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SEQUOYAH CHIEFS

FOOTBALL

2012

Football Survival Guide

“Developing Champions for life”

Program Information & Calendar of Events


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2012 SEQUOYAH CHIEFS FOOTBALL

Founded: 1990

Principal: Elliott Berman

Athletic Director: Todd Miller

Head Coach: James Teter

Assistant Coaches: Jeff Beinke, Justin Bacile, Matt Mundy, Owen Shaver,

Curtis Williams, Travis Sheffield, Kyle Roberts, Jeremy Law,

Greg Key, Jose Lago

Trainer: Yasmeen Randolph

Team Doctor: Dr. Ryan Chen

Colors: Black and Gold

Mascot: Chiefs

Stadium: Skip Pope Stadium

Capacity: 6,000

2012 Region: 7-AAAAA

Sub Region “A” Sub Region “B”

Sequoyah Kell

Creekview Sprayberry

Northview Pope

North Springs Osborne

Cambridge Riverwood

Forsyth Central

OPEN DOOR POLICY

A Football program is like a family. We will not agree all of the time. We have an open door policy and all

parents, players, and coaches are encouraged to discuss any issues with the Head Coach. If you have any

questions or comments contact James Teter at: Cell: 404-313-9803

Email: [email protected].


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Vision & Mission Statement

The Vision for the

Sequoyah Football Program

The Sequoyah football program believes it can develop the total

student-athlete through the combined efforts of the coaches,

parents, faculty, administration and community. The goal is to

build CHAMPIONS – on and off the field.

Mission Statement

Out mission is to build character and a lifelong passion for

fitness by emphasizing academic excellence, determination,

discipline, and mental toughness every day.


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2012 Plan For Success

Core Values 1. Trust

2. Care

3. Commitment

Team Goals 1. Play Team Football.

2. Compete every day, every play.

3. Dominate on Special Teams.

4. Play Smart Football.

5. Embrace basic football fundamentals “The LITTLE things”.

6. Look beyond the score: evaluate, self-scrutinize and continually improve.

7. Trust the system, your coaches and your teammates.

8. Always BE PREPARED!

9. Be the best team FUNDAMETALLY.

The Plan 1. Take the “what ifs?” out of the program

Put in a Full Days Work.

No Missed Assignment.

No Missed Alignments

Every Play is a ONE REP MAX.

2. Be the best team FUNDAMENTALLY.

Master the Survival Skills for your position.

Improve daily on the “Little Things”

2012 Football COMMANDMENTS 1. Create Turnovers.

2. Protect the football.

3. Create big plays offensively (Runs 10+ yards / Passes 15+ yards).

4. Limit big plays defensively (Runs 10+ yards / Passes 15+ yards).

5. Win 3rd

Downs.

6. No Foolish Penalties

7. Be GREAT on the Goal-Line

8. Win the Kicking Game.

9. Togetherness

10. NEVER FLINCH


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2012 Summer Calendar Of Activities

Date Summer Activity

APRIL April 23 (Mon) Mandatory Team Parent Meeting (7pm in Gymnasium) all players and at least one parent must

attend.

April 27 (Fri) Senior Ad Sales - Senior Football Players, Managers and Cheerleaders

April 28 (Sat) Physicals at Resurgens Orthopedics – 10 am to 11 am

Equipment passed out 1 pm to 3 pm – players come in order of breakfast club attendance.

MAY

May 4 (Fri) Senior Ad Sales - Senior Football Players, Managers and Cheerleaders

May 5 - May 18 Sequoyah HS Spring Practice (13 days to get 10)

May 12 (Sat) Pancake Breakfast 8:00 am to 11:00 am

May 18 (Fri) Powder Puff Game – Sequoyah High School 6:00 pm / Championship at 9:00 pm

May 18 (Fri) Black / Gold Scrimmage – Sequoyah High School 7:00 pm

May 21 - 25 Finals Week – No Breakfast Club Lifting / Lift in Class

May 25 (Fri) Last Day of School

May 28 - June 1 No Lifting - Players & Coaches Off

JUNE

June 4 (Mon) 1st day of summer weight lifting – 8 to 11 (Mon, Tue, Thurs)

June 12 (Tues) Passing With Roswell @ Roswell (After Workouts) – (Select Var. Players Only)

