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Sulphur is looking for teams for the following tournament dates: Feb 21-23 (8 teams out of 10 committed) Feb 28- March 2 (13 teams committed looking for 3 more) March 14-16 (8 teams out of 10) 4 game guarantee and all games are 7 innings. We play on 3 turf fields. We feed each team one meal a day If interested contact Sam Moore ([email protected])

The tournament is The Billy Navarre Chevrolet Classic being held @ Sulphur, Barbe and Sam Houston! I got a chance to see my ole buddy Stephen Westbrook and his Jasper Bulldogs! Great bunch of guys and a very scrappy team! They will Make some noise this year!

sammoore28 Freshman 1 minute ago Lake Area Classic baseball tournament hosted by Sulphur, Sam Houston, Barbe, Westlake, and Iowa are looking for 2-4 teams to complete their tournament March 1-3. We have 9 teams as of today! We will make it beneficial for your team to come! If interested contact Sam Moore, Chad Hebert , Glen Cecchinni, Blake Reed, or Sean Richard. « Prev

7:00 Saturday nite at University of Houston!

yes same times!

Saturday's location is College Park High School. 3701 College Park Drive, Conroe, Tx. 77384

8:00 start at GCM

Bridge City vs Hamshire Fannett Varsity at 5:00 followed by Senior Night then JV game!

Bridge City will play at Orangefield tonight at 6:00 (Varsity only).

Has been moved until tomorrow at Bridge City! JV 5:00 Varsity 7:30

Brennon Moore Hr against HJ on May 3

Congrats to Jacob Howell on your decision to be a Lamar Cardinal. You deserve all the best with your tremendous work ethic and great family support. Coach Moore

SETXsports Pickem Contest - Week 0 « on: August 20, 2012, 08:33:22 PM » Quote -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Given that folks are getting into a predicting mood, I might as well put this up right now.  You guys know the rules.  25 games....pick the winners.....good luck ladies and gentlemen! Week 0 Games Baytown Sterling/[b]Baytown Lee[/b] Beaumont Central/[b]Port Arthur Memorial[/b] Beaumont Ozen/[b]Beaumont West Brook[/b] Crosby/[b]Nederland[/b] Little Cypress-Mauriceville/[b]West Orange-Stark[/b] [b]Port Neches-Groves[/b]/Silsbee [b]Vidor[/b]/Santa Fe Fort Bend Elkins/[b]Dayton[/b] Nuevo Leon/[b]Barbers Hill[/b] [b]Livingston[/b]/Woodlands College Park Hardin-Jefferson/[b]Anahuac[/b] Orangefield/[b]East Chambers[/b] Bridge City/[b]Newton[/b] Hamshire-Fannett/[b]Splendora[/b] [b]Jasper[/b]/Liberty Shepherd/[b]Kountze[/b] [b]Hull-Daisetta[/b]/Hardin Warren/[b]Evadale[/b] Sabine Pass/[b]Deweyville[/b][b]Beaumont Kelly[/b]/West Sabine [b]Burkeville[/b]/West Hardin [b]Buna[/b]/Center New Waverly/[b]Woodville[/b][b]San Augustine[/b]/Tyler Grace

any updates?

Zone Baseball Member and former LCM Bear , Kody Smith commits to University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Another Ragin Cajun joining Matt Hicks. Thanks to Coach Matt Deggs who saw the great ability that Kody possess to be a Division 1 pitcher.  Job well done Kody! Coach Moore

Congrats to Kohl, you have worked your butt off to deserve this.  Continue to work hard and good luck! Coach Moore

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Great job Jacob Howell on pitching a gem.  The defense will improve, stay focused and positive and good things will happen for you. Coach Moore

Prayers from Sam Moore and The Zone Baseball Family. Hope you get well soon Preston. You are a outstanding player and person and I know how strong of a person you are. See you soon.

