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Coach Geist – Head Coach
Coach Byrd – Offensive Coordinator / QB,s
Coach Lancaster – Defensive Coordinator / D-line
Coach Jackson – Assistant Head Coach / O-line
Coach Stewart – Receivers
Coach Voradakis – RB’s
Coach Melton – Asst. O-line
Coach Warren – Head JV / Safeties
Coach Pope – Special Teams Coordinator / Corners
Coach McCormick – ILB’s
Coach Brown – OLB’s
Coach Ervin – Head Freshman
Coach Thomas – Freshman
Coach Wells – Freshman
Coach Garrett – Freshman
• ACADEMICS− We will stress upholding the high academic standards of this great school.
• CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT− Our program will focus on developing young men through character education.
• LEADERSHIP TRAINING− Developing leaders and providing opportunities to lead.
• COMMUNITY SERVICE− Giving back to the community.
• THE VIKING WAY− We will be “The Class of Fort Bend ISD”
STATE
CHAMPIONS
POST SEASON
Play in December
Play at Thanksgiving
Win a Playoff Game
IN SEASON
District Champions
Qualify for Playoffs
Winning Season
Win The Fourth Quarter
OFF SEASON
Summer
100% Effort Before/During/After School
Leadership-Character
Commitment-Accountability-Dedication
Unity-Teamwork-Family
4 GENERAL RULES
• Be where you are supposed to be.
• Be there on time.
• Do what you are supposed to do.
• Do it to the Best of your ability.
Viking Football Standard
• “BEST” is the Standard
• Win the Rep, Win the Drill,
WIN THE DAY
Social Media• Collegiate Coaching Staffs pay close attention to twitter, instagram… etc.
• Tweets/Likes/Retweets with profanity, references to drugs etc. can ruin your son’s opportunity.
PracticeOnce the season starts in the fall, we will practice even if we don’t have school during the week
(Labor Day, etc.)
Representing The Vikings • Players must avoid doing anything that would embarrass themselves, the school, the team or
their family.
• Take care of the athletic facilities.
• Use your locker – they should lock up their belongings at all times.
Depth ChartsPre-Season depth charts are just a starting point, how the athlete performs in practice and in games
is what will determine where your son ranks.
(Playing Time Philosophy) (letter Policy)
Players / Parents / Coaches: How We Must Work Together
• Coaches:Communication with the player regarding where he stands within the program.
Clearly defined expectations.
Give constant feedback to the player on his progress.
Make decisions on what’s best for the team 1st / individual 2nd.
• Players:Be coachable.
Perform to the best of their ability.
Put ego aside.
Understand that they represent this program 24-7-365.
Compete in everything that we do.
Communicate directly with position coach .
• Parents:Support (not necessarily agreement) at home.
Please do not coach/communicate with your son from the stands.
Encourage your son to speak to their position coach if he has questions or concerns (this is
great real – life training).
• Allow your sons to deal with adversity
• Online Forms for FBISD
https://fortbendisd.rankonesport.com/New/Home.aspx
Electronic Participation Forms & Handbook
• UIL Website
http://www.uiltexas.org/athletics
• Resources for parents on Rules/Guidelines/Recruiting
• UIL Parent Information Manual
http://www.uiltexas.org/files/athletics/manuals/Parent_Info_Handbook_18-19.pdf
SPORTS MEDICINE
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
2018-2019
550 DULLES AVE
SUGAR LAND, TX 77478
281.634.5600
SCHOOL-RELATED INFO
Dulles High School
550 Dulles Ave
Sugar Land, TX 77478
281.634.5600
Fieldhouse Training Room
281.634.5655
Athletic Trainers
Bryant Spencer – 832.312.2492
Courtney Scott
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
Emergency: 911
FBISD Police: 281.634.5500
Methodist Hospital: 281.274.7000
Sugar Land Emergency Clinic: 281.494.7773
Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
16811 Southwest Fwy, Sugar Land | 281.690.4678
Dr. Ashvin Dewan, Team Physician
EMERGENCY SITUATION PROTOCOL
1. STAY CALM
2. DIAL 911
3. INSTRUCT EMS TO REPORT TO DHS
A. Provide necessary info (name, address, etc.)
B. Provide number of athletes, condition of athletes
C. Initiate First Aid treatment
D. Give specific directions as needed to locate scene
E. Add any other info as requested by dispatcher
DON’T HANG UP FIRST; ALLOW DISPATCHER TO END CALL
D H S A T H L E T I C T R A I N I N G R O O M R U L E S1. No profanity. Be respectful and courteous to one another.
