TCH Handbook
2010-2011
ATHLETICS
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ATHLETICS
Working with each student's academic program, Teurlings Catholic’s Department of Athletics seeks to make the Teurlings Catholic student a well-rounded individual. To be eligible for participation in the school's vast athletic program, the student must pass at least six subjects which count toward graduation and must earn at least a “C” average in all subjects pursued. Students who do not meet this minimum requirement cannot participate in Teurlings Catholic athletic competition.
To participate in varsity athletics, a student must reside in the Northside High School public school zone, or attended TCH for one (1) calendar year, or qualify under State Law 465. All other students are eligible for sub-varsity competition.
ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
Teurlings Catholic High School is a member of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association and is classified as a 4-A school for athletic competition. The school follows the rules and regulations of the LHSAA. In addition, the school follows its own sportsmanship code that incorporates Catholic values into the athletic program. All TCH student athletes are given copies of this code. Please help to make the TCH reputation one that we can all be proud of in the community. TCH fans and students are urged to demonstrate Christian sportsmanship, patience, and fair play at all times.
Athletic Philosophy
To develop in the athlete the quality of self-discipline needed for proper conduct, fair play and sportsmanship.
To aid in the physical, mental, emotional and Christian growth of the athlete.
To develop qualities of leadership through a balance of cooperation with coaches and teammates and competition with opponents.
To instill in the athlete a realization that self-sacrifice, self-discipline, teamwork and effort are necessary for achievement.
To foster in the athlete a sense of pride in self, in the team and in the school.
To provide opportunities for the athlete to learn to be gracious in victory and to cope with defeat.
To provide an opportunity for the athlete to share experiences, ideas and emotions with others.
Lettering Policy
Students in good standing and who have met the individual sport requirements of two (2) years of participation are eligible to receive a letter. The school does neither purchase nor issue letter jackets. A student who loses their good standing may lose the letter awarded. The athletic department reserves the right to monitor what patches may be worn in addition to the school letter.
ATHLETIC COMPETITIONS
Baseball
State Champions 1985, 1990, 1999, 2010
Head Coach: Mr. Mike Thibodeaux
Baseball practice starts in early January and regular season games begin in mid-February. The season consists of a 20 game schedule with twelve district games slated. Tryouts are held for the varsity, junior varsity and freshmen teams.
Basketball
Girls State Champion 2002
Head Boys Coach: Mr. Jake Dueitt Head Girls Coach: Mr. Joe Heintz
The school's basketball program has several separate teams for both boys and girls with tryouts for each: varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen. Each team has a coach and plays a complete schedule of games. Teams use the gymnasium for practice, weight room for strength training and the track for conditioning. Tryouts are held for the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams.
Bowling
Head Coach: Mrs. Anna Proctor
The school’s bowling program has varsity and junior varsity teams for both boys and girls. The bowling season begins in January and lasts until the end of March. Teams practice and have their matches at local bowling facilities. Bowling is open to all students.
Cross Country
Girls State Champions 1983, 1985, 1986
Boys State Champion 1985
Head Coach: Mr. Scott Viator
With varsity, junior varsity and freshmen squads, the cross country team begins practice in early August. The season concludes with the state championship in November. Runners train for three-mile races. One reward of cross country running is a solid conditioning base for the spring track and field season. Cross country is open to all students.
Football
Head Coach: Mr. Sonny Charpentier
The football program consists of varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams. Practice begins in August, and each team plays a full schedule of games. Team members participate in a rigorous off-season training program as well as mandatory summer training. Football is open to all students.
Golf
State Champions 1983, 2003, 2007
Head Coach: Mr. Robert Boudreaux and Mr. Terry Hebert
Consisting of ten varsity players, the golf team participates in a split season. Matches are scheduled in the fall and the spring. In April, regional qualifying is held to determine which teams or individuals are eligible to compete in the state tournament. Tryouts are scheduled early in the school year.
Soccer
Boys State Champion 2008, 2009
Boys Head Coach: Mr. Lance Peltier Girls Head Coach: Mr. Lance Peltier
The soccer program fields varsity, junior varsity, and freshman teams. Practice begins in November and competition begins the last week of November. Players must be eligible under LHSAA rules for varsity and junior varsity competition. The season lasts through February. Soccer is open to all students.
Softball
State Champions 1989, 2000, 2001, 2007
Head Coach: Mrs. Callie Gautreaux
The softball season begins in mid-February, but practice begins in early January. The season consists of non-district and district games. Tryouts are held each year for the upcoming season.
Swimming
Head Coach: Ms. Lauren Schomaker
Teurlings Catholic has both girls and boys swimming. Students who elect to join the swim team must practice after school. Practice sessions begin in August and continue through the state championships. Swimming is open to all students.
Tennis
Head Coach: Ms. Lauren Schomaker
Teurlings Catholic has both girls and boys tennis. Playing positions are determined by performance and thus may change throughout the season. Teams vie for regional and state championships. Tryouts for the squads are in early January.
Track and Field
Boys State Champion 1987 Girls State Champion 1984
Head Coach: Mr. Daniel Gautreaux
Students begin working out for the school's boys and girls track teams in early January. The track program fields varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen teams, but all squads practice together. The season begins the first week of January and ends with the state meet in mid-May. Track is open to all students.
Volleyball
Head Coach: Mr. Terry Hebert
The girls volleyball program consists of varsity, junior varsity and freshman squads. Practice begins in early August and concludes with the state tournament in November. Practice consists of gymnasium practice, weight training and summertime conditioning. Tryouts take place in May.
Wrestling
Head Coach: Mr. Kent Masson
The wrestling program has thirteen different weight classes and competes against area squads until the season concludes in mid-February. Wrestling is open to all students.
ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
141 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS Baseball |
. 18 17 16 14 13 13 13 12 7 7 4 3 2 2 |
48 DISTRICT RUNNERS-UP Volleyball Baseball Football Boys Track Boys Basketball Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country Girls Track Softball Girls Basketball Girls Bowling Boys Soccer Girls Soccer |
. 7 7 5 5 5 5 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 |
19 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys Golf Girls Track Boys Track Girls Tennis Boys Tennis |
. 8 5 3 2 1 |
8 REGIONAL RUNNERS-UP Girls Track Boys Golf Boys Tennis Boys Track Girls Tennis |
. 2 2 2 1 1 |
20 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Softball Baseball Girls Cross Country Boys Golf Boys Soccer Boys Track Girls Track Girls Basketball Boys Cross Country |
. 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 |
27 STATE RUNNERS-UP Softball Volleyball Boys Cross Country Boys Tennis Boys Golf Girls Track Boys Soccer Baseball Girls Basketball Girls Cross Country Wrestling Boys Indoor Track Girls Soccer |
. 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 |
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