I usually don't post on here because of all the negative feedback on here. But I will add to some already good points made on here, especially from falconfanatic.  Today athletes are much stronger and more athletic than ever before.  A lot due to the increase of the demands of lifting weights, training for speed/power, etc. Although not a bad thing, there has to be other factors to consider.  There has to be balance between the strength/flexibility/recovery.  Another factor to consider is the way we train.  A huge problem is for multi sports athletes.  First let me say that I am a fan of the multi sport guy as well as the guy who concentrates on one sport.  It has to be what the kid wants, both can be successful at the next level.  The problem comes when training the multi sport guy.  When its fall he should be in his building phase for strength and when the spring hits he should be in maintenance phase.  But its the opposite for the football guy.  When its football season he is in maintenance and spring he is in building.  There is a conflict there with baseball players because they must stay in football training year round.  Another factor is how we train baseball players.  There is not enough of proper warm up before practice or games.  When done properly it should take 45min to an hour to warm up before vigorous activity.  Its not happening.  Then there should be a recovery program for after you throw.  Your body has to be actively stretch from your fingertips to your toes.  There are so many muscles involved when throwing a baseball.  They all have to be oiled and lubricated before you attempt to throw.  Flexibility of the ankle, hip, thoracic spine all have to be stretched.  These huge components are being overlooked.  Proper mechanics, knowing that the delivery happens from the connections from the ground up.  Feet to knee to hip to spine to shoulder to elbow to hand is what throws the ball.  It has to be done in that order.  Young kids tend to throw with their arm way too early.  As they get older and throw harder and don't correct their mechanics then injury will be on the rise.  Its very true that if you pitch (one of the most gruesome amount of stress throwing down a 10 inch decline) then you may hurt your arm.  But you can lower your chances by making sure you take the time to properly prepare yourself before you go to battle.  You should work so hard to prepare in your workout cycle that the easiest day should be the day you pitch.  Thats not the case in what I am seeing.  There is a lot of quality coaches out there that are doing some great things for our youth.  Just stay educated everyday and if we all work together we can get better.  Don't be afraid to go learn something new.  Some time we have to look ourselves in the mirror and ask "is there something else i could be doing to be more productive".  And the answer usually is yes.  And I am including myself as well.  I don't have all the answers but will continue to strive for what is right.  I have been fortunate to learn from people way smarter than me.  Thanks for allowing to put in my two cents.  I would gladly discuss anything we do at The Zone Baseball Academy any day.  We can agree to disagree and I will assure you I will listen to any advice you have. Sam Moore Ps The amount of rest we go by with our pitchers is:  every pitch thrown constitutes a hour of rest, ex.  24 pitches equals one day of rest.  That would eliminate select pitchers throwing 40 pitches on Saturday and another 60 on Sunday.  This has worked for our program.

Congratulations to you, Zack, you have really worked your butt off to get where you are.  Now you have to work even harder to keep getting better every day.  Great job!!!!!!! Coach Moore

[quote name="PhatMack19" post="1017652" timestamp="1307727314"] [quote author=adminbaberuth link=topic=82164.msg1017534#msg1017534 date=1307675367] June 8th Red Sox 3 Yankees 2 Yankees    0000002    2 1 1 Red Sox    200001x    3 4 1 P-Yankees; Nick Cardenas (Ned/Alvin) P-Red Sox; Cody Sciarrilla ( Vidor ) His name is Colby Sciarilla and yes he will be a nice addition.  Has added nice velocity to his fastball.... Both pitchers go the distance Dalton Richardson (WB) 2B [/quote] Cody Sciarrilla threw a gem last night, with a no-hitter broken up in the 7th.  He will be a nice addition to the Vidor Pirates pitching staff next year. [/quote]

Great job CJ Ebarb (area scout) for taking a chance on this great young arm.  Job well done!

Congratulations to both of these young men, especially to you Anthony.  A well deserve chance to play at the next level.  It shows what hard work, desire, and love for the game will get you.  Nobody loves the game more than Anthony.  I am very proud for you and your family.  Sam Moore