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W i n t e r 2 0 1 8 w w w . m s a d a - m d . o r g
Athletic Directors in Maryland’s Public and Private Secondary Schools
Sponsored by Mascot Media, NIAAA, Big Teams, Crown Trophy, Daktronics, Musco Lighting, Neff, Varsity Athletic, NFHS
President’s MessageAs we wrap up the winter season, I want to thank everyone for the turnout in Arizona at the National Conference. Maryland had over 70 attendees at this year’s conference and many of us served in various capacities. We currently have 10 members that serve on National Committees; are members of the national faculty and teach leadership training courses; and a few that were workshop speakers. It was a privilege of mine to represent Maryland at the President’s Breakfast where we
received a commendation banner for our record membership in 2017. One of the highlights of this year’s conference was seeing Ron Belinko being inducted into the NIAAA Hall of Fame. Ron and his wife recently moved to Delaware, but he served many years in the Baltimore County Public Schools. Ron is still very active locally and nationally educating athletic directors. We will always consider Ron a Marylander, even though he lives in Delaware.
As your spring season begins, we are also quickly approaching our State Conference in Ocean City, April 26-29. The registration form is on the website and included in this newsletter, and you should reserve your room(s) soon. If you are looking to serve at this year’s conference, then contact you district representative about serving as a moderator at a workshop or leadership training course or in another area. We are also very excited to have a conference app for the first time in our organization’s history. You will be able to download the app as you sign into the conference, but access may be available before you arrive. Students at North County High School are developing the app and Lisa Magness has spearheaded that effort. The app will allow you to have access to the conference schedule, see speakers’ biographies, view a list of exhibitors, and a listing of all attendees. We will still have the traditional paper copies to allow you to follow the weekend’s events.
I hope to see you in Ocean City.
Brad Criss, CMAA
Brad Criss, CMAA
NIAAA Hall of Fame Inductee
Ron Belinko, CMAA Millville, Delaware
Ron Belinko, CMAA, retired in 2011 after a remarkable 46-year career as a teacher, coach and athletic administrator in the Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS), including the final 19 years as coordinator of athletics. After retirement, he served the BCPS as an interscholastic athletics consultant for several years.
After graduating from the University of Baltimore in 1966, Belinko coached football, wrestling and lacrosse and was a physical education teacher at the junior high and high school levels for 12 years before moving into athletic administration. He later earned his master’s degree from Morgan State University.
Belinko spent three years as a coach at Eastern Technical High School and 11 years at Overlea High School, including five as athletic director, and then moved into the BCPS central office in 1983 as supervisor of physical education and athletics in the Division of Instruction. In 1991, he was appointed coordinator of physical education and athletics and assumed the newly created position of coordinator of athletics in 1993.
As coordinator of athletics for the BCPS, Belinko was responsible for 24 high schools, 26 middle schools and more than 1,600 coaches. He introduced Allied Sports in 1994, a program to provide students with disabilities the same opportunity as those without disabilities. He also increased participation rates in the district, implemented a wrestling weight certification requirement before it was mandated nationally and started a program to have athletic trainers in all high schools.
At the state level, Belinko devoted countless hours to the Maryland State Athletic Directors Association (MSADA) and the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association
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2018April 26-29 MSADA Annual Conference, Princess Royale Hotel, Ocean City, MDDecember 14-18 National Athletic Directors Conference, Convention Center, San Antonio, TX
2019April 25-27 MSADA Annual Conference, Princess Royale Hotel, Ocean City, MDDecember 13-17 National Athletic Directors Conference, Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, National Harbor, MD2020December 11-15 National Athletic Directors Conference, Convention Center, Tampa, FL
2021December 10-14 National Athletic Directors Conference, Convention Center, Denver, CO
2022December 9-13 National Athletic Directors Conference Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, Nashville, TN2023December 15-19 National Athletic Directors Conference Marriott World Center, Orlando, FLMar
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(MPSSAA). He has been the NIAAA Leadership Training coordinator for the MSADA for 18 years and has been an instructor for 11 Leadership Training Courses. He taught Leadership Training Courses during professional development days at schools throughout the Baltimore area. He has made presentations and taught classes at 30 MSADA conferences.
Since 1983, Belinko has served on the MPSSAA Board of Control and Classification Committee, and he has been on the MPSSAA Executive Council since 1991. He also was MPSSAA president (1994-96), director of the MPSSAA Lacrosse Committee for 28 years and director of the state wrestling tournament for 17 years. During his year as president, the open tournament format for state playoffs was implemented.
Nationally, Belinko is chair of NIAAA Leadership Training Course 707 and 633 and has been a national presenter for LTC 502 and 707. He also served as vice-chair of the NIAAA Certification Committee. Belinko has given numerous workshop presentations at the National Athletic Directors Conference and initiated the NIAAA Outreach Grant for the city of Baltimore’s athletic directors. He also served seven years on the NFHS Boys Lacrosse Rules Committee, including four years as chair (2003-07), and he has written several articles for Interscholastic Athletic Administration magazine and High School Today.
Since retiring to Delaware, Belinko has been an active member of the Delaware Association of Athletic Directors (DAAD) and is an LTI instructor for the NIAAA’s legal courses.
Among his numerous awards, Belinko has been inducted into the Maryland State Wrestling Hall of Fame (1987), the Eastern Technical High School Athletic Hall of Fame (2000) and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame (2004). He received the NFHS Citation in 2004, the NIAAA State Award of Merit in 2007 and the Frank Kovaleski Professional Development Award in 2011. In 2013, Belinko was inducted into the MSADA Hall of Fame.
