MamaBear26

Historically, the Indians have fared well against the Buffalo.
 

We really get to people with our fight song..lol

Running different offenses makes zero sense.  Start 'em young, raise 'em right. 
We've got just the one little guy, so right now youth sports is life, haha.  But my husband grew up here and his youngest brother was a varsity pitcher a few years back, so we're well versed in LCM baseball, for sure. It's really been great for us on this side of the bridge so far, and the hubs is glad to be back in God's Country, as he puts it. 

I agree on getting everyone involved. But what I don't understand at LCM is that  Varsity runs the spread offense. But JV, freshman and jr high running the wing t offense. That is not getting anyone prepared for varsity just my opinion. Welcome to LCM! I don't know if your kids play baseball or softball but our baseball and softball program is alot better in our school history. I hope to see you comment more on here for some reason LCM fans shy away from this site and the kids need all the support. 

This is something some of us parents have been discussing lately as far down the line as PeeWee Tackle and even flag. We have concerns already for our kids as they move up. Just among us parents, we would love to have the district's coaches more involved in the youth level as far as teaching plays they'll be running and having a well defined system in place, getting these little ones prepped for school ball.
Ideally, we'd like to see the older players involved with the youth teams, whether it be helping at camp or running chains on Saturdays. We have to build the community we want. Get the little ones looking up to the big boys. 
We just moved to the district from PN-G. We're used to crazy school spirit and showing up to games where I don't know a single kid on the field and it doesn't matter because they're ALL your kid. 

This is something some of us parents have been discussing lately as far down the line as PeeWee Tackle and even flag. We have concerns already for our kids as they move up. Just among us parents, we would love to have the district's coaches more involved in the youth level as far as teaching plays they'll be running and having a well defined system in place, getting these little ones prepped for school ball.
Ideally, we'd like to see the older players involved with the youth teams, whether it be helping at camp or running chains on Saturdays. We have to build the community we want. Get the little ones looking up to the big boys. 
We just moved to the district from PN-G. We're used to crazy school spirit and showing up to games where I don't know a single kid on the field and it doesn't matter because they're ALL your kid. 

This is something some of us parents have been discussing lately as far down the line as PeeWee Tackle and even flag. We have concerns already for our kids as they move up. Just among us parents, we would love to have the district's coaches more involved in the youth level as far as teaching plays they'll be running and having a well defined system in place, getting these little ones prepped for school ball.
Ideally, we'd like to see the older players involved with the youth teams, whether it be helping at camp or running chains on Saturdays. We have to build the community we want. Get the little ones looking up to the big boys. 
We just moved to the district from PN-G. We're used to crazy school spirit and showing up to games where I don't know a single kid on the field and it doesn't matter because they're ALL your kid.