Spring Area Youth Softball: SAYS News
Friday, May 24
New Board members for the 2013-2014 season:
Chris Burks
Alexa Carrasco
John Cervantes
Sherry Doolittle
Brian Dowling
Eric Hagebusch
Alex Morris
Mike Nollkamper
Deanna Orsak
Lisa Orso
Diana Ortega
Todd Spurlock
Darla Temple
Crystal Wardell
Mark Williams
Sunday, April 28
ALL STARS
ALL STARS 8-U
Jeralsica Albiter, Ashtyn Alexander, Jessica Battiste, Arwin Callaway, Crystal
Capetillo, Gracie Comeaux, Isabella De Los Santos, Allie Hagebusch, Kyliee
Lanclos, Jasmine Martinez, Rachel Ross, Delana Temple, Emma Vincent.
Mixed Division:
Makayla Sanchez, Nadiya Taylor, Aziah James, Brelyn Senegal, Kayla Prusmack, Kiera Prusmack, Gabby Vasquez, Mariah Jarmolaski, Kimberlee Kunschick, Danielle Ferreira, Evie Garcia, Kalista Murillo, Brittany Vazquez
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Tuesday, April 23
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S.A.Y.S. Teams in Metro Rec.
6u Bearkats 2nd Place
8u Aggies 3rd Place
12u Longhorns 2nd Place
12u Aggies 3rd Place
MIX Owls 3rd Place
Mix Aggies 4th Place
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Thursday, September 27
Here is the link to the announcement on TV about Avery Dowling making the finals of the Pitch,Hit,Run
http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/kids/mlb_pitch_hit_run.jsp This is the National finals that she worked her way into starting at our park this past Spring. Avery place 3rd at the Nationals, we are all very proud of her accomplishments, and the dedication of her parents.
Monday, January 4
SAYS is Now On Facebook...
Join the Spring Area Youth Softball organization on Facebook.
Click here:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/SAYS-Spring-Area-Youth-Softball/182032033550
Tuesday, October 11
Rainout line
League Weather Line 713-931-7297
Wednesday, September 19
Candrea on Coaching
To view Candrea on Coaching as a web page, click here »
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On behalf of the Amateur Softball Association, welcome to the September issue of the ACE Coach monthly email from ASA Director of Coaching Education and two-time Olympic Coach Mike Candrea: Candrea on Coaching. As a youth sports coach, you naturally want to prepare your team to win as many games as possible, and as a Responsible Coach, you want to prepare your players to win off the field, too. The Liberty Mutual Insurance Responsible Sports program is proud to bring you this series in which Coach Candrea will provide you with coaching tips and resources that you can use for the betterment of your youth softball team.
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September 18, 2012
Volume II, Issue 32
Searching for Role Models
As we look around the world today, it is common to become disappointed, hurt, or confused when someone you have admired as a role model or leader fails to live up to your expectations. A constant concern we hear in the athletic arena is the lack of leadership or the absence of great role models. Has it become a question of being cautious to be a role model in case we fail ourselves? Is it too much to ask of someone to make good choices all the time? To a point where peer pressure will discourage our potential leaders and they will choose to run away from the challenge of leading and becoming a positive role model. It becomes very hard to lead when people do not want to be led!
We are living in a society that lacks trust in others. From the constant violence we see around the world and at home to the constant disappointment felt by our leaders in sport and society. It has become much easier for most to turn their back and not stand up for what is right. Role models and leaders are essential in building success. Whether it is in the athletic arena or at home, people must be willing to set the right example 24/7 each and every day by making good choices and living their lives by principles built around trust, honesty, hard work, caring for others, and having a positive effect on people. These are the characteristics of role models and leaders that lead to not only success but happiness in life.
As coaches, parents, and teammates, we must be willing to be that role model and leader. It comes down to making the right choices and encouraging others that the right way is the only way to have a positive effect on people. Who knows- maybe 1 by 1, we can develop leaders and role models both on and off the field.
In simplest terms, we are talking about great people that have great character. I know they are out there!
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Role Models
Building Success
Positive Effect
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In this episode » , Jim talks with former U.S. National Team softball pitcher and two time gold medal Olympian Michele Smith. Michele shares how she stayed positive and in control through tough moments in competition. Taught to her by her father, "control the controllables" is a mantra that has helped Michele excel in difficult times throughout her career.
Coach Candrea answers your questions »
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