Amateur sports DI, DII, DIII guidelines

Armature sports:

What armature sport players can’t do.

~Win a prize or take prize money

~They can’t play or tryout with professionals

~Can’t get payed for playing sports nor have a contract with a professional team.

~Can’t have an agent or get help from an agent.

~Need to be a full time enrolled collage student.

D1 info:

-350 schools involved with DI

- largest student bodied  schools.

-Generous amount of  scholarships. 

-Maintain Highest academic standards for student athletes. 

DII info:

-300 Schools involved with DII 

-Academics are greatly recognized

-chose to devote more financial resources to their athletic programs. 

-Good balance from student-athletes between academics athletics and campus and community involvement.

DIII info:

-450 schools make up DIII athletics.

-Academics are the primary focus for DIII athletes.

-Minimize conflict between sports and academics . 

-Have a shorter playing season to work on school.

DI,DII,DIII 

Similarity's: 

-All play sports 

-Grades are important to all

Differences:

- DI sports are much more intense than the others

-DIII focuses much more on Academics than Athletics.

-Have different financial support for students.

-DI has much bigger schools and students bodies.  

Scavanger Hunt.

What did you find was the easiest task? What was it like to have a partner?Would you have rather done this alone? Is this a fair assessment of Chapter 3 material and why?

The easiest task was finding the answers to the questions asked. It was nice having a partner because if I didn't understand something i had someone who could help me and also splitting up the work was nice. I'd rather not do something like this alone because its alot of work to do alone. Yes this is a fair assessment because it asks questions that covers everything we did this chapter and it has us delve into the information even more.