EBYA Tee Ball Coach Packet
EBYA Tee Ball Coach Packet
EBYA Pledge Letter from the Tee Ball Commissioner EBYA Baseball Board Tee Ball Rules Field Location Tee Ball Equipment Box Field Maintenance Rain Safety Paperwork Coach Training Equipment Bags Uniforms EBYA.org Website - Team Portal Opening Day Team Picture Day Positive Coaching Game Day Tips Field Position Rotation for 8, 9, or 10 players 8 Players 9 Players 10 Players Practice Tips Sample Practice Plans Other Coaching Resources Tee Ball Coach Contact List Team Practice Night Assignments Game Schedule
EBYA Pledge As a member of EBYA, I promise: To obey all of the rules in every sport I play, To take pride in myself, my team, my coaches, and my community, To respect myself, To respect the coaches, umpires, referees, and all other game officials, To be responsible for my actions both on and off the field, To be cooperative, courteous, and helpful, To try my best at all times, And to exhibit fair and humble sportsmanship whether I win or lose.
Letter from the Tee Ball Commissioner Hi Coaches, Thanks for offering up your time, talent and energy to make our Tee Ball program a great experience for the families in our community. We recognize and appreciate the sacrifices you have made for our program. Tee Ball is the first baseball experience for many children, if not their first organized team sport experience also. This is true for the families as well. Our goal is to provide a positive environment so that the kids become athletes for life, whether playing baseball or pursuing another athletic passion. And we want a welcome and open environment for their families so that they develop a healthy youth sports relationship and perspective. I assure you: If you are having fun, then you will achieve our goal! Thank you. Mike Mize [email protected] 484 883 3221
EBYA Baseball Board President
Rich Pancoast, [email protected]
Vice President
Scott Marcum, [email protected]
Secretary
Brandon Ellsworth, [email protected]
Majors Commissioner
Vic Ameye, [email protected]
Minors Commissioner
Marc Ernest, [email protected]
Rookie Commissioner
Dave Westwood, [email protected]
T-Ball Commissioner
Mike Mize, [email protected]
Travel Baseball Commissioner
Marc Ernest, [email protected]
Equipment
Scott Britt and Missy Barth - [email protected]
Manager/Sponsorships
and [email protected]
At-Large, Youth Umpire
Len Alansky, [email protected]
Coordinator At-Large
Ben Henicle, [email protected]
Tee Ball Rules Tee Ball division rules are maintained in the EBYA Baseball bylaws and reviewed by the baseball rules committee. Section 2 – T-ball Division Rules: The goal of T-Ball is to introduce youngsters to the game of baseball in a very positive way. T-Ball is 100% instructional and non-competitive, with emphasis on learning baseball fundamentals while having fun. Only positive comments are to be given by both coaches and parents during all practices and games. Fewer players on each team provide more opportunities for each player to participate in each play and keeps the game moving at a good pace. Safety is very important in T-Ball. Keep all players in a safe position at all times. Game Rules 1. A soft injury-reducing baseball will be used for all practices and games. 2. All players play the field every inning. 3. Games last 3 innings or one hour, whichever comes first. 4. Every player will bat every inning, regardless of how many outs there are. 5. Batters can hit from the tee or from a coach-pitched ball, depending on the skill level of the batter. Underhand or overhand pitching is allowed. To keep the game moving, batters must use the tee after 4 missed pitches. 6. Each player will play every position an equal amount of time. 7. Score is not kept. Emphasis is placed on good play, not competition.
