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2019 UIAAA New Athletic Administrator Training Monday, September 16, 2019

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2019 UIAAA New Athletic Administrator Training Monday, September 16, 2019

NEW ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR TRAINING

Available to all Athletic Directors, Principals, and Assistant Principals with athletic responsibilities.

Monday, September 16, 2019

UHSAA Offices 199 East 7200 South, Midvale, Utah 84047

8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Cost: $35.00

All other costs, (besides the $35 Fee) including lunch will be covered by the UIAAA

Topics covered are:

  • UIAAA Training
  • LTC 502 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION: STRATEGIES FOR ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT
    This course takes a basic approach to the fundamentals and methods of athletic administration and alerts and educates athletic administrators regarding potential problems and possible solutions in areas such as chain of command, scheduling, contest management, and personnel management. The course also touches upon eligibility, Critical Incident planning, financial responsibilities, legal, law, liability, equipment and facilities.
    Required for: RAA, RMSAA, CAA and CMAA Certification.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER…

24th Annual UIAAA Summer Golf Tournament – Wednesday, July 10, 2019

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24th Annual UIAAA Summer Golf Tournament – Wednesday, July 10, 2019

The UIAAA Summer Golf Tournament benefits the UIAAA student-athlete scholarship program. The scholarship program typically has 70+ applicants every year and the UIAAA awards five $1500 scholarships to deserving Utah high school student athletes.

Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf Course
975 West Golf Course Dr, Midway UT 84049

7:45am Shotgun Start – 12:30pm Barbeque

$69 per player includes green fees, cart, and barbeque

Register online by clicking the link below…

2019 UIAAA Summer Golf Tournament Registration Form

NIAAA 2019 LTI Webinar Schedule

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For more information on NIAAA LTI classes or to register for a class visit the NIAAA LTI website. Each webinar costs $125 for members and $210 for non-members. The course fee includes the digital course manual and an acknowledgment of course completion.

Spring, 2019
501 – Wednesday’s – March 20 and March 27 – Fred Smith
502 – Tuesday’s – April 2 and April 9 – Don Bales
504 – Monday’s – March 18 and March 25 Arthur Ballard
506 – Thursday’s – April 4 and April 11 – Peg Pennepacker
508 – Monday’s – April 1 and April 8 – Arthur Ballard
625 – Tuesday’s – March 12 and March 19 – Jeff Kurtz
701 – Wednesday’s – April 3 and April 10 – Holly Farnese
799 – Thursday’s – March 21 and March 28 – (Michael Duffy, Mike Williams)

Summer, 2019
501 – Tuesday’s July 23 and July 30 – Fred Smith
502 – Monday’s July 29 and Aug 5 – Don Bales (Not available July 19-26, 2019)
510 – Wednesday’s July 24 and July 31 – Daniel Armstrong
503 – Thursday’s July 25 and Aug 1 – Tim Graham
611 – Tuesday’s July 9 and July 16 – Becky Moran – Marc Haught
626 – Monday’s July 8 and July 15 – Tina Woolard
630 – Wednesday’s July 10 and July 17 Jay Hammes – Mike Gulino
700 – Thursday’s July 11 and July 18 – Holly Farnese

Fall, 2019
501 –Tuesday’s – October 29 and November 5 – Fred Smith
502 – Thursday’s – October 17 and October 24 – Don Bales
504 – Tuesday’s – October 15 and October 22 – Arthur Ballard
506 – Thursday’s – October 31 and November 7 – Peg Pennepacker
511 – Wednesday’s – October 16 and October 23 – John Evers
631 – Monday’s October 28 and November 4 – Jay Hammes – Mike Gulino
705 – Monday’s October 14 and October 22 – Mike Ellson-Lauren Otero
703 – Wednesday’s – October 30 and November 6 – Carol Dozibrin- Sandra Mader

UIAAA Accepting Applications for LTI and Professional Development Coordinator

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The UIAAA is accepting applications for the following position until Monday, May 13th. Applications MUST be submitted electronically via email to utahiaaa@gmail.com.

LTI and Professional Development Coordinator
This position shall be appointed by the Board of Directors and ratified by the ADEC.

Duties:
1. Shall be responsible for the make-up and implementation of a Leadership Training Strategic Plan for Utah, including assisting in determining state LTI course offerings and identifying, recommending, and developing state teaching faculty.
2. Assist in developing LTI national presentation faculty
3. Teach offered LTI courses as necessary.
4. Responsible for proper distribution of all LTI information from the NIAAA office.
5. Responsible for informing the NIAAA of any LTI course dates in Utah.
6. Responsible for notifying the NIAAA of Utah athletic directors taking LTI, including processing rosters and manual orders.
7. Keep records of state LTI course offerings and attendance.
8. Address all financial aspects of offering the program.
9. Briefly report LTI related information at all ADEC meetings.
10. Attend state coordinator national meetings in September at the NIAAA offices in Indianapolis, and in December at the National Conference.
11. Promote professional and personal growth of Utah athletic administrators.

