Email:
athletics@aisaonline.org
AISA ATHLETIC
HANDBOOK
(revised July, 2011)
The Alabama Independent School
Association's Athletic Program Offers a Variety of Opportunities for
Particiapation
for Boys and Girls in the Following Areas: Local,
Regional, District and State
2010-2011 CHAIRMAN'S AWARD
WINNERS:
Class A:
Crenshaw Christian Academy
Class AA: Edgewood Academy
Class AAA: Lee-Scott Academy
2010-2011 STUDENT ATHLETE AWARD
WINNERS
Concussion Rule for All Sports:
The AISA Athletic Committee voted unanimously on July 28, 2010 to approve the
following concerning player concussions: Any player who shows signs or symptoms
associated with a concussion shall not return to play in any sport until cleared
by a medical doctor. Please refer to the following pages of the 2010 NFHS
Rules Book that your school was issued at the Annual Coaches’ Meeting on
July 21, 2010. Share with all coaches page 44, rule 3-6b; page 82 and page 100
for suggested guidelines in management of a concussion.
AISA Concussion Policy and
AISA Concussion Policy Form
AISA ATHLETIC HANDBOOK, GENERAL INFORMATION, PAGE 8--Note:
It is the responsibility of the school to notify in writing
the AISA
office of any ejection of a coach or player within 48 hours. There will
be a $100.00 fine for failure to report ejections. A player or coach ejected for
conduct reasons from any playoff and/or final game of the sports season will be
fined $250.00.
The 2011-2012 Gate Admission Fees:
Regular season play, $5.00--- Tournament play, double headers, playoffs,
all-stars, jamborees,
and finals, $7.00 adults and $5.00 students—this
excludes the Tripleheader (gate - $10.00). School tournaments,
jamborees, and double headers,
the $5.00 and $7.00 is maximum; schools may
continue to charge $5.00 for those school sponsored competitions.
AISA COACHES' WEBSITE:
www.aisacoaches.com
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APPROVED BY THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE ON
FEBRUARY 1, 2012:
AISA SPORTS CLASSIFICATION FOR 2012-2014
CLASSIFICATION NUMBERS 2012-2014
CLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES 2012-2014
SPORTS
OFFICIAL BILL AND SPORTSMANSHIP: Please announce
AISA Sportsmanship Statement
and
Sports Officials Bill prior to each
athletic event.
HOME SCHOOL
OPPONENTS: PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT
PROPOSAL/POLICY: “Student-athletes transferring from a home school and/or a
non-traditional school program will be eligible for AISA interscholastic
athletics, if all AISA eligibility requirements have been met. AISA schools are not allowed to play
home school teams in any sport.
National Center for Sports Safety: Please note contact information has
changed as follows: National Center for Sports Safety; 2301 Morris Ave. Suite
105; Birmingham, Alabama 35203; Phone: 205-329-7535 or 7508; Fax: 205-329-7526;
Toll-Free: 1-866-508-NCSS (6277);
info@SportsSafety.org; Online Sports Safety Course
:
www.sportssafety.org
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Association Ball Adoption
The AISA has officially adopted the following balls for play in: |
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Football
Tripleheader Championships and
All-Star competition Through 2011-2012
Spalding J5V Advance
(62-8998)
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Basketball
Regionals, Final Four and All-Star competition
in Ladies' and Men’s play through 2011-2012
Spalding TF1000 ZK Pro
(Men 64-4968 and Women 64-4988)
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Volleyball
Regionals, State Tournament and
All-Star competition through 2011-2012
Spalding TF1500
Composite or
TF3000 Leather
Spalding TF5000 Leather – AISA Championship
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Softball
State
Tournament and All-Star
competition through 2010
Diamond 12RFP47CL
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Baseball
State
Tournament and All-Star
Competition through 2010
Diamond DI Ball - NFHS
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