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When cleaning pants and jerseys, make sure that you wash them individually, not together, for colors will bleed.

Pre soak your uniform pants in cold water. Oxy clean is highly recommended.

Next, cold water soak.

Then wash in cold water cycle again, individually.

AIR DRY ONLY.

The Goals of Lakeville South Baseball contains three components:

1. To develop fundamentally, mentally and physically as a team and individually.
2. To gain exposure as a team
3. To compete in and win both the South Suburban Conference and MN State Championship.

The team is the most important segment of this process. When making decisions we base all of them on what is best for the program. At times what is best for the program is not always the best for the individual. This is part of being on a team.

We are playing 20 plus games this season. Our role is to determine who is playing at the top level, and who will most help the team perform at the highest possible level. The players performing at the highest level will be the players getting the most playing time. Sometimes the top players do not help the team achieve their highest level, but a player who fits the need or fills a role will help the team achieve its highest level. Parents, our opinion of who is playing best may be different than your opinion of who is playing best. Our views are strictly based upon what will help the team achieve its goals and win games. Playing time, and where your son plays on the field will not be up for discussion.

Players are welcome to discuss with the coaches their role on the team. Players, keep in mind that we are very honest. We believe that all of you have valuable roles on the team. There may be games when you play seven innings or more and games when you play no innings. Players have the opportunity to increase playing time by consistently performing well in practice and by playing well in games while making the most of your opportunities. This means that it is vital to show up for practice ready to perform and demonstrate to the coaches that you deserve more, or even some, playing time in critical game situations.

Baseball is a game that on field decisions are rarely, if ever, 100% guaranteed successful. This creates an open door for criticism. Parents, we hope that you will keep your negative comments to yourself and support the decisions made by the coaches and remember that baseball is a game of percentages.

We also ask that parents refrain from visiting or coaching the players during the game. Remember you are a fan, so enjoy the game.

We as coaches hope that you take all of this in a positive way, let’s work together to make your son's experience with Lakeville South Baseball a successful one.

SEWNEAT

Lakeville South Transportation for Baseball

North of the River: We get rides from Lakeville South to event place and back to Lakeville South. All levels.

South of the River: 9th grade and JV for they travel together get rides from Lakeville South to Event and back to Lakeville South.

Varsity and Sophomores we will be traveling together to event from Lakeville South, but we must find a ride home from event
( NO RIDE HOME)

Click here for list of available facilities

All baseball players that are going out for school ball need to register with the school Athletic Office.

All participants must complete a registration packet before they can practice.

Registration materials can be picked up from the Lakeville South Athletic Office. Forms may also be printed from the following link:  www.lshs.isd194.k12.mn.us/forms.shtml

Register online here:  Register for Spring school baseball

If you have questions, please contact Activities Administrative Assistant Naomi Rognesss at 952-232-3320.

Email Naomi online here:  narogness@isd194.k12.mn.us

PHYSICAL EXAMS: IF YOUR PHYSICAL IS MORE THAN THREE YEARS OLD YOU WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE UNTIL YOU RECEIVE A NEW EXAM.