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by RlCldH2O » Wed Jan 13, 2010 9:18 pm

Yeah people answer the real question and not the facts you were diggin for. Seriously though you had to be really asking just to get a good feeling before going into tryouts. You say
High School tryouts are starting up
...you think your going to make significant changes in your DDs times now? If you were really serious about HS softball you would have looked at this info last year, in "Your" school.
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by batsnballs » Thu Jan 14, 2010 6:04 am

Just to clear a few things up:

I am not concerned about my DD's playing time AT ALL.

Did not mean to ask an offensive question as I have only been on HB a short time and was not aware this was asked repeatedly.

Was only asking this out of curousity and want to thank those that answered factually.

Thanks and have a great week! ;)
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by DonnieS » Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:47 am

I assume your kid's a freshman, here, at our school, people dont go to the practices or attend the tryouts. I did go to the tryouts and I'm glad I did, I was the only one - I suggest you do the same, even if dd asks you not to. Go there and try not to be seen by your dd.

Have not gone to practices, have come a few minutes early and watched the end of their practice. And another school in our area where some of my t/b kids go, nearly every parent attended every practice.
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by 2fatoverdaplate » Thu Jan 14, 2010 6:28 pm

DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
batsnballs wrote:High School tryouts are starting up and I was wondering what are good times for a 14 year old in regards to:

Base Running Home to First
Base Running Home to Home

and

Throwing 3rd to 1st

Thanks!

I think it was an excellent question. Don't let the "HB cliques" discourage you. I would like to see what high school speeds are around the US, also. Just wish you would've had more replies as to actual speeds. If you have a question then ask it. Take the info that you like and throw the trash away. Good luck to your dd.


bats, those things are good to know - but not for h/s ball - look them up in the recruiting camps, http://www.NFCA.Org are the ones I know about, but forget the 14 y/o stuff, you need to look at 18 y/o because thats who you are competing against. Thats also the reason I push 14 y/o (8th graders and up) that are around here to play 18u - if h/s is what you are interested in, and most of us texans are at first, play 18u for sure, and 18g wouldnt hurt. Sorry for my lack of patience - and fats, its cliques not Click. Bats, wait until your kids are older, then come and look back at these posts.


Thanks for the grammar lesson, donnie. I corrected it as best as I could. I'm sure we all feel better now. What D1 school do you coach and teach english at? They are lucky to have you.
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by DonnieS » Thu Jan 14, 2010 6:53 pm

2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
batsnballs wrote:High School tryouts are starting up and I was wondering what are good times for a 14 year old in regards to:

Base Running Home to First
Base Running Home to Home

and

Throwing 3rd to 1st

Thanks!

I think it was an excellent question. Don't let the "HB cliques" discourage you. I would like to see what high school speeds are around the US, also. Just wish you would've had more replies as to actual speeds. If you have a question then ask it. Take the info that you like and throw the trash away. Good luck to your dd.


bats, those things are good to know - but not for h/s ball - look them up in the recruiting camps, http://www.NFCA.Org are the ones I know about, but forget the 14 y/o stuff, you need to look at 18 y/o because thats who you are competing against. Thats also the reason I push 14 y/o (8th graders and up) that are around here to play 18u - if h/s is what you are interested in, and most of us texans are at first, play 18u for sure, and 18g wouldnt hurt. Sorry for my lack of patience - and fats, its cliques not Click. Bats, wait until your kids are older, then come and look back at these posts.


Thanks for the grammar lesson, donnie. I corrected it as best as I could. I'm sure we all feel better now. What D1 school do you coach and teach english at? They are lucky to have you.


Its wasnt grammar, it's spelling, and its taught around 3rd or 4th grade.
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by 2fatoverdaplate » Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:43 pm

DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
batsnballs wrote:High School tryouts are starting up and I was wondering what are good times for a 14 year old in regards to:

Base Running Home to First
Base Running Home to Home

and

Throwing 3rd to 1st

Thanks!

I think it was an excellent question. Don't let the "HB cliques" discourage you. I would like to see what high school speeds are around the US, also. Just wish you would've had more replies as to actual speeds. If you have a question then ask it. Take the info that you like and throw the trash away. Good luck to your dd.


bats, those things are good to know - but not for h/s ball - look them up in the recruiting camps, http://www.NFCA.Org are the ones I know about, but forget the 14 y/o stuff, you need to look at 18 y/o because thats who you are competing against. Thats also the reason I push 14 y/o (8th graders and up) that are around here to play 18u - if h/s is what you are interested in, and most of us texans are at first, play 18u for sure, and 18g wouldnt hurt. Sorry for my lack of patience - and fats, its cliques not Click. Bats, wait until your kids are older, then come and look back at these posts.


Thanks for the grammar lesson, donnie. I corrected it as best as I could. I'm sure we all feel better now. What D1 school do you coach and teach english at? They are lucky to have you.


Its wasnt grammar, it's spelling, and its taught around 3rd or 4th grade.


