Basketball Program Proposal 633m58

Caritas Don Bosco High School & Grade School Basketball Program To: From: Date: Re: Caritas Don Bosco High School & Grade School Basketball Program Proposal Mr. Fernandez, Thank you for spending time to discuss your vision for Caritas Do n Bosco’s Basketball Program. It is my intent to work hand in hand with the PTC in developing our children into a well rounded studentathlete that will make CDBS and parents proud. PROGRAM TITLE: PROGRAM OBJECTIVES: 1. Caritas Don Bosco HS & GS Basketball Program The program intends to: Create basketball awareness in CDBS that will: Form individuals holistically to be and act as inspirational models of CDBS as a Student-Athlete. Develop fundame ntally sound basketball players, prepare them physically, mentally and emotional ly to play to their fullest potentials and represent the School in organized bas ketball tournaments. Develop CDBS teachers as qualified basketball coaches and b uild their capabilities in running the school’s basketball program in the future.

PROGRAM STRATEGIES: 1. Basketball Club Formation A maximum number of 40 basketba ll-interested students both from HS and GS will compose the CDBS Basketball Club . (Total 80) The 15 man line-up both from HS and GS that will represent the scho ol in organized basketball tournaments will be coming from the club based on the following criteria: ◊ ◊ ◊ 2. Average grade not < 85%, and/or no subject < 85% Among the top 15 best developed /skilled basketball player of the club Has good moral character to represent the school Saturday Basketball Skills Camp Skills Camps utilize an open workout format by b ringing players together without requiring them to compete against each other. I n these camps players will receive instruction on the fundamental skills of shoo ting, ball handling, ing, rebounding, and defense. All camps will have at le ast 15 minutes of character building/values formation activity or discussions pr ior to workout. This will be done through the ff: o Ball Handling/Dribbling Skil ls Camp – this camp focuses on developing excellent handle on basketball players. Ball Taps Ball Wraps Combo Drills, etc. o Shooting Skills Camp – correct shooting form, game time speed shooting drills and skills are taught in this camp. Spot s hooting Jump shooting Shooting off the dribble Shooting Sweep Series Shot fake a nd jump shot, etc.

o ing Skills Camp – great ers are great receivers, this skills will be pract iced extensively in this camp until they perfect the art of ing. ing typ es Outlet es es vs. Pressure ing Sweep Series Catch discipline, etc. o Defensive Skills Camp – players will be taught and work on Defensive stance Guardi ng open court dribbler Seeing “ball & man” Wing denial Transition defense, etc. 3. Saturdays Practice Times Practice times will be from 8 AM to 12:30 PM every Satu rday: ◊ ◊ 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM – High School Players 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM – Grade School Pla yers 4. Buddy System The buddy system allows the higher level student athlete to further learn and understand a particular basketball skill by teaching it to a lower le vel studentathlete. For example, a 4th year HS student will partner with a 2nd y ear, a 3rd year will partner with a 1st year, etc. PROGRAM DURATION: The program will run for a minimum of 1 school year (June 2009 – March 2010) and w ill be integral in building a foundation for sustained success. The basketball c lub will be composed of 40+ deserving and committed players both from HS & GS (T otal 80). Training will be personally supervised by me and at least 1 assistant coach. Training will be every Saturday and at least two times a week, 2 hours pe r session, after school hours (4:30 PM – 6:30 PM). I will make myself available an d will be hands – on for training camps on Saturdays and at least once on weekdays as needed, as long as they are not in conflict with my regular daytime job resp onsibilities. In my absence, training PROGRAM DESIGN:

and game responsibilities will be handled by the assistant coach which is propos ed to undergo and complete BCAP accreditations. PROGRAM COST: For conceptualizin g, deg, implementing and supervising the whole program and hands-on teachi ng on different camps A monthly retainer’s fee of Sixteen Thousand Pesos Only (PhP 16, 000.00), net of t axes. I will forward a list of training equipment needed at a later time, after a thor ough inventory of the school’s existing equipment has been conducted. I look forwa rd to have a long lasting partnership in building your organization and in pursu ing your vision. (SGD.) Mart Cruz