June 15 (Fri) Passing Tournament at St. Pius – 30 Players (Select Var. Players Only)

June 18 (Mon) Passing With West Forsyth @ West Forsyth (After Workouts) – (Select Var. Players Only)

June 26 (Tues) Passing With Pickens @ Sequoyah (After Workouts) – (Select Var. Players Only)

June 25–27 (Mon-Wed) Offensive Line Camp @ Sequoyah (Evening Only 6-8)


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2012 Summer Calendar Of Activities (Continued)

JULY

July 1 – July 8 Dead Week - No Lifting, No Passing League

July 10 (Tues) Passing With Pickens @ Pickens (After Workouts) – (Select Var. Players Only)

July 14 (Sat) Passing Tournament & Big Mans Challenge at UTC – 40-50 Players (Select Var. Players Only)

July 16 (Mon) Parent / Player Meeting – 7:00 pm Sequoyah HS Gym

July 17 (Tues) Passing With West Forsyth @ Sequoyah – (After Workouts) (Select Var. Players Only)

July 19–20 Wing-T Camp in Tuscumbia AL. – Deshler High School – 30 to 50 Players (Select Var. Players

Only)

July 23 – 31 Evening Lifting 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm

July 23 (Mon) Iron Man Testing - Evening Testing - (All Coaches Work)

July 24 (Tues) Passing With Roswell @ Sequoyah (After Workouts) – (Select Var. Players Only)

July 25 (Wed) Teachers Return to School for Pre-Planning

1st official day of practice – 5 days in shorts

July 27 (Fri) Coaches, Senior Family Picture Day – 6:00 pm

July 28 (Sat) Team Picture – 8:00 am

AUGUST

Aug 1 (Wed) 1st official day of school and First day in Pads

Aug 24 Scrimmage vs. Etowah (Home) 7:30

Aug 31 Game 1 – Sequoyah vs. Cherokee 7:30

SEPTEMBER

Sept 17 -21 (Wed) Fall Break – ALL TEAMS HAVE PRACTICE!!!!


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Important Dates & Activities on the Calendar

Physicals

1. When - Saturday April 28th

2. Where – Resurgens Orthopaedics –

1. 270 Chastain Rd Kennesaw Ga. 30144

2. 770-421-8005

3. Time – 10:00 to 11:00

4. Cost - $10.00

5. Must be on the county issued form. Please make sure that the form is completely filled out and signed

in all areas.

6. Heart Screening – Yellow Form. Cost is $65.00

7. If you are going use your personal doctor you must use the county issued form. They will not take a

copy.

8. Last seasons physical are still good. - If your son played last year and you cannot get an appointment

until the end of school.

9. Insurance – Need a copy of your insurance card

10. Need Insurance

a. County offers – Pick-up form

11. Read the “CODE OF CONDUCT”


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Equipment Day

1. When – April 28

2. Time – Pads will be given out based on their attendance to Breakfast Club

a. 0 Misses – 12:30

b. 1 to 5 Misses – 1:00

c. 6 to 11 Misses – 1:30

d. 12 to 20 Misses – 2:00

e. 21 and above – 2:30

f. 8th

Graders – 3:00 – Based on afterschool

3. Enter through the field house

Player Lockers

4. When – Wednesday April 25

5. Time – After school

6. Lockers will be given out based on their attendance to Breakfast Club

a. 0 Misses

b. 1 to 5 Misses

c. 6 to 11 Misses

d. 12 to 20 Misses

e. 21 and above

7. 8th

Graders – will get their locker on the day they get their equipment.


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Spring Practice

1. 1st day of practice

a. Saturday May 5th

i. 8th

graders – 8:30 to 11:30

ii. 9th

, 10th

, 11th

– 1:00 to 4:30

2. Rest of Spring

a. Practice everyday – Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri

b. Wednesday April 25th

– Rain Day

i. Only practice if we have rain on Sat, Mon or Tues

c. Saturday May 12th

- Pancake Breakfast

i. All player will be working a shift

d. Black & Gold Scrimmage

i. May 18th

at 7:00 pm

1. 8th

vs. 9th

Scrimmage

2. Jv/Var Scrimmage

e. Powder Puff – Before and after scrimmage

i. Starts at 6:00 pm

f. Missing practice

i. No Misses – 10 days of practice.

ii. Miss = E.O.

iii. 3 Unexcused Misses = removal from the team.