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2018 MSADA District Athletic Directors of the Year
District 1ALisa Shives, CMAA
Clear Spring High School
District 1BTerry Molloy
Westminster High School
District 2AJen Brewer
Covenant Life School
District 2BAndrew Wetzel, CAA
Walt Whitman High School
District 3George McClure, CAASuitland High School
District 4Jennifer Smith, CAA
St. Charles High School
District 5Edward “Chip” Snyder, Jr., CAA
Chesapeake High School
District 6Michael Gelman, CMAA
Randallstown High School
District 7David Deutsch, CAA
Harford Technical High School
District 8Brett Ireland
Colonel Richardson High School
District 9Tonisha R. Montgomery, CAA
Friendship Academy of Engineering and Technology
District 10Kari McBride, CAA
The Catholic High School of Baltimore
District 11Julian Domenech, RAA
Severn School
Congratulationsto those who have earned their certification
CMAADerek Sabedra
CAATorrie Lashley
Jeff RabbermanKevin Rutledge
Cynthia Tucker-Tyson
RAAJohn DiFato
Troy LangwayJonathan MellingerMarni Rosenbaum
Paul WeirMatt Zander
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Thursday, April 26 6:00 pm - 10:00 pmLTC 501 Guiding Foundations and PhilosophiesLTC 504 Legal Issues I (Liability for Sports Injuries and Risk Management)LTC 508 Legal Issues III (Hazing, Constitutional Law, Disabilities Law, Employment Law and Labor Law)
Thursday, April 2610:00 pm - Midnight Hospitality Room
Friday, April 27 8:00 am - NoonLTC 502 Strategies for Organizational ManagementLTC 506 Legal Issues II (Title IX, Sexual Harassment)LTC 619 The Power of Curb Appeal
Friday, April 278:00 am Corky Connolly Golf Outing – Ocean City Golf Club (Optional)11:00 am - 5:00 pm Exhibitors’ Hall2:30 pm - 3:15 pm Designing Websites for Athletic Programs4:00 pm - 4:45 pm Pros and Cons of Being an Athletic Director – Panel Discussion4:00 pm - 4:45 pm CAA Exam Review5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Phillips Seafood Buffet (Optional)7:00 pm - 7:30 pm General Session Reception**7:30 pm - 8:30 pm General Session9:00 pm - 11:00 pm Exhibitors’ Social10:00 pm - Midnight Hospitality Room
Saturday, April 28 8:00 am - 12:30 pmLTC 726 Student Leadership Development**
Saturday, April 288:00 am - 9:00 am Member’s Spouse/Guest/Retired ADs Breakfast8:00 am - 10:00 am CAA Exam8:30 am - 11:00 am Exhibitors’ Hall9:30 am - 10:15 am The AD’s Balancing Act10:15 am - 11:00 am Exhibitors Door Prize Drawings11:15 am - Noon New Athletic Directors Roundtable 1-3 years5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Banquet Social Hour6:00 pm - 8:30 pm Banquet and Awards Presentation9:00 pm - Midnight Hospitality Room
Sunday, April 308:00 am - 9:15 am Attendees Breakfast
** New
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as of 2/26/18
Abacus SportsAdrenaline Fundraising
A-TurfBig Teams - Silver Sponsor
BSN SportsCisco Athletics
Crown Trophy - Silver SponsorDaktronics - Gold Sponsor
Family IDGale Associates
Gatorade-PepiscoHuddle TicketsKelly’s Sports
Luck EcosystemsMusco Sports Lighting - Gold Sponsor
Neff Awards and Sportswear - Gold SponsorNevco
Newsom SeedNFHS Network
Pioneer AthleticsrSchool Today
Sideline InteractiveSnap Raise
Sportsfield SpecialtiesSportsman’s
Turf Equipment and SupplyVarsity Athletic Apparel - Silver Sponsor
Weyer’s Floor ServiceYork Barbell
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Integrate the display into the classroom for new learning opportunities, all while generating revenue for your school.
