This document presents the expectations for conduct from athletes & parents in the AZ EVO Elite Organization. We hold athletes, parents & community members to a high standard of sportsmanship. Enforcing this Code of Conduct allows AZ EVO Elite to promote a safe, rewarding, and fun sports experience for our entire community.

Please read the document carefully before registering for each season. Each participant is required to acknowledge the Code of Conduct online before the season begins, and must abide by the Code of Conduct throughout the entire season.

Violations of the Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action including suspension - either temporarily or permanently and or disciplinary action to minutes played in a game.

• I will put the emotional and physical well-being of youth participants ahead of a personal desire to win.
• I will respect players, coaches, officials, spectators, and families at all times.
• I will respect the decisions of officials or coaches.
• I will not engage in any violence or verbal threats or use any profanity.
• I will not yell advice to my child during a game.
• I will model good sportsmanship for all youth participants.
• I will not belittle or ridicule anyone involved in a youth sporting event–in public, private, in-person, or online.
• I will do my part to keep sports fun and positive for every youth participant.

• I will be a good sport to players, coaches, officials, opponents, and parents at every game and practice, no matter win or lose.
• I will learn the value of commitment by participating in as many practices and games as I can.
• I will encourage my teammates and praise good efforts.
• I will be honest, fair, and respectful to others at all times.
• I will aim to learn all I can from sports.
• I will arrive at practice on time and be ready to dedicate my attention to my coaches.
• I will attend every practice and game that I can, and will notify my coach if I cannot.
• I will do my very best in school and understand I am a student athlete and education comes first in regards to behavior and Passing Grades being met.