The Rush Core Values are an integral aspect of our club. Players, Coaches and Staff are asked to learn and live by the Core Values to help them become better players and better people.
1. Accountability
Be accountable for your actions and hold others accountable for their actions. Who am I ultimately accountable to, and who judges my work?
2. Advice
Seek out advice and aspire to be the best. In order to learn, we must be open to learning and consider the advice of others. Are you coach-able?
3. Empathy
Empathy is at the core of solid relationships.
4. Enjoyment
Enjoy your work, this is a gift. The desires of diligent workers are satisfied.
5. Humility
Apologize when you make a mistake. Forgive others and do not look back.
6. Leadership
Leaders strive to be trustworthy, honest and sincere. They posses traits such as integrity and honor. They are willing to serve others and sacrifice their own interests. Leaders are constructive and hardworking.
7. Passion
Passion always trusts, always hopes and always perseveres. Passion never fails.
8. Respect
Respect everyone. Respect the opponent, the rules, your colleagues, your superiors and subordinates. Be thoughtful and considerate.
9. Safety
Our environment is safe. That includes the office, our travels, the fields and our bodies. Safety is not only physical safety from harm, but safety from ridicule and attack. We are comforted and encouraged in the club. We portray self-control and kindness to our staff, colleagues and players.
10. Tenacity
To be successful, persevere.... persevere but do not be anxious. Fear no one. Be strong and courageous. Work when no one else is looking, even when the circumstances are not right and everyone else quits. Diligence never loses because it never quits. Out work your opponent, and most importantly, work smart. Don't wait for external inspiration. The people who go far do so because they motivate themselves and give their best, regardless of how they feel.
11. Unity
Together all things are possible. When your teammates are down, bear each other's burdens; conversely, celebrate your teammate's successes.