3. All players must be at spring practice

a. Any player that currently is not eligibly must still be at the 10 days of practice

i. Players will not receive any equipment until they are academically eligibly.

After spring practice is over

1. May 21 to May 25

a. Finals Week – No Lifting – Players week off

2. May 28 to June 1

a. Players & Coaches week off


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Summer

1. June 4th

to July 24th

a. Summer Workouts

i. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday

1. JV/Var – Mornings 8 to 11

2. 8th

Grade – Evenings 3 to 6

2. Dead Week – July 2 to July 6

a. No Workouts or activity of any kind.

3. Parent Meeting

a. July 16th

– 7:00 pm in the Cafeteria

4. Iron Man Testing

a. July 23rd

i. All players 9 through 12

5. New Fall Practice Starting Date

a. July 25th

b. 5 days in T-Shirt, Shorts, Helmet

6. 1st day in Pads

a. Aug 1st


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Summer Activities & Camps

Activity Date Estimated Cost Player Cost Booster Cost

St. Pius Passing

Tournament June 15

th (Fri) $400.00 $0 $400.00

Doc Spurgeon Camp

(OL Only) June 25-27 $75.00 $35.00 $40.00

Sequoyah Team

Camp June 25-27 $75.00 $35.00 $40.00

UTC Passing

Tournament & Big

Mans Challenge

July 14th

(Sat) $300.00 $0 $300.00

Wing-T Camp

Tuscumbia Al July 19-20 $150.00 $70.00 $80.00

Total $1000.00 $140.00 $860.00


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2012 Football Lettering Policy

The members of the football program will have two options to earn a letter for the

upcoming season.

1. Option One:

a. Offseason attendance from January until Aug 1st.

b. Player must have a minimum of 85% attendance.

c. Areas where attendance will be kept are:

i. Breakfast Club

ii. Summer Lifting

iii. Spring Practice

iv. All Required team functions

2. Option Two:

a. Number of Varsity Quarters

i. Players must play in a total of 20 quarters

1. Any type of play in a quarter = a quarters


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2012 Team Policies

A football team is not a democracy. There will be times in your life when you will not be able to “do it your

way”, or “do your own thing”. Being part of the Sequoyah Football Team is one of those times. Imagine a

football team trying to run a play with eleven players doing whatever they want!

The following are the General Policies of the Sequoyah Chiefs Football Program. We hold our student-athletes

to the highest standards, and expect greatness both on the field and in the classroom.

Students participating in football at Sequoyah High School should excel in the following:

General Conduct: Do not engage in any behavior that would reflect poorly on you, your teammates, coaches or school.

Promptness: Be on time. You must be committed to succeed in any endeavor. Show your commitment by being prompt in

every scenario.

Dependability: “Dependability over ability” is a trademark of our football program here at Sequoyah High School. All football

players must be dependable. If you are going to miss any team function (practice, workout, etc…) speak to

Coach Teter.

Character: Character here at Sequoyah High School is broken down into our three core values: TRUST, CARE and

COMMITMENT.

TRUST:

This team will not tolerate a player doing any type of cheating or stealing.

CARE:

You should care about your teammates and your team. This team will not tolerate a player

being disrespectful to another player, coach, teacher, administrator or anyone else associated

with the program.

COMMITMENT:

This team will not tolerate a player showing a lack of commitment to the team. We work too

hard throughout the year to have a player who is not committed.

When in Doubt – DO WHATS RIGHT!


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Team Rules and Regulations

Certain rules and regulations are necessary for the success of the Sequoyah Chiefs football program. The

coaching staff adopted the following rules. Proof of any infraction is required before any disciplinary action

will be takes. Either a coach must witness the act or a confession be given before any individual is disciplined.

The rules are as follows:

1. Academics Failure to keep up Academically will result in an extra study session.

Below 75% - must meet with teacher in the morning at least once a week for tutoring.

Below 70% - must meet with teacher in the morning twice a week for tutoring.

2. Smoking Absolutely no smoking at any time (in or out of season).

1st Offense: 100 laps (Out of season) – 1 game suspension (in season).

2nd

Offense: Dismissal from the team.

3. Drinking Absolutely no drinking at any time (in or out of season).

1st Offense: 100 laps (Out of season) – 1 game suspension (in season).

