Wayne Bertrand, CAA

Director of Health, PhysicalEducation & Athletics

Regan Johnson, CAA

Asst. Director of Health, PhysicalEducation & Athletics

Member of Suburban Scholastic Counciland the Section 2 Athletic Council

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Baseball 90.9Boys Lacrosse 93.1Girls Lacrosse 93.2

Softball 90.9Boys Tennis 93.1

Boys Track & Field 92.9Girls Track & Field 94.1

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Boys Cross Country 92.6Girls Cross Country 92.1

Field Hockey 91.6Football 92.4

Golf 92.3Boys Soccer 92.6Girls Soccer 93.4

Girls Swimming/Diving 95.4Girls Tennis 95.5

Boys Volleyball 91.2Girls Volleyball 93.8

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Boys Basketball 89.9Girls Basketball 92

Bowling 86.9Ice Hockey 91.9

Indoor Track (Boys) 88.6Indoor Track (Girls) 89.3

Gymnastics 90.8Nordic Skiing 93.5

Boys Swimming 91.8Wrestling 83.9

Suburban Council Sportsmanship Award ProgramSuburban Council Sportsmanship Award Program

Guilderland has won the league title 5 out of the last 7 yearsGuilderland has won the league title 5 out of the last 7 years

20082008--09 Overall Final Result09 Overall Final Result1. Guilderland2. Bethlehem3. Burnt Hills

Fall 2009 ResultsFall 2009 Results1. Guilderland2. Columbia3. Niskayuna

Competitive AccomplishmentsCompetitive Accomplishments

Suburban Council South DivisionSuburban Council South DivisionChampionsChampions– Girls Lacrosse– Golf– Girls Track & Field– Boys Cross Country– Girls Tennis

Section II FinalistSection II Finalist– Girls Lacrosse - Champions– Boys Lacrosse - Champions– Girls Tennis– Boys Tennis– Bowling– Gymnastics

CoCo--Ed Cheerleading TeamEd Cheerleading Team– Four time winners of the Contest of

Champions National Competition inOrlando, Florida –2010 Runner-up

Guilderland Athletes Represented at:Guilderland Athletes Represented at:NYSPHSAA Championships– Girls Tennis– Boys Tennis– Girls Track and Field– Gymnastics– Boys/Girls Swimming & Diving– Nordic Skiing– Golf

NYSPHSAA ChampionshipsNYSPHSAA Championships– Girls Lacrosse

•East Region Champion•NYS Finalist

– Boys Lacrosse•East Region Finalist

Sport Modified Frosh JV Var Modified Frosh JV VarBaseball x x x x

Basketball x x x x x x x xBowling x x x x

Cheerleading x x x xCross Country x x x x x xField Hockey x x x

Football x x x xGolf x x x x

Gymnastics xIce Hockey xLacrosse x x x x x x xSoccer x x x x x x x xSoftball x x x x

Swimming x xTennis x x x x

Track & Field x x x x x xVolleyball x x x x xWrestling x x x

Indoor Track x x x xNordic Skiing x x x x

Guilderland Central School District

Boys

Interscholastic Athletic ActivitiesSports and Level of Competition for Boys and Girls

Girls

Athletic Program Offerings

Note: Shaded areas represent mixed teams

Sport Season Level Participants CoachesCheerleading Fall V/JV 45 2Cross Country Fall V/JV/Fr 58 2Field Hockey Fall V/JV/Mod 53 3

Soccer Fall V/JV/Fr/Mod 82 5Swim Fall V 25 2Tennis Fall V/JV 40 2

Volleyball Fall V/JV/Fr 39 3

Fall Totals 342 19Basketball Winter V/JV/Fr/Mod 49 5Gymnastics Winter V 17 2

Winter Totals 66 7Softball Spring V/JV/Fr/Mod 57 4

Track & Field Spring V/JV/Fr 77 3.5Lacrosse Spring V/JV/Mod 69 5

Spring Totals 203 12.5

Totals 611 38.5

Guilderland Central School DistrictGirls Interscholastic Athletic Report 2009-10

Sport Season Level Participants CoachesCross Country Fall V/JV/Fr 56 2

Football Fall V/JV/Fr/Mod 159 12Volleyball Fall V/JV 22 2

Soccer Fall V/JV/Fr/Mod 88 5Golf Fall V/JV 23 2

Fall Totals 348 23Basketball Winter V/JV/Fr/Mod 55 5Wrestling Winter V/JV/Mod 49 4

