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Recommendations

The Alaska School Activities Association Board recommends to it’s member school districts that they implement the following Sports Medicine recommendations into school district policy.

CONCUSSION
• Schools should follow the “return to play” protocol for any student with a suspected concussion regardless of how the concussion happened.
• That school districts follow the Recommendations & Guidelines for Minimizing Head Impact Exposure and Concussion Risk in Football.

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
• Schools should adopt the “Anyone Can Save A Life” or comparable program.
• Schools should have an automated external defibrillator (AED) at each practice and competition.
• Schools should write and rehearse an emergency action plan (EAP) for each venue used for practice or competition.

HEAT ILLNESS
• The NFHS online course “Heat Illness Prevention” should be taken by baseball, cross country running, football, soccer softball, tennis, and track & field coaches.

MEDICAL PERSONEL
• Schools should attempt, when possible, to have qualified medical personnel on site for athletic contests.
• Schools should hire athletic trainers.
• Allow team medical staff to move freely from the 20 yard line to 20 yard line while respecting the 2 yard barrier in football.
• Allow team medical staff to move freely from the 40 yard line to the 15 yard line while respecting the 10′ barrier in soccer.
• Allow 2 medical personnel into the hockey coach box in addition to the 5 team personnel as allowed by the NFHS.

Sports Events

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Good Sport Selection Form

ASAA encourages the development of sportsmanship, ethics and integrity in its interscholastic programs. As part of the sportsmanship emphasis, ASAA recognizes a Good Sport Team at the Awards Ceremony following all sport State Championships.

SELECTION PROCESS
The Head Coach will select students from his/her team who have demonstrated good citizenship and sportsmanship throughout the season as follows:

Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
Select 2 Student Participants Total

Cross Country Running, Nordic Ski, Swim & Dive, Tennis, Track & Field, Wrestling
Boys: 4-7 Student Participants, Select 1 / 8 or more Student Participants, Select 2
Girls: 4-7 Student Participants, Select 1 / 8 or more Student Participants, Select 2

Selection is based on the following criteria:
• Accepts the responsibility and privilege of representing the school and community.
• Is a role model for other teammates both on and off the playing surface.
• Demonstrates cooperation and respect for participants, officials and coaches before, during and after contests.
• Respects and abides by the standards as established by the coach.
• Treats opponents with respect; applauds for both teams during introductions, shakes hands prior to and after a contest and assists contestants who may be in need.
• Accepts favorable and unfavorable decisions, as well as victory and defeat, with equal grace.

SCHOOL INFORMATION
School*
Select School Classification
Coach Submitting Request*
First Last
Coach's Email Address*
SELECTION INFORMATION
Sport / Activity
Gender of Team
Good Sport Selection #1
First Last
Good Sport Selection #2
First Last
ADMINISTRATOR INFORMATION
Administrator Name*
First Last
Administrator's Email Address*

Academic Award Entry Form

ASAA ACADEMIC AWARDS
ASAA presents an academic award to the school with the highest team GPA average in each State Championship event. Alternative education program students as defined in AS 14.30.365 will not be included in a member school’s GPA for purposes of this section.

Team Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cheer, Football, Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
1. To be considered for the Academic Award, a team must have a minimum of number of members that can play at one time (ie. 5 for Basketball, 6 for Volleyball) Cheer Teams must have a minimum of 4 participants.

Individual Sports: Cross Country Running, Nordic Ski, Swim & Dive, Tennis, Track & Field, Wrestling
1. To be considered for the Academic Award in individual sport championship events, a team must have a minimum of 4 members.
2. Keep girls and boys separate as an academic award submission with the exception of Tennis.

Fine Arts & Academic Activities: DDF, All-State Music, World Language, Solo & Ensemble
1. To be considered for the Academic Award in academic and fine arts championship events, a team must have a minimum of 10 members.
2. Combine girls and boys together as only one academic award is presented.

QUALIFYING PROCESS
A. Academic Award Entry Form — A school must submit academic award information on this form.
B. Deadline — Academic Award Entry Forms must be submitted no later than 2:00 p.m. on the Tuesday prior to the start of the respective State Championship event.
C. School Transcript Analysis
• Counting Courses — Count every course that a student has listed on his/her report card except those that are on a pass/fail basis.
• Semester — In computing the team GPA, use only the GPA students earned during the semester prior to the semester in which the respective Championship Event is conducted.
• Ineligible GPAs — Cumulative, Quarter or Mid-Term GPAs should not be considered.
• Freshmen — For new 9th grade students, do not include until the beginning of the second semester.

COMPUTING TEAM G.P.A.
A. Student Grade Point Average — For each course listed for a team member, multiply the point value of the grade by the number of semester credits received for the course. A 4.0 GPA system must be used — A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0, incomplete is considered an F until made up. If a student’s GPA is above 4.0 due to advanced placement courses, it will be considered as 4.0, since not all schools use this grading system. Disregard pluses and minuses. Do not count courses on the report card if they are graded on a pass/fail basis.

Course	Credit	Grade	Point Value	Total
Math	1	B	1 x 3	3
Science	1	A	1 x 4	4
P.E.	1/2	A	1/2 x 4	2
History	1	C	1/2	2
French	1	D	1×1	1
Physics	1	B	1×3	3
Total	5.5			15

Student GPA
15 ÷ 5.5 = 2.7272

B. Team Grade Point Average — Compute team average by adding all team member GPAs and then dividing by the number of team members. Example — Tom GPA – 2.73; Dick GPA – 3.13; Harry GPA – 3.46; Sam GPA – 3.25.
Total of individual team member GPAs = 12.57

Team GPA
12.57 ÷ 4 = 3.142

(Use the following form to report Grade Point Averages)

SCHOOL INFORMATION
School*
School Location*
Person filling out form*
First Last
Coach/Teacher Email*
Sport / Activity
GPA INFORMATION

Use Previous Semester GPAs Only
This form must be completed and submitted to the ASAA office no later than 2:00 p.m. on the Tuesday just prior to the first day of competition at the respective State Championship event.

STUDENT NAMES

First Name	Last Name	Grade (9-12)	GPA (Based on 4.0 system)

Click the (+) button to add additional names

GPA TOTALS
Total of Team Member GPAs*
Add all of the GPAs from the GPA fields above and enter the total into the "Total of Team Member GPAs" field.
Number of Team Members*
Team GPA
The Team GPA field above is auto-calculated. (Total of Team Member GPAs) divided by (Number of Team Members)
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR INFORMATION

I have reviewed the information presented on this form and, to the best of my knowledge, believe it to be true and correct.
School Administrator*
First Last
School Administrator Email*

Championship Programs

Championship programs are available in a downloadable PDF for free. Beginning with the 2016-17 season, you may also order a printed version (Print On-demand) for a fee when available from TheBookPatch via the Print On-demand links below.