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Published on September 3rd, 2010 The Cubs players and coaches pose for a picture after winning the championship three games to two.
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Little League elections set October 11
The Willits Redwood Little League is holding elections 7 p.m. October 11 at the Baechtel Grove Middle School Cafeteria for the 2011 season.
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Parent seeks information on school funding
MANSFIELD - Questions about the allocation of school funding were raised at Thursday night's DeSoto School Board meeting by a Logansport father who said all of the parish's students and…
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Henry Lee Dorman
HARRISONBURG - Henry "Hank" Lee Dorman passed away Aug. 31, 2010, at Rockingham Memorial Hospital.
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| Written by Coach Larry | |
| Wednesday, 17 December 2008 | |
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BIO Website Owner: Larry Miljas
Baseball Experience Major League Baseball: None Minor League Baseball: None College Baseball: None High School Baseball: One year at Mountain Empire High School Little League: Seven years of Little League baseball.
Experience Coaching: Five Seasons of coaching little league from t-ball through minors. One Season of Girls competitive softball 10U. Went undefeated with a 28-0 record. Including two regional tournament victories. Six Years Teaching Black Belt in Training for Candal's Martial Arts (Pa Kua and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) Children and Adult classes. Profession: Computer Programmer and Web Designer. Personal: Married for 17 years with one daughter (11) and three sons (9, 4, 2). Education: BA in Communications.
As you can see, besides little league and a mildly successful season in High School, I am far from a professional baseball player. I loved to play baseball, but was never good enough to go beyond high school. The great thing is, that you can be a coach even if you never played in the Big Leagues. As a matter of fact, you can coach even if you've never played baseball. This is a little more difficult, but it can be done. This site and my new book is here to help you. -------------------------------------------- Why I started this site I'm all about the kids. Actually I'm just a big kid at heart. I love to be around youth and I've found that one way I can give back is to be a youth baseball coach. This was natural due to my love of baseball and my love for kids. Also, I believe a large part of who I am today, came from those seven years of little league baseball that I participated in. I grew up without a father and my mom worked a couple jobs to make ends meet. I really received a lot of life lessons from baseball and little league. By teaching martial arts and coaching youth baseball, I have a chance to give hopefully more than I have received. Baseball by its nature is a beautiful game. A game that can take you to the pinnacles of victory and the agony of defeat. Within youth baseball, we have the opportunity to teach so many principles that transcend the game. I hope that this site and my book help other coaches do that. I'm not an expert on coaching, but I have a lot of experience dealing with youth and little league and I want to share what I've learned and hopefully learn from you as well. I've become the coach that I am today, by studying, watching and assisting other "great coaches". Please feel free to contact me about anything you would like to see, questions you might have or life in general. We are all on a great ride in this lifetime, there is not much of a greater goal than to teach and instill in today's youth, the principles of success, hard work, value and worth. |
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