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The 2018 MPSSAA Coaches Conference and
Student Athlete Leadership Conference will be held on
Saturday, June 9, 2018, at Howard High School
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Upcoming LTI Courses and CAA Exams in Section 2
Delaware www.daadsports.com
August LTCs 501; 502; 506; 630October LTCs 503; 631January LTC 504August CAA Exam (must be NIAAA approved)October CAA Exam (must be NIAAA approved)January CAA Exam (must be NIAAA approved)
Maryland www.msada-md.org
April 26 LTCs 501; 504; 508 Ocean CityApril 27 LTCs 502; 506; 519 Ocean CityApril 28 LTC 726** Ocean CityApril 28 CAA Exam Ocean City (must be NIAAA approved)
Pennsylvania www.psada.org
March 20 LTCs 504; 627; 799 HersheyMarch 21 LTCs 501; 502; 506; 508; 510; 633**; 719 HersheyMarch 21 CAA Exam Hershey (must be NIAAA approved)July 5 CAA Exam Pittsburgh (must be NIAAA approved)
Virginia www.viaaa.org
March 7 LTCs 501; 502; 504; 506; 640; 707 RichmondMarch 20-23 LTCs 504; 506; 508; 510; 633**; Roanoke
710A; 726; 799July 10 LTCs 503; 508; 510; 613; 625; 626; Charlottesville 703; 710BJuly 18-19 LTCs 501; 502 CharlottesvilleOctober 9 LTCs 503; 504; 506; 511; 614; 705 CharlottesvilleMarch 23 CAA Exam Roanoke (must be NIAAA approved)
**New
MSADA LTC and Conference Registration
April 26-29, 2018 Princess Royale Hotel and Conference Center
Ocean City, Maryland Last Name__________________________________________________ First Name___________________________________________ School_____________________________________________________ School Phone _________________________________________ School Address______________________________________________ E mail Address________________________________________ City_____________________________________________________________ State___________________________ Zip____________ Home Address_______________________________________________________________ Home Phone _________________________ City_____________________________________________________________ State___________________________ Zip____________ Are you a member of: MSADA__________ NIAAA__________ Years as Athletic Director_____
Conference Registration $110.00 per MSADA ($140 at conference) $_______________ $150.00 per non-member ($165.00 at conference) $_______________ If you have not paid your 2017/18 MSADA dues – add $30.00 ($10 retired members) $_______________
NO PERSONAL CHECKS at the CONFERENCE
Registration includes one Saturday Banquet ticket and Sunday Breakfast ticket
Spouse/Guest Registration Name of Spouse/Guest___________________________________________ Will spouse/guest be attending the complimentary Saturday Retirees/Spouse/Guest Breakfast? Yes No $40.00 per extra banquet ticket How many? _______ $_______________ $17.00 per extra breakfast ticket How many? _______ $_______________
Seafood Buffet on Friday, April 27th, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm at Phillips Crab House (2004 Philadelphia Avenue) $40.00 per ticket How many? _______ $_______________ (children 5-7 yrs - $15; 10-12 yrs - $18) Buffet includes crab legs, mussels, shrimp, beef, chicken, ham, salads, vegetables, pastas, bread, coffee, tea, sodas and desserts
Golf Registration on Friday, April 27th, at Ocean City Golf and Yacht Club $95.00 per person ($105.00 at golf course) Shotgun Start beginning at 8:00am (limit of 72 participants) Name of Golfer 1. _________________________________________________ $_______________ 2. ________________________________________________ $_______________ 3. _________________________________________________ $_______________ 4. _________________________________________________ $_______________ Please send conference registration form and Princess Royale Conference Room Rates - $124.00 per night check payable to MSADA to: Hotel reservations must be made directly with the Princess Royale 410-524-7777 Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA DEADLINE for HOTEL REGISTRATION MSADA MARCH 26th for MSADA rates 5467 Gloucester Road Columbia, Maryland 21044 MAIL IN DEADLINE for CONFERENCE REGISTRATION – APRIL 16th Total Amount Enclosed $__________________ (Sorry, No Credit Cards)
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$ 140.00 per course non-members and on site registrations (on site registrations may not receive class materials until mid-May) NO PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED on SITE
Thursday, April 26th 6:00pm – 10:00pm LTC 501 – Guiding Foundations and Philosophies $_____ The flagship course of Leadership Training serves as an overview for interscholastic athletic administration. This course introduces the philosophy of educational athletics then focuses on the roles of the NIAAA, the NFHS, the State Athletic/Activity Associations and the State Athletic Administrator’s Associations. The course also previews the NIAAA Leadership Training and Certification Programs. It is a prerequisite for all four levels of certification and includes study materials for the CAA Certification. Required for LTI instructors and all certifications [Revised 2016] LTC 504 – Legal Issues I (Liability for Sports Injuries and Risk Management) $_____ This course provides in-depth coverage of the legal standards governing liability for sports injuries, including the duties imposed by courts and legislatures on athletics administrators, coaches, athletic trainers, and other athletics personnel related to safeguarding the health and well-being of student-athletes and other persons in school sports environments, along with strategies for developing, implementing, and documenting an effective risk management program for interscholastic athletics. Required for: CAA, RMSAA and CMAA Certification [Revised 2016] LTC 508 -Legal Issues III (Hazing, Constitutional Law, Disabilities Law, Employment Law & Labor Law) $_____ This course provides in-depth coverage of the legal standards governing hazing in interscholastic athletics programs and strategies for developing, implementing, and documenting an effective anti-hazing policy, along with extensive coverage of the constitutional rights of student-athletes that must be respected by schools when sanctioning athletes for misconduct, the impact of federal disabilities legislation on school sports programs, and the employment and labor law issues related to the administration of interscholastic athletics programs, in particular the minimum wage and overtime requirements of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. Required for: CMAA Certification [Revised 2016] Friday, April 27th 8:00am – 12:00 noon LTC 502 – Strategies for Organizational Management $_____ This course takes a basic approach to the fundamentals and methods of athletic administration and alerts and educates athletic administrators regarding potential problems and possible solutions in areas such as chain of command, scheduling, contest management and personnel management. The course also touches upon eligibility, critical incident planning, financial responsibilities, legal, law, liability, equipment and facilities. Required for: RAA, RMSAA, CAA and CMAA Certification [Revised 2016] LTC 506 – Legal Issues II (Title IX, Sexual Harassment) $_____ This course provides in-depth coverage of the legal standards regarding Title IX compliance and gender equity assurance for interscholastic athletics programs, including the methodology for a school to perform a Title IX self-audit in order to proactively identify problem areas and necessary corrective actions to satisfy all applicable Title IX legal mandates, along with extensive coverage of the legal standards governing sexual harassment and sexual violence in school sports programs and strategies for developing, implementing, and documenting an effective anti-sexual harassment policy. Required for: CAA and CMAA Certification [Revised 2016] LTC 619 – The Power of Curb Appeal $_____ The “Power of Curb Appeal” is highlighted in this course. Visitors to a school often form an opinion of the school and community based on first impressions. Impressions built upon not only the visual appearances of the facility but the safety, security and overall feel of the experience. This course discusses the power of curb appeal and how communication can enhance curb appeal. Strategies and methods are provided for maintaining structures and facilities as well as a comprehensive and through study of “Best Operational Management Practices”. [Revised 2016] Saturday, April 28th 8:00am - 12:30pm LTC 726 - Student Leadership Development $_____ Student Leadership Development is an essential component to any successful education-based athletic program. In this course will be covered numerous ways to actively develop leaders in your local school and at the state level. Topics that will be covered include: captains council, student leadership workshops, service learning, and local and statewide student summits. The society in which we live is ever-changing and so are our student-athletes resulting in a necessity to evolve in finding new ways to teach and challenge students to be the next generation of leaders. Enrollees that will derive the greatest benefit include educators who seek ideas and materials to help develop student leadership in their respective school, state and nation. [NEW 2017] **CAA Examination - The exam will be administered electronically. To sit for the exam you must be approved by the NIAAA (www.niaaa.org). The day of the exam you must bring your Photo ID, a Laptop Computer and your NIAAA User Name and Password.
