Season's Done . . . Next on the Agenda

[Judtech]

Originally Posted by grunewar

I'm fortunate enough that in April we start with a two-month, HS Varsity Boys League that consist of players who will continue for their HS team's next yr (read, current Varsity underclassman and up and coming JV players). They aren't able to be coached by their HS Coaches so it's usually a dad or other school official. They run the same plays/offense, etc.

It's a good training ground for our offiicials as our training committee and college officials give us instruction.

It's funny and odd to see the V coaches watching from the other side of the gym.

Enjoy it this year. Starting Aug 11 coaches are allowed to coach "year round" . THe only "dead" periods are the first week in July and 10 day windows during the start of other sports!

[bainsey]

Travel basketball, travel soccer, and most importantly, stepping up conditioning efforts. (Often, they go hand in hand.)

[jTheUmp]

4 more games a week from today (adult mens wreck), and then I'm done with basketball.

I get a few weeks off, and then theoretically baseball and softball will start up (I say 'theoretically' because between the current snow cover and the very high flooding potential once things actually start melting, I rather doubt that the season will get started on time).

A month from now I have a 2-day football clinic, and will also pick up some spring football scrimmages (NCAA) as part of that clinic experience.

I don't do summer basketball, as I prefer to spend as much of my time outdoors in the summer as possible. So I stick to baseball and softball instead.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Judtech

Enjoy it this year. Starting Aug 11 coaches are allowed to coach "year round" . THe only "dead" periods are the first week in July and 10 day windows during the start of other sports!

Wow! Throughout the Fed? Now there's news! Thanks.