2009 Managers/Coaches First Aid & CPR Training:
Sky Valley Little League encourages All managers and coaches to attend a First Aid Training to ensure the safety of the children in our programs. This year Sky Valley Little League is recommending that each manager/coach attends the First Aid and CPR class that is Provided by Monroe Fire District # 3 and the American Heart Association and are held on the second Saturday of each month from 9AM - 4PM at the Monroe Fire District #3 Headquarters, Fire Station 31, 163 Village Court, Monroe, WA. The class utilizes the American Heart Association's Heart Saver First Aid with CPR an AED Training curriculum and teaches students how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies until medical help arrives. Students who successfully complete the class receive a 2-year certification card for First Aid, CPR, and Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) Training. Pre-registration and the pre-payment of $30 are required prior to attending the class and Sky Valley Little League Will Reimburse the registration fee to each manager/coach that attends this training. To receive your First-Aid training reimbursement contact our Safety Officer. Pre-Registration can be made by calling 360-282-4023 or by printing out and returning the registration form to the address on the form. Click Here for the pre-registration form and details of the class.

****Note: Umpires, Coaches and Parents are encouraged to attend!

This clinic is put on and instructed by WA District 1 staff umpires and is a two day clinic to be held on Saturday March 8 2008 from 9AM – 4PM and on Sunday March 9, 2008 from 9:30AM – 1:30PM at the Alderwood Manor Youth Club. The cost of this clinic is $20 if pre-paid prior to Monday 3/3 and $25 at the door. Sky Valley Little League is committed to ensuring the quality and commitment from our umpires and will reimburse/pay for this clinic for all SVLL umpires that want to attend. Space is limited to the first 150 people, for more details click here or send mail to Sky Valley’s Umpire in Chief Bill Bigelis.

You will receive Handouts, a Rule Book and a Pencil and Notepad at the clinic. You may want to bring additional pens/pencils and paper.

There will be door prizes and lunch will be served in Saturday. There will be equipment available for purchase at Saturday’s session. All participants are asked to bring full plate gear, if available. (Uniforms are optional) and will be outdoors for several mechanics sessions, so please dress accordingly.

This clinic is put on by WA District 1 and is approximately 4 hours long. This is a free clinic and pre-registration is not required and the clinic will start promptly at 1PM on Sunday March 16, 2008 at the Alderwood Boys & Girls Club.

What you will take away from this clinic:
A thorough knowledge of the rules
Better understanding of a coach’s role in the game
Learn to establish working relationships with the umpires

Bring writing pad and pencil and rule books available for sale. For more details Click here or send mail to Ken Mitchell