Program Encourages Kids to Focus on Mental Readiness The 6-Minute Brain Health Checkup
How well is your young athlete’s brain performing today? With the MyBrain 365 Program, powered by the Roberto app, you can find out in minutes on any mobile device. www.robertoapp.com Each session produces a Brain Performance Profile that can be shared with a health care provider, coach or trainer. Ask about these programs: The Brain Health Challenge.
Celebratory Signing Formfor Division III InstitutionsStandard, NCAA Provided, and Non-BindingApproximately 39% (194,196) of NCAA student-athletes compete at Division III institutions. As collegiate athletics participation continues to expand, Division III institutions are permitted to use a standard, NCAA provided, non-binding celebratory signing form. A prospective student-athlete is permitted to sign the celebratory signing form at any point, including high school signing events, after the prospective student-athlete has been accepted to the institution.
NIAAA Welcome Packet for New Athletic Directors - Check it out!The NIAAA has a welcome packet for all new athletic directors that is informative for, well, for all athletic administrators, coordinators, activity-athletic directors, and assistant principal-athletic administrators. Check it out HERE.
NFHS/NIAAA National Athletic Directors Conference, Phoenix, AZThe state of Maryland was well represented at the National Conference with over 70 athletic administrators attending. Not only did they attend workshops and leadership training courses, but many were speakers, instructors, moderators and facilitators. Thank you for giving your time.
Some Maryland members came home with a nice prize or even a little richer. Lisa Magness was the winner of the Rhode Island door prize. Her prize consisted of an Under Armour pullover and a $200 gift card to the Rhode Island Store. Derek Maki was the winner of $225 from the 50/50 Raffle and $150 from the state of Wyoming.
The Maryland door prize, which consists of various food and gift products from around our great state, was won by Mark White from Presque Isle, ME.
Congratulations to everyone.
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NIAAA News
Division III Student-AthletesExcel AcademicallyNational Four-Year Average at 87%Division III schools continue to report outstanding student-athlete Academic Success Rates with the national four-year average at 87 percent. Division
III student-athletes also perform academically better than the general student body with a federal rate of 68 percent, which is six percentage points higher than the overall student body. Click here for more information.
NIAAA Sports Law Course 506 Now Available OnlineCertif ication and Better Performance!The NIAAA now offers online, four Leadership Training courses leading to certification, and better performance. Joining LTC 501, 502, and 504 is LTC 506 – Legal Issues II (Title IX and Sexual Harassment). For more info, click here.
Recommended Software for Athletic Directors for Scheduling and Online RegistrationWith increasing pressure on athletic directors to go digital, there has never been a more critical need for innovative athletic management technology. NIAAA sponsor, 8to18, is the recommended software for Scheduling and Online Registration that drives digital success for directors of athletics. 8to18 is the only company with a full integration of its core management software. Enjoy easy ways to fund and grow the department through this true partner for athletic administrators.
Don’t Let the Squeaky Wheel Drive the Bus in Your Athletic ProgramAs Fall sports end, gather feedback from entire teams with the help of a new NIAAA sponsor, Athletic Surveys by LifeTrack. Customized
questions, comprehensive reporting, and online or paper surveys. $650 per school. Call: 800-738-6466, or email: [email protected]. Website: www.athleticsurveys.com. Visit booth #313 during the national conference. For a short video, click here.
Athletic Surveys by LifeTrack
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NIAAA National Service InitiativeDear Athletic Administrator,Our state is supporting the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) “National Service Initiative.” We are asking you to participate in an American Red Cross Blood Drive Challenge. The Red Cross relies heavily on schools to sponsor blood drives, but it’s usually done by your student counsel or student leadership team. We are asking you get your athletes and coaches involved by hosting additional drives in your school. There is no limit as to how many blood drives a school can host. In fact, you can get credit for any of your school’s blood drives as long as the link below is used. In addition, you can get credit for blood drives outside the school setting if the link below is used. The Red Cross has made this very simple and our goals can be accomplished with very little effort on your part. Please click on the link provided and sign up to host a drive. The first page will ask you to prove you are not a robot and for your zip code. On the form page when filling in the “organization” field please make sure you enter “NIAAA” and someone from the American Red Cross will contact you. It’s that simple.