Field Location Spatola Park Minor and Tee Ball Fields
Spatola field is mainly for T-Ball and Major 50/70 league. From Downingtown, take Rt 322W. Proceed through the light in Guthriesville at Hopewell Rd. Go one mile, then make a left onto Raleigh Drive, which is between Gloucester Rd and Springton Rd. Field is on the left. GPS Address: 17 Raleigh Dr Downingtown PA 19335
Spatola Park has a small parking lot and you may also park on the street. There is a port-a-potty in the parking lot. Encourage your families to make sure their child visits the potty before walking down for the practice/game. There is also an AED on the Spatola Shed, at the front of the parking lot. There are (3) fields - Spatola Major, Spatola Minor and Spatola Tee Ball. If you need extra space to practice, there is plenty of open space in the field between Spatola Major and Spatola Minor. Practicing just outside of the Spatola Major outfield fence has been successful in the past. Also, there are two batting cages along the first base side of Spatola Major.
Tee Ball Equipment Box There is an equipment box behind the backstop of the Spatola Minor field. The combo on the box is 2-0-0-2. The box contains enough equipment to run 2 simultaneous practices: ● (2) Tees ● (2) Sets of bases ● (1) Pitching catapult ● (1) Field drag - please drag the Spatola Minor field after every practice and game
Please place the Tees back into the box so that they are not crushed.
Field Maintenance You or a team parent should arrive about 20 minutes early for games and practices. Rake the field, particularly around the bases and home plate. Remove any weeds from the basepath. There are rakes behind the backstop, a drag in the equipment box, and many good field tools are also stored in the shed near the parking lot and the batting cages. On a wet day, you or a team parent may need to arrive 45min to 1hr before the game/practice to push any standing water off of the field and rake out the remaining wet spots. Ben Henicle is in charge of league field maintenance. If you have any questions about field maintenance during the season or if the field requires additional dirt or quick dry, please email Ben. [email protected]
Rain Coaches are responsible for canceling practices and games if field conditions are too poor to play. You may contact the Tee Ball commissioner if you want an additional perspective to decide. You may wish to arrive at the field one hour before practices or games if field conditions are in doubt. This will allow you to contact your team about an hour before the scheduled start. Families appreciate about an hour of notice so that they can adjust their family schedule if necessary. On practice nights, if rain is in the forecast - during the day, email your fellow coaches and any other coaches sharing the field that evening. Collectively, you can make a decision. If our area sustains significant rainfall, the league may send a league-wide email canceling all practices or games. Absent this notification, it is the coach’s discretion. A great way to be aware of the weather is to use the IFTTT app.https://ifttt.com/ It has a recipe that will text you if rain is forecast the following day: https://ifttt.com/recipes/168-will-it-rain-tomorrow
Safety Paperwork The EBYA.org website Safety Info page details the safety paperwork requirements for all coaches: http://www.ebya.org/Default.aspx?tabid=844801 1. All coaches must pass a background check in compliance with PA ACT 153 a. PA State Police b. PA Child Abuse Clearance c. FBI Background Check, or Volunteer Affidavit if a resident of PA for the past 10 consecutive years d. Background checks are good for 3 years 2. Concussion Training a. Send certificate of completion to division commissioner 3. AED/CPR Training a. Plan to attend a free training session hosted by EBYA each season b. If you are unable to attend a training session, view the AED video
Coach Training All coaches must take the Cal Ripken coach training course and send the certification of completion to the division commissioner.
https://www.baberuthcoaching.org First, create an account. On the main page, click Coaches. Purchase the course - Coaching Youth Baseball: The Ripken Way for Babe Ruth Baseball Coaches It is $19.95.
Equipment Bags All teams will receive an equipment bag consisting of helmets and bats. Coaches also receive a bucket containing practice and game balls. Please make sure that all items in your equipment bag are labeled “EBYA.” Encourage your players to label their own equipment and items such as jackets so that lost items find their way back to their owner. Coaches pick up their equipment bags when the division commissioner announces that they are ready. Coaches return their equipment bags at the season’s end.
Uniforms All players receive a shirt, hat, and socks. Players must supply their own pants. We recommend baseball pants but anything the player is comfortable with will do. It is a good idea to remind players that when they are in uniform, they represent our league. So they should behave properly both on and off of the ball field when in uniform.
