Anyone involved with youth baseball?
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 4:46 pm
Anyone invovled with youth baseball?
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Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:52 pm
I play youth baseball. Babe Ruth league to be exact.
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:00 am
I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 6:15 pm
[quote="elliott70"]I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.[/quote]
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 8:54 am
Yes, I did.matthebat wrote:Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?elliott70 wrote:I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 2000 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 8:57 am
Anyone looking for games at the 10, 11 or 12 year-old level?
Bemidji is hosting an 11 year-old and 10 year-old tournament on June 20 & 21.
Also, a 12 year-old tourney on July 11 & 12.
The 10's & 11's willbe 8 teams tourney - guarnatee 4 games.
The 12's will be 16 teams and guarantee 5 games.
Contact me at elliottm@paulbunyan.net
Bemidji is hosting an 11 year-old and 10 year-old tournament on June 20 & 21.
Also, a 12 year-old tourney on July 11 & 12.
The 10's & 11's willbe 8 teams tourney - guarnatee 4 games.
The 12's will be 16 teams and guarantee 5 games.
Contact me at elliottm@paulbunyan.net
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 5:40 pm
You're showing your age again Elliottelliott70 wrote:Yes, I did.matthebat wrote:Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?elliott70 wrote:I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).
Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 9:08 pm
[quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"]I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.[/quote]
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.
Posted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:46 am
I have coached youth baseball the last 5 years, it has been a lot of fun. The 10-12 year olds are by far the most fun ages to coach.
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 11:26 am
Like the odometer on the car, it resets to zero when you reach a certain point.sinbin006 wrote:You're showing your age again Elliottelliott70 wrote:Yes, I did.matthebat wrote: Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).
Although it really wasn't 200 the fact that I would type that really shows my age.
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 11:32 am
Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.matthebat wrote:That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.elliott70 wrote:Yes, I did.matthebat wrote: Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:42 pm
[quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"]I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.[/quote]
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.[/quote]
Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.[/quote]
You guys had a guy who could throw faster than Ryan Hirt, that is almost hard to beleive. I think he struck out more than 90% of our team.
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.[/quote]
Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.[/quote]
You guys had a guy who could throw faster than Ryan Hirt, that is almost hard to beleive. I think he struck out more than 90% of our team.
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:33 am
Ryan is a very good ball player. If he continues to work hard and avoids a serious injury, he could play college ball. His sister has committed to U of M in basketball as a sophomore.matthebat wrote:You guys had a guy who could throw faster than Ryan Hirt, that is almost hard to beleive. I think he struck out more than 90% of our team.elliott70 wrote:Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.matthebat wrote: That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 8:35 pm
[quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"][quote="matthebat"][quote="elliott70"]I coach Cal Ripken Major 60 for 12 year-olds.[/quote]
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.[/quote]
Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.[/quote]
You guys had a guy who could throw faster than Ryan Hirt, that is almost hard to beleive. I think he struck out more than 90% of our team.[/quote]
Ryan is a very good ball player. If he continues to work hard and avoids a serious injury, he could play college ball. His sister has committed to U of M in basketball as a sophomore.[/quote]
We just played them today. We ended up splitting with them ryan only pitched 2 innings in the game we won though. But yes i agree he definatly has the potential to go to a good college.
Did you coach the team that made it to Nationals?[/quote]
Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).[/quote]
That pitcher that you guys had was amazing for a 12 year old.[/quote]
Ryan Hirt, very gifted and strong athlete, and throws left-handed.
2006 Tyler Tatro, strongest 12 year old arm I have ever seen and best hitter.
2000, Ross Olson, skiny little left hander that could put the ball where he wanted with a variety of speed. Sam Anderson, similar to Hirt, but righthanded.[/quote]
You guys had a guy who could throw faster than Ryan Hirt, that is almost hard to beleive. I think he struck out more than 90% of our team.[/quote]
Ryan is a very good ball player. If he continues to work hard and avoids a serious injury, he could play college ball. His sister has committed to U of M in basketball as a sophomore.[/quote]
We just played them today. We ended up splitting with them ryan only pitched 2 innings in the game we won though. But yes i agree he definatly has the potential to go to a good college.
Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 6:05 am
that's just Sinny's creative editing messing with you.elliott70 wrote:Like the odometer on the car, it resets to zero when you reach a certain point.sinbin006 wrote:You're showing your age again Elliottelliott70 wrote: Yes, I did.
And in 2006, we were one out from going to Nationals.
In 200 we were in the region final game with Iowa, but were outclassed that year (but on a positive side 4 of the 12 kids are playing college baseball).
Although it really wasn't 200 the fact that I would type that really shows my age.
Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 3:13 pm
I just trust everyone (once).DMom wrote:that's just Sinny's creative editing messing with you.elliott70 wrote:Like the odometer on the car, it resets to zero when you reach a certain point.sinbin006 wrote: You're showing your age again Elliott
Although it really wasn't 200 the fact that I would type that really shows my age.