Club Code of Behaviour
Éanna Basketball Code of Behaviour
Overview: This policy sets out the expected behaviour of all players and parents within our club. These codes of behaviour are non-negotiable and are key to having a successful and enjoyable environment for all. The club through its committee reserves the right to administer an appropriate reprimand for any breach of this code. Every player and parent by signing up to Éanna Basketball deems acceptance of this code.
Player Code of Behaviour and Rules
- You must be a registered member of Éanna Basketball Club in order to take part in training and games. Fees must be paid by the date instructed.
- Non payment of fees will result in a player being unable to play. Provisions for delayed payment can be made by contacting in confidence the team manager or club committee.
- Always obey the instructions of the coach or manager at training and games.
- Do not leave the hall during training or games without the permission of the coach or manager.
- Suitable footwear and playing gear must be worn at training and games.
- All jewellery must be removed during training and games.
- Players are expected to behave with respect to other players, opponents, coaches and managers.
- Players are expected to behave with respect to referees, at all times, before , during and after a game.
- Players are expected to behave with respect to the facilities, home and away.
- Treat all other team members with respect, and never bully others. This also includes across any form of social media or messaging apps.
- Abide by the rules of the club.
- Do not shout or argue.
- Do not use violence with others.
- Talk to the person in charge if you have a problem of any kind.
- Do not use cameras in the dressing room.
- Players who have been sanctioned by a referee through their formal report will result in game suspensions as per DMBB rules.
- The Club Disciplinary Committee on review of a referee report or other reports may invoke additional penalties.
- A player repeatedly failing to adhere to this code of behaviour or the club rules will be suspended from training/games or have their membership terminated.
Parent Code of Behaviour
- Remember, young people play basketball for their enjoyment not yours.
- Encourage your child to always play by the rules of the game.
- Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning and that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
- Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
- Understand the value of team sport and its importance.
- Help when needed through supervision and participating in score table duties, and assisting with the organisation of the gym before and after games, etc.
- Each parent or guardian agrees to participate in a rota to supervise team training sessions, It is essential that two adults are present for underage training sessions
- Never ridicule or shout at players for making a mistake.
- As a spectator, do not ever use profane language or harass referees, coaches or players.
- A parent or spectator that is noted either verbally or physically abusing referees or any party during a game will be asked to leave the game and gym.
- Any issues/objections to refereeing decisions, should be brought to the attention of the coach/manager who will then engage with the referees/officials as appropriate.
- A first offence if warranted or a repeat offence will result in the parent being barred from attending any game or club event, for a period to be determined by the clubs disciplinary committee.
Éanna Basketball
Founded 2005