ATHLETE CONDUCT

The expectations for how Forge athletes act, respond, compete, and represent the team.

CONDUCT EXPECTATIONS

How Forge athletes carry themselves.

Treat coaches, teammates, opponents, umpires, and facilities with maturity.

Receive correction, ask better questions, and turn feedback into action.

No pouting, eye rolling, helmet throwing, or gestures that pull attention away from the team.

Celebrate effort, pick each other up, and protect the dugout from negativity.

No blaming the umpire, field, teammate, coach, weather, or last play. Own the next one.

Your choices at school, online, at home, and at the field reflect the program.

COMPETITION BEHAVIOR

Talent matters. So does the way an athlete responds when the game gets hard, loud, unfair, or uncomfortable.

Arrive prepared, greet teammates, and bring energy without needing attention.

Compete hard, respond fast, and never let frustration become the loudest thing on the field.

Thank coaches, clean the space, and leave with the next improvement in mind.