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SPORTSMANSHIP EVALUATION CRITERIA |
Description |
Very Poor |
Below Normal |
Normal |
Good |
Excellent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Points --> | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Most Important | Exercise lack of sportsmanship, poor attitude and no discipline.
Frequent negative comments, displays poor attitude. No graciousness at all in winning or losing. |
Some lack of sportsmanship, some negative attitude.
Occasional negative comments and display of poor attitude. Little graciousness in winning or losing. Flaunts win or blames loss on referee. |
Shows good attitude, teamwork and fair play throughout game most of the game.
Some positive and negative comments. Accepts winning and losing. |
Mostly positive attitude, teamwork and fair play throughout game.
Mostly positive comments and encouragement. Applauds good play. Mostly accepts winning or losing graciously. |
Shows exemplary attitude, teamwork and fair play throughout entire game.
All comments expressed are positive, instructive and encouraging. Always accepts winning or losing graciously. |
| Important | Frequent dissent.
Persistent fouling. Extreme lopsided scoring. |
Some dissent toward refs.
Frequent fouls and displays of poor sportsmanship. No attempt to prevent lopsided score. |
Little dissent toward refs. Knows and abides by rules.
Some fouling during normal play. Some attempt to prevent lopsided score. |
Very little dissent with mostly gracious acceptance of ref’s decision.
Encourages fair play. Tries to avoid running up score. |
No dissent, gracious acceptance of ref’s decision.
Actively encourages safe, fun and fair soccer of teammates. Actively and successfully avoids running up score or embarrassing opponents. |
| Added Consideration | Ejections for violent or extreme dangerous play, coupled with other factors in this category that reflects a pattern of team balance. | Ejection for offenses such as persistent infringement or hand ball to prevent a goal and are coupled with other factors in this category. | Caution only resulting from offenses such as delay of game or other non-violent infractions. | No ejections. No more than a single caution and then for a non-violent foul. | No cautions or ejections. |
| Last updated October 3, 2008 |
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