EBYA.org Website - Team Portal All volunteer coaches receive access to manage their team’s portal on www.ebya.org Logon to ebya.org with the account used to register your child. Within the team portal, you can: ● View, export, and print your team roster. ● Send a message to your team ● Create tasks for needs such as post-game snacks ● Upload your photo and edit your coach profile ● Add news briefs
Opening Day Opening Day is a fun day and a great way to kick off our baseball season. It is part of every baseball league’s history and traditions. We normally have an honorary first pitch, a local singer perform the national anthem, and a famous community member deliver a speech. Kids get hot dogs, we thank everyone for helping our league, and then most divisions will disperse to play ball. Opening Day is held at East Brandywine Community Park. GPS Address: 466 Dilworth Rd, Downingtown Pa. 19335 Teams are introduced on Field A, the big baseball field at the park entrance opposite Brandywine Wallace. Here is a sample itinerary.
Team Picture Day Team Picture Day is a very busy day. Pictures are taken at East Brandywine Community Park. Tee Ball teams are usually scheduled in the afternoon which is great - better to have a warm picture day for the young kids. Please share your team's Picture Day schedule with your team - encourage parents/players to arrive 10 minutes early so you are ready to go. Also encourage players to attend Picture Day even if they do not order anything - it is good for the Team Photo. Here is a map of the photo day area at East Brandywine Community Park:
Positive Coaching The following document gives a very nice checklist and then some more comments on how to maintain a positive coaching style: http://assets.ngin.com/attachments/document/0020/0869/Positive_Coaching.pdf For youth sports, this has a huge impact on your players' day-to-day enjoyment of the sport and long term participation. Here is the checklist contained within the Positive Coaching document. The document itself goes into greater detail.
Game Day Tips 1. Your games are scheduled for 1 hour in length, with 30 minutes between the games - you have a
little flexibility if your game might run over 1 hour. Encourage your players/parents to arrive 20 minutes before the game, to provide time for warmups and to avoid delaying the start. Do not be surprised if more than half of your team shows up at the exact time the game should start. Just get your team situated and start the game. Please walk the field before your game and clear it of any hazards. Last game of the day (the 1:30PM game) put away the bases and close & lock the lid to the equipment box. Be careful putting away the tees, ensure they are not crushed. 2. Review the Tee Ball rules in the bylaws, found in this packet. 3. Kids should be hitting off of the Tee for the first few games. This gives you time to help your players develop a good, level swing. Then you coach pitch the remaining games for players that are ready. We want to implement a pitching catapult in Tee Ball this season to help the kids see good pitches. http://www.amazon.com/Louisville-Slugger-Flame-Pitching-Machine/dp/B000VZ2Q5G 4. No on-deck. Kids should only be holding a bat if they are the batter. There is no need for warmup swings. You should have a parent volunteer "manage the bench" to keep players seated and under control. 5. Last Batter - announce your team's final batter. Traditionally that last batter hits a home run. A very fun moment.
To make that opportunity fair - setup a batting order for the season and bump the kids back one position in the batting order each game. If a kid bats 1st in the first game - he bats 2nd in the second game.
If a kid bats 2nd in the first game - he bats 3rd in the second game. If a kids bats last in the first game - he bats 1st in the second game. And so on. 6. Extra shirts, hats, socks. If you have any extra uniform items - please put them in a grocery bag, tie it closed and leave it in the equipment box (and close the lid). Notify the division commissioner and he/she will stop by and pick up the items, returning them to the league's inventory for future seasons. 7. Leave the field cleaner than you found it. Bring a grocery bag to collect any trash your team would otherwise leave behind. 8. Finally, I also wanted to include a note on how to manage player rotations to keep playing time fair & keep the kids interested. I recommend having the kids play 1 position per inning and then rotate. See the next section of this packet for example fielding lineups that describe the order that they rotate through the positions. For a team with 8 players at the game, fielders play one position per inning and then rotate the
next inning in this order: 1B -> SS -> RF -> 3B -> P -> CF -> 2B -> LF -> 1B Setting up the lineup before your game is probably 30 seconds of effort but the result is that kids
are not trapped in the super boring outfield all game. They play outfield, then infield and where possible switch sides of the field for a different look. If you have a kid scheduled to play a fun position like 1st base - but he isn't at the game - bump a kid up from a boring position (aka outfield) without altering the overall rotation for the following innings/games.