2. Getting better is your responsibility. Come to treatments with a purpose to get better. There is no reason for you to be in the
training room if you are not receiving treatments. Come prepared to work and always come dressed appropriately for treatments .
3. No cleats. Remove them before entering the room.
4. You must attend the morning treatment as well as the afternoon treatment if you are injured. (NO A.M., NO P.M.) You are
responsible for getting to the training room in time for events. Never use the training room or athletic trainers as an excuse for
missing an athletic-related event.
5. All therapeutic modalities must be applied by a staff member. This is NOT a self-treating facility.
6. Electrical stimulation and ultrasound are not cure-alls. Do not expect to be hooked up to a machine every time you come in for
treatment. An athlete should expect a sound treatment protocol which consists of exercise, stretching and various modalities as
prescribed by athletic training staff.
7. Continue all treatment until your athletic trainer releases you. Do not stop treatments just because your injury feels better .
8. Our goal is to give the athlete the best possible treatment for their injuries. If you don’t “BS” us with your injury, we won’t “BS”
with your treatment plan.
9. The athletic training room is not a lounge. Get your treatment and leave to make room for other student-athletes and staff.
10. Food and drink are not allowed in athletic training room.
POLICIES/INFORMATION BY TOPICHEAT-RELATED ILLNESS
The following are heat illness symptoms and treatments recommended by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (2016).
POLICIES/INFORMATION BY TOPIC, cont.
FORT BEND HEAT POLICY
The following policy language comes from Section II of the Fort Bend Athletics Heat Policy:
Temperature is between 90 – 99 and/or a heat index below 109 • Football – Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with water available. Athletes should be closely monitored. Helmets will be allowed to be removed
during breaks or instructional non-contact drills.
• Cross Country/ Track – Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely.
• Baseball/Softball/Soccer/Tennis/Golf – Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely.
• Off-season programs – 45 minutes total heat exposure with 1 water break.
• Indoor sports – Coaches must have athletic trainer’s approval to practice outside.
Temperature is between 100 – 102 and/or a heat index below 109 • Football – Athletes will be in shorts/shoulder pads/helmets. Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with water available. Athletes should be closely
monitored. Helmets will be allowed to be removed during breaks or instructional non-contact drills. Practice will not exceed 2 hours of total exposure. Middle school
football must be in shorts and helmets only.
• Cross Country/Track – Athletes will not be allowed to run off campus (coach must not lose eyesight). Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with
water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely. Practice will not exceed 2 hours of total exposure.
• Baseball/Softball/Soccer/Tennis/Golf – Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 30 minutes with water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely. Practice will
not exceed 2 hours of total exposure.
• Off-season programs – 45 minutes total heat exposure with 2 water breaks
• Indoor sports – No outside practices.
Temperature is between 102 – 105 and/or a heat index is between 110-115 • Middle schools – All outdoor practices limited to 1 hour with 2 water breaks of 5 minutes. Shorts and Tshirts only.
• Football – Athletes will be in shorts, T-shirts, and helmets only Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 20 minutes with water available. Athletes should be closely
monitored. Practice will not exceed 1.5 hours of total exposure.
• Cross Country/ Track – Athletes will not be allowed to run off campus. Coach must not lose eyesight of any athlete. Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 20
minutes with water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely. Practice will not exceed 1.5 hours of total exposure.
• Baseball/Softball/Soccer/Tennis/Golf – Athletes will receive a 5-minute break every 20 minutes with water available. Athletes are to be monitored closely. Practice will
not exceed 1.5 hours of total exposure.
• Off-season programs – 30 minutes total heat exposure with 1 water break
• Indoor sports – No outside practices.
Temperature is greater than 105 and/or a heat index is greater than 115 • NO OUTDOOR PRACTICES
FLUID REPLACEMENT/HYDRATION GUIDELINES
Weight loss during workout Fluid amount needed to refuel
2 pounds 32 oz. (4 cups or 1 sports bottle)
4 pounds 64 oz. (8 cups or 2 sports bottle)
6 pounds 96 oz. (12 cups or 3 sports bottles)
8 pounds 128 oz. (16 cups or 4 sports bottles)
Drink 16-24 oz. of fluid 1 to 2 hours before the workout or competition.
Drink 8 -10 oz. of water or sports drink during every 20 minutes of exercise.
Drink before you feel thirsty. Why you feel thirsty, you have already lost needed fluids.
LIGHTNING
Fort Bend ISD has adopted Televent weather services so that athletic trainers and coaches receive real-team lightning and weather warnings to ensure the safety of all FBISD student-athletes and personnel.
