Congratulations to Kayla Dendy, Amanda Finlayson, Callee Jinright and Danielle Brown on being named to the 2016 AISA All Star Softball Team.This year’s selection process was extremely difficult as nearly 80 juniors and 60 seniors were nominated. These four Patriots will be joined by Coach Rollan at Montgomery's Lagoon Park (Field #6) on June 7th for the annual all star games
Elaina Strother represents PIKE softball for the Troy Messenger "The Catch: Diamond Edition" which is on sale now for $1.00 at the Troy Messenger's office on South Brundidge Street. "The Catch: Diamond Edition" will be included in this weekend's edition of the Troy Messenger.
Pike Liberal Arts School names new Softball and Volleyball Coaches
Bailey Rushing was 3-3 with a walk, 2 singles, and a double and 1 RBI. Sam Yarbrough was 3-4 with a double and a pair of singles. Amanda Finlayson was 2-4 with a pair of singles. Kayla Dendy was 2-4 with a triple and a single. Jacy Oakes went 3-4 with 2 big RBI’s. In the 7th inning, Sam Yarbrough started the inning with a single followed by Finlayson’s single scoring her. Jacy Oakes big triple got the inning rallying scoring the tying run. Mya Terry then walks. with the go ahead runs on the bases. Kayla Benton then hits a walk off triple ending the game 8-7.
Sam Yarbrough gets the win throwing 7 innings facing 36 batters, 11 strikeouts, and 6 hits. Kayla Dendy made several good outfield fly plays in left field as well as Elaina Strother and Jacy Oakes in rightfield.
Each and every one of these ladies in the Pike Varsity Softball have a major role that they play and give to the team that make it an awesome to be a coach, parent, friend, fan, teammate and opposing teammate.
Morgan Softball Tournament Schedule
Edgewood Softball Tournament Game Times and Bracket
PIKE's baseball and softball teams host the Crenshaw Christian Academy Cougars tomorrow in a full slate of JV and varsity games. Varsity action begins at 3:30 with JV baseball and softball game to follow.
Follow the PIKE Patriots on Twitter, we are @pikepatriots or click https://twitter.com/pikepatriots
Tuesday, January 6, 2014: SOFTBALL PLAYER and PARENT MEETING
All softball players and parents: please meet in the Computer Lab at 7:00 p.m. (after the Varsity Girls basketball game.
PLAS LOCK IN Friday, January 30 - Saturday, January 31:
Tickets will go on sale for PIKE Softball's Second Annual Gun Raffle on Friday. Please see Billy Brown for tickets.
2015 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
5.30.2014: The Messenger All-Area Player of the Year
Also congratulations to these Pike Softball players for making the 2014 All-Area Softball Team:
- Amberlyn Baker
- Ellie Barron
- Kailee Taylor
4.28.14: 2014 STATE SOFTBALL BRACKET
Pike vs. Morgan - Friday 10:00 AM
4.14.14: BASEBALL/SOFTBALL GAMES TODAY CANCELLED AT LAKESIDE
4.2.14: BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SENIOR NIGHT - WEDNESDAY 4/12/14
Tuscaloosa Academy Softball Tournament: Round Robin Schedule
3.12:14: Fastpitch TV Network Player of the Day: Bailey Rushing
Congratulations to Bailey Rushing for receiving Fastpitch.TV Network's Player of the Day.
Rushing is an 8th-Grade Softball Player at PLAS; she plays 3rd Base for the Varsity Softball team and also pitches for JV and Varsity Softball teams for the Patriots. Please join me in congratulating her for receiving this honor!
3.6.14: Sponsorship Opportunity
The Booster Club is seeking sponsors to help offset the cost associated with hosting next weekend's Jonah McWaters' Tournament. If you or your business is interested in this $100.00 sponsorship please respond by noon tomorrow (Friday, March 7th). In addition to recognition via the PA system, your name / logo will be placed on the back of the T-shirts sold during the tournament.
This tournament is a huge undertaking every year. In addition to sponsorships, the Booster Club will need volunteers for the concession stand, gate and various others areas.
