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The HHSAA is presenting a free Football Statisticians Workshop, Saturday, July 29, 1:00-4:00 p.m. at Kaimuki High School. The three-hour workshop, led by sports information expert Thomas Yoshida, is geared to get more trained football statisticians in the field.

Description:
Football is king in Hawaii and in today's world, the final score is not enough.

Athletes, parents, coaches and the news media are looking for more than just height and weight. They are looking for key statistics to see which athlete stands out or team trends.

In this workshop, you'll learn the basic football stats and terms and how it applies to the game. You'll also track an actual game and be provided with stat sheets to track the key players.

If you're a student statistician for a high school or youth team or if you're looking for a way to be a sports journalist, this course will help you understand why sports statistics is a vital to college recruiting.

The course is free of charge and space is limited. Registration is required for attendance

Instructor:
Thomas Yoshida has been a football statistician for nearly 40 years. He began his career as a student statistician at Leilehua High School under coach Hugh Yoshida in 1979. After graduation from high school, he moved to University of Hawaii Athletics where he worked in sports information as a student and later as the full-time assistant director. He currently works with the HHSAA, Spectrum OC16 and on the UH football telecast as lead statistician. 

Course Materials:
Please bring your own writing and note taking materials. Stat worksheets will be provided. 

Registration Information and Questions: 
Send completed registration form to: Natalie Iwamoto, Director of Information and Marketing E-mail: [email protected] | Ph: (808) 792-3914 | www.sportshigh.com | @HHSAAsports 

A copy of the registration form is below