Minnetonka Girls Softball Association's Code of Conduct
As a non-profit organization offering Fastpitch and Slowpitch opportunities for Girls ages 5 through 19, Minnetonka Girls Softball Association (MGSA) is committed to helping players achieve their athletic goals and have fun. We will provide opportunities for players to develop in an educational, supportive and competitive or semi-competitive environment.
Our league will NOT tolerate any inappropriate conduct on or off the field from Coaches, Players or Parents/Family Members/Guests.
NO UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT.
It is required for each player of MGSA and one parent to acknowledge this Code of Conduct Contract before the player is permitted to compete with MGSA. By clicking the above box, you have read this Code of Conduct and agree to follow these requirements.
COMMUNICATION: All players will be required to communicate with the coaching staff on any injuries, questions, conflicts and/or absences.
RESPECT: It is required that all Players and Parents/Guests respect their coaches, teammates, parents/family members, officials and the competition.
POSITIVE ATTITUDE: Every player, family member and league member is expected to maintain a positive attitude and hold each other accountable.
BE A GOOD SPORT: Families are responsible for the actions of those they bring to our competitions.
POSITIVITY: We will only tolerate positive comments and cheering for our team, our opponents and officials/umpires.
Tonka Fastpitch's Mission and Vision Statements
MISSION: The Tonka Fastpitch mission is to nurture growth and development in softball by fostering a passion for the game, commitment to excellence, and a spirit of teamwork. We are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where every player finds joy, builds skills, and embraces the shared love of the sport.
VISION: To help Tonka Fastpitch reach its mission, we ask our...
Athletes to show commitment to the season by attending all practices and games, focusing on being a good teammate, and working to the best of her ability.
Families to show commitment to the season by getting their athlete to practices and games on time, be supportive of Tonka Fastpitch’s Parent Code of Conduct, and assist Coaches and the Tonka Fastpitch Committee in creating a healthy environment for all children in the program.
If you feel as though your athlete or family will not be able to fulfill your part in Tonka Fastpitch's mission, we ask that you consider having your daughter play Tonka Slowpitch.