3.1.14: Jonah McWaters Tournament: Ribs Sale
In conjunction with this year's Jonah McWaters' Tournament, the Booster Club is selling St Louis Style BBQ Ribs. To reserve your ribs pick up a ticket in the PLA office or send the attached form with payment to the office. They will be available for pick-up in front of the school beginning at 1:00 pm on Friday, March 14th. There will be a limited number of extra ribs outside of the number of pre-orders available at the pick up point. During the tournament, we will be selling rib plates that will include baked beans, potato salad and a roll for $8.00
All pre-ordered must be turned into the PLA office by Tuesday, March 11th
2.28.14: Game Summary
Pike Varsity vs. Autauga Varsity: WIN 3-0
Pike Varsity vs. Tuscaloosa Academy: WIN 1-0
Pike Varsity vs. Monroe Academy: WIN 2-1
2.25.14: Morgan Academy Pepsi Chillout Tournament: February 28 - March 1
2.24.14: Pike vs. Glenwood
Pike vs. Glenwood: Loss: 2-6
Read the article from the Troy Messenger here.
2.23.14: Weekly Schedule: Feb. 24 - March 1
PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SOFTBALL
Weekly Schedule: February 24 - March 2, 2014
Monday – February 24
Varsity : BEAT GLENWOOD: 3:30 p.m.
JV: BEAT GLENWOOD: 5:30 p.m. (after Varsity game)
Game Attire Varsity: White Jersey (Home Jersey), White Pants, Blue Socks, Blue Belt, Blue Sleeves (if needed)
Game Attire JV: New Blue Jerseys (Home Jersey), White Pants, Red Socks, Red Belt, Red Sleeves (if needed)
Tuesday – February 25
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday – February 26
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity and JV: Practice 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday – February 27
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday – February 28
Varsity : Morgan Tournament
- BEAT AUTAUGA at 5:00 p.m.
- BEAT TUSCALOOSA at 6:20 p.m.
- BEAT MONROE at 7:40 p.m.
Game Attire Varsity: Blue Jerseys (Away), White Pants, Blue Socks, Blue Belt, Blue Sleeves
(PLEASE MAKE SURE THEY BRING SLEEVES, WILL NEED...COLD TEMPS!)
JV: NO PRACTICE, Come watch Varsity if you can! :)
Saturday – March 1
Varsity : Morgan Tournament
- BEAT WHOEVER’S NEXT...(See Bracket TBA)
Game Attire Varsity: White Jerseys (Home), White Pants, Blue Socks, Blue Belt, Blue Sleeves
(PLEASE MAKE SURE THEY BRING SLEEVES, WILL NEED...COLD TEMPS!)
JV: NO PRACTICE, Come watch Varsity if you can! :)
Sunday-March 2
Varsity: No Practice
JV: No Practice
2.22.14: Pike vs. Lee-Scott
Pike vs. Lee-Scott: WIN 6-5 (ITB)
2.20.14: Ashford vs. Pike Game Summary
Ashford vs. Pike: Win 6-3
Kailee Taylor helped the Lady Patriots earn the win by pitching a great 4 hit game against Ashford Academy with 11 strikeouts. Kayla Dendy was 1-4 with a hit in the first inning. Amberlyn Baker was 2-4 with a single and a double and scoring twice. Kayla Benton was 2 for 4 with a triple and a single in the seventh inning. Benton earned a triple in the first inning and was able to score on a wild pitch for the Lady Patriots to take the lead 3-0 in the first inning. Ellie Barron was 2-4 with 2 singles, one off the wall of the Ashford Academy field.
The Lady Patriots earned 7 hits and 6 runs with 7 runners left on base. Defensively, the Pats were able to play tough with a double play with Ashford runners on 1st and 3rd closing an inning and also in the seventh with Mary Margaret Starling catching a fly ball and throwing out a baserunner at first base.
See the article from the Troy Messenger here.
2.18.14: Pike vs. Emmanuel Game Summary
Pike Varsity vs. Emmanuel: Win 10-4
Pike JV vs. Emmanuel: Loss 6-1
See the article from the Troy Messenger here.
2.17.14: Pike vs. Edgewood Game Summary
Pike Varsity vs. Edgewood: Loss 5-1
Ellie Barron pitched a great game against Edgewood with 9 strikeouts and gave up 5 hits. Four runs were earned by Edgewood's offense. Kayla Benton was 3-4 with 3 singles, 1 run, and 3 stolen bases. Shelby Baggett was 1-2 with one single and one sacrifice bunt. Ellie Barron and Kailee Taylor each got one single during the game. Defensively, the Lady Patriots gave up one error. Lady Patriots were unable to execute 9 runners left on base and were unable to defeat the Lady Wildcats.
Pike JV vs. Edgewood JV: WIN 7-3
Bailey Rushing was 2-2 with a double and a triple. Mya Terry was able to score on a sac bunt with Edgewood JV errors. Katelyn Dendy was also able to lay down a sacrifice bunt and get on base successfully. Sabra Daniels, Kayla Dendy, and Elaina Strother all were able to score one run to help the Lady Patriots win against Edgewood. Bailey Rushing earned the win over Edgewood 7-3 with 10 strikeouts, gave up 2 hits, one walk, and only 1 earned run.