Please use only this www.redcrossblood.org/hosting-blood-drive/register and enter NIAAA as the organization which will allow us to get tracking information on a national level.
The initiative has already kicked off and will end November 30, 2018.
If you have any questions or need help, feel free to contact our Red Cross national contact, Rachel Zaccari. Her contact information is: [email protected] or call/text 804-572-0618.
Thank you for your support. Carol Satterwhite, CAAMSADA Executive DirectorNIAAA Liaison
2018 NIAAA Spring Webinar Schedule
Each course is taught by trained and experienced faculty. Courses consist of two 120-minute sessions, taught on two consecutive Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m. EST.
*Beginning in the summer of 2017, webinar registrants will receive a digital course manual and will not receive a hard copy.
2018 Spring Schedule
These dates are subject to change. All courses begin at 7:30 p.m. EST. *Available as an online course
LTC 501* Wednesdays, March 21 & 28 Fred SmithLTC 502* Tuesdays, April 3 & 10 Don BalesLTC 504* Mondays, March 19 & 26 Arthur BallardLTC 506 Thursdays, April 5 & 12 Peg PennepackerLTC 508 Mondays, April 2 & 9 Arthur BallardLTC 625 Tuesdays, March 13 & 20 Jeff KrutzLTC 701 Wednesdays, April 4 & 11 Holly FarneseLTC 799 Thursdays, March 22 & 29 Mike Williams & Michael Duffy
Certificates and Missed ClassesStudents must participate in both sessions to receive credit. If you must miss one of the two sessions, you will be required to view the recording of the missed session. Upon completing both sessions, you will receive an email with a link to the course evaluation. An acknowledgment of course completion will be made available in the Professional Development section of the member portal once the course is complete.
Announces The
February 1 - November 30, 2018
Host a Blood Drive at State Conferences, Athletic Events, Tournaments, Individual, etc.
Support your community Energize your members by providing a convenient way to give back to the community Garner good will from inside and outside your organization by supporting the American Red Cross Join a 125-year strong movement of service Enjoy a partnership where everyone wins
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Maryland State Athletic Directors AssociationProfessional Sponsorship
Take a moment and consider all the MSADA offers in terms of professional growth and development for the athletic directors of the state, which in turn benefits our programs, athletes and schools. Through the MSADA, athletic directors can:
• Complete LTI Courses which enhance their professional competency• Participate in workshop sessions which provide practical solutions for the various challenges they must meet in their
positions• Contribute to the annual MSADA Scholarship Program• Contribute to the State Endowment Program• Network with other athletic administrators• Take advantage of mentoring opportunities from experienced athletic directors
…And many more
Please consider having your school become a professional sponsor of the MSADA or encourage your booster club to make a contribution. In order to continue its valuable efforts, the MSADA could use your school’s support.
We already have a commitment from a several schools to be a professional sponsor. Will you be next? Please help the MSADA in their effort to promote quality athletic programs in the state of Maryland.
MSADAProfessional Sponsorship Pledge
Name of School: _________________________________________________________________________________________
Address :________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Athletic Director’s, Executive Director’s or President’s Name: ____________________________________________________
Please make you check out for $100.00 to: MSADA
And mail to: MSADA c/o Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA 5467 Gloucester Road Columbia, Maryland 21044
Professional
Sponsorship Pledge
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MSADA 2017/18 Professional Sponsors(as of 2/17/18)
Academy of the Holy CrossKensington, Maryland
Athletic Director: Lisa Schrader, RAAPresident: Katy Prebble
Anne Arundel County Public SchoolsCoaches Association
Severna Park, MarylandPresident: Lisa Magness, CMAA, CIC
Atholton High SchoolColumbia, Maryland
Athletic Director: Mike, Senisi, CAA
Baltimore CountyAthletic Directors Association
Catonsville High SchoolCatonsville, Maryland
Athletic Director: James Fitzpatrick, CAAChesapeake High School
Baltimore, MarylandAthletic Director: Rod McMillion, CAA
Dulaney High SchoolTimonium, Maryland
Athletic Director: Richard Reed, CAADundalk High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Derek Maki, CMAA, RMSAAEastern Technical High School
Baltimore, MarylandAthletic Director: Lisa Martin, CAA
Franklin High SchoolReisterstown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Jim BookG. W. Carver Center for the Arts and Technology
Towson, MarylandAthletic Director: Lori Brewer, CAA
Hereford High SchoolParkton, Maryland
Athletic Director: Mike Kalisz, CMAAKenwood High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Tony Ruocco, CAALansdowne High School
Baltimore, MarylandAthletic Director: Todd Hawkins, CAA
Loch Raven High SchoolTowson, Maryland
Athletic Director: Michael McEwan, CMAAMilford Mill AcademyBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Joseph Sargent, CMAA, RMSAANew Town High SchoolOwings Mills, Maryland
Athletic Director: Reginald Brooks, CAAOverlea High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Bruce Malinowski, CAA
Owings Mills High SchoolOwings Mills, Maryland
Athletic Director: Ted Winner, CAAParkville High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Jeff Markle, CMAAPatapsco High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Chris McGuinness, CAAPerry Hall High School
Baltimore, MarylandAthletic Director: Robert Hruz, CAA