2nd

Offense: Dismissal from the team.

4. Drug Abuse: Absolutely no taking drugs (without Doctor’s permission) in or out of season.

1st Offense: Dismissal from the team.

5. Detention: Punishment after practice (E.O.). 1 day of E.O. for each day in detention.

6. O.S.S. Punishment the next day (cannot practice if in O.S.S. or Alt School) – 2 days of E.O. for

each day in O.S.S. and Alt School

7. A.W.O.L. Unexcused absence from practice

1st Offense: 3 days of E.O.

2nd Offense: 1 game suspension

3rd Offense: Dismissed from team.

8. Tardy to Practice or Detention:

1st Offense Unexcused Absence from Practice will result in Extra Running to extra

Clean Up Duty.

2nd

Offense Unexcused Absence from Practice will result in Extra Running to extra Clean

Up Duty

3rd Offense of an Unexcused Absence from Practice will range from 1 game suspension

to dismissal from Squad.

9. Stealing Dismissal from the team.

10. Grooming Hair must be neat. All facial hair must be kept neat and groomed or be removed.


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11. Clothing Pants must be above the waist and have a belt on, especially on game day. --- E.O.

12. Earrings No earrings allowed during any football function or when you are wearing your jersey.

13. Dress Game Day During school --- all players must wear the proper shirt and pants that are

assigned to them by the coaches. All pants must have a belt. . --- E.O.

During the game --- all players must be dressed alike. (Ex. Long WHITE socks, etc.).

Coach Teter must approve anything other than the equipment issued by the coaches. (Ex.

Wrist bands, helmet shields, back flaps, etc.) . --- E.O.


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Player Expectations & Responsibilities:

Player Expectations:

1. Be on time (class, practice, meetings)

2. Be prepared for class and practice (notebook, pens, books, practice

equipment)

3. Don’t do anything detrimental to yourself or the team.

4. Be coachable.

5. Improve everyday- in the classroom and on the field.

Player Responsibilities:

1. To keep their grades up (meet w/ tutors, meet w/ teachers)

2. Friday Grade Sheets (return to Coach Shaver, Friday’s after school)

3. Attend all football functions. (Wt. training, practice, banquets, etc)

4. Participate in fund raising efforts.

5. Phone call if you are going to be late or miss practice.


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2012

Sequoyah Chiefs

Off-Season Training


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2012 Off-Season Format

1. WORK A FULL DAY

Take the “What ifs?” out of the program

Work done in January pays off in November.

2. SENIORS DON’T LET US LOSE

3. OBEY GOLDEN RULES

Intensity

Nutrition

Regeneration

4. GET THE LAST REP

See Yourself Making a GREAT PLAY on that last REP

5. Finish with Enthusiasm

First it will be false – After 7 times it will become a habit.

6. “UP TO YOU” RULE

(MAGIC) – Make A Great Individual Commitment


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Sequoyah Strength & Speed Development

January to May

Speed Development Strength Development Coordination Physical/Mental

Toughness

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Strength

Development

Upper Body

Breakfast Club

Bench & Auxiliary

Class Time

Core Development

Manual Resistance

Breakfast Club

Power Cleans

Squat

Class Time

Balance Activities

Plyo’s

Recovery

Flexibility

Upper Body

Breakfast Club

Bench &

Auxiliary

Class Time

Core Stability

Manual

Resistance

Breakfast Club

Power Cleans

Squat

Class Time

Balance Activities

Plyo’s

Speed &

Athletic

Development

Explosive Starts

Raw Speed

(Top Acceleration)

Balance

&

Brute Force

Neuro

Development

Recovery

Flexibility

Agility

&

Resistance

Balance

&

Brute Force

Neuro

Development


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Sequoyah Strength & Speed Development

June through July

Player Nutrition

Speed Development Strength Development Coordination Physical/Mental

Toughness

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Strength

Development

Upper & Lower

Body

Bench, Cleans &

Squats

Core

Development

Manual

Resistance

No

workouts

Upper & Lower

Body

Bench, Cleans &

Squats

No

workouts

Speed &

Athletic

Development

Explosive Starts

Raw Speed

(Top Acceleration)

Balance

Activities

Plyo’s

No

workouts

Agility

&

Resistance

No

workouts

Football Var – Offense

JV - Defense

1 Hour each

Offense / Defense

Var – Defense

JV - Offense


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Nutrition is a cornerstone of our program. We want players educated on nutrition and making good nutritional choices. Below is a

guide to better nutrition. Ask yourself three questions each time you build a meal…

Question #1 – Are over half of my choices good sources of complex carbohydrates?

