We play Tuesdays and Thursdays -- all games at 5:30 p.m. We have three games at home (Snowden Field), two games at First Evangelical, two games at Holy Communion and one game at Independent Presbyterian.
1) 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 5 -- @ First Evangelical -- PPD
2) 5:30 p.m., Thursday, May 7 -- @ Independent Presbyterian W (16-2)
3) 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 12 -- vs. Holy Communion (@ Snowden Field) W (8-0)
4) 5:30 p.m., Thursday, May 14 -- vs. Holy Communion (@ Snowden Field) L (10-11)
5) 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 19 -- @ Lindenwood (@ Holy Communion) W (16-0)
Thursday, May 21 BYE
6) 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 26 -- vs. GSL (@ Snowden Field) W (6-4)
7) 5:30 p.m., Thursday, May 28 -- @ First Evangelical W (16-10)
8) 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 2 -- @ Holy Communion W (18-12)
Saturday, June 6 -- Jamboree
12 p.m. vs. Grace Evangelical
2 p.m. vs. Holy Communion/Cox
Snack Schedule
Tuesday, May 5 - (Will be rescheduled) - Williams'
Thursday, May 7 - Overstreets
Tuesday, May 12 - Morads
Thursday, May 14 - Charbonnets
Tuesday, May 19 - Eubanks
Thursday, May 21 - BYE
Tuesday, May 26 - Balinks
Thursday, May 28 - Howells
Tuesday, June 2 - Walks
Saturday, June 6 - Ericksons/Overstreets/Etc.
Words of Wisdom
Persistence is more important than talent.
Respect the game as much as you want to be respected.
Tuck in your shirt.
Don't wear your hat backwards.
Practice hard because you play the way you practice.
It doesn't take any talent to hustle.
Help your team win whether you play or not.
Never argue with an umpire.
Agree to let your coaches train you.
Don't tell people what you are worth, prove it to them.
Don't let anyone make an excuse for you.
Maintain eye contact with all adults when they talk to you. Practice on your friends.
It is your coach's opinion of you that counts. He makes out the lineup. Fail to understand this point and you will be out of the game.
Life is not fair, regardless of what some people want you to think.
Be passionate about your teammates.
Love the game.
The only thing that coaches owe you is HONESTY.
Body language screams. It never whispers.
Balance makes champions. If you focus on hitting and ignore the defensive part of your game, you will never be a complete player.
Be as diligent on defense as you are on offense.
Defense wins more games than offense.
Games are lost, not won. Mistakes lead to losses.
Work on your game every day of the year. The guy who beat you out for the starting job did, as did the team that always beats you.
Who you are today is a result of who you were in the past. Fill your past with smart work and good deeds and you will maximize your potential.
You don't have to be a great athlete to be a good baseball player.
Show off your talent to your current coach and your future coach by doing the following (ALL THE TIME):
When you jog to warm up, finish first.
When you stretch, do it best.
When you play catch, throw to a target and hit it every time.
When you play catch, catch the ball or block the bad throw, keep it in front of you every time.
When you are doing a drill, do it perfect every time.
Go Hard all the time. NEVER walk on a baseball field.
As a batter/runner, run to first as though it matters that you are safe.
Know the situation on defense and do the right thing.
BASEBALL REVEALS CHARACTER, IT DOESN'T BUILD IT. (Character means doing the right thing even when nobody's watching)
Dugout etiquette is improving by the game! (courtesy Jennifer Balink)
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