Softball teams have been sent to the coaches

Girls softball sign up begins November 16th !!!!All games at Klein High field again this year. 8u. 10U , 12 U divisions

Softball teams check out the GIRLS ONLY Powder Puff flag football league

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Softball Summer camps We will be posting summer camps to be run by Sudden Impact softball club and Baseball USA.

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How to be a successful youth sports parent

May 26, 2010

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  • Eleven Ways to Be a Successful Youth Sports Parent
    1. Make sure your children know that--win or lose--you love them and are not disappointed with their performance.
    2. Be realistic about your child's physical ability.
    3. Help your child set realistic goals.
    4. Emphasize improved performance, not winning.
    5. Positively reinforce improved skills.
    6. Don't relive your own athletic past through your child.
    7. Provide a safe environment for training and competition. This includes proper training methods and use of equipment.
    8. Control your own emotions at games and events. Don't yell at other players, coaches, or officials.
    9. Be a cheerleader for your child and the other children on the team.
    10. Respect your child's coaches. Communicate openly with them. If you disagree with their approach, discuss it with them.
    11. Be a positive role model. Enjoy sports yourself. Set your own goals. Live a healthy lifestyle.

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