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SPORTSMANSHIP FOR STUDENT ATHLETES

IAthletes must agree to and abide by the Sportsmanship Code of Conduct for Student Athletes:
A student athlete shall always endeavor to be Christ-like in his/her actions, words or body language and shall not:
 Verbally or physically assault anyone.
 Refuse to abide by an official's decision.
 Refuse to be respectful toward an opponent, coach, official or spectator.
 Employ or use dishonest means or tactics.
 Engage in objectionable demonstration of forceful actions such as throwing ball(s) or equipment, or
kicking wall(s), equipment, benches, etc…
 Use profane, obscene or vulgar language, taunt or bait anyone.
 Use tobacco or any form of tobacco products or illegal drugs.
 Attempt to focus attention upon him/her with any delayed or prolonged act.
 Publicly discuss his/her negative opinion of an official, official's decision. 

Violation of the Sportsmanship Code of Conduct for Student Athletes, which shall be determined by
the assigned official for the game/competition, shall result in immediate ejection from the game. If the
official's decision is not obeyed, the official has the authority to declare the game/competition forfeited by
the offending team. If warranted, further action may be taken by CYO.
Any student athlete ejected from an Athletic Event will automatically be suspended for a minimum of the
next two conference games, play-off games or competitions. A substitute who enters the playing field or
court during a fight shall be ejected and suspended for a minimum of the next two-conference, play-off
games or competitions. If a student athlete is ejected during the last game of the season, the suspension
will carry over to the next sport/competition he/she enters. The coach must notify its school administrator
of any ejection within twenty-four hours. A suspended student athlete who competes in a
game/competition will cause the game/competition to be declared a forfeit and the student athlete and
coach will be subject to disciplinary action by the CYO on an individual basis. Behavior at off-campus school events 
may have consequences a the school level such as suspension or expulsion.​​

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