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Issue: VIIIJanuary 2022The Michigan CoachTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATIONMICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATION854 Marshall street, Portland 48875Founded: August 15, 1955EXECUTIVE BOARDExecutive DirectorJames M. Okler,Email: MHSCA1954@gmail.comExecutive SecretaryMark HoldrenEmail: mholdren.11@gmail.comPresidentDebbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreThe MWLCA serves to promote the appreciation, understanding and growth of high school women’s lacrosse in Michigan. We aim to direct and coordinate the efforts of association programs and clubs, fostering sportsmanship and goodwill. We place an emphasis on promoting the best interests oflacrosse student athletes in a manner consistent with the MHSAA and US Lacrosse practices and standards.The executive committee consists of the following positions. Dwyane Mason President, Kate Twichell Treasurer, Summer Aldred Vice President, VickyYoung Past President, Marv Hardy Secretary700 ALL STATE AWARDSNew information in red.700.10 Criteria for All State Player nomination:Only players on a MWLCA school/club in good standing are eligible for All State nominationOnly performances during MHSAA Spring Season count toward stats700.20 All State nominations must be submitted to the secretary by the Friday prior to the end of season meeting.Nominations can be submitted through mwlca.com or by downloading the form and emailing700.30 There will be an All-State 1st Team, 2nd Team and Honorable Mentions for both MHSAA Division I and II.Each Division will nominate:2 goalies, 4 defense, 8 attack/midfield players for first team.2 goalies, 4 defense, 8 attack/midfield players for second team.Each MWLCA school/club in good standing will have 18 votes. They will vote for 2 goalies, 4 defense, 8 attack/midfield and will have 4 at largevotes.The top 2 goalies will get 1st Team, the next 2 will get 2nd team.The top 4 defense will get 1st Team, the next 4 will get 2nd team.The top 8 attack/midfield will get 1st Team, the next 8 will get 2nd team.Up to 16 players can be kept on 1st or 2nd teams if ties cannot be broken after 3 votes per Executive Committee approval.The next 28 highest vote getters will earn All State Honorable Mention. Up to 32 players can be kept on Honorable Mention if ties cannot bebroken after 3 votes per Executive Committee approval.MEMBER ASSOCIATIONSMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballBCAM: BasketballMHSIBCA: BowlingCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSGCJA: GymnasticsMHSHCA: Men’s Ice HockeyMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseMHWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingMHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingCONTACT INFORMATIONWEBSITE: mhsca.orgPHONE: 517-526-4575MHSLCA Town Hall Coaching ClinicsThe MHSLCA Executive Board hasdesigned a coach education series titled'Readiness for the 2022 Season'.A series of Zoom Meetings will featuresome of the best college coaches in thecountry.The series will be moderated byMHSLCA Secretary Greg Normand.Townhall with John Torpey (Highpointe)and Lars Tiffany (Virginia)Click HERE to see the interviews withCoach Corrigan and Coach Tierney orgo to YouTube and enter either coachesname.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v yV0D0Id9MmcGreg has put together a superb line-up ofcoaches who will be joining.MHSLCA LAX HISTORY - MICHIGANLACROSSE REVIEWJust click and go to the You Tube Meeting with the coachesHere is the link to Townhall with BillTierney (Denver) and Kevin Corrigan(Notre Dame) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v yV0D0Id9MmcClick the image below or type inMHSLCA LAX HISTORY to go directlyto a You Tube station containing all ofour Hall of Fame br9jEZqomPQ27cOZeDAhttps://www.mhslca.org/

The Michigan CoachJanuary 2022Page 2A memorial TributeCharlie Janke, Sept. 2, 1936 - Dec. 30,2021. Charlie coached for brief stints atSouthfield and Milford. Charlie found histrue home at Jackson High School. From1966 - 2003 he passionately served as theViking's Cross Country and Track andField coach. A Celebration of Life servicewill be held June 12, 2022, at 2 pm atJackson High School.Carl Wayne Arkema May 5, 1947 December 24, 2021 Carl began histeaching career in DeMotte, Indiana,teaching there for 17 years. In 1986 Carland his family moved to Muskegon,Michigan, where he took a teachingposition at Western Michigan ChristianHigh School. There he spent 20 yearsas Educator and Athletic Director. From2008 -2015 Carl served as AthleticDirector at Ravenna High SchoolMichigan High SchoolCoaches AssociationInsurance ProgramLoomis & LaPann, Inc.is the insurance administrator for the Michigan High SchoolCoaches Association.Loomis & LaPann, Inc. isthe insurance carrier forthe National Organizationof Coaches AssociationDirectors (NOCAD), theMichigan High SchoolCoaches Association andmembers of its sportspecific member associations are covered by thisinsurance as individuals.Camp coverage is alsoavailable to members.At left is an overviewof coverage andexclusions.For a complete description of thescope and limitations of coverage,please refer to thepolicy.The General Liabilitypolicy will protect theRupert “Rocky” Shaft HoltAugust 23, 1955,- June 2,2021. Head wrestlingcoach for 41 years, Hetaught 1 year in Jacksonthen came to Holt andtaught and coached until2017.Jim Olson - July 28,1951- February 8,2021. coaching wrestling at Comstock Parkbeginning in 1979 atComstock Park MiddleSchool and then movedover to physical education, health, and wellness at the high school,where he taught untilhis retirement in2021. head varsitywrestling coach and asubstitute teacher atCPHS until his death.Michigan HighSchool CoachesAssociation and itsmembers fromclaims made by negligent acts, accidentally committed,resulting in: bodilyinjury, personal andadvertising injury orproperty damage toothers.The policy also covers member coaches in the classroom.The Michigan High SchoolCoaches Association asksfor your assistance so thatwe can share informationabout the lives of coacheswho are no longer with us asa tribute in memoriam.Please help us by forwarding as much of the followinginformation as you are ableto Jim Okler at MHSCA1954@ gmail.com.1.The school/s at whichthey coached.2.The sports coached.The years theycoached.The MHSCA will share,when possible, the information with our membershipon a regular basis. We hopethis memorial tribute will bea meaningful way to help usremember, grieve and celebrate the lives of thosecoaches lost from our ranks.Note: As this is a new initiative, frequency and manor ofthe memorial tribute may besubject to revision.Below is an overview of coverages and exclusions.For a complete description of thescope and limitations of coverage,please refer to the policy.

January 2022The Michigan CoachPage 3January/FebruaryCoach & Athletic Director MagazineProvided by the National HighSchool Athletic Coaches AssociationHighlights for the Issue:Coaching for Significance Series 10 Traits of a Successful AthleticProgram - Part 2 (In partnershipwith NHSACA & Proactive CoachingBuilding a Culture of Trust throughthe Bar Bell Squat RackThe 11th Annual AD SurveyMaximizing the Individual PracticePeriodsLeadership Issues Facing YouthSportsBuilding Effective Soccer Strength,Strength & ConditioningCoaches may wish to opt in for additional resources from Coach & AD Magazine(Not required to receive the Free k/click?u 284b3f6a6dfb6f6f9c60d8a24&id a059a2aa23&e ee526164d8

January 2022The Michigan CoachPage 4Michigan High School Sport AssociationCoaches Clinic/EventsMIAAA: March 18-21, 2022 at Grand TraverseSummer Workshop June 20-23, 2022 at Mt.PleasantBaseball: January 13 & 14, 2023 at SoaringEagle, Mt. PleasantBCAM-Basketball: October 2022 at OaklandUniversity.Bowling : October 2022 @ Royal Scott, LansingMITCA: Cross Country: 2022 November 10-12thMt. Pleasant, ComfortCompetitive Cheer: October 7-9, 2022 at GrandRapidsFootball: January 12-14, 2023 at Lansing CenterThe candidate must have distinguished himself/herself with goodcoaching ethics and promotedgood sportsmanship throughouthis/her coaching career.*The AD or principal’s signatureconfirms this.Ten (10) years of coaching outside of Michigan may be appliedto the application. Coaching atany level may be applied as longas it is a school sponsored interscholastic sport.Gymnastics : October 2022 TBATo receive a general coachingcertificate the candidate musthave been coaching at least onesport per year at any level for therequested number of years.Ice Hockey October 29, 2022To receive specific certificates forGolf: February 2022, Clinic, East Lansing, August 2022, Clinic, COTY, HOF Banquet, Golf,Treetops ResortMen’s Lacrosse: January TBASkiing: October 16, 2022 @ TBASoftball: January 20-21, 2023 at Mt. Pleasant,Comfort InnSports SAGES: 3-5 March 2022 Boyne MountainSwimming: September 16-17 2022 Site: Flint,Holiday Inn GatewayTennis: January 27-28 at Hope College.Track & Field: January 27-29, 2022 at LansingVolleyball: TBA -2022Wrestling:Nov. 2022 See MWA websiteNHSACA Convention: Altoona, IowaJune 18-22, 2022a single sport the candidatemust qualify for the specifiednumber of years in that sport.This can be at any level. Youcannot however count more thanone level or season for a sport inany one year.For example, coaching bothboys and girls basketball duringthe same school year counts as“1” year; coaching both 7thgrade boys and JV boys duringthe same school year counts as“1” year.Up to three (3) years may beincluded for active duty militaryservice which delayed or interrupted an applicant’s coachingcareer.Awards for 30 years andmore (plaque) will have thesports that the candidatecoached listed on theplaque.The coach will be presented only one award for eachlevel of service after 30years.For more information go towww.mhsca.org or contactMike Jolly atE-mail to: dlsathletics@aol.com

January 2022The Michigan CoachExecutive BoardRecently received and the MHSCA wanted to share with the membershipExecutive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardLarry MerxService AwardMike JollyConstitutionKim SpalsburyFinanceSteve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerMember AssociationsMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballBCAM: BasketballMHSIBCA: BowlingCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSGCJA: GymnasticsMHSHCA-Ice HockeyMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseMWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingMHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingPage 5

January 2022Executive BoardExecutive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardLarry MerxService AwardMike JollyConstitutionKim SpalsburyFinanceSteve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerMember AssociationsMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballBCAM: BasketballMHSIBCA: BowlingCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSGCJA: GymnasticsMHSHCA-Ice HockeyMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseMWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingMHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingThe Michigan CoachPage 6

The Michigan CoachJanuary 2022Executive Board*2021-22 MHSCA Calendrer of Events*Executive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardMHSCA HOF Selection meeting Tuesday February 8, @ 9:00 a.m. Site-VirtualMHSCA Budget Committee Meeting Sunday March 6, @ 10:00 A.M. Site Lansing AreaMHSCA Spring Meeting Sunday March 6, @ 12:00 P.M. Site Lansing AreaGatorade Delivery: May 2022, @ TBANHSACA Annual Convention: Dates June-18-22 , Altoona, Iowa 2022MHSCA/NFHS & NHSACA COTY Nominations Due: July 1, 2022Fall Board of Directors Meeting: Sunday, September 25, 2022 @ 9:00 A.M. CMU CampusHall of Fame Induction Ceremony: September 25, 2022 @ 12:00 P.M. CMU CampusNFHS & NHSACA COTY Nominations sent to National Office October 20, 2022Winter Board Meeting: Sunday, November 7, @ 9:00 A.M. Lansing Area2022 Coach of the Year Ceremony: Sunday November 6, @ 12:00 P.M. Lansing AreaMHSAA President Meeting Monday November 7 @ 6:00 p.m.************************************Larry MerxService AwardMike JollyConstitutionKim SpalsburyFinanceSteve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerMember AssociationsMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballBCAM: BasketballMHSIBCA: BowlingCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSGCJA: GymnasticsMHSHCA-Ice HockeyMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseMWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingMHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingNext Meeting:March 6, 2022Budget Committee Time: 9:00 AMNHSACA COTY & HOF Attendees Briefing Time 10:30 A.M.Board of Directors Luncheon and Meeting 12:00 P.M.Page 8

