Comstock

Athletics

2107 N. 26th Street | 250-8711

Fill out sports forms here:
https://comstockpublic.rankonesport.com/New/Home.aspx

Fall Sports First Practice Dates
(Start times will be posted by August 9) 

August 12, 2019

Football
Boys Soccer
Cross Country
Girls Golf
Sideline Cheer

August 14, 2019

Volleyball

Reminder:
Sports physicals for the 2019-20 school year are scheduled for Wednesday, August 7 from 6-7 p.m. at Comstock High School. The cost is $20. 

Students must have a physical dated April 15, 2019 or later on file with the athletic office in order to participate in a tryout, practice, or athletic competition.

Please Contact the Head Coach with any questions.

Fall Head Coaches
Football - Jason Hayes - hayesj@comstockps.org
Volleyball - Sarah Vanwormer - sevanwormer@gmail.com
Boys Soccer - Justin Ansel - anselj@comstockps.org
Cross Country - Jordan Staley - jordanstaley78@yahoo.com
Girls Golf - Joe Kiss - josephkiss@gmail.com
Sideline Cheer - Natalie Miles - natalie.f.miles@gmail.com

Winter Head Coaches
Girls Basketball - Ernie Ramirez - ernie2255@yahoo.com
Competitive Cheer - Natalie Miles - natalie.f.miles@gmail.com
Boys Basketball - Josh Beeke - jbeeke12@yahoo.com
Wrestling - Jason Hayes - hayesj@comstockps.org
Bowling - Ramon DeLeon - h_ddad@yahoo.com

Spring Head Coaches
Baseball - Kevin Phelps - kev.phelps11@gmail.com
Softball - Chuck Blades - charles.e.blades@gmail.com
Girls Tennis - OPEN
Track & Field - OPEN
Boys Golf - OPEN
Girls Soccer - OPEN

Hall of fame nominations
The Comstock Hall of Fame committee is accepting nominations for the 2020 induction.  Nominations must be received by the athletic director by November 1 to be included in the process for the 2020 induction.  A nomination form  can be found online at www.comstockps.org/halloffame. Please call Justin Ansel with any questions at 269- 250-8711.

A good sport is a true leader within the school and the community. As an athlete, parent or fan of our school, the following points represent sportsmanship behavior you shall display:

1. Accept and understand the seriousness of your responsibility and the privilege of representing your school and community. Conduct yourself in an exemplary manner before, during, and after contests and events.
   

2. Players should learn the rules of their sport thoroughly and discuss them with parents, fans, fellow students, and elementary students to assist in achieving a better understanding and appreciation of the competition.
   

3. Treat opponents the way you would like to be treated.
   

4. Omit intimidating behavior, including taunting, or making any kind of derogatory remarks to your opponents during the game, especially comments of ethnic, racial, or sexual nature. This is not acceptable behavior.
   

5. Wish opponents good luck before the game in a sincere manner.
   

6. Respect the integrity and judgment of game officials. Treating them with respect, even if you disagree with their judgment, will make a positive impression of you, your team, and your school in the eyes of the officials and all people at the event.
   

7. Win with humility; lose with grace. Do both with dignity.
   

8. Athletic events are among the most popular school activities for participants and spectators. These games and competitions provide another learning experience in life. Integrity, fairness, respect, and the principles of good sportsmanship are lifetime values enhanced through athletics.
   

9. Parents need to wait 24 hours before approaching a coach with issues from a contest. This gives ample time for both the parent and coach to reflect on the contest and be able to discuss the issue rationally.
   

10. It is expected that all fans and athletes conduct themselves in an orderly and self-disciplined manner at all times, both on and off school property throughout the calendar year. Appearance and personal hygiene should be appropriate for travel and other team appearances and consistent with the expectations of the coach, school district, and other team members.