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Statement of Policy

It is the policy of CHAA to promote the development of strong Character, the right attitude, a sense of responsibility, and citizenship in youth sports. It is the purpose of CHAA to achieve this goal through fair play, good sportsmanship, and congenial fellowship, with adult leaders providing the example.

Coaches Code of Conduct

It is strictly against the policy of CHAA for any person, either as a participant, coach or a spectator to engage in arguments, to use abusive language, to harass or make any threatening gestures towards umpires, coaches, players or league officials or to exhibit any behavior not in concert with the general intention of this park. Failure to abide by these policies will result in game suspensions and/or removal from the park.

Any further incidents may result in permanent suspension from CHAA. Any players, coaches, parents or umpires caught fighting or found consuming any controlled substance will be suspended from league play for an amount of time to be determined by the respective Sports Board.

Personal Check Policy

CHAA uses TeleCheck for all check approvals. For walk-up registrations, the check is approved and then the voided check is returned after confirming the purchase and amount. Checks written for items such as pictures are processed at a later time and electronically deposited. Each check is voided, and destroyed by shredder after the deposit is made. If for any reason you are not comfortable with this process you may use cash for such purchases.

CHAA Basketball News & Information

March 26, 2008

Remembering Tom Hutton

There is deep sadness and a tremendous void at Collins Hill and many other youth sport organizations today, as Tom “Hutt” Hutton passed away Monday, March 24^th. Tom devoted much of his spare time to officiating baseball, basketball and football for Gwinnett County organizations. His love of sports and the kids who played were evident to everyone he met. Tom was a beloved part of our Collins Hill Athletic Association and even travelled to Cooperstown, NY with the 13-U Eagles in the summer of 2007. That trip and tournament will not soon be forgotten by the kids, coaches or parents who attended. Tom took a great opportunity for the boys and made it an extraordinary event! When not calling a game, Tom was on the stands watching his daughter cheer at Collins Hill football games. Tom was a true friend and mentor to the many lives he touched. His spirit and wisdom will continue in the hearts of the kids and coaches, each time the take the field. Our organization and children are stronger as a result of Tom’s impact and he will truly be missed.

Tom was 47 years old and leaves behind a wife (Cheryl) , an adult son (Jordan), and a young daughter (Shantel), in addition to other family members and friends around the country.

To offer Condolences and Tributes Click here and then click on Tom’s name. Once the page comes up, click on “Tributes” at the bottom and then click “Condolences & Tributes” on the left.
Services:
Friday visitation will be from 6:00 - 9:00 Linnemann Funeral Home 30 Commonwealth Avenue Erlanger, KY 41018
(859) 727-1250

Mass will be Saturday 11:00am
St. Henry’s Parish
3813 Dixie Highway
Elsmere, KY 41018
(859) 727-2030

Flowers/donations:
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to set up a scholarship fund in memory of Tom for their daughter, Shantel. Checks should be made out to the State Farm Federal Credit Union and sent to the attention of Lisa Halcomb, Atlanta Operations Center, 11350 Johns Creek Parkway, Johns Creek, Ga. 30098-0001. Please make sure you indicate that the check is for the Rebecca Shantel Brown/Thomas Hutton Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Cards may be sent to Cheryl at: 1685 McKendree Lake Dr., Lawrenceville, Ga. 300

February 14, 2008

Congratulations to the Collins Hill Rampage

Our own Collins Hill Rampage, coached by Mike Lambert, recently won the PRYAA 2008 Post-Season Tournament for the Girls 13-18 Division! The Rampage went 9 – 3 for the season losing to the same 3 teams they would have to beat in the playoffs. The team played hard and with a lot of heart making it to the championship game against the undefeated Duluth Wildcats. The game was close and had several lead changes, but the Rampage pulled it out 29 to 23!

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February 12, 2008

5th Grade Girls Win GBL Tourney!

Mission Accomplished!!

After a 14 game winning streak, our Collins Hill 5th Grade Girls wrapped up the Gwinnett Basketball League 2007/08 Championship!

The Central Gwinnett team that we beat for the championship was a very good team but they wilted under the pressure of our Lady Eagles. Sunday’s game was the 2nd time that we had to beat them during the tournament in order to win the title. In both games, the Central Gwinnett team was ahead during the 1st half and our girls stormed back to take control. Our girls did not give up and that’s the sign of a true Champion. They were AWESOME!!!

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