Class D
Boys Edmeston
Class
A Girls
Class B
Girls
Vestal
Norwich
Girls Elmira Notre Dame
Class D Girls Seton Catholic
Class C
Section lV winners at States:
Federation:
Jessica
Lawson
Corning
3000 meter run
Corning Girls 4 x 800 meter relay
Division
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Stromhaug
Jordan Hackworth
Kari
Tyler
Vestal
lthaca
Sutherland Trumansburg
Pole Vault
Long Jump
Steeplechase
At this time we have several proposals on the table to make adjustments at the Section level.
With the conclusion of States and Nationals and the end of the schoolyear, we are not having ourend of season
meeting until this Monday night at 6:00 at Johnson City High School. All section 4 teams are expected to be
represented.
We have 3 major proposals on the agenda. Most of which is based on cost savings and logistics but also keeps the
best interest of the student athletes a priority.
1.
Move the Class steeplechase into the class meet itself. Presently we go to Vestal or Binghamton on the
Monday prior to the class meet. This would save each school a day of transportation and the cost to the
sectionoftheofficialsforthatmeet. Wehavealreadydonethisthelast2seasonsinSTACandithas
worked out nicely.
2.
Have the Class A and the Class B meet at the same venue. This would save on the 14 officials presently
assignedtooneofthemeets. W¡thTClassAandTClassBschools,itwouldstill besmallerthantheClass
C and D meets.
3.
Possibility of a 2 day State Qualifier meet. 7 sections are presently doing this and mirror the events at the
State meet. Although it would involve traveling for many schools on two days, having the meet start at 5
o'clock would mean less time out of school and with the meet ending around 8 p.m. athletes would be
home at a reasonable tíme on Thursday night. This year several teams left as early as noon to be to
Binghamton by the 3:30 start and with the meet ending close to L0:00 some teams did not return home
until after midnight.
These issued will be discussed at Monday nights' meeting and any or all of you are welcome to attend.
will be directed to talk the ideas over with their Athletic Directors and Matt Sheehan and myself plan on
attending the individual league meetings and will report back to this committee in August. Minutes of Mondays'
meet¡ng will be fon¡¡arded to Ben NeJson in advance and sent to all committee members.
Coaches
Yours in Track and Field
Matt Sheehan Binghamton Boys Coordinator
Vestal
Girls Coordinator
Jim Cerra
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Tournament Referee: Barbara Petito
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2-3Michael
Webster Thomas
T
19
20
21
6-3Brvce P
22
7-1Alex
l -2Aronson/Cassone
61, 62
12\lJack
Plattsburgh
Brooklyn Tech
23
Tranq(11
1st Place(PHSAA)
JohnJay
24
'l-2James
'4thSemi(PHSAA)
3-l Miron/Westergaard
Albany Academy
26
4-3Kevin H
27
8-3Andrew
11-2FolSeltman
Massapequa
Commack
28
11-2Nick
11-2FolSeltman
1
Peru Central
29 7-2Patrick Demarais(1 I )/Chase
Orchard Park
FD Roosevelt
9-2John Ackerman(1
H a rl e y- Al I e n d a I e -Co
l)/Aaron
32 5-lJordan
Tournament Director:Selina DeCicco
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3
4
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30 6-2Tommy Baldinge(12
31
1
2
Benjamin/Mevoracl
l.2AronsonrCassone
I
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Davis/Davis
l1-2Fox/selûnan
WaMick
12)
9-3Spencer Brief( 12)/Peerse Algiere(9)
5-l
to line
4-lStewart/Stewart
4¡CollnStewart(11)/ZanStewart(11) 62, 63
Tournament Referee:Barbara Petito
17 Nowich
2014 NYSPHSAA BOYS TENNIS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
USTA BILLIE JEAN KING NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER, FLUSHING MEADOWS
MAY 29th, 30th, 31st, 2014
Singles Consolation
6-2McClaren
A/
6-2McClaren
8-1 Rosen
1,
(Consolat¡on 1st Place)
8-l Rosen
17
2-lH'aelen
2-1 Haelen
2-l Haelen
8-2Solomon
8-2Solomon
Tournament Director
Selina DeCicco
Tournament Referee
Barbara Petito
2014 NYSPHSAA BOYS TENNIS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
USTA BILLIE JEAN KING NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER, FLUSHING MEADOWS
MAY 29th, 30th, 31st, 2014
Doubles Consolation
út
ld,'.tionth'ordrtntn,oþtðrk^ûìt*¡
/
(injury)
13
7-3Boutin/Khater
5-3Kulawiec/Nunno
60, 60
(Consolation
lst
Place)
l1-3Leaf/Reiffman
17
2-
9-2Ackerman/Considing
t----60;6d-
9-2Ackerman/Consid ine
Tournament Director
Selina DeCicco
Tournament Referee
Barbara Petito
NYSPHSAA BOYS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sectional Team Points
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Section
Points
I
35
il
14
ilt
15
tv
12
V
37
VI
15
vil
7
vilt
20
tx
13
xt
20
PSAL
38*
New York State High School Boys Tennis
Sportsmanship
AWARDS
2014
Section
I
Mike Selin-(Dobbs Ferry)
Section ll
Alex Fedorov-(Fayetteville-Man lius)
Section lll
Josh Druger-(Oneonta)
Section lV
Emerson Kelby-(Oneonta)
Section V
Logan Toops-(Webster Thomas)
Section VI
Tim Kane-(Hamburg)
Section Vll
John ny McAu liffe-(Peru Central)
Section VIII
Ben Rosen-(Pott Washington)
Section IX
Ernesto Dillon-Cornwall
Section Xl
Zain Ali-Half Hallow Hills East
PSAL
Felipe Osses-Konig
NYSPHSAA ALL STATE TEAM
rST-4TH PLACE (STNGLES AND DOUBLES)
2014
#1 Matt Gamble-1 O(Webster Schroeder)
#2T aiy o
Ha
ma naka-
1
2(
Eastchester)
#3Zain Ali-12(Half Hallow Hills East)
#4Ernesto Dillon-1 2(Cornwall)
DOUBLES
(Harley-Allendale-Columbia)
#1
Jordan Benjamin-1
#1
Aaron Mevorach- I 2(Harley-Allenville-Columbia)
1
#2James Aronson-1 2(John Jay)
#2Hayden Cassone-9(John Jay)
#3Mark Falatti-1 2(Mamaronak)
#3Nick Lee-1 1 (Mamaroneck)
#4Danny
#4
N
M
iron-1 2(Fayetteville-Manlius)
icholai Westergaard-
1
2 ( Fayettevi
I
le-Man i us)
I
February gú 2013
Proposal to Section Four Executive:
procedure
The section four wrestling coaches would like to alter the post season State Qualiffing
with the following cost saving proposal:
all varsity
Do away with the Class qualifiing part of the Sectional Championships and bring
wrestlers to the final event.
Rational:
of
The saving on offrcials and especially travel to and from events would save both cost
officials and member schools a large expense.
2. The Class awards would be done a-way with, saving the section money on Class
Championship awards in rty'restling.
3. Member schoãls would be saved tñ. "*p.nr" of hosting or traveling to another Wrestling
event to be duplicated the following week at the championship event'
4. From a purely financial point of view, the section loses money on the class tournaments,
to be offset
and bringing alt spectaús to a championship event would boost ticket sales,
l.
5.
6.
by the advantage ofonly one venue used.
same basic
The champions"hip.urnt for both Division I and Division II would have the
all
format, making the qualiffing process to the State meet more equitable. Presently
each
from
topfour
Division I wreltlers äuaüfy foittn championship event, but only the
for some
class tournament in di.'iriôn II qualify. This difference makes it unfair
qualifying
their
at
Division II wrestlers, who happen to iall into strong weight classes
Class tournament.
It is a fact that some athletes compete against each other continuously over the three
the Class
week period of League, Class *tdth.n Sectional Championships cutting
repeated
continuous
these
for
Tournaments would save the section the offrciating bill
at a final event'
matches, saving the section money on matches that could be done once
Sincerely submitted:
William MacNeill
Wrestling Coach
Whitney Point High School
SPORT
B/G
COORDINATOR
Badminton & Table Tennis
B/G
Greg Warren & Israel Loriner
Baseball(AA,A&B)
B
Robert Fenton
Baseball (C A D)
B
Terry Raymond
Basketball
B
Ben Nelson, Mark Woitach
Basketball
G
Kurt Ehrnesbeck, AndY Scott
Bowling
B
Pete Girolamo
Bowling
G
Pam Beard
Cross Country
B
Cross Country
G
Lee
Field Hockey
G
Niclcy Huston
Football
B
David Garbarino
Golf
B
Doug Courtright
Golf
G
Jamie Harter
I-acrosse
B
Andy Bauchman
Lacrosse
G
Stephanie Walker
Modified
B
CarI Koenig
Modified
G
Sue Franco
Sküng
B/G
Io Hinkley
Soccer
B
Michael Andrew, Adam Heck
Soccer
G
Bill Stepanovsþ
Sofiball(AA,A&B)
G
Jim Testa
Sofibatl (C & D)
G
Terry Palmer
Swimming
B
Dan 7¿mbek
Swimming
G
Diane Hicl<s-Hughes
Tennis
B
TBA
Tennis
G
Dan Palmer
Track (Spring)
B
Matt Sheehan
Track (Spring)
G
Jim Ceta
Track (Winter)
B
Ed Shelling and Andrew Cartwright
Track (Winter)
G
Ben Cardamone
Volleyball (Winter)
B
Crissie Russo
Volleyball (Fall)
G
Patti Perone
Wrestling
B
Steve
Rick
Baxter, Todd James
Schaffir
Armstrong, Rick Gumble
Approved March 19,2014
Section
IV
DATES for 2014-15
FALL 20I4
SEEDING MEETINGS
Cross Cotutlt'y
Field Hockey
Oct 15 @ llP HS
Football
ColJ (Class A)
Soccer (B)
Soccer (G)
Swinning (C)
Tetutis (G)
ltolleyball (C)
SECTIONAL DATES / STTES
October 30 @ Cl/ State Park (Raiu Date Oct 3 I )
October 21,22,29 Fitnls Noveuber l @TBA
Oct 30 - Nov. I Semis, Nov. 7-8 Finsls
Oclober 6
Oct l5@Sectionll/7pnt Oclober 21,24,28: Finals October 3l- Nov. I @TBA
Oct I5 @ Section ll/ Tpnr October 22, 25, 29 Fitnls October 3l - Nov I @TBA
Nov. 2 via hrlex progrcm Nov. 5 (Prelins), Nov 7 (Diving), Nov.8 (Finals)
Oct 9-1 1 (Raiu tlates l6-ltì) Oct. 24-25(St Qualífer)
October 27, 2ll, 30 Finals Novenber l
WINTER 20I4-I 5
BadmintoniTf B/G
SEEDING MEETINGS
Baskerball (B)
Basketbdl (G)
Feb
Feb
l8 @ Section IIt
l8@SectionlV
Bowlittg B/C
Ice Hocke! (B)
SECTIONAL DATES / SITES
March 14 @ Bainbridge-GuilJitrd
Feb 25, 28, March 4,5,6,7 Fittals @ Arena / D @ SUCO
Feb. 24, 27, March 3,5,6,7 Finals @ Arena / D @ SUCO
Feb. 7-8 and Feb I 4-1 5(Snte QtnliJìer)
REGIONAL DATES
/
STATE CHAMP|ONSHIP
Novenber tl @ SUNY Caúot ( I 0)
Novenber I 5-16 @ Maine-Enclwell HS (1)
Novenber 2 I -22: 28-30 @ Carrier Dome (3)
SITES
Nov 14-16
Nov 4-5 and Nov
n/a
Noventber l5-16 @ Micldlerown HS (9)
November I 5-l 6 @ SUNY Cortland/Homer/TC3/Cordland HS (3)
Novenber 2l-22 @ Ithoct College (4)
Noventber I -3 @ Tr¡-City Tennis Center, Lathan (2)
Noyenber Ì 5-l 6 @ Glens Falß CC (2)
7-8
Nov. 4-5 qnd Nov. 7-8
Nov.4-6 qtd Nov 7-9
REGTONAL DATES
/
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
SITES
n/a
March l0-l 1 snd l3-14
March l0-l I and 1l-14
March 2U-22 @ Glens Falls CC (2) March 27-29 (Fecleration)
Mat ch 20-22 @ HI/CC (2) March 27-29 (Federation)
March 7-8 @ TBA
March I 4- I 5 @ Utica Aulitorùn (3)
Febnnry 23-21 @
Skiittg B/G
Swinuing (B)
Tt ack Indoor/llinler
Feb l8(prelins); Feb 20(divinþ: Feb 2l (lìnals)TBA
l/olleyball (B)
March 28 @ Johnson City HS
February
I
I
llrestling
Jan.
SPRING 20I 5
Bqseball
Boys Goll
SEEDING MEETINGS
18,
Marv
13
Feb
& Feb
2
TBA
March 6-7 @ Ithaca College (4)
March 7 @ TBA
I
n/a
Jat 23-24(ùnl
February 27-28 @ Tines Union Center Albany (2)
Meets @ TBA)
Feb 7 (Class Meets @ TBA) Feb. I 3-l 5 (Fiuals @ TBA)
SECTIONAL DATES / SITES
May 19. 2 I,26: Finals May 29
May l4 & 16 (Medal¡st @ TBA) May 18 (C @ rBA)
REGIONAL DATES
Jme 4 &6
/ SITES
STATE CHAMP]ONSHIP
úue l3 @ Binghanton (4)
May 3(t-31, úne Ì @ Cornell U. (4)
May2l(B@TBA: D@TBA)
Jtne I 2-14 @ SUNY Delhi (4)
hute 6 @ SUNY Binghanton (4)
Jute 5-6 @ SUNY Cortland (3)
Cirls ColJ
Lacrosse (B)
Lacrosse (G)
Solball
Tennis (B)
Track & Field B/G
TBA
TBA
May
l5
2 I , 26, 27, 28 - May 30 (Fínals)
May l4-15 (Class Meets) May 22-23 (Stote Quql¡fër)
Ma1 27-2ll (Classes) Jtne 4 (State QualiJèr)
May
Jtne4&6
Jute 13 @ Moreatt Park Sottth Clens Galls (2)
May 28-30 @ USTA Compex NYC
Jtue l2-14 @ SUNY Albany (2)
Sports Season¡
Moilday, Ailgrst I 8, 20 I 4 - Stnday, Novenber 30, 201 4 (l 5 Weeks)
Mondar, Novenber 3, 20 l 4 - Studay, March 29, 20 I 5 (2 I llteeks)
Mondty, March 2, 2015 - Stnday, Jtue 14, 2015 (15 Weeks)
Tcst D^tes
PSAT: October 15, 2014 and Oc¡ober 18, 2014
SAT:Octoberll,20l4; *Novemberll,20l4:Decenber6,20l4;Jamnry21,2015:May2,2015and*Jtne6,20l5
ACT: Septenber 13,2014, October 25,2014, Decenbet' 13,2011, April 18,2015 andJune 13,2015
Advanced Placenenl: May 4-i, 2015 and May I 1-15, 2015
Regents: Jrute
2, I6-25,20I5
* - SAT on lhis dste conlicts with Sectional Final, RegìonøI or State Chømpionship Døtes
Exec u tive Con núttee Meetin es
Alhletic Couilc¡l Meetinss
Artgttst 21, 2014 @ Sídney Civic Ceilter at TBA
October 23, 2014 @TBA at l0:00 ant
Wednesday, Septenber I 7, 2l)1 4 @ Siclney Civic Center at 6:00 pnt
llednesday, November 19, 2011 @ Maine-ñdwell HS at 2:00 put
ll/ednestlay, Mqrch 25, 201 5 @ Johnson City HS qt 2:00
L4/ednesday, June 17,2015 @TBA
February 19, 2015 @TBA at l0:00 an
May 21.2015 @TBA at 10:00 an
D,4TES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!!!