2.15.14: PLAS SOFTBALL CLINIC
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Players were able to be great role models and leaders for these young athletes. Clinic attendees learned fundamentals for throwing and catching, hitting, fielding, and baserunning.
All of the girls had such a great day! A very special thanks to all of the girls that attended to learn more about the game of softball, and thank you to the parents for allowing us to coach your daughters and for supporting the Pike Softball program.
Please come out and see the JV and Varsity Softball teams in action as they open up to win their first games next Monday and Tuesday at HOME starting at 3:30 p.m.
Thanks again and GO LADY PATRIOTS!
Coach Allie Park
2.12.14: Practice Wednesday
Due to the fact that the weather is not cooperating, cheer clinic will be in the gym, and the Science Fair is in the Cafetorium today, we have a change in practice location (Wednesday, 2/12). We are practicing today at the Troy Parks and Rec Center (in the gym) on Enzor Road from 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
I apologize for any inconvenience, but I just want the girls to be as prepared as possible for games next week.
Thanks!
Coach Allie
2.10.14: Weekly Schedule: February 10 - February 16, 2014
Monday – February 10
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity: Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday – February 11
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity: Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday – February 12
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity and JV: Practice 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday – February 13
No Practice - OFF
Friday – February 14
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity: Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday – February 15
PLAS Softball Clinic: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Arrive and Set Up for Clinic: 8:30 a.m.
Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity and JV: Practice 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sunday-February 16
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity: Practice 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
2014 PLAS SOFTBALL ROSTER
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NAME
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#
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YR
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VARSITY
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Shebly Baggett
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14
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SR
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Kailee Taylor
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5
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SR
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Mary Margaret Starling
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4
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SR
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Ellie Barron
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10
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SR
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Kayla Benton
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3
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JR
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Amberlyn Baker
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15
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JR
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Kayla Dendy
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12
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SO
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Amanda Finlayson
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18
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SO
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Elaina Strother
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2
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SO
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Bailey Rushing
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29
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8
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Danielle Brown
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22
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9
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JV
Bailey Rushing Danielle Brown |
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Ashlyn Atwell
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16
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7
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Mallory Clifton
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15
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7
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Maggie Phelps
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23
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7
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Dekota Lasseter
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17
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7
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Sabra Daniels
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9
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8
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Calliee Jinright
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4
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9
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Jacy Oakes
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13
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9
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Jana Oakes
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14
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9
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Bailey Rushing
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29
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8
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Mya Terry
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1
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8
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2.3.14: Baseball/Softball Rules Clinic
Pike Liberal Arts will be hosting a Baseball & Softball Rules clinic with the Umpires Association next Tuesday, February 11 at 6:00 p.m. in the Library for any coaches in the area that are interested in attending.
2.3.14: Weekly Schedule: February 3 - February 7, 2014
Monday – February 3
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday – February 4
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday – February 5
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity and JV: Practice 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday – February 6
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday – February 7
Practice Attire: Red Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Red Belt and Red Socks
Varsity : Practice 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
JV: Practice 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday – February 8
Practice Attire: Navy Practice T-Shirt, White Softball Pants, Navy Belt and Navy Socks
JV and Varsity Pitchers and Catcher’s Practice (P&C): 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
JV and Varsity Practice/Scrimmage 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sunday-February 9
No Practice - OFF
1.28.14: PLAS SOFTBALL CLINIC
The Softball team will be hosting a Spring Softball clinic for any athletes in grades K-6. Please see the flyer and registration form here. This is a great opportunity for the Pike Softball programs to continue to develop our K-6th grade athletes and give them the tools they need for success.
If your daughter is playing for recreational softball this spring, this will be a great way to get started for her season. It will also allow our young players to get an understanding of fundamental skills in hitting, throwing, catching, fielding, and baserunning. If your daughter is interested in playing softball, they should be in attendance.
Pre-Registration due Friday, February 7th. Mail forms and payment to:
Pike Liberal Arts School, Attention: Coach Park
P.O. Box 329, Troy, AL 36081
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Allie Park: apark@pikelib.com
What: PLAS Spring 2014 Softball Clinic
Who: Athletes in Grades K-6
When: Saturday, February 15, 2014
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where: Mendy Avant Softball Field
Registration Fee: $35 (includes t-shirt)
1.24.14: Softball Team Gears Up for Season
Read the full article from the Troy Messenger here.
