Team Sports & School Sports Management

• School Sports


  Culminating activity of Physical Education
• Objective of School Sports

  To fully develop the individual with sufficient talent into one who is Emotionally Stable, Sociable, Physically Capable
• Different Levels of School Sports

  • Intramurals
  • Intersection
  • Inter-color
  • District Athletic Meet
  • Division Athletic Meet
  • City Athletic Meet
  • Provincial Athletic Meet
  • Regional Athletic Meet
  • National Athletic Meet or Palarong Pambansa
• Intramurals


  Term which in modern usage designates the entire spectrum of the program whose offerings range from tournaments to different events
• Intersection


  Starts with a competition among the members of each section and those who are selected in the process become members of the section team who will play in the next level
• Inter-color


  The process that the students who represent their year level, are selected to play in the higher level of competition
• District Athletic Meet


  A competition from the different schools within the district, held before October of each year, to select the best athletes and teams for the division athletic meet
• Division Athletic Meet


  Districts are duty-bound to participate, playing against each other as represented by their chosen best athletes and teams
• City Athletic Meet


  A dual meet where champions of the public schools and private schools compete, forming the strongest contingent to represent the city in the higher meet
• Provincial Athletic Meet


  An athletic meet held with contingents coming from all the school divisions within the province
• Regional Athletic Meet


  Held with contingents coming from all the school divisions within the region, to select the best players to form a contingent for the Palarong Pambansa
• National Athletic Meet or Palarong Pambansa


  Held annually, with every region in the country sending its delegation, where the best players in the country at the school level are identified and given recognition
• BPESS


  Bureau of Physical Education and School Sports, an agency under Dep. Ed. that issues official guidelines in the selection of athletes to compete in school sports
• Sports Management


  A scientific scheme of development in almost all aspects of sports promotion, with a vast working atmosphere and diversified avenues to meet at one junction which is a success
• The 3 M's for Management

  • Material Resources - Facilities and Equipment, Trophies, Medals
  • Manpower - Officials, Facilitators and Managers
  • Method Used - Single Elim., Double Elim. and Round Robin
• Different Committees of an Intramural Program


  • Overall Organizer
  • Program and Invitation
  • Accommodation
  • Documentation
  • Committee on Supplies
  • Technical Committee
  • Awards Committee
  • Peace and Order Committee
  • Protest and Discipline Committee
• Elimination Tournaments


  Based on the elimination of the team or individual in each round, where the winner advances to the next round and the loser is either eliminated completely or dropped to some form of a loser's bracket
• Single Elimination


  Also called knockout, cup, or sudden death tournament, used if there are too many participants and the time allotted is not sufficient, the easiest to organize and the quickest way to declare a winner, where any team that loses once is eliminated
• Double Elimination


  One of the fairest types of tournament, where each entry/team must be defeated twice before being eliminated, more superior to single elimination as a team losing once has one more chance to advance toward the championship
• Round Robin Tournament


  A system where each team plays every other team, consuming the longest period of competition but allowing the chance to select the best team, and also allowing players/teams to become better acquainted
• Scheduling of games in Round Robin

  1. Give each team an assigned number, and then rotate the numbers counterclockwise, but keep team number 1 constant

  2. After the 3rd round, compute the number of wins over the number of losses, and the team with the greatest percentage wins is the winner, with the actual winner when they play as the deciding factor if there is a tie

  3. If there is a triple tie, the QUOTIENT SYSTEM is applied in computing the scores of the three teams involved
• Program and invitation


  In charge of the preparation of the program and inviting guests to the program. They will distribute the invitations to the concerned people.
• Accommodation


  In charge of the sound system, tables, chairs, and other equipment and materials to be used during the duration and the opening and closing ceremonies.
• Documentation


  Manage all the records of the program, keep and take care of all the documents, receive information regarding the activities, and record the results of the games and other details of the competitions.
• Committee on Supplies


  This committee keeps, issues, and retrieves equipment and materials used in the competitions
• Technical Committee


  This committee schedules the games, takes charge of the rules and regulations of the games, assigns officials, conducts the games, and releases official results
• Awards Committee


  In charge of prizes and awards. If there is no fund, they will be the ones to look or solicit for prizes and awards such as trophies, medals, or cash.
• Peace and Order Committee


  In charge of the peace and order. This committee will see to it that everything is in order, especially the athletes who will participate.
• Protest and Discipline Committee


  This committee receives complaints or protests on infractions in the games, calls a meeting, and resolves problems.
• Overall Organizer


  Composed of the chairman and co-chairman
• national sports association


  chooses the best players to represent the country
• formula of single elimination


  n-1
• formula of double elimination


  n-1(2)
• formula of round robin


  n(n-1)/2
• formula of BYE

  8-N / 16 - N / 32 - N
• BYE


  number of teams that will advance to the second round