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During the season, the coaches and parents might not understand the rules, and as the season goes on and things get more competitive, they need to know what’s going on to avoid potential conflicts.  \nPractices/Events  \n● Weekday (Mon-Fri) events are limited to two events per week. An event includes games, scrimmages and practices.  \n● Weekends (Sat-Sun) have no restrictions on the number of events.  \n● The season will start off with two practices per week (should you choose) with a game on Saturdays and then will move to two games per week to close out the year (a weekday game and practice, and a Saturday game) .  \n● Manager selects practice location from available list, as well as date and time.  \n● At practice, start with the basics:  \no Show the players the bases and which direction to run.  \no Work with kids on a level swing and let them know to be aware of their surroundings before swinging a bat (such as coaches putting the ball on tee or other kids walking in the area) .  \no Work with them on throwing correctly.  \no Show them a defensive stance and how to get the mitt down for a ground ball.  \no Show them how to catch with their mitt up (most want to basket catch everything) .  \nCommunication  \n● Send out communication to parent(s) to let them know who you are and that you will be coaching their player’s team this year. Provide them with practice details and communicate game schedules when available.  \n● Instruct parents to download the GameChanger app for team communications. This makes communication easier via chat (or email) and you can assign game day duties through the app as well (such as snack duties) .  \n● Let parents know that uniforms need to be returned at the end of the season (they keep the hats) . We need to get all our uniforms back. The easiest solution here is to collect them after the last game of the season, which is during our closing ceremonies (let parents know this is the plan when you hand jerseys out, and then collect them all) .  \n● Any parents who wish to volunteer must register as a volunteer, complete a background check (they should expect an email from JDP), and complete the Abuse Awareness training. You can sign up to volunteer and find the Abuse Awareness training on our website at [salmoncreekll.com](salmoncreekll.com).  \n● Speak to parents regularly. Encourage them to over communicate player availability.  \n● Encourage parents to work with their players at home. Throwing and catching in particular.  \n● Communicate with the Tee Ball Commissioner if player participation drops.  \nGame Day Overview  \nRainout Procedures  \n● LJSP can be used in the rain, even when other fields are not available due to its synthetic surface. Game time decision is the manager’s call. Be smart – if it’s too cold, it’s too cold.  \n● Coaches concerned about weather can get in touch with the opposing team and their commissioner to confirm the game (or not) .  \nField Prep  \n● The home team is responsible for installing the bases (found in Field 3 dugout storage) and moving soccer goals (if they are in the way) .  \nGame Rules  \nTime Limitations  \n● Game Time – 3 innings or a hard stop at 1 hour 30 minutes from scheduled start time. No new inning can start after 1 hour from the start.  \nScorekeeping  \n● No score is kept.  \nNumber of Players  \n● An ideal roster size for tee ball is 7-10. Smaller rosters allow for a better experience for the players and the coaches, and keeps the players engaged more.  \n● Up to ten defensive players can be on the field at one time-regular infield and four outfielders. If you have an 11th player, have them play catcher, with any additional kids in the outfield. Up to three coaches are encouraged to stand in the field to instruct defensive players.  \nGeneral Rules  \n● It’s re","cbCaibweRPYHTxjG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibweRPYHTxjG","pdf",157666,"English","# Practices/Events\n## Communication\n# Game Day Overview\n## Rainout Procedures\n## Field Prep\n## Game Rules\n## Safety Rules","[{\"question\":\"How many events are allowed per week during the Tee Ball season?\",\"answer\":\"Weekday events (Mon-Fri) are limited to two events per week, where an event can include games, scrimmages, and practices. Weekends (Sat-Sun) have no restrictions on the number of events.\"},{\"question\":\"What communication steps are required for coaches and parents?\",\"answer\":\"Coaches should introduce themselves, share practice details, and communicate game schedules when available. 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