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Coach Clinics
Ideas and strategies for coaching instructional baseball and softball HOSTED BY: PHBA Player Development and Commissioners – Rod Bassler Lead WHEN: Sunday 2/2 10-noon WHERE: Pleasant Oaks Field 1 FOR: Baseball and Softball Instructional and Intermediate Coaches
More DetailsIdeas and strategies for coaching Baseball National and Western HOSTED BY: PHBA Player Development and Commissioners – Rod Bassler Lead WHEN: Tuesday 1/21 7-9pm WHERE: Pleasant Oaks Snack Shack FOR: Baseball National and Western Coaches
More DetailsSoftball pitching clinic for beginners. All SOFTBALL coaches welcome Hosted by Bella Garcia Cuesta College Pitcher and PHBA Player Development and Commissioners – Heidi Hallford Lead WHEN: Saturday 2/1 11-1pm WHERE: Pleasant Oaks Field 1 FOR: All SOFTBALL Coaches
More DetailsAll facets of coaching SOFTBALL, led by Heidi Hallford HOSTS: PHBA Player Development and Commissioners – Heidi Hallford Lead WHEN: Monday 1/20 7-9pm WHERE: Pleasant Oaks Snack Shack FOR: All SOFTBALL Coaches
More DetailsCPHS is one of the premier baseball programs in the Bay area Advaced BASEBALL coaching with present players, all baseball coaches welcome. Hosted by Andy Tarpley – Head Coach WHEN: Saturday 1/11 1:00-3:00 pm WHERE: CPHS Baseball Field FOR: All BASEBALL Coaches
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When: Monday, February 03 Time: 7PM-9PM Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room Mandatory clinic for any volunteer umpire NEW to PHBA, regardless of prior experience elsewhere. This is Step 1 of a 2-step process to qualify as a PHBA umpire. The clinic provides the volunteer an understanding of what PHBA is about, the role of…
More DetailsWhen: Thursday, February 06 Time: 630PM-8PM Where: Online Google Meet This is an online meeting of senior level Blue Crew members selected by the ULT to assist in training both returning veteran umpires and umpires new to PHBA. The purpose of this meeting will be to familiarize these trainers on the Field Day training agenda,…
More DetailsWhen: Saturday, February 08 Time: 730AM-330PM Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room & PO Fields Field Day training is mandatory for all PHBA umpires. The Field Day is broken out into 2 sessions designed specifically for the proficiency LEVEL assigned each umpire prior to the Field Day. SESSION 1 – Base and Plate Training: For…
More DetailsWhen: Saturday, February 15 Time: 930AM-1130PM Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room Mandatory clinic for any volunteer umpire NEW to PHBA, regardless of prior experience elsewhere. This is Step 1 of a 2-step process to qualify as a PHBA umpire. The clinic provides the volunteer an understanding of what PHBA is about, the role of…
More DetailsWhen: Sunday, February 16 Time: 730AM-330PM Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room & PO Fields Field Day training is mandatory for all PHBA umpires. The Field Day is broken out into 2 sessions designed specifically for the proficiency LEVEL assigned each umpire prior to the Field Day. SESSION 1 – Base and Plate Training: For…
More DetailsVolunteer Clinics
When: Tuesday, February 18 Time: 7PM-9PM Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room This clinic is for everyone who has NEVER kept score. This clinic will help you understand the terminology of the game of baseball and softball and how to use them during a game. Understanding the mechanics of scorekeeping will go a long way…
More DetailsWhen: Saturday, February 22 Time: 9AM-11AM Where: PHBA ‘Sports Complex’ PO1 Mandatory for ALL volunteers NEW to pregame field preparation to attend this clinic. Volunteers with prior pregame field prep experience are urged to attend to reacquaint themselves with proper field preparation. NOTE: Failure to prepare a field properly for a game will delay the…
More DetailsWhen: Saturday, February 22 Time: 10AM-Noon Where: PHBA Snack Shack Conference Room This clinic is for everyone who has NEVER kept score. This clinic will help you understand the terminology of the game of baseball and softball and how to use them during a game. Understanding the mechanics of scorekeeping will go a long way…
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