Coach Evaluation Form

The St. Norbert Athletic Commission (SNAC) is continually striving to improve the sports program our children participate in. We ask your help in evaluating the strengths and areas of improvement of the volunteers that work with and instruct the children. We encourage both the participant and the parents to complete this evaluation. Your response will be confidential. Your information is important for the continued success of the St. Norbert athletic program.

Which are you?      Parent      Participant

Sport:              Grade:

Team Manager:            Team Coaches      

Did the Coaching staff know the rules of the game and impart it to the children?        Yes        No
Did the coaching staff know and teach the skills required for the sport?                     Yes        No
Were any team rules given and explained to the children and parents?                     Yes         No
Were they administered fairly?                     Yes            No            Doesn't Apply

The number of practices were:

The number of games played were:

The playing time for the children was:

Evaluate the degree to which you believe your child achieved the following:

 
 Improved 
No Change
Decline
Not Known
Physical Fitness
Learned the Game
Good Sportsmanship
Teamwork/Cooperation
Sport skills developed
Desire to continue sport

 

Evaluate the degree to which you believe your child achieved the following:

Very Much
Somewhat
Not at all
My child had fun
My child learned the fundamentals of the sport

 

Evaluate the degree to which you believe your child further developed the following characteristics:

Improved
No Change
Declined
Not Known
Physical fitness
Learned the game
Good sportsmanship
Self Confidence
Teamwork/Cooperation
Sport skills developed
Desire to continue sport

 

How did the manager/coach do on the following:

Excellent
Good
Fair
Weak
Poor
Safety Conscious
Practice/Game organized
Winning kept in perspective
Communicated with parents
Treated children fairly
Held children's respect
Encouraged the children
Gave positive reinforcement
Recognized each child as an unique individual

 

Please provide any additional comments, constructive criticism or praise in the space provided.

 

        

version 2/26/2008