GOOD CARBS

Whole Grain / Wheat

Breads

Brown Rice

Whole Wheat Pasta

Beans, Lentils

Whole Wheat Pancakes /

Waffles

Oat Meal

Starchy Veggies: Corn,

Potatoes (Sweet Best),

Peas

Fresh Fruits

BAD CARBS

Sugar Sweetened Drinks (Soda,

Lemonade, Kool-Aid, Sweat Tea) Juice White Breads & Pasta Processed Foods Candy Low Calorie Snack Foods (100

calorie packs, low fat granola bars) French Fries / Home Fries / Hash

Browns Chips: Potato, Tortilla, etc. Crackers

KEEP IN MIND

Breakfast is truly the most

important meal of the day… DO NOT SKIP

Eat to fuel, not to feast Fuel every 3 hours: 3 Meals & 3

Snacks Fuel with Carbs before workouts

for energy & Proteins after

workouts to rebuild muscle tissue Skipping meals or eating little all

day & more at night promotes fat

storage

Question #2 – Have I included a good source of Vitamin A (Beta Carotene) and C?

Good Sources of Vitamins A&C

Salsa, Tomato Sauce,

Marinara, or V8

Tomatoes

Salad Greens like Lettuce,

Spinach, Collard, Mustard,

Turnip or Garden Cress

Green Peas, Asparagus,

Broccoli & Brussels Sprouts

Mixed Vegetables

Soups with Carrots or Squash

Yams & Sweet Potatoes

Cantaloupe, Watermelon,

Mango or Mandarin Oranges

Good Sources of Vitamin C

Orange or Tangerines

Pineapple or Kiwi

Strawberries, Blackberries, or

Raspberries

Lemon, Grapefruit,

Nectarines

Honeydew, Grapes, Plums

Mixed Fruit

Fruit Juice (fortified / fresh)

Cabbage, Green Peppers,

Green Beans & New Potatoes

w/ Skin

Good Sources of Vitamin A

(BETA CAROTENE)

Carrots

Peach

Pumpkin

Apricots, Prunes, Persimmon

Milk or Low Fat Greek Yogurt

Cheese, Liver, Egg Yolk

Okra, Avocado, Kale or Swiss

Chard, Romaine, Water Cress

Minestrone Soup

Paprika, Chili Powder, Low Cal

French Dressing

KEEP IN MIND: A good multi-vitamin should be taken daily as an aid in getting the recommended amount of daily vitamins.

Question #3 – Have I selected a lean source of protein with my meal?

GOOD PROTEINS

Eggs, Egg Whites, Egg

Substitute

Seafood & Fish

Tuna

Chicken & Turkey Breast

Lean Beef & Pork

Milk

Cheese (2% or skim)

Nuts & Seeds (low salt)

Low Fat Greek yogurt

BAD PROTEINS

Breakfast Sausage or Ham

Bacon

Hamburger / Ground Beef

Fried Chicken

Chicken Nuggets Fried Fish

Fried Shrimp

Biscuit Sandwich

Just about any type of Fast Food

protein

KEEP IN MIND

Fewer legs generally

better...(Fish – Chicken –

Pork / Beef) Remove skin from Chicken &

Turkey Trim visible fats from Beef &

Pork.

To gain weight - more carbs

in meals

To improve body composition

- more protein in meals Use ground turkey & turkey

sausage instead of ground

beef & pork sausage Fried is bad

A more detailed Nutritional Guide and a Fast Food Guide is available online at www.SequoyahFootball.com

http://www.sequoyahfootball.com/


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2012

SEQUOYAH CHIEFS

VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Location

August 24th Etowah (Scrimmage) Home

(CYFA Night)

