LL All-star playing rules

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here and I appreciate all the perspectives especially the coaches that are chiming in.

... but there are 6 parents coaching and they are not the top 6 players, so could end up a bench player.

That is craziness! Speaks to a head coach / LL commissioner who has completely lost control.

Oh yeah, first scrimmage was a bit crazy. They had 5 coaches trying to provide instruction and on 2 different occasions “extra” coaches told kids to do the wrong thing. After the plays, one of the “head” coaches had to correct them. I assume there’s a limit of the number of coaches on the bench during the game, but the scrimmage was wild.

This is an inexperienced young age group team, so coaches were on the field providing instruction.

At this point, travel ball seems preferable to this bs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here and I appreciate all the perspectives especially the coaches that are chiming in.

... but there are 6 parents coaching and they are not the top 6 players, so could end up a bench player.

That is craziness! Speaks to a head coach / LL commissioner who has completely lost control.

Oh yeah, first scrimmage was a bit crazy. They had 5 coaches trying to provide instruction and on 2 different occasions “extra” coaches told kids to do the wrong thing. After the plays, one of the “head” coaches had to correct them. I assume there’s a limit of the number of coaches on the bench during the game, but the scrimmage was wild.

This is an inexperienced young age group team, so coaches were on the field providing instruction.

At this point, travel ball seems preferable to this bs.

Ha! The head coaches are also the travel coaches for this age group and 8/12 played travel. It’s a small town and the u12 travel teams (one per age group) still take a break during little league.