Managers Expectations

Following is a list of what the SPAA board expects of our managers:

¨      You are expected to distribute the Parents Right To Know letter to every family on your team and have one parent per child sign the signature sheet provided.  You may not sign this for any other parent other than yourself.   If you are a draw manager, this does not pertain to you.

¨      SPAA Board of Directors has the right and power to put you on probation or suspend you for any period they see fit, for any indiscretions on the part of yourself, your team or your fans.  You are responsible for the actions of your coaches, players, and fans.

¨      Each team is to provide concession workers and a field commissioner for approximately 15 hours of concession duty or pay a buy out amount of $300.00 per team.

¨      Teams are responsible for supplying their own uniforms and every player must be dressed alike and have a number on the back of their shirt at least 6 inches tall.  (PWI and PWII teams are furnished with shirts and hats.)

¨      If a player approaches you to play on your team, it is your responsibility to find out if this player is already signed on another SPAA team in the same age group before you talk to him/her about joining your team.

¨      If you use SPAA equipment there are specific dates set for turn in.  These are listed in your manager’s packet.  Equipment must be turned in on these dates or a fee will be charged.