1.23.14: Updated SB/BB Schedule:
1.18.14: BASEBALL & SOFTBALL CLEAN-UP WORKDAY
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On Saturday, February 1, 2014, the baseball and softball teams will be having a clean-up workday to prepare for the spring season.
All helping hands from parents, players, and others are encouraged to come at 8:00 a.m. to work and prepare for the baseball and softball season.
Thank you for your support and Go Patriots!!!
1.18.14: PLAS SPRING SOFTBALL CLINIC
The Softball team will be hosting a Spring Softball clinic for any athletes in grades K-6. Please see the flyer and registration form here. This is a great opportunity for the Pike Softball programs to continue to develop our K-6th grade athletes and give them the tools they need for success. If your daughter is playing for recreational softball this spring, this will be a great way to get started for her season. It will also allow our young players to get an understanding of fundamental skills in hitting, throwing, catching, fielding, and baserunning. If your daughter is interested in playing softball, they should be in attendance.
Pre-Registration due Friday, February 7th. Mail forms and payment to:
Pike Liberal Arts School, Attention: Coach Park
P.O. Box 329, Troy, AL 36081
If you have any questions, please contact Coach Allie Park: apark@pikelib.com
What: PLAS Spring 2014 Softball Clinic
Who: Athletes in Grades K-6
When: Saturday, February 15, 2014
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where: Mendy Avant Softball Field
Registration Fee: $35 (includes t-shirt)
PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL Softball 2014
PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL Softball 2014
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Allie Park
Email: apark@pikelib.com
Pike Liberal Arts School Athletic Mission:
We believe that the athletic program at Pike Liberal Arts School complements the academic program. Both involve students in a healthy learning and growth process, which helps them to develop the skills to be lifelong teachers. These complementary programs provide experiences through which individuals can mature and learn to make thoughtful choices while considering the rights and feeling of others.
We believe in providing a comprehensive and inclusive athletic program, which includes opportunities through which to teach and learn life skills, The Pike Liberal Arts School Athletic Program encourages participation and cooperation with others , a strong commitment to growth of each participant, and performance, which demonstrates good citizenship; all practiced in a spirit of healthy competition.
Player Expectations
- Have a positive and respectful attitude.
- “Be Here and Now” only softball between lines when you show up for practices/games.
- Work Hard – players are more likely to succeed when 110% is given.
- Use teammates and coaches as a resource. We are working towards one common goal.
- Win State Championship!
- Players must maintain high team spirit and display good sportsmanship. There will be no put-downs by any team member.
- Make attainable and reachable goals for yourselves and for the team.
- Always encourage and support your teammates.
- Maintain good personal habits that enhance healthy living – sleep, eat, NO drugs/alcohol.
- HAVE FUN!!!
PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL
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Team Rules
- Academics is one of a player’s top priorities. School is first, softball after. Practice time management. Players who choose not to abide by these guidelines may see time of the bench.
- Respect all coaches, officials, teammates, and yourselves.
- Be on time for all games, practices, team functions – 10 minute rule. If there is any reason a player should be late/absent, the player must tell the coach in advance.
- Unexcused absences will result in suspension of play for the next game. Attendance is kept at all practices and games and is crucial to developing and enhancing skills.
- Being late for practices/games will not be tolerated. A player who is late to practice without an excuse will be assigned extra conditioning. Being late to a game may keep a player from starting that game.
- Take constructive criticism with a positive response.
- Always be prepared for anything. Bring proper gear for rain or shine. Always bring tennis shoes. Have the appropriate clothing according to the weather. Players who are not prepared may result with extra conditioning at the next practice.
- Deal with negatives – throw dirt/grass, smile, and get over it.
- If you make a mistake, let your teammates pick you up and have the next play.
- Speech = nic e, neutral, or not at all on the field and off. Practice good sportsmanship!
- You are teammates, so it is your responsibility to treat each other with respect.
- If you have a medical issue: Tell the Coach and see the Athletic Trainer/Physician immediately, don’t wait! Take pride in yourself and what you have.
- Always remember that you represent your family, Pike Liberal Arts School, and this community. Represent them with pride!!!
- Challenge yourself to do more then what is asked of you.
- Be a role model on and off the field.
- If you are at school you are expected to be at practice.
- If you are injured you are expected at practice.
- Any payer that uses foul language will RUN 20 foul poles.
- Playing time is not up for discussion.
- Practice: Chain of command if you have an issue is as follows: Talk to me, after that you may talk to Coach Gene Allen and if needed you may talk to Mrs. Sikes.