l7
ptt
Classification Enrollments for 2014-15
(as per NYSPHSAA, lnc. January 2014)
1370
1203
1170
ELMIRA
CORNING
BINGHAMTON
ITHACA
HORSEHEADS
UNION-ENDICOTT
VESTAL
JOHNSON CITY
MAINE ENDWELL
OWEGO FREE ACADEMY
NORWICH
1033
993
878
842
556
555
524
HARPURSVILLE
UNADILLA VALLEY
OXFORD
GROTON
MARATHON
SETON CATHOLIC
ODESSA MONTOUR
DELAWARE ACADEMY-DELH
188
188
184
183
177
171
16s
161
I
SOUTHERN CAYUGA
155
135
LANSING
308
282
272
AFTON
EDMESTON
CHERRY VLY-SPRGFLD
GEORGE JR REPUBLIC
DEPOSIT
HANCOCK
RICHFIELD SPRINGS
MILFORD
NEW ROOTS CHARTER SCHOOL
SOUTH KORTRIGHT
MARGARETVILLE
MORRIS
GILBERSTVILLE-MT U PTON
WATKINS GLEN
268
WINDHAM ASHLAND JEWITT
92
92
SIDNEY
GREENE
TRUMANSBURG
254
JEFFERSON
91
253
250
235
STAMFORD
91
GILBOA CONESVILLE
89
85
447
420
419
412
400
WINDSOR
ONEONTA
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY
CHENANGO VALLEY
DRYDEN
CHENANGO FORKS
362
357
WAVERLY
WHITNEY POINT
NEWARK VALLEY
355
326
ELMTRA HETGHTS (TAE)
TIOGA
MORAVIA
OTEGO-UNADILLA
WALTON
UNION SPRINGS
BAINBRIDGE - GUILFORD
CANDOR
SPENCER VAN ETTEN
ELMIRA NOTRE DAME
NEWFIELD
125
124
123
122
120
109
106
105
97
95
95
217
WORCESTER
CHARLOTTE VALLEY
210
209
205
204
200
200
ROXBURY
DOWNSVILLE
LAURENS
SCHENEVUS
FRANKLIN
HUNTER TANNERSVILLE
81
195
189
ANDES
31
82
80
77
76
71
70
NYSPHSAA, Inc. CLASSIFICATION
5 CLASSES
AA
A
B
c
D
91o-UP
480-909
280-479
170-279
0-169
4 CLASSES
801-UP
A
B
c
D
3 CLASSES
A
B
c
401-800
215-400
2'|4-Below
8OO-UP
400-799
2 GLASSES
2 CLASSES
A
B
8OO-UP
0-799
0-399
(lndividual Sports)
Division I 600-Up
Division ll 0-599
Sports with variations to classification:
B/G X-Gountrv
A
B
c
D
911-Up
470-910
260-469
259-Below
Football
AA
A
B
c
D
930-Up
570-929
365-569
240-364
239-Below
Girls Lacrosse
A
B
C
1050 -Up
650-1049
649-Below
Fall Girls Vollevball
AA
A
B
c
D
Please note: The above school Classification Enrollment numbers are the base numbers approved by the NYSPHSAA,
member schools are allowed to request to "Move up in Classification" and Seton Catholic and Elmira Notre Dame HS
are moved up in calssificat¡on in certain sports by the Classification Committee
Also, when teams are approved to merge that may also change the Classification numbers.
