Coaches Corner
Introducing Our New Coaches Program!
Coaching Development for Our Volunteers and Coaches
Program Overview
A new program offered to help support our new/returning coaches throughout the season. The goal is to give volunteers an essential baseball education that provides them the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to effectively coach at all youth levels while, also improving their own coaching experience.
Key Features
- Personalized: Instruction for all coaching skill levels (beginner, intermediate, experienced).
- Expert Coaches: Led by experienced and professional coaches with a passion for the game.
- Training: Rules, Equipment, Practices, Skills (batting, pitching, fielding), Strategy, and Safety.
- Format: Focused seminars, on-field training, in-season discussions and reviews.
- Flexibility: Instruction and materials available throughout the season to help fit busy schedules.
- Cost: The program is offered for FREE to all coaches and volunteers of East Nepean.
For more information on coaching contact Matti Emery, Coach Development.
Learn to Coach
ENLL has been teaching youth the joy of baseball since 1956, and huge part of this success is due to our coaches and volunteers.
ENLL would not be able to operate without them. This is an opportunity to learn about the game and coach while giving back to your community and its youth.
WE NEED YOU!
Get Involved - Become a Coach - We are always looking for people to help coach
Little League Canada - Coaches Corner Newsletter (https://littleleague.ca/coaches/)
Police Record Check (Vulnerable Sector) Link to apply and get more information: https://www.ottawapolice.ca/en/reports-and-requests/police-record-checks.aspx#Expand-for-more-details_2
ENLL Volunteer Letter: 2024 Season Volunteer Letter (PDF)
If you would like more information, please contact:
Coaching Resources
New Coaches Program Flyer
Score Reporting
Scores will now be submitted through your Team Connect or Stack Sports login.
House League Rules
Position Tracking
Download an Excel or PDF file which helps track 8 to 13 players on a team.
Pitching Log
It is important to track the number of pitches every pitcher takes in every game. If you haven't received your Pitching Log Form Book from your director, print off some sheets until you can get one.
Lightning Guidelines
On seeing lightning, all games are suspended and may start only after 15 minutes have passed from the last sighting of lightning.
All players and spectators should move to safety and away from steel fences and trees. Wait in your cars until the game restarts or is canceled.
For more information, please read: http://www.littleleague.org/learn/programs/asap/lightning.htm
Special Game Forms
During the regular season and the summer season any time an East Nepean team is playing a game outside of the scheduled league games the coach must complete a special games report and submit to Jim Dean (jimdean@littleleague.ca) the District Administrator for our district.
East Nepean Little League ID number is 557-02-05
Special Game request for Little League (PDF)
Special Game request for Non-Little League (PDF)
Becoming a Summer Coach
If you are interested in coaching one of the East Nepean summer teams, please read this document below to find out how you could become one.
Selection Criteria
East Nepean Summer coach selection Criteria
For more information please contact:
