Welcome to the new St. Bonaventure CYO site!
We are in the process of restructuring our site to include Basketball, Track AND Cross Country! Check back soon for new information!
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Basketball
Call 925-672-5774 for more information.
Knights of Columbus 40th Annual Free Throw Competition, Feb. 10th
Calendar
Report Scores
Game Schedules
Standings
Gym Schedules
Coaching / Game Tips
CYO Rules
Track & Field
Sign-up dates from 7-8:30pm @ St. Bonaventure:
Thursday, Jan. 19
Thursday, Jan. 26
Bring a copy of the child's birth certificate
Don't forget to have fun
Remember its a game. It's serious, it matters, but its play. Show your children/players that what they're doing matters, but don't take yourself too seriously. If no one is having fun, you're not playing a game anymore.
HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS TO PONDER PRIOR TO THE BASKETBALL SEASON .
( Myth or Not?)
1. The younger you can get your child on a travel team the better
2. All travel team coaches are certified instructors, have degrees in physical education or psychology, and have a solid background in coaching kids
3. The sooner your child specializes in just one sport, the better chance they have of advancing to a higher level ( e.g. college, professional ranks).
4. The very best time to teach your youngster how to improve their play is immediately after the game: ideally, in the car ride on the way home while their game actions are still fresh in their mind.
5. A youngster who is a top athlete among his or her peers at age 8 is clearly destined to be a star when they're 18.
6. Creatine, as well as other nutritional supplements such as andro and ephedra, that are sold in health food stores have been proven to be safe for kids, otherwise, it would be illegal for stores to sell these products.
7. Sportsmanship is something that can only be taught by your child's coach.
8. All coaches are created equal.
9. Kids will be happy as long as they are part of a winning team
10. The vast majority of Moms and Dads tend to be honest and fairly objective about their child's ability in sports.
Wanted
CYO Board is looking for volunteers. Please contact Tim O'Hara @ 672-5800.
Interested in maintaining this website? Let us know!
CYO Code of Conduct
The Catholic Youth Organization (CYO), through the vehicle of sports, provides youth with an opportunity to practice Christian attitudes and responsibilities and to become friends with other children throughout the diocese. CYO activities should be examples of the meaning of Christian sportsmanship. The guiding principle behind the enforcement of this code is that the behavior of everyone involved in CYO should not detract from the children's enjoyment of the sport.
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