Treating Sports Officials with Hospitality
We know how important officials are, especially now that it's getting harder to find them. In light of this, we'd like to share this important video from the NFHS on how you can best welcome officials to your campus. Making sure officials have everything they need and that their experience at your school is positive is crucial.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.nfhs.org/articles/treating-sports-officials-with-hospitality/
Harry Glickman Award
The MJCC selects two winners for the Harry Glickman Award each year. Any Jewish student athlete who has lived in Oregon for the past three years and is a junior or senior in high school is eligible. Two winners are selected and recognized at our Community Celebration. This award was established in 2012, in honor of Harry Glickman (z”l), the “father” of professional sports in Oregon. He was the founder of the Portland Trail Blazers, the Trail Blazers’ President from ‘87-’94 and the founder of the Portland Buckaroos. He is also a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Applicants are judged on academic and athletic achievement as well as their commitment to community service. Winners receive a $500 scholarship for college. Students can apply at oregonjcc.org/glickman
Congratulations to these athletic administrators who have earned their Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA) level:
Josh Crawford, CAA, Dayton High School
Jay Barton, CAA, Santiam HS
Shelley Moore, CAA, Newport HS
Kacey McNulty, CAA, Eagle Point HS
The following ADs have recently earned the top level certification offered by the NIAAA, the prestigious Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA):
Missy Smith, CMAA, Oregon Episcopal School
Dave Ehrhardt, CMAA, Phoenix High School
Trent Kroll, CMAA, Hood River Valley HS
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Oregon High School Athletic Directors,
On behalf of the Executive Boards for the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association (OACA) and the Oregon Athletic Directors Association (OADA), I would like to introduce to you the 2nd Annual OACA/OADA Coaches vs. Cancer Program. Because cancer has touched so many in our coaching community, Coaches vs. Cancer offers a unique opportunity to fight the disease. Through integrated fundraising activities and public awareness campaigns, participating schools can truly make a difference in the fight against cancer and raise awareness in their communities about the importance of cancer prevention, early detection, and making healthy lifestyle choices.
The OACA & OADA would like for schools to choose either the week of January 23 - 27 or January 30 - Feb. 3 to promote Cancer Awareness throughout their community. There are various ways you can use your voice and leadership to help fight cancer. Each school’s Cancer Awareness Week should be structured to best fit their individual needs. Please see the attached flyer for program goals and activities that your school could participate in.
We would appreciate your support in seeing the information gets to the appropriate individuals in your school, whether it be the principal, student activities director, or winter coaches (Boys/Girls Basketball, Swimming, Wrestling).
If your school chooses to participate in a fundraising activity, you can donate the money raised in one of two ways:
1. You can donate to a local cancer program of your choice. We would appreciate knowing how much and who to so we can tally a total amount state-wide. Close to $8000 was raised last year!
2. Send the funds to the OACA office and all monies will be donated in a lump sum from the OACA/OADA to the American Cancer Society. Please have all monies to the OACA by Wednesday, March 15th.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Please join the Fight against Cancer & Support "Coaches vs. Cancer" Week!
Rob Younger, Executive Director-Oregon Athletic Coaches Association
OACA
222 First Avenue West, SUITE 220
Albany, OR 97321
541-928-2700
oacarob@gmail.com
www.oregoncoach.org
Treating Sports Officials with Hospitality
We know how important officials are, especially now that it's getting harder to find them. In light of this, we'd like to share this important video from the NFHS on how you can best welcome officials to your campus. Making sure officials have everything they need and that their experience at your school is positive is crucial.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.nfhs.org/articles/treating-sports-officials-with-hospitality/
Harry Glickman Award
The MJCC selects two winners for the Harry Glickman Award each year. Any Jewish student athlete who has lived in Oregon for the past three years and is a junior or senior in high school is eligible. Two winners are selected and recognized at our Community Celebration. This award was established in 2012, in honor of Harry Glickman (z”l), the “father” of professional sports in Oregon. He was the founder of the Portland Trail Blazers, the Trail Blazers’ President from ‘87-’94 and the founder of the Portland Buckaroos. He is also a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Applicants are judged on academic and athletic achievement as well as their commitment to community service. Winners receive a $500 scholarship for college. Students can apply at oregonjcc.org/glickman
Congratulations to these athletic administrators who have earned their Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA) level:
Josh Crawford, CAA, Dayton High School
Jay Barton, CAA, Santiam HS
Shelley Moore, CAA, Newport HS
Kacey McNulty, CAA, Eagle Point HS
The following ADs have recently earned the top level certification offered by the NIAAA, the prestigious Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA):
Missy Smith, CMAA, Oregon Episcopal School
Dave Ehrhardt, CMAA, Phoenix High School
Trent Kroll, CMAA, Hood River Valley HS
