edudcixlsyd
07-27-2007, 02:15 PM
What Not to Do:
1. Do not under any circumstance shoot the people judging you.
2. Do not fall down while running drills or playing.
3. Do not ask a judge how you are doing, what your score is, or attempt to look at his clipboard as he makes notes..
3A. Never ask if they saw your last game.
4. Do not cheat.
5. Do not wear ridiculous gear to gain attention.
6. Do not wear a jersey of the team your trying out for.
7. Do not miss the try-out because you wanted to do something else (ie.hang out with friends) it shows lack of commitment. The only reason should be if it's family. Then you should contact atleast a week before the try-out to see if they'll understand and give you a chance.
8. Don't complain or fight or cuss
9. Don't bring a "fan club" (ie. family or friends who cheer when you do something good)
What to Do:
1. Be friendly, if you don't know the people on the team try and get to know them. If they get to know you, they'll remember you and want you on the team.
2. Play your best.
3. Listen to them and be coachable. If they tell you to run through a lane knowing you'll get lit up, then do it.
1. Do not under any circumstance shoot the people judging you.
2. Do not fall down while running drills or playing.
3. Do not ask a judge how you are doing, what your score is, or attempt to look at his clipboard as he makes notes..
3A. Never ask if they saw your last game.
4. Do not cheat.
5. Do not wear ridiculous gear to gain attention.
6. Do not wear a jersey of the team your trying out for.
7. Do not miss the try-out because you wanted to do something else (ie.hang out with friends) it shows lack of commitment. The only reason should be if it's family. Then you should contact atleast a week before the try-out to see if they'll understand and give you a chance.
8. Don't complain or fight or cuss
9. Don't bring a "fan club" (ie. family or friends who cheer when you do something good)
What to Do:
1. Be friendly, if you don't know the people on the team try and get to know them. If they get to know you, they'll remember you and want you on the team.
2. Play your best.
3. Listen to them and be coachable. If they tell you to run through a lane knowing you'll get lit up, then do it.