Athletic Management
16.05 Aug/Sept 2004
WARMUPS
Sports Medicine
Heart-Related Deaths Prompt Changes
Facilities
Building Relationships
Rules Change
Indiana Examines Special-Ed Eligibility
Leadership
Reorganizing
High School News
Soccer Team Protests Club Conflicts
Gymnastics
Maine Dismounts
Promotions
Fielding Football Fantasies
Q&A
Jerry Dawson Chaparral High School
Chaparral High School
GAMEPLANS
Coaching
Hitting the Goal
Most administrators and coaches recognize the importance of writing down their goals. But have you ever considered asking your athletes to do the same?
Risk Management
Three Seasons of Safety
Keeping athletes safe and coaches free from liability requires a preseason, in-season, and offseason plan.
FEATURE ARTICLES
Hiring
The Interview Team
In hiring new coaches, the interview process is kep. This article provides advice from 10 different athletic directors on how to upgrade your interviewing strategies.
Promotions
Selling Your Sports
The newest ideas in boosting ticket sales include e-mail marketing, rewarding season ticket holders, facilitating group sales, and catering to the hometown crowd.
Leadership
From Sweats to Suits
When a coach is interested in becoming an administrator, what is the athletic director's role in the process? Here are some concrete ways to mentor them through the transition.
Cover Story
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Pride & Passion
Rivalries are one of the most powerful aspects of athletics. But they can also get out of hand. Athletic directors at all levels are examining how they promote rivalries—as well as how to create new ones.