August 31st River Ridge Away

September 7th Cherokee Away

September 14th Open Away

September 21st Riverwood Home

September 28th Sprayberry Away

October 5th Creekview Away

October 12th North Spring (Homecoming) Home

October 19th Forsyth Central Home

October 26th Northview Away

November 2nd

Cambridge (Senior Night) Home

November 9th Region Play-In Away

All Games begin @ 7:30 unless otherwise noted


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2012

SEQUOYAH CHIEFS

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE


September 6th

Cherokee Home

September 13th

River Ridge Home

September 20th

Open

September 27th

Etowah Away

October 7th

Woodstock Away

October 11th

Creekview Home

October 18th

Cherokee Away

October 25th

Creekview Away

All games start at 6:00 pm


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2012

SEQUOYAH CHIEFS

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE


September 6th

Cherokee Away

September 13th

River Ridge Away

September 20th

Open

September 27th

Etowah Home

October 7th

Woodstock Home

October 11th

Creekview Away

October 18th

Cherokee Home

October 25th

Creekview Home

All games start at 6:00 pm


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2012

Sequoyah Chiefs Football

Program

Tribal Leadership Council

The Sequoyah football program believes it can develop the total student-athlete through the combined efforts

of the coaches, parents, faculty, administration and community. The goal is to build CHAMPIONS – on and

off the field.


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The Character Education Program is an extension of the football program that helps

players become better people. We want to teach values such as attitude, teamwork,

dedication, and dependability that players can carry with them well after their time

as football players.

The Purpose of the Tribal Leadership Council

1. You will support the SHS Coaching Staff in all areas of the SHS Football Program.

2. You will use your influence to INVEST in the lives of your teammates. The more you

invest, the greater the “rate of return.”

3. You will learn how leadership plays an important role as a husband, father, and

responsible citizen in your community. These characteristics will help mold you into a

leader, long after you leave this particular tribe.

4. You will learn ways to lead an organization through times of winning AND losing.

5. You will learn how important it is for members of an organization to be able to see

visible examples of excellence and stability. Those visible examples of excellence and

stability are the leaders in that organization.

6. You will learn the power of SERVING those who operate under your leadership.

7. You will learn the importance of humility and honor.

8. You will learn that an organization takes on the personality of its leaders.


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Tribal Leadership Council Requirements

1. You must uphold Sequoyah High School and the Sequoyah Football Program in high

regard at all times. Bring NO discredit to your school or your program.

2. You must first be willing to SERVE, before you can LEAD.

3. You must show RESPECT to others at all times.

4. You must model leadership, on and off the field, at ALL times.

5. You must place your teammates ahead of yourself.

6. You must lead with your actions, not just your tongue.

7. You must attend Tribal Leadership Meetings 2-3 times a month from March through

May, and then as needed throughout June - November.

8. You must ALWAYS do the honorable thing, regardless of the potential consequences.

9. You must understand that all TLC meetings are HIGHLY confidential and information

discussed in these meetings, must NOT be shared with other teammates.

10. You must understand that failure to uphold ANY of these expectations will result in

disqualification from Tribal Leadership Team.

The Role of a Tribal Leader

1. A tribal leader makes a difference in the performance of his tribe.

2. A tribal leader casts a vision for his tribe.

3. A tribal leader focuses his efforts on building his people and improving the culture of the

people.

4. A tribal leader realizes that a tribe must be constantly refined, so that they are successful.

5. A tribal leader will be recognized, amongst his peers, as a leader whether he has that title

or not. A tribe will fight to the bitter end for its leaders.

6. A tribal leader develops the tribe, and in turn, the tribe develops the leader.


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Tribal Leadership Council

The TLC will consist of the most qualified members of the team. There will be at least 2

players from each grade level on the Leadership Council. The SHS Coaching Staff will

determine the total number of players.

*The coaching staff will appoint the Tribal “Chief”.

Application Requirements

1. Application must be completed and turned in to Coach Teter’s office NO LATER THAN

March 30th at 3:45pm. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS!!

2. Two reference sheets must be turned in with application. Two teachers must fill out the

reference sheet or one teacher and a person not associated with the school. (Ex. –

Extended Family, Boss, Youth Coach, Youth Pastor, etc.) The person filling out the form

must give the reference sheets to the coaching staff. Please tell your teacher to place

these forms in one of the coach’s mailboxes.

3. Applications must be in a sealed envelope with your name on the outside.

4. Applications must be legible. Any application turned in that is not legible will be

rejected.

5. After your application has been reviewed, and if approved, a coach will be contacting you

to set up an interview. This interview will be the final step before announcing the 2012

Tribal Leadership Team.

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