🚨Catchers: I can tell you more about your future behind the plate by how you go after a ball that gets away, than any stat or metric you can give me. Coaches recruiting you can as well. Remember that.

Players: • If it’s always someone else’s fault, you’re going nowhere. • If you’re not working on your own time to get better, you WILL get passed. • If you think you are good enough and don’t need to keep working hard, you will get humbled. • If you think you can’t get

my team and i will be close to my hometown this weekend in bloomington !! last tournament of the season and we are excited !! FAM Prime Mandi Balduf

had a blast playing this past weekend in warsaw !! i couldn't do as much as usual with a pulled quad, but my team and i still compete !! FAM Prime

I’ve been blessed to have multiple conversations with several MLB hitting coaches/coordinators with kids. Here are some things that stand out.

Four positive ways to deal with losing: 1. Use your anger for motivation to improve. 2. Learn from your mistakes. 3. Stay positive and be proud of what you did well during the game. 4. Humble yourself and give credit where it’s due.

This year has been a lot, I want to thank everyone for these opportunities to play the sport i love! That being said, these are my stats for this season: GP: 45 AVG: .493 OBS: .531 SLG: .896 SB: 13 1B: 33 2B: 10 3B: 9 HRs: 6 RBIs: 31 RS: 35 LeAnn Bird Baseball/Fastpitch Academics Midwest FAM Prime

HS Baseball Players How you respond to failure.. interact w/ teammates.. treat your parents MATTERS more than YOU think. Don't let a poor attitude get YOU crossed off a recruiting list 💯🙌

Average/Poor students usually don’t prepare hard enough for test days. Average/Poor players usually don’t prepare hard enough for test days(games). Most parents get upset when their kid makes C/D/F's in the classroom but can't understand why they play like a C/D/F player.

Free Advice I talk to players/parents every day from all over the country at all different levels. I find myself saying the same things over and over and over again...because so many just don't know. They don't know what it really takes to be GREAT at baseball and how many

Upperclassmen As the freshman make their way onto campus, remember a few things. Your role is not to be the "so called" cool guy that makes their life miserable! Represent your last name, program, and coaches with pride, and help the underclassman GET BETTER! Be a Role Model!

‘26 RHP Keegan Fritts (@curve_knuckle) was an intriguing watch this AM. 6’2” 215 lb righty - pitching off the breaking ball to allow the FB to play up. Good ‘26 follow FB 81-84 T 85 (18-21” IVB) CB 68-72 (12/6 ; 2500+) @PBRIndiana

As an athlete, progress is gained one day at a time. By stacking productive days on top of each other, you can gradually make improvements and reach your full potential.

HS Baseball Players Failure is a major part of the game. You should NEVER be ok with failing, but understand it's going to happen. The KEY is not allowing the failure to beat YOU mentally. NEXT PLAY. NEXT MAN UP. Every failure brings a new opportunity to be successful. 💯

I heard a great line this weekend from a friend who coaches college baseball, in regards to an interaction he had with one of his players, following his freshman year. "It's amazing. None of the things that I thought mattered when I was in high school, are actually important."

It’s easy to be a great teammate when things are going great for YOU. However GREAT teammates uplift their teammates even when things are not going great individually

Taking care of your physical and mental health is more important than trying to show others how "tough" you are. Being tough is important, but you also need to be smart and do what's best for your long-term health and well-being.