* Candidate must have completed LTC 501 and LTC 790 to be eligible for position.

The Leadership Training Institute State Coordinators are the gatekeepers of the Leadership Training Institute at the state level. These individuals maintain the integrity of the program in each state. The duties and responsibilities of the individuals are the foundation of the local program. The responsibility of each State Coordinator requires time, integrity, leadership and organization.

CLICK HERE to access an application for UIAAA LTI and Professional Development Coordinator. Please forward completed applications by Monday, May 13th to utahiaaa@gmail.com.

2018-19 Spring Sports Team GPA’s

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The UIAAA is once again asking for your VARSITY Team average GPA’s for Spring sports.

This information will be used in rankings for the UIAAA Directors Cup. (The team’s average GPA’s account for 40% of the ranking for the Directors’ Cup)

This information will also be used for the Top Team GPA Award, (new this year – Academic State Champion) for each sport and classification. These awards presentations will be made during the spring state tournaments or at the school in a special assembly.

Sports and activities included would be: Baseball, Girls Golf, Boys Soccer, Softball, Boys Tennis, Boys Track and Girls Track. Please fill out the form and report average GPA’s for each of the sports listed above for VARSITY ATHLETES ONLY. Use the 2nd quarter/trimester grades, those that you used to establish eligibility, for your spring sports.

Congratulations to this Winter’s Academic State Champions
1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A
Basketball Boys: Tintic, Duchesne, Grantsville, Green Canyon, Olympus, Weber
Basketball: Girls Valley, Rowland Hall, Carbon, Green Canyon, Springville, Westlake
Drill: Panguitch, Kanab, Manti, Dixie, Maple Mtn, Copper Hills
Swimming Boys: Altamont, Grantsville, Green Canyon, Maple Mtn, Westlake
Swimming Girls: Altamont, North Sanpete, Payson, Springville, Copper Hills
Wrestling: Panguitch, Duchesne, Grantsville, Tooele, Maple Mtn, Westlake

The UIAAA will accept individual team GPA’s between February 25 to April 19, 2019.

The UIAAA thanks you in advance for inputting your teams’ GPA’s!

SPRING SPORTS GPA FORM

Record Number of Utah Athletic Administrators Get Certified in 2018

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2018 saw a record number of athletic administrators in the state of Utah become NIAAA certified through the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. In total, 20 Utah athletic administrators earned certification or upgraded their current level of certification. Eighteen AD’s earned the benchmark designation of Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA). The Registered Athletic Administrator (RAA) and Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA) designations were each earned by one AD respectively.

A complete list of certified members can be found on the UIAAA Certified Members page and more information on the NIAAA certification program can be found on the UIAAA Certification page.

REGISTERED ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR (RAA)
2018 Natalie Brady RAA
CERTIFIED ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR (CAA)
2018 Mitch Argyle CAA
2018 Phillip Bertoch CAA
2018 Ted Bianco CAA
2018 Andrea Bouwhuis CAA
2018 Troy Coil CAA
2018 Bryan Crawford CAA
2018 Keeko Georgelas CAA
2018 Lee Gillie CAA
2018 Ryan Grunig CAA
2018 Todd Jeffs CAA
2018 Missy Mackay-Whiteurs CAA
2018 Tyrell Mikesell CAA
2018 Teresa Mitchell CAA
2018 John Olsen CAA
2018 Kristy Proesch CAA
2018 Steven Roberts CAA
2018 Shad Stevens CAA
2018 Missy Stuart CAA
CERTIFIED MASTER ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR (CMAA)
2018 Michael O’Connor CMAA

2018-19 Winter Sports Team GPA’s

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The UIAAA is once again asking for your VARSITY Team average GPA’s for winter sports.

This information will be used in rankings for the UIAAA Directors Cup. (The team GPA’s account for 40% of the ranking for the Directors’ Cup)

This information will also be used for the Top Team GPA Award, (new this year – Academic State Champion) for each sport and classification. These awards presentations will be made during the winter state tournaments or at the school in a special assembly.

Sports and activities included would be: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Drill, Boys Swimming, Girls Swimming and Wrestling. Please fill out the form and report average GPA’s for each of the sports listed above for VARSITY athletes only. Use 1st quarter grades that you used to establish eligibility this winter’s sports.