Pikesville High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Larry Ward, RAARandallstown High School
Randallstown, MarylandAthletic Director: Mike Gelman, CMAA
Sparrows Point High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Russ Lingner, CAATowson High School
Towson, MarylandAthletic Director: Justin Nash, CAA
Western School of Technology Baltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Patrick Perkins, CAAWoodlawn High School
Baltimore, MarylandAthletic Director: Vanessa Locke, CAA
Baltimore County Public SchoolsOffice of Athletics
Middle River, MarylandCoordinator: Michael Sye, CMAA
Supervisor: Lynette Mitzel, CMAA
Baltimore Polytechnic InstituteBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Phil Thompson, CAA
Calvert County Public SchoolsPrince Frederick, Maryland
Supervisor: Kevin Hook, J.D., CAA
Century High SchoolSykesville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Randy Pentz
G. C. Edward MasoodWilliamsport, Maryland
Retired Maryland Teacher and Athletic Supervisor
Francis Scott Key High SchoolUnion Bridge, Maryland
Athletic Director: Stephen Speck
Gilman SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Timothy Holley, Jr., CAA
Huntingtown High SchoolHuntingtown, Maryland
Athletic Director: VaShawne Gross, CAA
Interscholastic Association of MarylandPasadena, Maryland
Executive Director: Susan Thompson
LaPlata High SchoolLaPlata, Maryland
Athletic Director: Richard Pauole, CAA
Liberty High SchoolEldersburg, Maryland
Athletic Director: Ed DeVincent
Manchester Valley High SchoolAthletic Boosters
Manchester, MarylandAthletic Director: Troy Warehime, CMAA
Maryland Interscholastic Athletic AssociationSeverna Park, Maryland
Executive Director: Lee Dove, CAA
Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association
Baltimore, MarylandExecutive Director: Andy Warner, CAA
Maryland State Coaches AssociationSeverna Park, Maryland
Executive Director: Lisa Magness, CMAA, CIC
Mount St. Joseph High SchoolBaltimore, Maryland
Athletic Director: Kraig J. Loovis, CAA
North Point High SchoolWaldorf, Maryland
Athletic Director: Andrew Shattuck, CAA
Northwest High SchoolGermantown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Anne Marie Rossiter, CAA
Pikesville High SchoolPikesville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Larry Ward, RAA
Ralph E. OsborneSalisbury, Maryland
Former Athletic SupervisorWicomico County Board of Education
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Master’s Degree Programs
The National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association has developed relationships with a number of universities to provide Master’s Degree programs for high school and middle school athletic administrators. In each program, the university is using selected NIAAA LTP courses as a part of the degree curriculum. The structure and cost of each of these programs varies with the university. Some programs are face to face instruction and some programs are on-line instruction. Costs of these programs vary from $5,000 up to $22,000.
Listed below are the universities offering Master’s Degree programs specifically structured for high school and middle school athletic administrators and a link to the university web site describing the program. Further information can be received by calling the NIAAA office at 317-587-1450.
American Public University – Charles Town, West VirginiaCentral Washington University – Ellensburg, WashingtonConcordia University – Irvine, CaliforniaOhio University – Athens, OhioMorningside College – Sioux City, IowaSouthwest Baptist University – Bolivar, MissouriWestern Kentucky University – Bowling Green, KentuckyWilliam Woods University – Fulton, Missouri (Select MED-Athletics/Activities Admin)University of Cincinnati – Cincinnati, OhioGrace College – Winona Lake, IndianaWilmington University – New Castle, DelawareTexas Southern University – Houston, Texas
ONLINE LTI COURSESUniversity of Maine
Robert BurrisEaston, Maryland
MSADA Founder and Past President
South Carroll High SchoolSykesville, Maryland
Athletic Director: Jim Horn, CMAA
South Hagerstown High SchoolHagerstown, Maryland
Athletic Director: Ryan Myers, RAA
Thomas Stone High SchoolWaldorf, Maryland
Athletic Director: Brad Criss, CMAA
Westminster High SchoolWestminster, Maryland
Athletic Director: Terry Molloy
Wicomico County Public SchoolsSalisbury, Maryland
Athletic Supervisor: Bryan D. Ashby, CMAA
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District1ATeresa Bachtell, athletic director at Smithsburg High School and Clear Spring High School’s athletic director, Lisa Shives will retire at the end of this school year. No replacements have been named.
District 2B At the end of January, Ed Ross retired from Poolesville High School. Regina Grubb is the acting athletic director for the remainder of the year.
District 3Central High School and Oxon Hill High School have new athletic directors. Bryan Trueblood at Central and Cecille Greenfield at Oxon Hill.
Potomac High School is getting a new turf field and Oxon Hill will be adding lights to their stadium,
All the high schools will soon have full-time athletic trainers. They will be provided by Pivot and MedStar.
Gwynn Park High School and Potomac High School had two former student athletes in this year’s Super Bowl. Both Tre Sullivan and Ronald Darby play for the Philadelphia Eagles.
District 6Athletic director, Dave Scrivener has retired. Jim Book is the interim athletic director.
District 8Cambridge-South Dorchester High School held its 4th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet this past fall. Inductee’s included Mr. Tori Willis; Mr. Roger Eareckson; Ms. Hannah Roetter; Mr. Dietrich Johnson; Mr. Colvin Camper and Mr. Don Washington. Also inducted were the Pioneer Award winners - the 1967 Maces Lane Track and Field Team; Mr. Richard Drescher (Cambridge High School) and Mr. John Simmons (South Dorchester High School).
