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Building character through teamwork, faith, and sport in every season
Building character through teamwork, faith, and sport in every season
Athletes must either be
** The parish office will verify these requirements at the start of each season**
Athletes that are parish members must have completed, or be actively enrolled in religious education with their parish for the current school year.
Coed Grades K-8
Practices are 1 hour 2-3x per week and typically begin mid August. Races take place on Sundays 1pm September-October. Once a coach is in place, an email containing season details and practice days/locations will be sent.
Athletes run different distances and race courses based on their birth year.
Race groups are
Girls Grades 5-8
Practices begin in August. Once a coach is set, the practice schedule and further details will be sent.
Practices are @Griffin Hall
Teams are
Coed Grades 6-8
Once a coach is established the season details will be sent.
Grades K-4
Practices are 1 hour 1x per week and typically begin late November.
Cheers games are scheduled once per weekend through the basketball season at a home game.
Once a coach is in place, an email containing season details and practice day will be sent.
Grades 1-8
Tryouts: When there are enough players for multiple teams, tryouts will be held early November. If there are multiple teams, there is one A and however many B teams are needed so that every player has the opportunity to play. When tryouts are necessary, they are mandatory and parents are not permitted to stay to watch.
Teams are
Girls Grades 9-12
Boys Grades 9-12
Open to players who are not playing for their high school teams
Once a coach is established the season details will be sent.
Coed Grades K-8
Sub Novice (PeeWee)
Practice 2x per week with meets on Sundays 1pm. This group runs in the 100, and 200 races
Novice/Minor/Cadet
Practice 3x per week with meets on Sundays 1pm. Athletes compete in multiple distance running and field events.
Coed - Grades 7-8
Once a coach is established the season details will be sent.
Coed - Grades 9-12
Once a coach is established the season details will be sent.
All clearances are held on file at St. Ann's parish office
We are very proud of our athletes. Our athletes represent our parishes, families, and
community. As such, CYO athletes have an obligation to uphold a high standard of excellence
and serve as positive role models in their faith community.
All players and teams should align with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia CYO’s Code of
Conduct, and the following
1. I will keep schoolwork and religious education as my top priority and notify my
coaches, teachers, or moderators of any problems that may affect my ability to
participate in this program.
2. I respect my teammates, coaches, referees, and opposing teams. At all times, I will
refrain from complaining, being confrontational, rude, or physical.
3. I will be a good sport, be gracious in victory and dignified in defeat. I will give fallen
opponents a hand, and compliment extraordinary performance.
4. I will show dignity and respect to all in pre and post-game rituals.
5. I am growing in character and am encouraged to develop my voice. When I have a
concern, I will speak to the coach before or after practice/gametime.
6. I understand that my talents alone will not lead us to a win. It is the ability to work
together as a team that will make us successful.
7. I know that my coaches believe in my potential and do their best to ensure my season
has developed skill, the character of good sportsmanship, and a winning spirit.
8. I will be a worthy role model and conduct myself in a manner that exemplifies the traits
and values I wish to see in my teammates.
9. I respect the facilities where I practice and play. I will pick up after myself, show respect
for property, and encourage the same from my teammates.
I understand that participation in an athletic program is a privilege, which can be denied or
suspended for violation of the rules and regulations or this code of conduct. I promise I will do
my best to live up to the standards and commitments outlined here.
We are very proud of our athletes and community of parents and volunteers. Together we
represent our parishes, families, and community.
All parents should align with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia CYO’s Code of Conduct, and
agree to following
1. We view schoolwork and religious education as top priority. Please notify coaches,
teachers, or moderators of any problems that may affect my child’s ability to participate in
any games, practices, or events.
2. Update your child’s availability at least 48 hours in advance. It is understood that things
will come up last minute, and your child may miss practice or games. Outside of that,
please regularly share your child’s availability. Coaches plan practices, games, and
events around who they expect to attend.
3. DO NOT sit in the player area on the bench, or infield. This should be an area where the
kids can be themselves, learn, and bond as a team free from the scrutiny (intentional or
unintentional) of parents.
4. Encourage your child to develop their voice and leadership skills. When they have a
concern, they should be encouraged to respectfully speak to the coach before or after
practice/gametime.
5. Model respect for my child’s teammates, coaches, referees, and opposing teams. At all
times, I will refrain from complaining, being confrontational, rude, or physical.
6. I will NOT immediately confront the coaches during or after the game with criticisms via
email/call/text/in-person. Please wait 24 hours to ensure the conversation is professional
and handled in the best interest of the child.
7. I will not try to coach my child during or after the game. The game should be full of praise
and support. The ride home should be full of affirmation and, 'I love to watch you play!'
They need you to just be their parent, not their coach or their chief critic.
8. I will not engage in negativity around opposing parents or players. Congratulate the
impressive feats of the opponent. Respect the opponent and their families regardless of
the behavior that they demonstrate.
9. Be a positive role model for my child and encourage sportsmanship and that doing one’s
best is more important than winning.
I understand that participation in an athletic program is a privilege, which can be denied or
suspended for violation of the rules and regulations or this code of conduct. I promise I will do
my best to live up to the standards and commitments outlined here.
CYO Sports is one component of a parish's comprehensive youth ministry program which enables the partnership of parents, coaches, priests, religious, teachers, and adult leaders to manage and support a sports program that allows youth to grow in their relationship with God and come to better understand themselves and the Catholic Faith.
The Holy Family CYO parish community is made up of Holy Family School students, and parishioners of St Ann (Phoenixville), St Mary(Phoenixville), St Joseph(Spring City), and St Basil the Great (Phoenixville).
Board Members:
President - Kevin Campbell
Vice President - Renee Fromhold
Secretary & Communications - Adam Bell
Treasurer - Brad Kleinfelter
Facilities - Joe Latrechiano
Athletic Director - Dennis McGann
HS Athletic Director - Tim McNerney
Member at Large - Matt Elicker
502 Main Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460
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