If you’re ever looking for some good ones, here are several courtesy of our friends at Norco Girls Softball in Norco, CA. (sing to the tune of the Addams family theme song) We’re mighty and we’re vicious some say were superstitious we always hit your pitches the (team name) softball team, du nu nu nu [...]
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By David Crawford This is a statement I have heard over and over again throughout the years, and if we were all to sit down and contemplate the situation, I think everyone would be in agreement. Having quality officials on every match conducted here in North Texas would be a tremendous luxury! Wouldn’t it be [...]
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We’re very, very excited about our upcoming CoachDeck Football. This has been, by far, our most requested deck and its finally completed and ready for production! We will have it available for sale in time for the 2012 season! Because of the complexities of the sport, this has been the most challenging title for us [...]
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By Ryan Sienko, Owner of Catch and Throw Catchers are sometimes guilty of giving a target that doesn’t help the pitcher out in any way. Pitchers trust us to call pitches, know hitters, give locations, and if we don’t come through with that trust, we are not helping that pitcher, but hurting him. I can [...]
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Kids around the world have a passion for soccer. But many kids living in poverty have never played with a real soccer ball. They play with balls made of rags or old corn husks. Some use plastic grocery bags stuffed inside one another and tied with string. By donating a soccer ball, you can bring [...]
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By Dr. Alan Goldberg (Note: This is the second in a series on Injuries to Athletes: The first installment may be read here.) #1 SENSE OF IDENTITY – If you are a serious athlete and have been competing long enough, then you will soon come to see yourself in terms of your sport. You’re a [...]
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Here is a link from one of our client’s websites, Salisbury Little League, with some “Stump the Ump” questions they’ve borrowed from Little League’s page. Some of these are tricky and all new and volunteer umpires might be interested in checking them out.
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Today, in our hometown, a first-ever event is being staged in honor of America’s veterans and Veteran’s Day. Michigan State will play North Carolina in the official tip-off of the college basketball season on the deck of the Carrier Carl Vinson. The preparation and effort that has gone into making this happen has been incredible. [...]
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Check out these pearls from the baseball world: It’s a mere moment in a man’s life between an all-star game and an old-timers game. – Vin Scully Age is a question of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it don’t matter. – Satchel Paige The trick is growing up without growing old. – Casey [...]
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