OOPS. I guess I thought spelling was part of grammar since "Click" was spelled right, just used incorrectly with respect to the definition.Wait a minute and I will look it up..............

Is spelling considered part of grammar?
In: English Language, Grammar, English Spelling and Pronunciation [Edit categories]

Spelling is an integral part of grammar, which defines proper word usage. Some rules of grammar pertain specifically to spelling, such as plurals and possessives.


Yep, there it is. Spelling is not part of grammar. Maybe one day I will be as smart and patient as you are. I hope this OP has learned a valuable lesson from the HB CLICK (oops!) I mean CLIQUE. Keep on teaching, coach.
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by DonnieS » Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:52 pm

2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
batsnballs wrote:High School tryouts are starting up and I was wondering what are good times for a 14 year old in regards to:

Base Running Home to First
Base Running Home to Home

and

Throwing 3rd to 1st

Thanks!

I think it was an excellent question. Don't let the "HB cliques" discourage you. I would like to see what high school speeds are around the US, also. Just wish you would've had more replies as to actual speeds. If you have a question then ask it. Take the info that you like and throw the trash away. Good luck to your dd.


bats, those things are good to know - but not for h/s ball - look them up in the recruiting camps, http://www.NFCA.Org are the ones I know about, but forget the 14 y/o stuff, you need to look at 18 y/o because thats who you are competing against. Thats also the reason I push 14 y/o (8th graders and up) that are around here to play 18u - if h/s is what you are interested in, and most of us texans are at first, play 18u for sure, and 18g wouldnt hurt. Sorry for my lack of patience - and fats, its cliques not Click. Bats, wait until your kids are older, then come and look back at these posts.


Thanks for the grammar lesson, donnie. I corrected it as best as I could. I'm sure we all feel better now. What D1 school do you coach and teach english at? They are lucky to have you.


Its wasnt grammar, it's spelling, and its taught around 3rd or 4th grade.


OOPS. I guess I thought spelling was part of grammar since "Click" was spelled right, just used incorrectly with respect to the definition.Wait a minute and I will look it up..............

Is spelling considered part of grammar?
In: English Language, Grammar, English Spelling and Pronunciation [Edit categories]

Spelling is an integral part of grammar, which defines proper word usage. Some rules of grammar pertain specifically to spelling, such as plurals and possessives.


Yep, there it is. Spelling is not part of grammar. Maybe one day I will be as smart and patient as you are. I hope this OP has learned a valuable lesson from the HB CLICK (oops!) I mean CLIQUE. Keep on teaching, coach.


2fat, get the feeling if and when we run into each other, we are going to get along just great. Other than being older than dirt, I'm easy to get along with.
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by 2fatoverdaplate » Thu Jan 14, 2010 9:58 pm

DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
DonnieS wrote:
2fatoverdaplate wrote:
batsnballs wrote:High School tryouts are starting up and I was wondering what are good times for a 14 year old in regards to:

Base Running Home to First
Base Running Home to Home

and

Throwing 3rd to 1st

Thanks!

I think it was an excellent question. Don't let the "HB cliques" discourage you. I would like to see what high school speeds are around the US, also. Just wish you would've had more replies as to actual speeds. If you have a question then ask it. Take the info that you like and throw the trash away. Good luck to your dd.


bats, those things are good to know - but not for h/s ball - look them up in the recruiting camps, http://www.NFCA.Org are the ones I know about, but forget the 14 y/o stuff, you need to look at 18 y/o because thats who you are competing against. Thats also the reason I push 14 y/o (8th graders and up) that are around here to play 18u - if h/s is what you are interested in, and most of us texans are at first, play 18u for sure, and 18g wouldnt hurt. Sorry for my lack of patience - and fats, its cliques not Click. Bats, wait until your kids are older, then come and look back at these posts.


Thanks for the grammar lesson, donnie. I corrected it as best as I could. I'm sure we all feel better now. What D1 school do you coach and teach english at? They are lucky to have you.


Its wasnt grammar, it's spelling, and its taught around 3rd or 4th grade.


OOPS. I guess I thought spelling was part of grammar since "Click" was spelled right, just used incorrectly with respect to the definition.Wait a minute and I will look it up..............

Is spelling considered part of grammar?
In: English Language, Grammar, English Spelling and Pronunciation [Edit categories]

Spelling is an integral part of grammar, which defines proper word usage. Some rules of grammar pertain specifically to spelling, such as plurals and possessives.


Yep, there it is. Spelling is not part of grammar. Maybe one day I will be as smart and patient as you are. I hope this OP has learned a valuable lesson from the HB CLICK (oops!) I mean CLIQUE. Keep on teaching, coach.


2fat, get the feeling if and when we run into each other, we are going to get along just great. Other than being older than dirt, I'm easy to get along with.

I agree. I'm no spring chicken, myself. Believe it or not, I'm actually easy to get along with too. Just don't ask my wife that. Besides, I can tell you are tougher than I am anyway.
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