Let’s go USA!!!
The American players singing their national anthem together after winning Gold at the #WorldJuniors 🇺🇸
Tim Murphy retweeted
Start 2024 right. If you are going to quit something, quit:
Complaining
Blaming others
Taking shortcuts
Procrastinating
Being afraid to fail
Doubting yourself
Unhealthy habits
Focusing on the negatives
Living in your comfort zone
Saying I can’t/won’t/don’t
Comparing
Giving up
Tim Murphy retweeted
Don’t allow players who come out of a game & stomp down to the end of the bench like they just lost their puppy. They should stay alert & engaged & encourage teammates. It’s not an individual activity. They play a team game. Team culture is more important than individual success!
PV Laxers is this you?? @PVTigersLax
As a parent of two college athletes and a coach of 33 yrs this is some of the greatest advice I have ever heard. @PVTigersLax @AD_Goldberg @PutnamValleyAD @PeekskillDevils
Tim Murphy retweeted
Come out and support our schools!!! Our students deserve the best!!
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Tim Murphy retweeted
Before you say you’ll do it, remember: commitments are pledges, not maybes. When you become a member of a team, you commit yourself to every practice, workout, game & adversity. It’s nothing more than your coaches & teammates expect & deserve. Nothing means more than your word!
Tim Murphy retweeted
5 C’s of Success:
Commitment- Don’t shortchange your team, coaches or yourself
Communication- Say what you mean; mean what you say
Caring- Treat others with respect
Competitiveness- Compete in everything
Consistency- Find what works & keep doing it. Hold yourself accountable
Be a great player!!! @PVTigersLax
Tim Murphy retweeted
Be great without being high maintenance. Show up on time, wear the right stuff, be coachable, support your teammates & give 100% every time you practice/play. High maintenance is hard. Coaches love low maintenance players who buy into the process. You’re what makes coaching fun!
Tim Murphy retweeted
Players have 2 choices: Either pout or prepare. Whether you play or don’t play, whether you win or lose, you will never regret working hard, making commitments, being disciplined or focusing too much. These skills not only prepare you for your game, but will prepare you for life!
Such a proud dad. With West Conn winning their conference last season both of my children now have college conference championship rings!!
PV alumnus @jmurph3229 and the @WestConnMLAX received their LEC championship rings today!! Go Wolves @pvhs_athletics_ @PutnamValleyAD
This is so important! Just like in the classroom all kids cannot be coached the same. We need to build that relationship with each one of our athletes! @PVTigersLax @PutnamValleyAD
Yes let’s go!!!
LACROSSE IS HEADED TO THE OLYMPICS 🥍🥇
For the first time since 1908, the fastest sport on two feet will be played on the world’s biggest stage.
#LA28Bound
Keep working hard Murph! @PutnamValleyAD @PutValleyAT
PV alum Jack Murphy @jmurph3229 had 1g 1a in yesterday’s @WestConnMLAX fall scrimmage! All other PV alumni pls let us know when u hit the field!! @pvhs_athletics_
Tim Murphy retweeted
Please keep in mind: Winning is great, but with a win-at-all-cost mindset you will lose respect from your peers & even your players. It’s not about wins/losses, your ego or resume. It’s about helping kids. It’s about positively influencing your kids’ futures. That’s what matters!
Tim Murphy retweeted
Always try to work on how you respond when you lose, hit adversity, get disrespected, plans change, things go against you. Don’t lose your temper, whine or act inappropriately. People who stay calm, adapt & think through situations come out on top more often than those who don’t.












