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Managers and Assistant Coaches:

First and foremost, the Little League coach - whether Manager or Assistant Coach - must be a leader who inspires and deserves the respect of the players and parents alike. All Coaches at all levels of Little League must recognize that they hold a position of high trust and responsibility in a premier volunteer program that deals with a sensitive and formative period of a youngster's development. All Little League coaches must have the understanding, patience and capacity to work with children in a challenging, changing and competitive environment. Above all. Little League Coaches must realize that they are helping to shape the physical, mental and emotional development of young people.

Field Maintenance:

Home Team: Manager and Assistant Coaches are responsible for lining line and preparing the field prior to each game.

Visiting Team: Manager and Assistant Coaches are responsible for dragging and cleaning up the field at the end of each game.

All Trash and recyclable waste must be removed from the dugouts after games by both teams. The team Managers and Assistant Coaches are responsible for ensuring this is done.

Drills:

Defensive Rotations	Base Running and Ground-Balls	Beach Volleyball Circle
Hit the Bucket	Tee Hitting	Offense and Defense – Progression 1 & 2
Offense and Defense – Progression 3	Fielding	Left Field, Center Field, Right Field
Team Throwing	Run the Bases	Positive Coaching Tips

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