IMPORTANT LINKS FOR COACHES...

Team/Field Sponsorship Form

Local rules

Manager Responsibilities

Developmental Goals by Age

Developmental Drills to help with Goals

Coaches Clinic Flyer

Manager/Coach Application


How to be a good coach....
Here are some suggestions. Some are common sense but others require a little work.

  • Be firm but fair when it comes to discipline. 
  • Demand promptness in yourself and your players. 
  • Be positive when giving instruction or offering constructive advice. 
  • Do NOT be overly concerned with your Win-Loss record. The success of your players' development is not dependent on your wins and losses.
  • Make the evaluation and opinion of your players yours, not a combination of other coaches, parents and outsiders. You have the first-hand knowledge of them so don't let popular opinion sway your thinking. 
  • Learn to delegate responsibility to your assistants. 
  • Communicate with your assistants. 
  • Demand that your players hustle at all times. 
  • Do not allow profanity. 
  • Do not allow the throwing of equipment. 
  • All coaches going to the coaching boxes should run, not walk. Set a good example. 
  • All coaches should be in the game on every pitch. Be alert for all mistakes made on defense; i.e. positioning and mental errors. When a coach comes to realize that baseball is played one pitch at a time, an entire new world opens up for him and he becomes much more effective. 
  • Use your voice during games. It is an asset and your players are used to hearing it. Don't become mute when the game begins. 
  • Teach. 

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