Requirements of being a Good Sport
- Play hard but play by the rules.
- Never question the referee and always accept decisions made on the field.
- Recognise positive contributions made by team-mates and opposition.
- If watching a game, or whilst being a reserve, only make positive comments from the sideline.
- If you have any issues regarding opposition players or spectators these should be directed to your teachers-in-charge (Mr Vincent Toh, Mr Vincent Yong or Mr Jasbir Singh) or the coach.
- Never take the law into your own hands.
- The school and/or judicial committee of the sport will view foul play very seriously.
- Montfort Secondary has a proud tradition of fair play and this reputation will continue in the future
- Co-operation with your team-mates.
- Be positive towards your team-mates and compliment positive play.
- Commitment to a sport requires you to attend all trainings, meetings and games.
- All players must attend all trainings and all team meetings.
- If a player cannot attend training, he must personally see any of the teachers-in-charge to excuse himself from practice.
- If a student is absent from school he should ring any of his teachers-in-charge to inform him he will not be at practice.
- Follow the teachers-in-charge/coaches instructions and be a valuable team member
- Please remember all coaching is done on a voluntary basis, make your coaches job as easy as possible by being appreciative and committed to your team.
- If your team is coached/managed by a parent or outside person show the same respect as you would to your teachers.
- The coach and team relies on your commitment to make Montfort Rugby as powerhouse.
- Any injury sustained at training or in games, which require medical attention should be reported to the teachers-in-charge/coach.
- Any injury that requires a student to stay in hospital should be reported to the teachers-in-charge who will keep the HOD (PE/CCA) duly informed.