District 9The Friendship Academy of Engineering and Technology and the Knowledge and Success Academy in Baltimore City are scheduled to close at the end of the school year.
District 10Congratulations to Roland Park Country School’s athletic director Carol Hatton. Carol was inducted into the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the United States Lacrosse Hall of Fame in January.
District 11Tim Holly, Gilman School’s athletic director, will be stepping down to take sabbatical leave.
Archbishop Curley High School installed a new track and scoreboard - a 1.9 million dollar project.
St. Mary’s High School put in a new grass practice field.
RetiredCongratulations to Mike Williams, athletic director at Gettysburg Area High School. At the National Conference in Phoenix, the school and the athletic program was the recipient of the NIAAA Quality Program Award. Mike is a former Howard County Public School System athletic administrator and as coordinator of athletics for Howard County, he supervised the county’s12 high schools in their implementation and administration for an outstanding high school athletic program. In 2012, the 12 Howard
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MSCA News:• Membership for the 2017-2018 school year will end on
July 31, 2018• Membership for the 2018-2019 school year will begin on
August 1, 2018o Membership Form will become available in Mid-
July
• NEW FOR THE 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR:o Membership dues will increase from $16 to $20
Reasons:To increase amount of AIC and CIC reimbursements To start an annual scholarship program for a MSCA member’s senior team member or the member’s child who is about to graduate from high school
Benefits of the MSCA and NFCA: • $1 million liability insurance protection, summer camps
and clinics, summer coaching, and catastrophic and accident medical coverage
• $100 reimbursement for earning Accredited Interscholastic Coach certification (AIC) or Certified Interscholastic Coach certification (CIC) (SEE BELOW ON HOW TO OBTAIN CERTIFICATION)
So how do I get the reimbursement?• You must be a MSCA member at the time you earn your
certificationo Membership year runs from August 1-July 31 of
the following yearThis year’s membership runs from August 1, 2017 to July 31, 2018
Email a copy of your certificate to Lisa Magness, [email protected]
• After criteria verification, a check, made out to you, will be mailed to your school’s Athletic Director
• Can only earn one reimbursement (either AIC or CIC) per membership year
• Helpful hints to make sure you are a member before earning your certification:
Email Lisa Magness, [email protected]
Maryland State Coaches AssociationWinter 2017-18 Update
Congratulations to the following six coaches who have received awards from the National Federation of High School Sports (NFHS).
Coach’s Name Sport Gender Level School NameJosh Alcombright Cross Country Boys State Severna Park High SchoolNikki Cobbs Swimming & Diving Boys State Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Mark Dubbs Golf Boys State Marriotts Ridge High SchoolBrian Eberhardt Football(11-player) Boys State Havre de Grace High SchoolMichael Parker Soccer Girls Sectional Patterson Mill High SchoolWilliam Yeo Wrestling Boys State Hammond High School
Received a membership card from NFHS • All classes and certification information can be found
on the NFHSlearn.com
Current Membership Numbers for the MSCA as of February 11, 2018
• Total Membership Number: 349 • County by County breakdown:
Anne Arundel - 71 Baltimore - 50Baltimore City - 1 Calvert - 10Caroline - 1 Carroll - 61Charles - 4 Howard - 40Montgomery - 82 Prince George’s - 3St. Mary’s - 2 Washington - 11Wicomico – 18
• Top 5 Schools for MSCA MembershipCentury – 28 Bethesda-Chevy Chase – 26Manchester Valley – 25Chesapeake (AA Co) – 23Glenelg - 21
Don’t see your county or your school? Well, please encourage your coaches to join. The membership application is enclosed in this newsletter.
National Federations of High School Associations (NFHS) Updates:
• 2017 NFHS Wrap-upo 1,343,903 classes were taken in 2017, an
increase of 111,000 from 2016o 60 courses, 25 freeo New Courses
Concussion in Sports in SpanishOfficiating Wrestling
o Updated CoursesCoaching Unified Sports
o New YouTube video “WE ARE HIGH SCHOOL”, can be found at NFHSlearn.com
o Supervising After School Activities now costs $10, effective 1/1/18
• NFHS Executive Director, Bob Gardner has announced his retirement effective August 2018
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Maryland State Coaches AssociationMembership Application
For the same fee ($16), which is the lowest of any state in the country, coaches can have dual membership in the National Federation Coaches Association and the Maryland State Coaches Association. The NFCA provides the following benefits: • $1 million of liability insurance protection, summer camps & clinics, summer coaching, and
catastrophic and accident medical coverage. • Subscription to the NFHS Coaches’ Quarterly Magazine. • National and state awards programs to honor high school coaches. • One NFHS Coaches Association member serves on each NFHS rules committee. No other
organization provides this opportunity. And More! Return your application form with a check made payable to the Maryland State Coaches Association.
Lisa Magness, CMAA and CIC MD State Coaches Association
Executive Director 447 Fairford Ct.