1040-Up
690-1039
436-689
256-435
255-Below
SUNY SULLIVAN COMMUNITY COLLEGÉ
SUMMER 2014
NYS Goaching Gertification Gourses
ll2
College Rd. Loch Sheldrake, NY
12759 (845)434-5750 wr¡rrw.sunvsullivan.edu
2014 Summer Coaching Course Reqistration Has Bequn
NOTE: These courses are guaranteed to run without cancellation.
Significant price reduction; $291 for NY State residents.
S umme
Instructed bv Paul Clune
2014 Online courses:
u
Course Number
REL-1509-01DL
Course Title
Theory and Techniques
of Coachins
Credits
Course Number
REL-1505-01DL
Course Title
Philosophy, Principles, and
Organuation of Athletics in
Credits
3
3
Dates
July 21st
- August 13th
Dates
June 23rd,- July 17th
Education
ntlne courses: Instructed bv Betsv C ()na
Onli
Course Title
Credits
Course Number
3
Health Sciences Applied to
REL-1507-01DL
Su mmer 2014
Dates
May 27
-
June 19th
Coaching
COST
o
o
o
Course fee:
o
o
$291 for New York State residents with a certihcate of residence.
$375 per three credit course for those with out a certificate of residence.
Fees current as of 5llll4 and may be subject to change.
For more information about any additional fees, please contact the Registrar's Office at (8a5) 434-5750
x4302.
CONTACT INFORMATION
o
For additional information or to register, call (845)434-5750,x-4302.
write in the subiect headins line "online coachins certihcation courses."
fsini saslia @sunvsullivan. edu
n Services
Student Billin
une@,sunvsullivan. edu
Paul Clune lAssociate Professor/Coach
For additional information about the above courses or any other courses go to:
lryWtry.SUnVSUltlvan.e(tu
Online Courses in New York State Coaching Certification
Offered by Sullivan County Community College
1509-01DL Theory and Techniques of Coaching
Offered: Summer 2014
REL
Course Description:
o An introductory classroom phase of this course covers the basic concepts common to all sports.
A history of interschool athletics in New York State, objectives, rules, regulations and policies;
teaching methods, performance skills, technical information (offense, defense, strategy, etc.);
orgatization and management of practices; special training and conditioning of athletes in the
specific sport; care and fitting of equipment; special safety precautions; and officiating methods
are included. This course may include an internship in the specific sport under the supervision of
a master coach or director ofphysical education as a substantial portion ofthe course hours.
1505-01DL Philosophy, Principles, and Organization of Athletics in Education
Offered: Summer 2014
REL
Course Description:
o This course covers the basic philosophy, principles, and organization ofathletics as integral parts
ofphysical education and general education; state, local and national regulations andpolicies
related to athletics; legal considerations; function and organization ofleagues and athletic
associations in New York State; personal standards for the responsibilities of the coach as an
educational leader; public relations; general safetyprocedures, general principles ofschool
budgets, records, purchasing, and use offacilities. This course is required for all non-physical
education certihed teachers who coach athletic teams at any level in New York State schools.
REL
1507-01DL
Health Sciences Applied to Coaching
Offered: Summer 2014
Course Description:
o This course covers selected principles of biology, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, psychology,
and sociology related to coaching, human growth and development, training, and conditioning of
athletes.
Registration Procedures:
o
Before register at Sullivan go to www.sunvsullivan.edu and click on the "Current Students"
link then go to the "Student Services" link and scroll down to the "Registration Services" link
and click it. Once there, look to the right side and click on "Summer 2014" under "Part-time
Application" form.
o Download it and fill it out.
o
o
o
o
o
o
Then, download your certificate of residence. This can be found by going back to
"Current Students" link then go to the "Student Seryices" link and scroll down and
click "Student Billing" and locate the "Certificate of Residency" link on the right side
and follow the instructions.
Get the certificate ofresidence notarized in order to avoid an extra fee.
When you have completed all the necessary paperwork, fax the material to the College at
845-434-4806. Please write in the heading "online coaching courses".
