Philosophy
Our program – is based on pride and respect for teammates, opponents, team officials, league officials as
well as for our parents and volunteers.
The Seahawks' philosophy is built on the following principles:
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Sportsmanship is paramount - Winning at all costs is a philosophy that may defeat
the purpose of playing the game. While no one is practicing to lose, success does not depend on the score.
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Participation - Starting positions and playing time are determined on the practice field.
Therefore, it is important that all players attend practices. Coaching staff will monitor attendance, keeping
record of injuries, illness and absences.
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Safety comes first - If a player is thought not to be ready to play by the training staff or
coach, that player will not play. It is not our desire to cut or release any such player; rather, we will continue
to work with the player on the practice field, with the intention of putting that player on the playing field.
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Family atmosphere - We pride ourselves on our motto "Once a Seahawk, always a Seahawk."
Our organization is very welcoming to new players, their parents and volunteers. We welcome and are proud that many
of our alumni players have returned to coach with us and alumni parents have maintained or taken on Board positions.
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Fitness - Conditioning and training is important in our program. Our coaches ensure that our players
take part in regular conditioning and stretch properly before practices and games to reduce occurrences of injuries
and to ensure that they are prepared for game time.
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Fun - Football is meant to be fun! We try to ensure our players have fun playing football while
developing skills and encourage them to continue playing the sport long after their years with the Seahawks.
Our goal – that every player develop and improve their skills with each passing week, adopt a physical/healthy lifestyle,
and experience the benefits of being a contributing member of a team: the working toward a shared goal, the camaraderie,
and the fun and excitement the sport of football can bring.
“Once a Seahawk, Always a Seahawk!”