Swim Winter V 16 1Ice Hockey Winter V 18 1

Winter Totals 138 11Baseball Spring V/JV/Fr/Mod 72 4

Track & Field Spring V/JV/Fr 90 3.5Lacrosse Spring V/JV/Fr/Mod 99 7Tennis Spring V/JV 39 2

Spring Totals 300 16.5

Totals 786 50.5

Guilderland Central School DistrictBoys Interscholastic Athletic Report 2009-10

Sport Season Level Participants CoachesCheerleading Winter V/JV 52 2Indoor Track Winter V/JV 26 3Nordic Skiing Winter V/JV 56 2

Bowling Winter V/JV 16 1150 8

Guilderland Central School DistrictMixed Interscholastic Athletic Report

2009-2010

Mixed Totals

Boys Basketball $6,271 8 $783.90 308Football $9,679 4 $2,419.75 1,011Hockey $3,486 11 $316.90 117

Wrestling $1,432 3 $477.33 187

Total $20,868

Ticket price $2.00 (Student) $3.00 (Adults)

SportingEvent Revenue Games Average $ Per Game Average # of

Spectators

2009-10 Gate Revenue

Interscholastic Athletics Budget BreakdownInterscholastic Athletics Budget BreakdownApproximately 0.9% of Total School District BudgetApproximately 0.9% of Total School District Budget

• Coaching Salaries:2009 –2010 2010 –2011$409,500 $419,000 (+2.32%)

Decreases in:–Indoor Track and Field Assistant Coach–Freshman Football Assistant Coach

• Fees: (Affiliation Dues - League, Section, NYSPHSAA, Athletic TrainingServices)2009 –2010 2010 –2011

$ 84,670 $77,180 (-8.8%)Decreases in:– Equipment Reconditioning– Tournament Entry Fees– Rentals (Golf, Bowling & Turf Fields)– Ice Hockey Merger with Mohonasen

• Contract Services: (Officials & Physicians)2009 –2010 2010 –2011$64,370 $65,370 (+1.6%)

Increase due to new official’s contract

Interscholastic Athletics Budget BreakdownInterscholastic Athletics Budget BreakdownApproximately 0.9% of Total School District BudgetApproximately 0.9% of Total School District Budget

• Supplies: (Consumable Items)2009 –2010 2010 –2011

$66,930 $54,430 (-18.7%)Decreases in: contest supplies, uniforms

• Staff Development: (Conferences, Certifications, Clinics, Travel)2009 –2010 2010 –2011

$1,400 $1,400 (0%)

• Equipment & Equipment Maintenance2009 –2010 2010 –2011

$6,145 $ 3,145 (-48.8%)Decreases in: requested equipment (scoreboard)

NYSPHSAA / SUBURBAN COUNCILCOST REDUCTIONS INITIATIVES

•Game Reduction2nd year of NYSPHSAA proposal –a uniform 10% reductionLimitations on non-league contests at the lower levels.

•Geographical re-organization of the league

•Alignment of the competition schedule

•Shared services between member schools

•Limiting scrimmages

THE CASE FOR EDUCATIONALLYBASED ATHLETICS

They instill a sense of pride in community, teach lifelong lessoThey instill a sense of pride in community, teach lifelong lessons of teamwork and selfns of teamwork and self--discipline and facilitate thediscipline and facilitate thephysical and emotional development of our nationphysical and emotional development of our nation’’s youth.s youth.

• Children need attention and respect, in that order, but they have few ways to get them. What is unique aboutsports is that they offer kids an area where they can earn attention and respect by exerting their naturalabilities.

• Children who participate, clearly do better in school, have better inter-personal skills, are more team orientedand are generally healthier.

• Participation in sports provides opportunities for leadership and socialization, as well as the development ofskills for handling success and failure.

• Physical Benefits– Fitness / Healthy Habits– Stress Relief– Mastery

• Personal Benefits– Resiliency– Leadership– Commitment– Time Management

• Social Benefits– Interpersonal Relationships with Other Kids and Adults– Dealing with Diverse Populations

Metzl, Jordan D., MD and Shookhoff, Carol, PhD. The Young Athlete: A Sports Doctor’s Complete Guide for Parents. Boston: Little, Brown and Company,2002.

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