There will be an in person rules meeting with Cole from the MHSAA.

The meeting will be held at Monitor Lanes on November 9th at approximately 12:30, approximately, because he is also running a meeting at B’s bowling center in Flint at 9:00.

🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 Join us for the upcoming NHSACA Coach Webinar with mental health expert Katie Steele!

Katie will share actionable strategies and resources to help coaches and student-athletes maintain positive mental health on your teams!

Katie Steele, LMFT is a former highly recruited D1 athlete who ran track and cross country for the famed University of Oregon team. After her running career intersected with the infamous coach Alberto Salazar, she was left with trauma for years to come. Deciding to dedicate her career to the integration of mental health care in athletics, she is now a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and co-founder of Thrive Mental Health, an outpatient mental health clinic in Bend, Oregon.

📅 Don’t miss out—save the date! #MentalHealthMatters #Coaches #StudentAthletes #Leadership

Register today!

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Coaches new and old:

If you are having issues or feel you cannot solve a problem within your program or conference. Please reach out to your association board for help or advice. If we cannot solve it we have additional resources you are not alone.

One of the most important items pre-season, is the parent, athlete coaches meeting. With the large turnover experienced of Athletic Directors in our state. Many of the new AD’s are overwhelmed and do not have time or know to schedule. Coaches, if you do not have a meeting planned, it can help solve many issues that may arise during the season. You need to state your season schedule, goals and expectations for the upcoming season. Give the parents an opportunity to express their concerns and expectations. Most importantly… if there is a conflict, your policy is a minimum 24 hour cooling off period. That way, the situation can be resolved and discussed calmly… we hope!!

Michigan High School Interscholastic Coaches Association

MEMBER BENEFITS

The Michigan High School Interscholastic Bowling Coaches Association (MHSIBCA) is an organization that represents and supports Michigan High School Bowling Coaches.

If a coach is a member of the MHSIBCA his/her athletes are eligible for consideration for the following:

For member athletes:

MHSIBCA Dream Team (senior only award) both boys and girls

MHSIBCA MR and MISS Bowler (senior only award) both boys and girls

MHSIBCA All State recognition (all divisions) 1st and 2nd teams

MHSIBCA both boys and girl’s scholarships (all divisions) seniors only

MHSIBCA Game and series recognition pins.

For member coaches:

MHSIBCA MHSCA Coaches liability insurance if joining before December 16th

MHSIBCA Dream Team Coach of the year both boys and Girls

MHSIBCA Coach of the year (if submitted) the coaches both boys and girls all divisions

MHSCA Coach of the year a boy and girl coach

Annual AGM that provides elections, clinics and an in-person rules meeting.

For both coaches and athletes:

End of season Awards dinner

Our MHSIBCA.COM website that provides information for all that is Michigan HS bowling including:

Member Team Tournaments

Program Rankings for all for Divisions

MHSCA monthly newsletters

Membership Application

Reminder if you do not join coaches, you & your athletes will not be considered for our membership awards

Thank you, Andrew Anderson, for a great presentation and Q&A.

Coaches and Board members appreciate your time and insight on coaching and middle/high school bowling during general membership meeting.

Please RSVP if you are attending the

General Meeting October 5, 2024

RSVP to Jim DeLong- JimDelong@wowway.com

Check in at Royal Scot begins at 8:30am with a light breakfast.