POLICIES/INFORMATION BY TOPIC, cont.
ATHLETIC COVERAGE
The athletic training staff will provide medical coverage to all FBISD-sanctioned sports events and any persons approved by the physician or athletic trainers. The athletic training staff are not required to provide medical coverage to club
sports, physical education classes, any students not in athletics or athletes injured at their homes.
CONCUSSIONS
A concussion is an injury to the brain or spinal cord due to jarring from a blow, fall, or the like. They may range in significance from minor to major, but they all share one common factor — they temporarily interfere with the way an athlete’s
brain works. They can affect many aspects, therefore warrant much attention.
COGNITIVE FEATURES
Not knowing the time, date, place, game score
General confusion
Unable to remember things that occurred before/after injury
Severe mood changes –feeling sad, anxious or angry
SYMPTOMS
Headache; dizziness; sleepiness
Feeling Dazed, “dinged” or stunned
Seeing stars or flashing lights and/or ringing in the ears
Loss of vision; double or blurry vision
Stomach ache, pain; nausea
Increased sensitivity to sounds or lights
SIGNS
Poor coordination or balance
Blank or glassy-eyed stare
Vomiting
Slurred speech
Slow to answer questions or follow directions
POLICIES/INFORMATION BY TOPIC, cont.
CONCUSSIONS, cont.
The following are heat illness symptoms and treatments recommended by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (2016). We urge you to help
keep our athletes protected by better understanding the symptoms, treatment and prevention of concussions.
• A concussion is defined as a “trauma-induced altercation in mental status that may or may not involve loss of consciousness”
• This can be caused by a bump or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that cause the head and brain to move quickly back and forth.
• Concussion signs and symptoms can appear immediately or not be noticed until days or even weeks after the injury.
FORT BEND ISD DOES NOT OFFER RISK MANAGEMENT/STUDENT INSURANCE
Texas Kids First is an affordable accident only insurance policy for students.
Handouts are available.
Texas Kids First
• Varsity is Branding with Under Armour• Any logo that shows on varsity game day must be UA
• Game Day Cleats• Varsity/JV – Under Armour White
• 9th Grade - neutral or school colors
• Black, White, Red, Blue
• Practice cleats can be any color
• Game Day Socks • White
• Varsity will be issued Game Day Socks
• Tights / Sleeves / Compression Shirts • Tights / Sleeves - white
• Compression shirts
• Varsity/JV will wear an issued compression shirt ONLY
• Eye Shields (Visors) (these are optional)
• Must be clear! (this is a rule that is enforced by the officials)
• Gloves (these are optional)
• Neutral or School Colors (Black, White, Red, Blue)
• DHS Football Fan Shop• Dulles Viking Spirit Wear Online Store. Order your gear, pay online and have
it shipped directly to your home.
• Follow the link provided to the Dulles Athletics Store Page. Shop for your
DHS gear or use the menu at the top of the page to shop at sport specific stores
as well.
− https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/dulles-athletics
• Game Day Shirts ($25)• Red Polo (Coach Pope, Coach Garrett)
• Only order if you need a new one
• All 9th grade will need a Game Day Shirt
• Order Form Due Back By Friday, August 24th
• Game Day Meals ($56 or $70 for 10 games)• Jason’s Deli Box Lunch (1/4 lb or 1/3 lb meat)
• Sub Varsity (optional) (Coach Brown, Coach Wells)
• Varsity (Mandatory) (Coach Brown)
• This is part of our Game Day Nutrition Plan!
• Order Form Due Back By Thursday, August 23rd
• DHS ABC President – Casey Hodges − Email: [email protected]
− Phone: (832) 721-3323
• Football Representatives• Football Rep: Lisa Latimer
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (281) 732-0017
• Varsity: Samyra Smith
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (713) 385-1411
• JV: Kristen Pumphrey
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: (832) 725-3068
• Freshman:
• Open
• Tunnel Crew – Shane Kirkpatrick
• Websitehttp://dhsvikingsports.com/
− During season, we post weekly agenda’s, stats, info.
• Twitter / Facebook− Booster Club Website
− @dhsvikingsports (twitter)
− Dulles Viking Sports (Facebook)
− Whenever we post info on the website, tweet/post sent out
− DHS Football Twitter
− @DullesFootball
• Email Blasts− We use parent contact information from rank one.
− Please make sure that the information that the school has on file is accurate,
rank one pulls info from this.
