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Fan and Spectator Guidelines

SCARLET DRAGON HOME ATHLETIC TICKET PRICES FOR 2023-2024:
 
RESERVED VARSITY FOOTBALL SEATS WILL GO ON SALE TO PREVIOUS SEAT HOLDERS ON AUGUST 7TH - AUGUST 11TH. ANY UNCLAIMED SEATS BECAME AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AUGUST 14TH. ADULT AND STUDENT ALL SPORTS PASSES WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FOR THE 2023-2024 SEASONS.
 

NEW General admission for single regular season games: $5 for adults; $2 for students @ the GAME (Basketball, JH/JV Football, JH/JV/Varsity Volleyball, and Wrestling)

 

General Admission for 2023 Varsity football games $5 @ the gate

Presale Varsity football tickets for home varsity football games are available for STUDENTS at SCMS and CHS to purchase Friday's of scheduled home games during lunch periods:  Adults $5; students $2. ALL TICKETS AT THE GATE (STUDENT AND ADULT) $5.

 

LIFETIME ATHLETIC PASS: Available for FREE for SCSD residents age 65 or older.  Proper identification of age and proof of residence in the SCSD is required. PLEASE CONTACT THE ATHLETIC OFFICE TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO BE ISSUED A LIFETIME PASS 814-473-5316. Seniors MUST BE PRESENT to sign for pass. 

 

ADULT ALL SPORTS PASSES: $60 for the 2023-2024 school year ($70 WITH RESERVED FOOTBALL TICKETS)

STUDENT ALL SPORTS PASSES: $20 for the 2023-2024 school year ($55 WITH RESERVED FOOTBALL TICKETS)

PLEASE CONTACT THE ATHLETIC OFFICE TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO PURCHASE A PASS 814-473-5316.

 

"Everyone has a role to play. Coaches should concentrate on coaching. Officials must stick to making the calls on the field or court. Players can only play the game between the lines. And parents need to know that their job is to support their kids in the best way possible." - NFHS


 
 
There is no place for disrespectful behavior toward coaches, student-athletes, officials, and administrators in interscholastic athletes. It will not be tolerated. We welcome your attendance and ask that you assist us in creating an enthusiastic and positive atmosphere as we all work together to enrich our student-athletes' experiences. - A message from PIAA

 
To help ensure that sporting behavior by the fans contributes to, rather than distracts, from the event, the following guidelines for student cheering sections and general fan behavior are to be followed.

 

Acceptable Behavior

•        Clothes appropriate within district dress code.

•        Face paint in school colors, school insignias on cheek.

•        Applauding and cheering for your team during introductions, the contest and post-game handshakes.

•        Signs that support your school team (where possible, signs should be fastened to the wall).

•        Accepting all decisions of the officials with respect.

•        Staying in assigned student cheering section.

Unacceptable Behavior

•        Shirt-less and undergarments exposed or worn as outer garments. Wearing clothes that would not be appropriate or acceptable for school.

•        Face paint in colors other than school colors, full face paint or masks/hats that hide student identity.

•        Derogatory cheers, chants, songs, actions or gestures directed toward opposing teams, their fans or the officials, including during pregame and introductions.

•        Signs that taunt or run down opponents. Any sticks or “props” that could be used as a weapon.

•        Booing or heckling an official’s decision.

•        Sitting in, taunting or approaching opponents’ designated student section, team or fans with an intent to cause a disturbance. Fans may NOT go onto the field or court after the game.

•        Noise-makers (for indoor events).

•        Any behavior that draws attention away from the players and the contest, including (but not limited to) inappropriate gestures, signs and cheers.

•        Standing up for the whole contest. (Unless prior arrangements have been made with the game manager).

Parents of student-athletes please click on the following link to access a video titled "The Parent Seat"  for information on spectator behavior at interscholastic athletic events. 

https://nfhslearn.com/library/videos/478