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Visiting Team Information

Game Day/ Practice

Practice Scheduling

Visiting teams should contact the coaching staff for each individual sport to schedule practice times. Names and numbers are listed in the staff directory in this guide.

Special Needs on Game Day

Visiting teams having special request should contact the Athletic Director or Head Coach of the sport with the special request. Names and numbers are listed in the staff directory in this guide.

Bossier Parish Community College Athletics Phone Numbers

 

(318) 678-6320     Amanda Nordberg -Head Softball Coach/AD

(318) 678-6208     Tina Barth- Administrative Coordinator

(318) 678-6527     Charlie Wardlaw- Athletic Trainer

(318) 678-6319     Bobby Gilliam- Head Baseball Coach

(318) 678-6150     J.A. Anglin- Head Basketball Coach

 

Other Important Numbers

 911                       Emergency

(318) 678-6318     Campus Police Department

(318) 681-7000     Christus Emergency Hospital

(318) 550-2176     Christus Velocity Urgent Care-Airline Drive

(318) 681-5000     Christus Highland Medical Center

(318) 678-6416     Athletic Department Fax

 

Baseball, Softball, & Basketball

Items Available:

1-2 Coolers of Water on Sideline or in Dugout

1 sleeve of 9oz. Cups

Injury Ice Available

Athletic Trainer

Please bring your own tape supplies

All other items will be available on request from the athletic training staff or coaching staff.

Athletic Training Room

The Visitor's Athletic Training Room is in the Gym in room 115. Teams traveling with a Certified

Athletic Trainer will be allowed access to the athletic training room with the following modalities to use:

Heat packs, Ice Packs, E-Stim, Ultrasound, Normatec, IASTM, Massage guns, Exercise/rehab equipment, Whirlpools

Teams traveling with student aides may utilize the Visitors Athletic Training Room, in Room 154 of the Gym, pre- and post-game as needed. Contact Charlie Wardlaw, MS, LAT, ATC to schedule times to use the ATR of for more information of what is available.

**************If needed, a taping table can be provided by the VISITORS ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM or dugout for coaches to tape. If needing our Athletic Trainer to tape please provide supplies and list of which athletes need what, at least 24 hours in advance to competition. ******************

 

Christus Velocity Urgent Care Airline Drive

2151 Airline Drive Suite 700, Bossier City, LA 71111

(318)550-2176

Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM–7:30PM / Saturday-Sunday 8AM–4:30PM

 

Christus Trinity Clinic Beene Blvd

2703 Beene Blvd, Bossier City, LA 71111

(318) 746-5267

Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM–7:30PM / Saturday-Sunday 8AM–4:30PM

 

Bossier Parish Community College

Department of Athletics Lightning Guidelines

Monitoring of Weather

The host athletic trainer and/or host site administrator is responsible for monitoring weather conditions. The host athletic trainer and/or site administrator will keep game officials informed of all findings (if game related). The “alert ring” shall be defined as a 30-mile radius from the activity site. The “warning ring” shall be defined as an 8-mile radius from the activity site.

Safety Guidelines

•           The host athletic trainer and/or site administrator will inform game officials to the presence of thunder/lightning inside the “alert ring”. Preparations for the potential suspension of an event should begin at this time.

•           Once thunder/lightning enters the “warning ring”, activity shall cease, and host colleges shall activate their emergency action plans for the activity site. These emergency actions plan, at a minimum, should include processes for evacuation of the activity site, identification of safe shelter locations, and the criteria for returning to the activity site.

•           A return to the activity site shall not occur until 30 minutes have passed since the last sound of thunder/lightning strike inside the “warning ring”.

•           Host colleges shall refer to individual sports codes should the need to permanently suspend/terminate a game arise.

The Head Coach, Head Athletic Trainer, Event Administrator and Officials (in the event of a game) shall monitor the threatening weather.

Safe shelter is defined as a building normally occupied or frequently occupied by people. If a building is not present, then a motor vehicle should be used. The fans should be instructed to go to the nearest public building for safe shelter.

 Bossier Parish Community College

Athletic Outdoor Facilities Severe Weather Plan

In the event of severe weather (damaging winds, hail, or tornados) all athletes and spectators should leave any outdoor venues for the safety of a secure building, bus or personal vehicle. Any spectator who chooses to leave or wait in their personal vehicle may do so by their own choice. Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) will provide safe shelter for all athletes and school personnel along with any spectators who choose to stay on site. Outdoor facilities include Baseball, Softball.