Field Position Rotation for 8, 9, or 10 players You can customize these rotations for any number of players.
8 Players Gam e 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
Innin g 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
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SS Kevin Andrew Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Eli Bob Kevin
RF Bob Kevin Andrew Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Bob
3B Eli Bob Kevin Andrew Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Eli Start 1B SS RF 3B P CF 2B LF
P Hank Eli Bob Kevin Andrew Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Next SS RF 3B P CF 2B LF 1B
CF Curtis Hank Eli Bob Kevin Andrew Joey Curtis
2B Joey Curtis Hank Eli Bob Kevin Andrew Eli Joey
LF Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Eli Bob Kevin Andrew
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Joey Curtis Next SS RCF 3B RF P LCF 2B LF 1B
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LF Steve Ryan Joey Curtis Hank Eli
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Practice Tips Tee Ball practices succeed when they are planned. This packet includes sample practice plans or you are welcome to create your own. The Cal Ripken training course helps you identify drills and develop practice plans. Here are tips for a successful practice. 1. Arrive with a plan a. Keep the plan in your pocket so that you don’t have to memorize it 2. Have a backup plan! Some days the kids will just be too rambunctious. Always bring a Wiffle Bat and Ball AND a kick ball.If practice isn’t going well, let the kids play a fun alternative. Both Wiffle Ball and kick ball demonstrate useful baseball skills, too. 3. If a player struggles to catch the ball. Take off his/her glove and catch with bare hands. You may wish to use a tennis ball. 4. Walk the field before you begin practice to make sure there are no hazards. Notify me of
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any safety issues. If a safety hazard like a stray dog, cat, etc. appears during your practice, move to another field or go home. a. As practice ends, do not let the team leave if you will be alone with a player (except your child). Require another parent or adult to stay with you until the player is picked up. b. Parents of Tee Ballers should not drop off their kids and leave for the duration of practice, but their situation may require them to do so. c. Do not be the only adult left at the field with a player. Bring extra water bottles to practice especially on warm days until parents get into the routine of bringing enough water for their player. Follow the 3 L's - No lines, no laps, no lectures. a. No Lines - Split up practice into stations, or split players in half and have them do the same drill to avoid lines. b. No Laps - If you are going to have the players run around to warm up, have them toss and catch a baseball while they're doing it. c. No Lectures - You are dealing with short attention spans. You might have one minute to get your message across and then get the players moving. Water breaks are a great transition between drills/games. You need them and the kids need them. Ask all of the parents if they would like to help during practice. Keep an eye out for parents who bring a baseball glove Arrive 15 minutes early. Set up your first two drills/games ahead of time.