The Michigan CoachJanuary 2022Executive BoardPage 14MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATIONHALL OF FAME APPLICATIONExecutive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardLarry MerxCriteria for Application: Only persons who have coached and/or directed a secondary school athletics program for 20 years or moreand actively coached in Michigan for a minimum of 10 years are eligible for the MHSCA Hall of Fame. The applicant must have been amember of the association (MHSCA), in good standing, and an active member of the association two years prior to nomination into theHall of Fame. In addition to the application, the nominee will need to have two letters of support sent to the address at the bottom.Contact InformationDate of Birth:Name of Candidate: Phone:Home Address: City: State: Zip:Candidate E-mail: (please print carefully)School Phone:Address: City: State: Zip:Athletic Director Name: Phone:E-Mail Address FAX NumberService AwardMike JollyConstitutionKim SpalsburyNominator’s Name: Phone:Home Address City: State: Zip:FinanceE-mail: (please print carefully)Steve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerCoaching and/or Athletic Director Record (Please include all that you can on this form)SchoolMember AssociationsSportYears# of SeasonsWon-Loss Record, SummaryExample Smithville HSBasketball1969—200848600-20; 34 League, 20 Reg. 10 State TitlesBCAM: BasketballMHSIBCA: BowlingMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfNumber of years as a Coach: Number of years as an Athletic Director: Combined Total:MHSGCJA: GymnasticsCoaching Honors ListedMHSHCA-Ice HockeyMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseMWLCA: Women’s LacrosseService to Sports Associations and/or Community (sports associations, committees, leadership roles, service clubs, church organiza-MHSSCA: Skiingtions, etc.)MHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingPlease send application, photograph (5 x 7) and have 2 letters of support forwarded to:Mr. Mark Holdren, 854 Marshall Street, Portland, MI 48875For more information contact: mholdern.11@gmail.com or call: 517-526-4575(Please feel free to use additional sheet for providing information)

January 2022Executive BoardThe Michigan CoachPage 15MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATION/GATORADE15/20/25/30/35/40/45/50 YEAR COACHING SERVICE AWARDExecutive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardLarry MerxService AwardMike JollyConstitutionGENERAL REQUIREMENTS· The candidate must have distinguished himself/herself with good coaching ethics and promoted good sportsmanship throughout his/her coaching career. *The AD or principal’s signature confirms this.· Ten (10) years of coaching outside of the state of Michigan may be applied to the application.· Coaching at any level may be applied as long as it is a school sponsored interscholastic sport. A maximum of ten (10) yearsmay be allowed for coaching at the collegiate level.· To receive a general coaching certificate the candidate must have been coaching at least one sport per year at any level for therequested number of years.· To receive specific certificates for a single sport the candidate must qualify for the specified number of years in that sport. Thiscan be at any level. You cannot however count more than one level or season for a sport in any one year. For example, coachingboth boys and girls basketball during the same school year counts as “1” year; coaching both 7th grade boys and JV boys duringthe same school year counts as “1” year.Awards for 30 years and more will have the sports that the candidate coached listed on the plaque. The coach will be presentedonly one award for each level of service after 30 years.PROCEDURE FOR RECEIVING AWARD· Complete the application forms (2) and mail to: Mike Jolly, Years of Service Awards,· 20917 Parkplace Lane, Clinton Twp., MI 48036 or E-mail to: dlsathletics@aol.comKim Spalsbury· Certificates will be sent to your home address. Please allow four (4) weeks for processing.FinancePlaques will be mailed to your home address. Please allow six (6) weeks for processing.Steve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerMHSCA APPLICATION FOR YEARS COACHING SERVICE AWARD15 Years 20 Years 25 Years 30 Years 35 Years 40 Years 45 Years 50 YearsMember AssociationsMIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSBCA: BaseballBCAM: BasketballName (as it is to appear on award)Best Phone Email Address:Home AddressMHSIBCA: BowlingHome City Home State Home ZipCCCAM: Competitive CheerMichigan High School Sports Association: (MITCA, BCAM, etc.)MHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSCA Membership Card #: Year:MHSGCJA: GymnasticsSignature of CoachMHSHCA-Ice HockeySignature of AD or Principal * Phone Number:MHSLCA: Men’s LacrossePrinted Name of Administrator: Email:MWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingMHSSCA: SoftballMISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballSend Completed form to: Mike Jolly, Years of Service Awards, 20917 Parkplace Lane, Clinton Twp., MI 48036or E-mail to: dlsathletics@aol.com. Be sure to include your Year-by-Year Summary Sheet.The MHSCA Coaching Service Award is sponsored by GATORADE in cooperation with MHSCA