After you have faxed the material, call the registrar and student billing to make sure all
materials have been received. You will also need a username and password. This is
done through Sullivan County Community College website. Go to
www.sunysullivan.edu and click on the "Current Students" link then go to the
"Academics" link and scroll down to the "Registration Services" link and click it.
Once there, click on the "ANGEL and SLN Online Assistance" link on the right side.
Course fee:
o $291 for New York State residents with a certificate of residence.
o $375 per three credit course for those without a certif,rcate of residence.
Fees current as of 5llll4 and may be subject to change.
SECTION IV
ãOLA-LS Coaches Super Clinic
August 28,20L4
At Chenango Valley HS. 11:00 to 4:00
Sport is constantly changing like the world we live in. The Super Clinic is a
chance to learn how to be at your best. This highly regarded program educates
coaches about athlete lifestyles, training methods, nutrition, sleep, cNS
readiness, optimal performance and recovery. lt also discusses negative
lifestyle issues that reduce performance capacities.
Know methods of training and recovery including: Age related trainability,
warm up, warm down, periodization, planning daily, weekly, monthly workout
sessions, peeking training, the 5 bio-motor skills and training them, recovery
methods, post training nutritional recovery, athlete nutrition Power Back Diet,
Basic Training (time
duration intensity purpose) training athletes of differing
levels, ages, talent, examples of power training, core training, speed training,
endurance training, skill training. . . . mixing different kinds of training do's and
don'ts. using science for feedback without high levef technology.
Clinic presenters:
John Underwood who has been our Life of an Athlete presenter for the last two
years willjoined by Shaun Huls.
Shaun Huls if the Director of Performance for the NFL Philadelphia Eagles. His
previous position was as Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Navy Special
warfare where he coordinates the strength and conditioning and injury
prevention programs for the Navy sEALs teams. previously, Huls was at
Hampton University as the Director of Athletic performance where he
coord¡nated the strength and conditioning programs for all 16 sports. Huls
came to Hampton from the University of Nevada where he served as Head
Baseball and Assistant Footballstrength and Conditioning Coach. There he also
served as the Coordinator of Performance Nutrition for all Wolf Pack athletes.
From 1996 to 2001, Huls worked at the University of Nebraska's Husker Power.
As Head Baseball and Assistant Footballstrength and Conditioning Coach at
Nebraska, Huls coached the 1997 National Championship footballteam as well
two World Series baseballteams. Huls
has trained numerous current professional football and baseball players. His
work with elite athletes also extends to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA fighters,
track and field, wrestling, and swimming Olympians. Huls is certified by the
as prepared three BigL2 Champion and
National Strength and Conditioning Association (C.S.C.S.), the Collegiate
Stren4h and Conditioning Association (S.C.C.C. and is a POSE running technique
specialist.
This national series is part of the
life of an Athlete Human Performance Project.
It is a play book of new training information from projects with Olympic
Athletes, Navy SEALS, NFL and European sport.
School
Yes, We plan on send¡ng
Coaches to this Free Section lV Clinic.
(Approximate)
Section lV ChampionshiB Philosophv
Section lV willsponsor Championships that represent excellence achieved in each sport.
ln the interest of equitable competition, minimal loss of academic time, financial impact and
Logistical concerns including, but not limited to, travel, lodging, meals and facilities for
competition, Section lV will sponsor one championship experience in a sport when there are
4
or more schools participating in that sport. Championships will be conducted according to
established guidelines. All sports will be recognized by Section lV as either a team sport or an
individual sport, or a combination team
/
individual sport.
Qualitv vs Quantitv
Section lV will sponsor Championship that represents excellence achieved in each spor-t. The
Percentage of opportunities for athletes to compete in Section lV Championships should fall
within
a designated range
of (State is 5% to 8%) 50%To70% for allsports. The Percentages will
be calculated using the number of athletes participating in the sport and the number of
competitors in the championship event. League Championships are the venues for
participation.
Section lV Championships are held to qualify our best athletes to participate in the State
Championships.
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