Contact Coach
• Varsity: (position coach)
• QB - Coach Byrd: [email protected]
• Oline - Coach Jackson: [email protected]
Coach Melton: [email protected]
• Rec. - Coach Stewart: [email protected]
• Backs - Coach Voradakis: [email protected]
• Dline - Coach Lancaster: [email protected]
• ILB - Coach McCormick: [email protected]
• OLB - Coach Brown: [email protected]
• Safeties - Coach Warren: [email protected]
• CB - Coach Pope: [email protected]
• JV: Coach Warren - [email protected]
• 9th: Coach Ervin - [email protected]
• Sports Medicine
• Coach Spencer: [email protected]
• Booster Club Football Rep
• Lisa Latimer: [email protected]
• Game Day Shirts
• Varsity & JV: Coach Pope - [email protected]
• 9th: Coach Garrett – [email protected]
• Game Day Meals
• V/JV: Coach Brown – [email protected]
• 9th: Coach Wells – [email protected]
• Community Service
• V/JV: Coach McCormick – [email protected]
• 9th: Coach Ervin – [email protected]
• Academic Coordinator
• V/JV: Coach Warren - [email protected]
• 9th: Coach Ervin – [email protected]
• Recruiting Coordinator
• Coach Byrd - [email protected]
Mom’s Clinic
• Thursday August 23rd 7:30pm (DHS Cafeteria)
Card Sales Fundraiser Began
• Tuesday August 14th (after practice)
Picture Day/Fundraiser Blitz Day
• Saturday August 25th 7:30am (DHS)
• Card Fundraiser Blitz following pictures.
Marshall Scrimmage
• Friday August 24th 4pm 9th& JV / 5:30pm Varsity (@ Hall)
Meet The Vikings
• Wednesday August 29th 5-6:30pm (DHS)
• Booster Club Merchandise/Memberships/Meal 5pm
First Game vs. Willowridge
• Friday August 31st 7pm (Hall Stadium)
Football Weekly Agenda – Training Camp
Monday, Aug 13
3:00pm: Players Report (V/JV) (equipment needs)
3:40-4:10pm: Varsity - Team Meeting / JV - Lift
4:15-4:45pm: JV - Team Meeting / Varsity - Lift
4:45pm: Pre Practice – Punt
5:00pm: V/JV Practice #1 (Helmets)
6:30pm: V/JV Hydration Break
7:00pm: V/JV Continue Practice #1- Punt / 8:15pm: Dismiss
Tuesday, Aug 14
3:30pm: Players Report (V/JV)
4:15pm: Pre Practice – Kick Off
4:30pm: V/JV Practice #2 (Helmets)
6:00pm: V/JV Hydration Break
6:30pm: V/JV Continue Practice #2-Kick Off / 8pm: Dismiss
* Kick Off Fundraiser Immediately Following Practice
Wednesday, Aug 15 (1st Day of School)
Athletic Period:
Varsity: Specialties, KOR, Off/Def (½ Pads)
JV: Lift
After School:
3:00-5:30pm: V/JV Practice #3 (½ Pads)
*Varsity Ice Baths
Thursday, Aug 16
Athletic Period:
Varsity: Lift
JV: Special Teams/Off/Def (½ Pads)
After School:
3:00-5:30pm: V/JV Practice #4 (½ Pads) - FG/Xpt
*Varsity Ice Baths
7:30 pm: Mandatory Parent Meeting
Friday, Aug 17Athletic Period:
V/JV – Specialties, All Special Teams (½ Pads)
* Winning Edge
After School:
3:00-5:30pm: V/JV Practice #5 (½ Pads)
*V/JV Equipment Check
*Varsity Ice Baths
Saturday, Aug 187:30 am: Players Report (V/JV/9th)
8:00-10:30am: V/JV Practice #6 (Full Pads)
(special teams, inter squad scrimmage)
*Varsity Ice Baths
* Fundraiser check point 1
VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• Week 1- Fri Aug 31st Willowridge (A) Hall 7pm
• Week 2- Sat Sept 8th Terry (A) Traylor 6pm
• Week 3- Sat Sept 15th Hightower (H) Mercer 6pm
• Week 4- Open
• Week 5- Fri Sept 28th Austin (H) Mercer 7pm (Homecoming)
• Week 6- Thurs Oct 4th Travis (A) Mercer 6:30pm
• Week 7- Thurs Oct 11th Clements (H) Mercer 6:30pm
• Week 8- Fri Oct 19th Kempner (A) Mercer 7pm
• Week 9- Fri Oct 26th Bush (H) Mercer 7pm
• Week 10- Thurs Nov 1st Elkins (A) Hall 6:30pm
• Week 11- Thurs Nov 8th Ridge Point (H) Mercer 6:30pm