Sample Practice Plans Practice #1 Run bases in proper direction Stretch Get gloves and gather in circle around Pitcher's Mound Talk about baseball safety Toss baseball (or something softer like beanbags) to each player and back to coach on Pitcher's Mound Break out into groups with coaches Say player's name, throw to player, player steps/throws overhand back to coach Use beanbags if players are not ready to catch real ball yet Mark positions with cones Describe field layout, bases, positions Drill - Run to the position the coach says Split up players on field like a pizza Show kids naturally bent down position, no hands on knees, glove/throwing hand ready Hit/roll ball to each player, throw back to coach at Pitcher's Mound Discuss hitting safety, handling a bat = wear a helmet Show where to stand in box at the plate, lefty vs. righty Different parts of bat - knob, handle, barrel (sweet spot), tip Ask kids what would happen when hitting with each part of bat, demonstrate with Tee Break down into small groups 1 batter, other kids in field - mark fielder locations with cone Only lightly correcting batting stance this first practice Each player gets several hits, rotate
1. Warmup 2. Throw/Catch 3. Fielding 4. Hitting 5. Game Simulation 6. Parent Chat
Demonstrate hit, drop bat, run to 1st 3 or 4 players at bat, remainder in field Safety, fun, baseball skills Team parent volunteer
Practice #2 Hand out baseballs, spread out, have kids toss them into air and catch solo Run bases in proper direction Get gloves and gather in circle around Pitcher's Mound Talk about baseball safety - always say teammate's name and make sure he/she is looking and ready before throwing Toss baseball to each player and back to coach - Emphasize throwing overhand Break out into groups with coaches Say player's name, throw to player, player steps/throws overhand back to coach Mark positions with cones Drill - Run to the position the coach says - see if we remember a few positions Assign players to a position, make one player the batter Kickball - 1 kick per player - batter runs to first, goal of fielders is to throw to 1st - rotate positions after kick It's also OK if they want to chase the runner and hit him/her with the ball Discuss hitting safety, handling a bat = wear a helmet Show where to stand in box at the plate, lefty vs. righty - have 2 players demonstrate Break down into small groups 1 batter, other kids in field - mark fielder locations with cone Each player gets 4 hits, rotate Run bases
0. Pre-warmup 1. Warmup 2. Throw/Catch 3. Fielding 4. Hitting 5. Wrap up
Practice #3 Hand out baseballs, spread out, have kids toss them into air and catch solo, 0. Pre-warmup challenge them to catch 5 balls without dropping, etc Run with kids around the bases, show them how to step on inside corner of bag - it doesn't matter which foot hits it Run bases in proper direction twice - kids should be able to do this without instruction now Talk to parents - demonstrate throwing mechanics to practice with kids at home 1. Warmup Get gloves and gather in circle around Pitcher's Mound Talk about baseball safety - always say teammate's name and make sure he/she is looking and ready before throwing Toss baseball to each player and back to coach - Demonstrate and emphasize throwing mechanics 2. Throwing Break out into groups with coaches, rotate groups when bucket drill is complete 2a. Whiffle golf ball toss Players pair up, no gloves, and throw golf ball with proper form Encourage teammate to catch ball with both hands Put on gloves and try to catch with "fingers up" in glove, unless ball is thrown below belly button Put away golf balls and use baseballs 2b. Throw into bucket 1 player will be throwing the ball. Set up a cone for him/her Set up bucket 20-30 ft. from cone Each player gets 10 throws, using proper mechanics 2 points for ball in bucket, 1 point for ball hitting bucket 1 player stands near bucket to retrieve balls and throw back to coach 2 or more players stand beyond bucket to retrieve overthrows and throw to cut-off near bucket Rotate through players, add up points and declare a winner Winner from each group gets to line up first to run the bases at the end 3. Fielding Mark positions with cones Call out a position and have kids run there Call out 2nd baseman position last, whoever finds it first is the Winner and gets to run the bases first 4. Wrap up Run bases
