Tony SanFilippo ’88,
Athletic Director 2013-present Email: tsanfilippo@ths.org
Office Phone: #216-581-5746
To provide athletes, parents and coaches with necessary information for a successful 2020-21 Winter season.
Review policies and procedures of the Trinity Athletic Department
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To create a culture focused on trust,
commitment, love and passion where
student-athletes learn life lessons in
victory and defeat.”
Core Values:
Trust
Commitment
Passion
Trinity Athletic Department
Mission Statement
Sr. Shawn Lee, President
Ms. Linda Bacho, Principal
Mr. Bill Svoboda, Assistant Principal
trinity-oh.finalforms.com
Eliminated the need for new forms each year Save your login and passwords
Parents and student-athletes must complete and sign forms for athletic eligibility
Pages 1-5 of the OHSAA Physical Form must be on file in Athletic Office.
Remember…you are accountable for the
information contained in Final Forms regarding handbook, policies & procedures
Jeff Kime, AT
Senior Athletic Trainer
Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Cell Phone: 216-225-9692 Email: jkime@ccf.org
jkimeatc@gmail.com
Supplemental Insurance policy – report within 90 days.
What do I do?
Prevention of injury/illness
Evaluation/Assessment of injury/illness
First aid and emergency care
Rehabilitation
Counseling and guidance
Daily communication with AD
and coaching staff
Availability
Athletic Training Facility Hours:
Athletic Training Room for all fall sports
Daily after school 2pm - 6pm
All home events
Saturday: Varies depending on schedule, TBA
Team Physician:
Sports Health
Cleveland Clinic Sports Medicine
Locations: Sports Medicine Center
Injuries
: Inform athletic trainer ASAP of all injuries
Injuries at away games
Any athlete who sees a physician for an injury
or illness, MUST have a note signed and dated by the treating physician allowing him/her to return to participation. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Concussion Management
Mandatory baseline testing utilizing the ImPACT concussion
management system
All concussions must be reported to the Athletic Trainer Electronic injury tracking
Systematic management and gradual return to play after
physician clearance
Work with school administration to provide academic
accommodations, if required
We attempt to provide the safest, most comprehensive and
Concussion Management
Instructions for Taking the ImPACT Test
(Use a computer with a hand held mouse and Google Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer)
ImPACT cannot be administrated using an IPad/Phone of any kind!!
1. Open one of the above listed internet browsers ∙ Make sure you turn off pop-up blocker under Tools
1. Go to www.impacttestonline.com/testing 1. Enter Code: (SCHOOL SPECIFIC)
∙ Your Specific High School Should Appear after clicking Validate
∙ Click “Launch Baseline Test”
∙ Click “English” then follow prompts and answer questions.
∙ Follow the rest of the prompts, answering all questions HONESTLY and trying your best at the test.
∙ When the test is complete and you get to the page that says “Print Confirmation,” click the
Test Tips
If you are connecting to the internet via Wi-Fi it must be a consistent connection. Any
interruption in connection will cause a fail.
Work quickly, but accurately. Do your best. Do not take breaks or step away from the
test. The test is not able to be paused or saved at any point.
Turn OFF all Cell phones prior to test. No phones in sight or on vibrate!
Make sure no other applications are open on the computer other than ImPACT. When it asks for number of years of education completed, freshmen will answer 8,
sophomores 9, juniors 10, and seniors 11.
Current level of participation will be “high school”
Years of experience at this level will be 0 for freshmen, 1 for sophomore if they played
as a freshman, 2 for a junior who played their freshman and sophomore years, etc.
When it asks for current symptoms, 1 will be least severe and 6 is greatest. If you feel
normal you should put “not experiencing.”
About ImPACT
ImPACT is a 20-30 minute computer test developed to help sports-medicine clinicians
evaluate multiple aspects of neurocognitive functioning following concussion. You are taking a baseline test. In the event you suffer a head injury, we may use this as a tool in deciding when it is safe for you to return to your sport.
Eligibility
STUDENT-Athletes
Weekly grade reports:
2 or more F’s
Ineligible for one week (Sunday to Sunday)
Parents…be sure you are monitoring
grades, attendance, assignments, and more online
Must be in school for half the day (11 am) to
COVID procedures:
Must wear a mask inside the building at all times.
Must maintain 6-feet social distancing.
Sit on the white tape marked in the bleachers ONLY.
NO congregating before, during or after the games.
THE GYM WILL BE CLEARED IN BETWEEN THE JV AND VARSITY GAMES.
TWO family members will be allowed to purchase a
ticket for HOME games on Hometown Ticketing. Go to the Trinity Athletic website: thsathletics.org to purchase
Social Media
Social Media & technology were designed as
communication tools…not as weapons
Parents & Student-Athletes…make smart &
positive choices
One bad post, tweet, or Snap can be costly
for a student-athlete and/or a team
Parents…monitoring your child’s social
It is expected that any issues and concerns with team or athletic programs will be addressed to the coaching staff and/or Director of Athletics by the
concerned student-athlete prior to any communication from parents.
Appropriate Concerns to Discuss With Coaches:
Treatment of your child, mentally and physically Ways to help your child improve
Concerns about your child’s behavior
Issues NOT Appropriate to Discuss With Coaches:
Playing time Team strategy Play calling
Other student athletes
The OHSAA’s vision for positive sporting behavior is built on expectations. It calls on the school community — administrators, contest officials, coaches, students, parents and fans — to strive for positive sporting
behavior in everything they do by teaching the values of ethics, integrity, equity, fairness and respect.
As a student-athlete, you must always remember to Respect The Game!
That means you are expected to accept the
responsibility and privilege of representing your school and community while participating in school sports. You are expected to:
Treat opponents, coaches and officials with respect. Ensure that your actions do not incite fans or other
participants or attempt to embarrass, ridicule or demean others.