Congratulations to this fall’s Academic State Champions

1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A
Baseball Valley
Football Milford Gunnison Grantsville Salem Hills Springville Fremont
Boys Golf Gunnison South Summit Salem Hills Timpview Bingham
Girls Soccer Rowland Hall South Summit Hurricane Springville Hillcrest
Girls Tennis Manti Pineview Wasatch Hillcrest
Volleyball Panguitch Rowland Hall San Juan Spanish Fork Brighton Westlake
Boys X Country Panguitch Rowland Hall Richfield Hurricane Provo Fremont
Girls X Country EskDale Waterford Grantsville Park City Timpview Westlake

The UIAAA will accept individual team GPA’s between November 5 to December 20, 2018.

The UIAAA thanks you in advance for inputting your teams’ GPA’s!

Winter Sports GPA Form

Facility Snapshots: Lessons learned from athletic projects around the country – Coach and Athletic Director

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A roundup of 6 athletic projects around the country, and the lessons learned by those in charge.

In small communities like Kutztown, Pennsylvania, the high school stadium is the epicenter of social gatherings. So, when it came to spending money on major upgrades, it was an easy decision.

What followed was a $3.4 million investment in the high school athletic facilities. That included a new grass field, an eight-lane track and bleachers to accommodate 1,500 fans. Flicker said nearly 20 percent of Kutztown students participate in track and field, so the district felt it was appropriate to target the outdated track. Expanding to eight lanes also would allow the school to host meets.

When it came to the field, the school favored natural grass over turf. read more at coachad.com

 

Entire HS Coaching Staff Fired for Drinking Incident – Athletic Business

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Parents and members of the Revere (Ohio) High School community gathered this week at a school board meeting to learn more about an incident that led to the dismissal of all nine members of the school’s football coaching staff.

The Akron Beacon Journal reports that the coaches — two of whom are school staff — admitted to drinking alcohol during an offseason football camp at a university campus. The drinking constituted a violation of school and state codes of conduct.

The incident took place earlier this month on the campus of Heidelberg University, where coaches consumed alcohol on the lower level of the dormitory where students were staying for the night. No students were involved. University officials reported the incident to the high school the following day. read more at athleticbusiness.com

County Launches HS Substance Abuse Training Program – Athletic Business

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County officials in New York State announced a new program this week to provide public school coaches and athletic trainers with training tools to combat substance abuse among high school student-athletes.

The East Hampton Star reports that Suffolk County officials announced the program after piloting it in three districts last year. In that time, 60 coaches received training on how to identify student-athletes who may be using liquid nicotine, marijuana, opioids or alcohol.

Coaches in the program receive a 75-minute course on the specific warning signs associated with drug and alcohol abuse, as well as strategies for intervening. Developed by Stony Brook University’s Center for Prevention and Outreach, the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (LICADD), civic advocates, Families In Support of Treatment as well as coaches, athletic directors and athletic trainers, the program will be funded from the County’s operating budget and will be made available to interested districts ahead of the next sports season. read more at athleticbusiness.com

 

A.D.ministration: The evolving athletic director position – Coach and Athletic Director

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An athletic administrator’s day is filled with numerous tasks and responsibilities. This means scheduling games and buses, depositing gate receipts, interviewing prospective coaches, verifying eligibility reports and countless other details. There’s never enough time to do everything, and the days are long.

It has been this way for decades, but new duties are added every year. The position has become more complicated, and it involves greater expectations and responsibilities. Beyond the long-standing basics of the position, there are new aspects that are essential for your program to thrive and survive.

These new responsibilities have to be developed, and time must be found to accomplish them. The athletic director’s position is one of evolution, and since change is a constant, things will continue to develop. New aspects and responsibilities will become an integral part of the job whether you’re ready or not. That’s why it’s critical to understand this evolution and prepare. read more at coachad.com

 

2018 Fall Sports Team GPAs

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The UIAAA is once again asking for your VARSITY Team average GPA’s for fall sports.

This information will be used in rankings for the UIAAA Directors Cup. (The team GPA’s account for 40% of the ranking for the Directors’ Cup)

This information will also be used for the Top Team GPA Award, (new this year) for each sport and classification. These awards presentations will be made during the fall state tournaments or at the school in a special assembly.

Sports and activities included would be: Baseball (1A), Football, Boys Golf, Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis, Volleyball, Boys Cross Country and Girls Cross Country. Please fill out the form and report average GPA’s for each of the activities listed above for VARSITY athletes only. Use 4th quarter grades that you used to establish eligibility this fall for the UHSAA.

Congratulations to last year’s Directors’ Cup recipients; Panguitch, Rowland Hall, Richfield, Desert Hills, Corner Canyon and Bingham.

The UIAAA will accept individual team GPA’s between August 9 to September 25, 2018.

The UIAAA thanks you in advance for inputting your teams’ GPA’s!

Fall Sports GPA Form

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