Practice #4 Pair up and have a catch Run bases in proper direction twice Split up into two small groups, one in left field, one in right field Have kids line up and spread out, use cones to define their "zone" Coach hits ground balls, line drives, pop ups to kids Emphasize fingers down, glove on ground for ground balls Throwing hand should also be waiting to cover ground balls, say it is like an alligator Player throws ball back to coach or helper One batter Use cones to mark infield positions, including pitcher Batter hits, drops bat and runs to first Fielders try to make the play at first Rotate after 5 or 6 hits Run bases
1. Warmup 2. Fielding 3. Hitting 4. Wrap up
1. Warmup 2. Fielding 3. Hitting 4. Wrap up
Practice #5 Pair up and have a catch Run bases in proper direction twice Split up into groups 2a. Line up kids in right field and have them spread out Use a cone to define each player's zone Coach hits ground balls, line drives, pop ups to kids Emphasize fingers down, glove on ground for ground balls Throwing hand should also be waiting to cover ground balls, say it is like an alligator Player throws ball back to coach or helper 2b. Set up players at infield posiitions Hit tennis ball and have players throw to base Appropriate player covers base Emphasize paying attention to ball and which base it will be thrown to Play kickball Batters should run in proper direction around bases Fielders should attempt to make throw to proper base Run bases
Practice #6 Pair up and have a catch Run bases in proper direction twice - Have player pretend to swing bat before running 2. Hitting Split up players into small groups One batter, remaining players are fielders Batter hits off tee - emphasize watching the ball through the swing and weight transfer from back to front After each hit, have player lay bat on ground - emphasize Not throwing bat Remaining players field ball and throw it to bucket - emphasize "be ready" for ball, glove on ground for ground balls, and good form when throwing Give players 1 point for hitting bucket, 2 points for getting it in Each player gets 10 hits 3. Run downs Split up players into small groups between 1st/2nd and 3rd/Home One player is baserunner wearing helmet, starting between bases 2 players at a time are fielders starting at opposing base Describe rundown 1 fielder starts with ball Fielders try to tag runner or throw ball to teammate Runner tries to avoid tag, emphasize concept of base path 4. Game Simulation One batter, remainder in field, mark positions with cones Each player gets 1 hit for a homerun Fielders try to make the play at first or tag player out 4. Wrap up Run bases - pretend to swing bat before running 1. Warmup
Practice #7 Pair up and have a catch with Easter eggs (tape them closed) Run bases in proper direction twice Split up into two small groups, one in left field, one in right field Have kids line up and spread out, use cones to define their "zone" Coach hits ground balls, line drives, pop ups to kids Emphasize fingers down, glove on ground for ground balls Throwing hand should also be waiting to cover ground balls, say it is like an alligator Player throws ball back to coach or helper for half of the drill Other half of drill, player tries to throw ball into bucket - 1 point for hitting bucket, 2 points for ball in bucket Game simulation One batter Use cones to mark infield positions, including pitcher Batter hits, drops bat and runs to first Fielders try to make the play at first Rotate after 5 or 6 hits Run bases Quick egg hunt
1. Warmup 2. Fielding 3. Hitting 4. Wrap up
Practice #8 Pair up and have a catch Run bases in proper direction twice - Have player pretend to swing bat before running 2. Hitting Demonstrate rear leg weight transfer (versus twisting upper body) to team 2a. 5 Hits off tee Split up players into small groups One batter, remaining players are fielders Batter hits off tee - emphasize watching the ball through the swing and weight transfer from back to front After each hit, have player lay bat on ground - emphasize Not throwing bat Remaining players field ball and throw it to bucket - emphasize "be ready" for ball, glove on ground for ground balls, and good form when throwing Give players 1 point for hitting bucket, 2 points for getting it in 2b. 5 pitched balls Fielders throw ball to coach, no bucket 3. Fielding Pair up players at each infield position, including pitcher Mark positions with cone Coach indicates where to throw ball Coach hits ground balls and players throw to first, second, or third After fielding a ball, other player moves up 4. Game Simulation Time permitting One batter, remainder in field, mark positions with cones Each player gets 1 hit for a homerun Fielders try to make the play at first or tag player out 4. Wrap up Run bases - pretend to swing bat before running 1. Warmup
Other Coaching Resources 1. 2. 3. 4.
