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State-Mandated Sportsmanship Programs Tackle Bad Behavior
By
Catherine Liewen,
February 2011
Last November, the Southington (Conn.) High School football team's 28-14 victory over rival Manchester High School was overshadowed by allegations that Southington Coach D.J. Hernandez, a 24-year-old former University of Connecticut quarterback and wide receiver, admitted to using the opposing quarterback's misplaced armband to call defensive plays. Video footage showed the play card attached to Hernandez's clipboard, but he claimed that he only used the card for four plays for his team's defense in the third quarter.
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Peer Pressure
By
Marvin Bynum,
3/1/2006
Parents help curb unruly fan behavior at Salina, Kan., youth sports events, thanks to an innovative sportsmanship program.
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The Shake Heard 'Round the World
By
Andrew Cohen,
12/1/2004
Major League Baseball's Cardinals and Dodgers shock fans with sportsmanship display
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New Jersey Raises Bar for Teaching the Rites of Leadership
By
Michael Popke,
5/1/2001
New Jersey Raises the Bar for Teaching the Rites of Leadership
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