DRURY FIELDS RULES & REGULATIONS

COACHES: Will be responsible for your teams parents/spectators, this means following all the rules below. You are leaders for our kids and the community and should act as such. If there is an issue with a parent/spectator they will be given one warning by the umpire. If another incident occurs, they will be ejected from the fields with the expectation of no return for the remainder of the night. If it happens twice, they will not be allowed back. This is a ZERO tolerance policy.

TOBACCO / VAPE USAGE: There is to be NO SMOKING or VAPING inside the complex. If you are seen smoking or vaping, you will be asked to take it outside the complex. There are signs all over the complex that insist that you not smoke or vape, they are not just there for looks. Repeat offenders will be asked not to return. Coaches will be held responsible to holding their teams to this standard. IF YOU SMOKE OR VAPE IN THE COMPLEX YOU WILL BE ASKED TO TAKE IT OUTSIDE THE FENCE, DO NOT ACT SURPRISED IF WE APPROACH YOU.

ALCOHOL USE: If you are drunk and become beligerant, your actions will not be tolerated. This is a ZERO tolerance policy, you will be asked to leave and will not be allowed back for the remainder of season, this is a one-shot rule. This goes for coaches, parents, family members, etc.

DRUG USE OR SUSPICION OF DRUG USE: Drug use of any kind has a ZERO tolerance policy. At practice, at the games, we will not confront you about this, we will just call the police and let them handle it. You will be banned permenantly. There will be no exceptions. Yes, we can smell it, so can everyone else.

COACH BACKGROUND CHECKS: We will be performing background checks on all coahces and assistant coaches. No exceptions. It is our duty to keep the kids safe.

APPROACHING UMPIRES: Only the head coach may approach an umpire to question a call. If an assistant coach approaches the umpire for any reason, they will be asked to return back to the dugout or coaching position. If a problem persist with any coach, that coach may be subject to being removed from the game.

**It is important as coaches, parents, umpires, and family to set a good example for our youth. What they see you do, they will no doubt repeat. Act with the knowledge that the children are watching you. Be who you want your children to be.**

"The example we set for our kids — how to act when things don't go our way — is much, much more important than the rules we set for them."
Leo Babauta