PLAYER AGREEMENT

I will always hustle. I will hustle on and off the field, on every ball I hit, on the bases and in the field.
I will respect my coaches and parents and do as they ask. I understand that they come from a place of experience and want to help me become the best I can be.
I will practice good sportsmanship before, during and after games.
I will appreciate the good play of our opponents and remain humble during my shining moments.
I will treat all opposing players, coaches and fans with respect. The only difference between us is that they are pulling for the other side.
I will respect decisions made by the umpires. I cannot change their decisions, and I recognize my reaction may reflect poorly on both me and my team.
I will handle winning with class and losing with grace. A player’s true character is shown in handling both winning and losing with similar reflection and appreciation.
I will never quit. No matter the score, inning or number of outs, I will always give my best. My teammates deserve nothing less.
I will work hard when no one is watching. My work ethic is based on the hard work I put in during games and practices as well as at home.
I will never throw a bat or other equipment in anger. Not only is this unsafe, but it is a selfish display of poor self-control and bad sportsmanship.
I will always prioritize safety of myself and others around me. I will be properly equipped and aware of my surroundings when throwing a ball or swinging a bat.
I will treat practices seriously as an opportunity to become the best player I can be. Practice is my time to polish my tools while the game is my time to shine.
I will practice self-control, setting a positive example for others. I will not get down on myself when things aren’t going my way.
I will always support and encourage my teammates. I will be helpful and courteous, treating my teammates the way I would want to be treated.
I will respect the facilities we are provided for practices and games. I will not damage equipment, I will clean up when we’re done and I will treat it as I would my home.
I will represent my team with class. I understand that how I behave and present myself will reflect either positively or negatively on my teammates and coaches.
I will remain in the dugout during games at all times, unless approved by a coach. My focus needs to be between the lines.
I understand my grades in school and behavior at home and outside of baseball may impact my position on the team. There is more to life than baseball.
I will embrace my role, position on the field and in the lineup, and I will not complain or feel sorry for myself. This is a team, and I will always do what is necessary for the team to be successful.
I will learn from my mistakes. I will make mistakes, but I will use them as opportunities to learn.

As a member of the Centennial Rattlers, I will always do my best to follow these expectations. My coaches, parents and I understand that I am not perfect, but repeated violations can and will impact my standing on this team. Depending on the severity and frequency of my infractions, I may see less playing time, a diminished role or complete removal from the team. These expectations aren’t meant to scare me. These are expectations I embrace to help me become a better player, teammate and person. I understand these expectations, and I will do my best to always represent my teammates well.

PLAYER AGREEMENT

I will always hustle. I will hustle on and off the field, on every ball I hit, on the bases and in the field.

I will respect my coaches and parents and do as they ask. I understand that they come from a place of experience and want to help me become the best I can be.

I will practice good sportsmanship before, during and after games.

I will appreciate the good play of our opponents and remain humble during my shining moments.

I will treat all opposing players, coaches and fans with respect. The only difference between us is that they are pulling for the other side.

I will respect decisions made by the umpires. I cannot change their decisions, and I recognize my reaction may reflect poorly on both me and my team.

I will handle winning with class and losing with grace. A player’s true character is shown in handling both winning and losing with similar reflection and appreciation.

I will never quit. No matter the score, inning or number of outs, I will always give my best. My teammates deserve nothing less.

I will work hard when no one is watching. My work ethic is based on the hard work I put in during games and practices as well as at home.

I will never throw a bat or other equipment in anger. Not only is this unsafe, but it is a selfish display of poor self-control and bad sportsmanship.

I will always prioritize safety of myself and others around me. I will be properly equipped and aware of my surroundings when throwing a ball or swinging a bat.

I will treat practices seriously as an opportunity to become the best player I can be. Practice is my time to polish my tools while the game is my time to shine.

I will practice self-control, setting a positive example for others. I will not get down on myself when things aren’t going my way.

I will always support and encourage my teammates. I will be helpful and courteous, treating my teammates the way I would want to be treated.

I will respect the facilities we are provided for practices and games. I will not damage equipment, I will clean up when we’re done and I will treat it as I would my home.

I will represent my team with class. I understand that how I behave and present myself will reflect either positively or negatively on my teammates and coaches.

I will remain in the dugout during games at all times, unless approved by a coach. My focus needs to be between the lines.

I understand my grades in school and behavior at home and outside of baseball may impact my position on the team. There is more to life than baseball.

I will embrace my role, position on the field and in the lineup, and I will not complain or feel sorry for myself. This is a team, and I will always do what is necessary for the team to be successful.

I will learn from my mistakes. I will make mistakes, but I will use them as opportunities to learn.