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This form is used for registering students for the CYO Winter High School sports program at St. Mark Athletic Association, ensuring that all registrations and fees are properly submitted before the

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How to fill out CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13

1. Download the CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13 from the official website.
2. Fill in the player's full name at the top of the form.
3. Provide the player's date of birth and school information in the designated sections.
4. Indicate the specific sport the player is registering for, such as basketball or swimming.
5. Complete the emergency contact information, including a parent or guardian's name and phone number.
6. Sign the form to indicate that you understand the terms and conditions of participation.
7. Submit the completed form along with any required fees to the designated school or CYO office.

Who needs CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

1. Any high school student who wishes to participate in CYO winter sports activities must fill out the CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13.
2. Parents or guardians of athletes are also required to complete the form to ensure their child’s participation.

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Who runs CYO?

Parish Organization Under the guidance of the parish (pastor/and or Diocesan Catholic school principal and Staff Liaison), the Athletic Director and Parish CYO Advisory Committee direct the operation of the parish/school CYO program. Coaches are selected as youth leaders from qualified adults in the parish/school.

Can non-Catholics play CYO?

Non-Catholics who do not attend a Catholic School may participate with the Catholic parish program within the geographic boundaries in which they reside. A player who cannot secure placement on a team must contact the County Director.

What is a Catholic youth group called?

Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) is an international Catholic youth movement founded by Bishop Bernard Sheil in Chicago in 1930. It became a major factor in the development of race relations in the US Catholic Church following World War II. Catholic Youth Organization. Abbreviation. CYO.

What does CYO stand for in school?

In 1931, Bishop Bernard Shiel initiated an extensive athletic program for elementary and high school youth in the Archdiocese of Chicago, Illinois. It was Bishop Shiel who originated the term "Catholic Youth Organization," or "CYO" by designating his program as the CYO of Chicago.

Does CYO still exist?

CYO operates in many dioceses in the United States, following much the same model as in the time of its founding.

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What is CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

The CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13 is a document used for registering high school students to participate in winter sports organized by the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) during the 2012-2013 academic year.

Who is required to file CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

Students who wish to participate in winter sports under the CYO program are required to file the CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13.

How to fill out CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

To fill out the CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13, applicants should provide personal information such as name, address, and emergency contact details, as well as additional information regarding the specific sports they wish to participate in.

What is the purpose of CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

The purpose of the CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13 is to ensure that all student-athletes are officially registered for participation in winter sports and to gather necessary information for organizational and safety purposes.

What information must be reported on CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13?

The CYO Winter HS Sports Registration Form 2012-13 must include information such as the student's name, date of birth, parent or guardian contact information, medical information, and the specific sport(s) they are registering for.