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NYS Section 2 Athletics
Code of Behavior for Spectators
Show your Cougar Pride by observing the
following rules for spectator sportsmanship:
The following Code of Behavior shall be
prominently displayed in all school buildings, gymnasiums, and
at outdoor facilities where contests are held.
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Spectators are an important part of the
games and are encouraged to conform to accepted standards of
good sportsmanship and behavior.
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Spectators should at all times respect
officials, visiting coaches, players, and cheerleaders as
guests in the community and extend all courtesies to them.
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Enthusiastic cheering for one’s own team is
encouraged.
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Booing, whistling, stamping of the feet, and
disrespectful remarks shall be avoided.
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There will be no ringing of bells, sounding
of horns, or other noise makers at indoor contests during
play. Anyone who does not abide by this rule will be asked
to leave the premises.
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Pep bands or school bands, under the
supervision of school personnel, may play during time outs,
between periods, or at half-time. Bands must coordinate
their play so as not to interfere with a cheerleading squad
on the floor or field.
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The throwing of debris, confetti, or other
objects from the stands is prohibited. Offending individuals
will be asked to leave the premises.
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During a free throw in basketball, all
courtesies should be extended.
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Spectators should encourage each other to
observe courteous behavior. Improper behavior should be
reported to the school authorities.
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Spectators will observe the rules of the
local school concerning smoking food and drink consumption,
littering, and parking procedures.
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Spectators will respect and obey all school
officials and supervisors at athletic contests.
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