Youth Sport Final Exam PDF
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This document is a final exam for a youth sports course, covering topics such as current events, origins, and history. It explores various aspects of organized youth sports, including community involvement, historical milestones, and contemporary issues.
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Youth Sport Current Events: UVA coach Tony Bennet retires because of nil Run with the team - cost money to run out with football team APA Questions Origins and History - Community: Native Americans did competitions such as races, wrestling, and Rites-of-Passage contests - Early 18...
Youth Sport Current Events: UVA coach Tony Bennet retires because of nil Run with the team - cost money to run out with football team APA Questions Origins and History - Community: Native Americans did competitions such as races, wrestling, and Rites-of-Passage contests - Early 1800s: Rural Canada & America: Fishing, Hunting, Snow Shoeing, Rowing, Archery, Throwing, etc Source of pride and identity - Sport. Frats: Urban centers: Ny, Philly, Montreal, and Toronto Men would gather to play and and place bets on billiards, horse racing, prize fighting, and/or footraces Great Race of 1835: In 1835 there was a race held at Union course, Long Island New York and the objective was to run 10 miles in an hour. Competition was welcomed by all and to ensure a fair match guidelines were set in place. 20,000 watched Henry Stannard won Clubs (History): Upper and middle class men - cld afford time commitment & membership dues Montreal curling club: established by Scots in 1807, first curling contests in North America, 20 exclusive elite members NY Athletic Club: Built first track and field track Sponsored first national amateur track and field championship in 1876 Swimming (1877), Boxing (1878), Wrestling (1878) Parks & Rec: Teddy Roosevelt growth in sports and parks and creating of playground association of America Sport Associations: AAU= Amateur Athletic Union CAAU = Canadian Amateur Athletic Union YMCA = Young Mens Christian Association YWCA = Young Womens Christian Association PAL = Police Athletic League CYO = Catholic Youth Organization LLB = Little League Baseball LLS = Little League Softball Youth Sport = Organized physical activity for children and adolescents offered through schools, community organizations, or national sport organizations. FRIDAY NIGHT TYKES: Intense coaching Toughness J boogie good player on Outlaws - outlaws r good team Outlaws, colts, broncos, spartans Youth football in Texas Gambling: Adults betting on kids games - usually gang members Scholarships: Highschoolers might get money deals in the future Adult community sport: Classes Leagues Tournaments Youth sport 4 structures Classes (YMCA, YWCA) Instructional Leagues (NAYS (Nat. Alliance), PAYS (Parents)) Competitive Leagues (AAU) After-School Programs (Boys and Girls Club) ____________________________________________________________________________ Interscholastic Sport 15 Billion dollar business! Current events: Gainesville highschool million dollar weight room and football stadium D Wade statue History: - IFA: Interscholastic Football Association - Massachusetts in 1888 - UIL: University Interscholastic League: runs after school sports in Texas First Intercollegiate athletic competition: Harvard Yale boat race 1852 Georgia first state to have a HS athletic association in 1904, midwest fed became the national fed of state hs association, all 50 states joined, 11 million participants, 8 mil are athletics, largest (%) interschool org in the world Traditional v. Niche: - Traditional: Baseball, Basketball, football cross country, golf - Niche: Alpine skiing, bowling, field hockey, gymnastics, adapted floor hockey Operating Models (details not diagrams): Establish structure to fit stakeholders’ needs Considerations for structuring athletics departments The size of the school district Centralized (priv) vs. decentralized (pub) org structure Public vs. private schools Athletics budgets Value of IAP: Athletics Support the Academic Mission of Schools Athletics are inherently educational Athletics foster success in later life Conflicting Views: Sports distracts students from academics Athletic program distort educational values, school culture Injuries Added pressure Privilege for athletes NCHSAA: - Fall: football, mens soccer, cross country, volleyball - Winter: Bball, indoor track, swim & dive, wrestling - Spring: baseball, lacrosse, mens golf, track, women's soccer, men's tennis National Signing Day Stories: - Daelin Hayes signing day video - fighting irish - Deontay anderson: jumps out of plane - got trucked by Leonard Fornette - CONTINUE LATER Kevin Hart: Hartbeat 100 m investment all black leadership team ________________________________________________________ Intercollegiate Sport Current Events History: - First is Intercollegiate Athletic Association of US (IAAUS) - March 31, 1907 - Under Roosevelt - Became the NCAA in 1910 - Big issues: Football players were dying NCAA details: - Includes 1,100 colleges/Universitys, conferences, and sport orgs - Does not include reclasifying schools - Rules and regulations focus on amateurism, recruiting, eligibility, playing and practice seasons, athletically related financial aid, championships, and enforcement - Schools are placed in divisions based on # of sports, budget size, attendance, scholarships - There are 3 NCAA divisions - Div 1: Power five CREAM - Sports related business - CS Classification of North Carolina Schools: FBS - AAC, ECU, ACC: Duke, Wake, Charlotte, App st FCS - Big South: Elon, Garder Webb, Western Carolina NO - ASUN: High point, UNC- Asheville, Other College Sport Associations: NCAA, NAIA, USCAA, NCCAA, ACCA - NAIA created in Olathe, Kansas in 1940 gave postseason opportunities to black ppl - (NCCAA): National Christian College Athletic Association - TCU: Tribal COlleges and Universities - AIAW: women NIL: - Name, Image, and Likeness Sport Fan Behaviors 30 mil tailgate per year 30% don’t go to the game ________________________________________________________ Professional Sport Current Events: CBS going to NWSL title game: Orlando vs Spirit Jake Paul vs Tyson: 40 mil for Jake and 20 mill for Tyson Paul Skenes rookie card Professional sport definition: Any sport activity or skill for which the athlete is COMPENSATED History: Four aspect of North American professional sport: Historical development, unique aspects, revenue sources, variety of career opportunities offered David Gutersom: “like money, it is something we love, a first waking thought and a chronic passion, as well as a vast sector of the economy… 3 principles of professional sport industry: - Labor - collective group that bargains with owners - Management - owners, managers, coaches - Governance - legal body History recap: All-American Girls Pro League: created in 1943, league of their own Sports broadcasting act of 91: Negotiate fees collectively with the networks Leagues 5 biguns: NFL MLB NBA NHL MLS USFL XFL Non major: WNBA, NWSL, NLL, MLR MLB History: 1876: William Hulbert formed National League, precursor to MLB Four Aspects of pro sport: INTERDEPENDENCE: Teams depend on another to stage games (luxury tax) STRUCTURE AND GOVERNANCE: NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB; League office: board of governors, team owners, commissioner LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS: Salary caps, free agency, player draft Myron Rolle football player to doctor Commissioners Media in Sport: - Pioneering effort = SBA of 1961 - Media TV deals and sponsorships/ exposure - Media coverage: NBA league pass, NFL RedZone Licensing/ Sponsorship Examples: - Yanks and YES Network - Pirates and FOX Sports - Licensing: Barclays center 200 m over 20 years Gate Receipts: - 1950 - accounted for 92% revenue of pro teams - 2012: Yanks grossed 330 m’s in gate receipts Fan Cost Index Top Teams: Nicks, warriors, lakers, celts LV raiders, pats, 9ers, Packers Red Sox, Cubs, Astros, Yanks, Dodgers