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Assistant coaches are the glue.
They teach, support, lead, and grind behind the scenes.
They build culture, develop players, and lift everyone around them.
Celebrate the ones who make great teams possible!
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JV is now 2-0 after beating Danville 8-0 in 7 innings last night! Malikia pitched a complete game throwing a 1 hitter with 5 k’s and great defense behind her! Offense was on fire with 8 hits led by Olivia Crum going 2-4 with 1 RBI! Great job ladies!
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The number one key to performing well under pressure is keeping your focus on the process instead of the outcome.
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A Nick Saban Masterclass in Coaching.
10 thoughts that define what great coaches do.
It all matters.
1. STANDARDS
Standards Matter.
- They set the Bar.
- They set the Tone.
Standards are clear and known by all in championship programs.
"The expectations are what they are here, and we don't run around talking about them."
2. MEDIOCRITY
One of his all-time classic quotes.
High achievers separate themselves.
You are who you hang with.
Hang with the best.
"Mediocre people don’t like high achievers and high achievers don’t like mediocre people."
3. TWO PAINS
Discipline or Disappointment?
A simple choice.
"There are two pains in life. There is the pain of discipline and the pain of disappointment. If you can handle the pain of discipline, then you’ll never have to deal with the pain of disappointment."
4. THE PRESENT
The great teams live in the present.
They live in the now. They control the controllable.
"What happened yesterday is history. What happens tomorrow is a mystery. What we do today makes a difference."
5. LOSING
The most competitive people hate to lose more than they love to win.
It is a separator.
"I don't like to lose. I don't expect to lose."
6. RESILIENCY
Resilient Teams WIN. They always find a way!
"One thing about championship teams is that they’re resilient. No matter what is thrown at them, no matter how deep the hole, they find a way to bounce back and overcome adversity."
7. FOCUS
Control YOU.
"Eliminate the clutter and all of the things that are going on outside and focus on the things that you can control with how you go about and take care of your business. Take the other team out of the game and make it all about you and what you do."
8. PROCESS
The best coaches and teams are process-oriented.
The process is always the PRIZE.
"Process guarantees success. A good process produces good results."
9. THE HOW
The how matters.
A lot.
Championship teams do not focus on the "what."
They focus on "How" they do things.
"We're not going to talk about what we're going to accomplish. We're going to talk about how we're going to do it."
10. TIMELINESS
Simple, but true.
Showing up on time is about commitment.
Every day.
The little things matter. They lead to big things.
"Be on time, because it shows you care."
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10 THINGS TEAMMATES DON'T LET TEAMMATES DO IN CHAMPIONSHIP CULTURES
#CultureWins
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Simone Biles reminds us all...
"You have to put in the work."
A powerful reminder that there are no shortcuts to success.
Everything is earned.
It takes commitment, dedication, time, and hard work.
Ask any Olympian about the "Secret to their Success," and you will get a similar response.
Here are 5 Keys to Olympic Glory.
1. Trust the Process: Life unfolds step by step. Embrace every moment. Live in the present. Every stumble is a chance to learn. Champions know that failure is growth, an opportunity to come back stronger.
2. Put in the Work: "No Deposit - NO Return." Embrace hard work, develop your skills, and remember to find joy in the journey. There is no other secret to success than working harder than others.
3. Dedication Fuels Dreams: Dreams are nurtured by the fuel of determination. Do not let others shun your dreams. Dream, commit, and work. A sustained commitment is the ultimate key to success.
4. Consistent Effort: Hard work wins. We must approach goals with unwavering persistence. Consistency isn't always glamorous, but it's the foundation upon which greatness is built. The great ones usually stick with it longer than others.
5. Relentless Pursuit of Excellence: Never settle for anything less than your best. Mediocrity has no place in the quest for greatness. Champions always find ways to grow and improve.
Simone Biles' journey isn't just about gymnastics; it's a roadmap for success.
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Great Teams are Committed.
- Committed to Each Other
- Committed to WE over ME
- Committed to Improvement
- Committed to Working Hard
- Committed to Being Resilient
- Committed to Accountability
- Committed to a Positive Attitude
Committed Teams WIN.
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• You can complain about things you can't control OR you can control what you can control and let go of what you can't.
• You can focus on your problems OR you can focus on getting better.
• You can look for an excuse OR you can look within and find your best.
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Happy Thanksgiving! Here are six things to be thankful for as an athlete:
1. The opportunity to play sports.
2. Your coaches.
3. Your teammates.
4. Your fans.
5. Your family’s support.
6. Your physical and mental health.
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Thank you @CoachD_TUSB for putting on a great hitting camp at @TrineSoftball today. I had a great time today. @INMagic2010
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Great JV highlight video of our 38-19 win over Defiance: youtube.com/watch?v=5Tdb-MyJ…
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Negative Body Language on the baseball field is an awful look
It tells your teammates you're done.. you're being selfish
It tells your opponents they got you..
It tells the fans & ANYONE watching that you're letting your emotions win.
Keep. Your. Calm 💯✊️🙌
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Baseball & Softball are games that are actually played on a 5 inch field.
The distance between your ears👂🧠 – at Pleasant Hill, CA
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Thanks to @TTGPhotos_Zach Zach Roberts for capturing the 🤼 action from Saturday's 2021 Kyle Osborn Memorial Invitational 🤘mccutcheonathletics.com/phot…
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Good luck to @shelbeycarrico and the @LadyMavsVB headed to STATE tomorrow! 🤘🏽🏐
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The five C’s of great teams:
1. Camaraderie (friendship)
2. Cohesion (togetherness)
3. Chemistry (experience)
4. Cooperation (teamwork)
5. Competition (challenge)
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The Most Coachable Players:
1. Don’t get offended when they get corrected
2. Make eye contact when a coach is talking to them
3. Say “I got you coach” instead of defending their actions
4. Hold themselves to a high standard so others don’t have to
5. Prioritize winning
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Experienced a kid rolling her eyes at a college coach at an exposure camp. Same kid then had a very un coachable interaction with me.Said kid got marked off multiple lists,but her team got marked off as well. Remember u r not only representing you, but also the name on the front.




















