Lincroft Little League: News
2012 Summer Camps
It's time to get ready for summer camps! For our 10th year, we will be conducting outdoor summer camps at the Lincroft Little League Complex.
Basic Information is below:
Junior Camp June 25-29th boys and girls going into 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade
Baseball Camp July 9th-13th boys going into 5th thru 9th grade
Field Hockey July 23-28th girls going into 5th thru 9th grade
Click Here for complete camp information and Click Here for printable registration form at the link below:
If you have questions, please email us at battersboxsports@gmail.com or call 732-671-0014. You can also call Eric directly at 646-456-3908.
Do Damage Baseball Camp at Middletown High School South
Camp Director Ryan Spillane- Middle High School South Head Baseball Coach
Dates: June 25th - 28th
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Click Here to Download the Flyer
Wednesday, March 21
Support "Home Run for Haiti"
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Lincroft Little League Day @ A Lakewood Blue Claws Game:
First Energy Park
Wednesday August 8, 2012
Parade: 6:00 PM
Game Time: 7:00 PM
Tickets: $10 Each
Click Here for more details.
Friday, February 10
Lakewood Blue Claws August 8th
Sunday, January 15
2012 Volunteer Information
Please open the attached Handout for more information about the Volunteer Bond.
Handout: 2012 Volunteer Bond
Wednesday, February 22
Get Weather Related Text Alerts on Your Cell Phone
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No more wondering if the game is on or off. Now receive alerts directly on your cellphone. We will do our best to relay this information as quickly as possible, however please don’t delay your arrival if you haven’t heard from us.
CLICK HERE to Sign UP
Monday, May 3
Rainout Information Hotline -- 732-530-8828
In the case of inclement weather, please call 732-530-8828 for the latest information on game cancellations. Updates are usually posted by 4 PM for weekday games, and at least 1 hour before weekend games.
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Mom & Dad, are you listening to me?- THE KIDS SPEAK
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Jim Sundberg, a former major league player, and his wife, Janet, a psychologist, wrote a book called "Sports Parenting" in which they included the following survey of what boys and girls like MOST and LEAST about playing sports. Here goes:
BOYS
MOST LEAST
1.Relationships 1.Losing
2.Having fun 2.Parental pressure
3.Competition 3.Degrading comments
4.Developing character about performance
GIRLS
MOST LEAST
1.Relationships 1.Losing
2.Developing character 2.Time Commitment
3.Competition 3.Parental pressure
4.Having fun
Enough said?
Too Much Baseball is Not a Good Thing
Click here for some words of wisdom offered in a column by Little League International President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen D. Keener, reprinted from the 2005 Little League Baseball World Series Program.
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At a time when youth sports has become "big business", and the general anxiety level regarding kids' athletic development and performance rises seemingly day by day, we are disturbed to note the paradox of parents leaving it to the "experts" when the stark reality is that serious issues of their own children's physical and emotional well being are at stake.
The truth is that ultimate responsibility for a child's welfare lies with the parents and that only through involvement and education can parents protect their children from becoming "casualties" of organized sports.
Resources are available. The web site listed above is a terrific source of information on a wide range of youth sports issues. Just click on it for instant access.
Click on the "Parent's Page" at left as well for a list of resources available to those people who believe their children deserve the best that youth sports has to offer.
Remember, -No involvement, No change.