- I will be available to talk to parents or players after practice and 24 hours after a game. Please wait for that time to allow for perspective before coming to me with a problem or a concern.
- If a parent is being disruptive at a game or practice they will be asked to leave. If it continues the police will be notified.
- When you quit, you quit for good. You will not be allowed back on the team
Practice:
- Give 110% daily at practice.
- Play with CONFIDENCE, aggressiveness, and “positive emotion”.
- Sprint on and off the field.
- You will make-up every practice you miss at coach’s digression.
- No jewelry will be worn at practice or during games (violation will result in 10 foul poles)
- No cell phones at practice or during warm-ups/games. 30 foul poles for violation.
- No shorts, tennis shoes, tank tops are to be worn at practice. 20 foul poles for violation.
- You must come to practice every day. If you leave early or come late it is considered an absence. After 4 absences you will be dismissed from the team.
- You must wear your practice uniform and cleats to every practice (violation will result in 10 foul poles)
Game:
- Play each and every pitch like it is your last.
- Game uniform must be worn correctly.
- Sprint on and off the field.
- No talking to anyone not associated with the team during practice, pre-game, or during the game.
- No eating during the game except gum, seeds, fruit, and/or candy bar.
- Any player who throws equipment or helmets will pay a $10.00 fee that will be donated to the SB program.
- No negative comments or facial/other expressions towards umpires, other players, or coaches. You will immediately be benched.
- Everyone is to take care of what they are assigned to.
- Each player is responsible for her belongings. If you leave something you will run 10 foul poles.
- No equipment will be left out. The team will run a pole for each dollar of equipment (ex: ball=$12.00 hence 12 poles).
- No one leaves until everything is done and we break it down.
- The coaches will continually work to make themselves and the player better on and of the field.
- This is to let players and parents know what the coaches expect of them and what they expect of us. If we need to add to this list you will be notified. We will make all efforts to make this softball season a rewarding and a learning experience that will last a life time!!!
PIKE LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL
SOFTBALL PHILOSOPHY
Playing time
The best nine players will play. By the best - this includes but is not limited to, the best work ethic, the best attitude, the best teammates, and the best players that have worked hard in order to get better and succeed athletically and mentally. Coach Park will not discuss playing time with parents at any point. If an athlete is concerned about playing time, she should contact Coach Park and discuss it face-to-face. This teaches the athletes how to communicate effectively.
Effort
Players are expected to give 110% effort in between the white lines on and off the field. They should make an honest effort in every drill throughout practice, games, and in the classroom. This will help players improve their game and learn to work hard in order to succeed.
Adherence to team rules
If for some reason, the players do not abide by the rules and expectations, they will see consequences. For example, they may have extra conditioning after practice. In many circumstances, the whole team will be included. Since we play as a team, we operate as a team.
Improvement and performance
Player evaluation will not be based solely on the fact of whether the team wins or loses. Players learn when they make a mistake; correct ions and improvements happen when players make mistakes so they can succeed in the future. All players will have one-on-one meetings to set goals, discuss methods of improvement, and a final one-on-one meeting to evaluate how well they performed their set goal individually. Team classroom practices for goal-setting, mental preparation classroom sessions, and other teambuilding and team bonding events will be scheduled throughout the season.
Self-Motivation and Leadership
Coaches will provide the proper techniques and motivation to succeed. As players, they have to “want” to succeed. They have to “want it” and be self-motivated outside of practice to make themselves better. All players are asked to serve a leadership role. This can be leading by example, leading by encouraging, leading by voice, leading by work ethic, and many more.
Nutrition
All players should eat regularly, drink plenty of water, and take a daily vitamin. Staying healthy is a key component of playing sports. Lots of calories will be burned by practicing and conditioning daily, so it is essential that players eat and drink properly during the season. If there are any circumstances where the player shows signs of an eating disorder, coaches will meet with the player and contact the parent/guardian.
11.18.13:PEPSI SOFTBALL FUNDRAISER PICK UP: THURSDAY 11/21 after 10AM
Pepsi orders will be available for pick-up anytime after 10 AM on Thursday, November 21 at the Boys Weight Room.
Please note that Sunkist orders will not be available for pick-up as this is on special order and will not be in for a few more weeks. Coach Park will announce this pick-up date when it becomes available.
Please click here for the 2014 Baseball/Softball schedule.
10.10.13: PLAS PEPSI SOFTBALL FUNDRAISER
Please see the flier below and help support PLAS Softball. See Coach Park or a softball player for an order form.
