Sportsmanship Project

Good sportsmanship is when teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials treat each other with respect. A child can only learn basic sportsmanship from adults mainly from parents and also coaches. Every child who sees an adult with sportsmanlike can come to understand that the real winners in sports are those who know how to preserve and to behave with dignity, don’t matter if they win or lose. Sportsmanship is not so easy. It can be tough to congratulate the opposing team winning the game. those who have sportsmanship will benefit in many ways. sometimes players forget how to have fun and enjoy the game. most of the time is always about winning. There is times that the coaches and parents can only tell kids that they need to work much harder and win the game and the child gets a message in a different aspect. adults who emphasizes good sportsmanship see winning as a goal they want their players to just achieve. they like to help the players take pride in their accomplishments. the best sportsmanship is coaches and parents to encourage their players to play fair, to have fun, and to concentrate on helping the team while polishing their own skills.

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