Email your fellow Tee Ball coaches. They might have great ideas for practices. Free online coach course - http://www.usabaseball.education/store/details/3 Chester County Library - The library system has a ton of baseball books The Cal Ripken Baseball website - Free video instruction in the Virtual Academy a. https://www.ripkenbaseball.com/virtual_academy 5. National Alliance for Youth Sports - Good youth sports perspective and info a. https://www.nays.org/
Tee Ball Coach Contact List Team Brewer s Brewer s Cardina ls Cardina ls
Cardina ls
Giants
Giants
Giants
Marlins
Marlins
Nationa ls
Weeknight Role Practice Team Thursday Mana ger Assist ant Thursday Coac h Team Wednesday Mana ger Assist ant Wednesday Coac h Assist ant Wednesday Coac h Team Thursday Mana ger Assist ant Thursday Coac h Assist ant Thursday Coac h Team Wednesday Mana ger Assist ant Wednesday Coac h Team Monday Mana ger
First
Last
Email1
Cell
Patrick
Schappell
patrick.schappell@walgreens 484-467.com 7295
Mike
Melesky
[email protected]
610-6622888
Christoph Martin er
[email protected]
(484)8889771
Sandy
Martin
[email protected]
(484)8889771
John
Linsley
[email protected]
61038912 83
Brian
Lindros
[email protected]
484-3542221
Jaime
Denneny [email protected]
26725326 58
John
Shackelfo [email protected] rd
484-6785203
Brett
Landrum [email protected]
610-3061250
William
Bonnell
570-9165515
Mark
McLaughli [email protected] n
[email protected]
610-4766103
Nationa Monday ls
Nationa Monday ls
Padres Tuesday
Padres Tuesday
Padres Tuesday
Rays
Tuesday
Rays
Tuesday
Rays
Tuesday
Rockies Monday
Rockies Monday
Assist ant Coac h Assist ant Coac h Team Mana ger Assist ant Coac h Assist ant Coac h Team Mana ger Assist ant Coac h Assist ant Coac h Team Mana ger Assist ant Coac h
Scott
Stutzman [email protected]
Chris
Kenzik
[email protected]
Andrew
Eshleman [email protected]
717-3714799
Zach
Compton [email protected]
610-8362287
David
Whelihan [email protected]
215-2851860
Lisa
Schnering [email protected]
610-5292061
Jennifer
Fischer
[email protected]
484-4672435
Dan
Ruba
[email protected]
21547528 35
David
Graziano [email protected]
Nathanae Manthey l
[email protected]
678-9386288 484-9479161
Team Practice Night Assignments Weeknight Practice
National s Rockies Padres Rays Cardinal s Marlins Brewers Giants
Monday Monday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Thursday
Team
Game Schedule We ek
MatchDate Start Time
1
04/16/201 6
1
Field
HomeTeam
AwayTeam
12:00 Spatola Minor
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
04/16/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
1
04/16/201 6
15:00 Spatola Minor
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
1
04/16/201 6
16:30 Spatola Minor
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
2
04/23/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
2
04/23/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
2
04/23/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
2
04/23/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
3
04/30/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
3
04/30/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
3
04/30/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
3
04/30/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
4
05/07/201
09:00 Spatola
Marlins - Landrum -
Giants - Lindros - Thursday
6
Minor
Wednesday
Practice
4
05/07/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
4
05/07/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
4
05/07/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
5
05/14/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
5
05/14/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
5
05/14/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
5
05/14/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
6
05/28/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
6
05/28/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
6
05/28/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
6
05/28/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
7
06/04/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
7
06/04/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
7
06/04/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
7
06/04/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
8
06/11/201 6
09:00 Spatola Minor
Rays - Schnering - Tuesday Practice
Marlins - Landrum - Wednesday
8
06/11/201 6
10:30 Spatola Minor
Cardinals - Martin - Wednesday Practice
Padres - Eshleman - Tuesday Practice
8
06/11/201 6
12:00 Spatola Minor
Rockies - Graziano - Monday Practice
Nationals - McLaughlin - Monday Practice
8
06/11/201 6
13:30 Spatola Minor
Brewers - Schappell - Thursday Practice
Giants - Lindros - Thursday Practice
