Here Are Some Player Guidelines
We believe in holding players accountable because we care about their growth. If your player is ready to buy in, embrace challenge, and lead with character — we’ll go further than talent alone ever could.
Our Program Will Be a Good Fit for Your Player If:
- Has a genuine passion for baseball and wants to compete at a high level
- Is coachable and open to feedback — even when it’s tough
- Is hard-working and understands that effort is non-negotiable
- Is willing to train at home to reinforce and build on team practice
- Believes that team always comes before self
- Is open to new methods and systems, even if they challenge what they’ve known
- Understands that this team is a top priority, even if not their only sport
Your Player Will Struggle with Our Program If:
- Struggle to accept failure as part of growth
- Insist their way is always right and resist coaching
- Lack humility in success
- Struggle to support teammates when they fail
- Avoid stepping up as a leader or role model
- Expect results without consistent work outside of practice
Things We Can Coach and Develop In a Player:
- Baseball skills
- Baseball IQ
- Physical development
- Game readiness and composure
- Focus and emotional challenges
- Confidence Issues
- Fear of failure
- Resistance to becoming a leader
Things We Can't (Or do not have the time to) Fix:
- Poor attitude
- Disrespect (to teammates, coaches, or the game)
- Laziness or a lack of effort
- Refusal to train independently
- Frequent temper issues
- Inability to follow a structured process
Here Are Some Parent/Guardian Guidelines
We value and appreciate parents who want to partner with us in building not just better athletes, but help our players develop into strong young adults. When we work together, we create an environment where your player can truly thrive.
Our Program Will Be a Good For You If:
- Are ready to fully support your player through both successes and struggles
- Trust and reinforce the coaches’ plans and philosophy at home
- Understand that failure is a necessary part of growth
- Believe in pushing your player’s limits in a healthy, productive way
- Want to see your player learn discipline, resilience, and life values through baseball
- Are willing to trust the process, even when it's not immediately easy
- Want to see your player learn life values through baseball
You Will Struggle With Our Program If:
- Coach from the stands or sidelines during games or practices
- Struggle to respect the decisions of coaches, umpires, or other parents
- Cannot be humble in your player's success and supportive in their setbacks
- Fail to consistently promote a positive and respectful environment for all players
- Undermine the team by questioning or challenging our process in front of your player
Things We Can Support Parents/Guardians With:
- Helping you understand our coaching plans and priorities
- Explaining the reasoning behind our discipline and development model
- Providing player performance reviews and developmental feedback
- Discussing playing time decisions (with the exception of game day)
- Assisting with designing at-home workout plans to reinforce training
Things We Do Not Allow Under Any Circumstance:
- Disrespect toward coaches, umpires, players, or other families
- Negative attitudes that disrupt team culture
- Intimidating, undermining, or divisive behavior of any kind
- Uncontrolled tempers or emotional outbursts during games or practices
- Refusal to support at-home development
- Resistance to our structured process or values system
- Gossip of any kind
