These scripts may be used to fulfill that requirement. The second Sportsmanship Summit is September 23 in Lansing, and it's more than the same message served up a new way. It's a call to action in the battle to preserve decency in school sports. It is practicing respect. Sportsmanship doesn't change with time or place.
Sportsmanship is the same no matter where the game is played, or who is playing it.
It's not uncommon to gather next to the playing court and field and wait for an opportunity to get into a game. That chance is waiting for you right now. You can help kids in your community in the process by becoming a school coach or registered game official. For more information contact your local school athletic administrator or the Michigan High School Athletic Association in East Lansing. There's a misconception that the reason kids take part in school sports is to earn college scholarships.