The Michigan CoachJanuary 2022Executive BoardPage 17Michigan High School Coaches Association Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award is one of our highest awards for service and contributions to sports in the state of Michigan.Executive Director:Jim Okler,Executive Secretary:Mark F. HoldrenPresident:Debbie Williams-Hoak1st Vice PresidentDarrin Millar2nd Vice PresidentRon Landfair3rd Vice PresidentDave KowalskiPast PresidentTed McIntyreExecutive CommitteesRich Tompkins Multi-SportAthlete AwardLarry MerxService AwardMike JollyConstitutionKim SpalsburyFinanceSteve Porter, Darrin Millar & SueMillerMember AssociationsThe MHSCA Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award:MHSCA recognizes individuals and organizations that have provided extraordinary service to educationalathletics, the including the advancement student athletes, coaches, or those who serve interscholastic athletics throughits Distinguished Service Awards.The Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award (DSA) is given to a person (or persons), either volunteer orstaff, who have exhibited valuable professional service (within the MHSCA or among its association membership) including academically, supportive, service, assistance at any level of interscholastic athletics. These criteria are goodmeasures of acceptable candidates and help to assure that recipients have a wide range of "service" that they provideto the profession of interscholastic athletics. Nominations should be submitted on an individual basis, not by a group oron behalf of constituent groups (conferences, affiliates, assemblies, committees, etc.).The MHSCA Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award does not need to be awarded each year. This awardshould be bestowed only when the MHSCA Board of Directors committee decides that nominations warrant presentation of the award. This award may be given posthumously.Why nominate a deserving candidate for the MHSCA Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Awards:· To recognize a person who has positively impacted interscholastic athletics in a significant way.· To recognize institutions for their affiliation with individuals who demonstrate the highest level of professionalism andcommitment to interscholastic athletics.· To confirm and honor a superior servant by his/her peers and colleagues.· To celebrate individuals who epitomize the profession's highest standards for interscholastic sports.MHSBCA: Baseball· To focus attention on the exemplary, and by doing so to elevate the profession overall and establish a high standard ofexcellence in promoting, supporting or contributing to interscholastic athletics.BCAM: BasketballRequired information for completed application:MIAAA: Athletic DirectorsMHSIBCA: BowlingCCCAM: Competitive CheerMHSFCA: FootballMIGCA: GolfMHSGCJA: GymnasticsName of MHSCA Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award Nominee:School or Sport Affiliation:Email:MHSHCA-Ice HockeyMobile PhoneMHSLCA: Men’s LacrosseNominated by:MWLCA: Women’s LacrosseMHSSCA: SkiingEmail:MHSSCA: SoftballMobile Phone:MISCA: Swimming & DivingMHSTeCA: TennisMITCA: Track & Field &Cross CountryMIVCA: VolleyballMWA: WrestlingI believe this nominee is worthy of receiving this award for the following reasons: (attach separate)Completed application can be submitted to MHSCA1954@gmail.com

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Jan 01, 2022 · lacrosse student athletes in a manner consistent with the MHSAA and US Lacrosse practices and standards. The executive committee consists of the following positions. Dwyane Mason President, Kate Twichell Treasurer, Summer Aldred Vice President, Vicky . Insurance Program Loomis & LaPann, Inc. is the