Severna Park, MD 21146 [email protected]
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MSCA Membership Application
Dual NFCA/MSCA $16 New Member Renewal Circle: Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Last name: First name MI Suffix (Jr., III, etc.) Designation (PhD., CAA, religious, etc.): Address (which is preferred for mailings: School or Home?): Street City ZIP Home phone: School phone: e-mail: (needs to be an active email) School: County: Sport: 2nd Sport Birthdate: (needed for liability insurance)
MSADA 2017/18 Membership Application & Renewal Form[Type here] Please print or type; make sure you include home, school addresses and your e-mail addresses. Complete all information for each individual and send in all completed forms attached to one check Name ___________________________________________________Certification CMAA_____ CAA_____ RAA_____ RMSAA_____ School __________________________________________________School Address__________________________________________ City/St ____________________________________Zip___________ AD’s Office Phone _______________________________________ School E-Mail Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Address ____________________________________________City/St ___________________________________ Zip___________ Home Phone ___________________________________Home E-Mail Address________________________________________________ The newsletter will be emailed, unless indicated. US Mail, please check MSADA Dues only Number of Years as an Athletic Administrator ________________ (include 2017/18 school year)
__________ $30.00 Regular ______ New ______ Renewal For all active athletic directors, activities directors, and athletic administrators in public and private schools
__________ $10.00 Retired ______ New ______ Renewal For all retired athletic directors, activities directors and athletic administrators
__________ $60.00 School Membership Package For athletic director; up to two assistant athletic directors and the principal
List names: AD__________________________________________________________________
Asst AD______________________________________________________________
Asst AD______________________________________________________________
Principal______________________________________________________________
__________ $25.00 Associate ______ New ______ Renewal For assistant athletic directors, principals, assistant principals, coaches, college students, athletic trainers or anyone involved in interscholastic athletics in public and private schools
MSADA/NIAAA DUAL MEMBERSHIP
_______ $105.00 membership in the Maryland State Athletic Director Association ($25, a $5 discount) and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association ($80)
or ________ $120.00 for school membership package (NIAAA/MSADA membership for AD only, MSADA membership for two Asst. ADs and Principal) Enter names on above lines
New __________ Renewal __________ if so, Membership Card Number ___________________
Information Needed for NIAAA Life Insurance Purposes:
Birthdate _______________________________ Male __________ Female ___________
Amount Enclosed: $________________________ Make checks payable to the MSADA (sorry, no credit cards)
Mail to: MSADA c/o Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA 5467 Gloucester Road Columbia, MD 21044 MSADA Endowment Contribution $_________
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MSADA Executive Council 2017-2018President
Brad Criss, CMAAThomas Stone High School
1st Vice PresidentDana Johnson, CAA
Paul Laurence Dunbar High School410-396-9487
2nd Vice PresidentTina Queen, CAA
Reginald F. Lewis High School 410-396-8394
SecretaryMarianne Shultz, CMAA
North County High School410-222-6970
Executive Director/NIAAA LiaisonCarol M. Satterwhite, CAA
Retired410-730-8542
Assistant Executive DirectorJason Woodward, CMAAGaithersburg High School
LTC/Certification CoordinatorMichael Duffy, CMAAHoward High School
LTC CoordinatorGreg Whitley, CMAA
Retired443-221-3577
State Supervisors’ LiaisonMichael Sye, CMAA
Baltimore County Public Schools410-887-2328
HistorianLee Dove, CAA
Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association
State Coaches Association LiaisonLisa Magness, CMAA, CICNorth County High School
District 1A Representative(Allegany, Garrett, &
Washington Counties)Dan Cunningham, CAA
North Hagerstown High School301-766-8246
District 1B Representative(Carroll & Fredrick Counties)
Terry MolloyWestminster High School
District 2A Representative(Montgomery County Private Schools)
Julie Treadwell, CAAHolton-Arms School
District 2B Representative(Montgomery County Public Schools)
Anne Rossiter, CAA Northwest High School
301-601-4629 [email protected]
District 3 Representative(Prince George’s County)
Jason Gordon, CAADr. Henry A. Wise, Jr. High School
District 4 Representative(Calvert, Charles & St. Mary’s Counties)
Jennifer Smith, CAASt. Charles High School
District 5 Representative(Anne Arundel & Howard Counties)Jeannie Prevosto, CMAA, RMSAA
Mount Hebron High School410-313-2885
District 6 Representative(Baltimore County)
Lori Brewer, CAAG.W. Carver Center for Arts
and Technology410-887-2546
District 7 Representative(Cecil & Harford Counties)
David Deutsch, CAAHarford Technical High School
District 8 Representative(Eastern Shore Counties)
Mary G. FisherNorth Caroline High School
District 9 Representative(Baltimore City)
Tonisha Montgomery, CAAFriendship Academy of Engineer. & Tech.
District 10 Representative(IAAM)
Kari McBride, CAAThe Catholic High School of Baltimore
410-732-6200 [email protected]
District 11 Representative(MIAA)
Allison Fondale, CAASt. Mary’s High School
Middle Schools RepresentativeBrian Vaught, RAA, RMSAA
Calvert School410-243-6054
Retired ADs’ RepresentativesJoanna Smith-Stephens, CMAA
At Large RepresentativesDave Lanham, CMAA
Severna Park High School410-544-0900
Irwin “Stosh” Schtierman, CMAAWicomico High School
410-677-5146 [email protected]
Ryan Myers, RAASouth Hagerston High School
Website ManagerDerek Maki, CMAA, RMSAA
Dundalk High School410-887-7288
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Official Sponsors
Maryland State Athletic Directors AssociationMs. Carol Satterwhite, CAA5467 Gloucester RoadColumbia, MD 21044
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Publication Graphics, Production & Design by: Sharri H. Jackson [email protected]
MSADA State Athletic Directors ConferencePrincess Royale Hotel
Ocean City, MDApril 26-29, 2018