He is playing in the U-10 league. He missed the U-8 cut off by 2 weeks. He is going to be the tiniest U-10 kid out there! He's tough though. Last year he got socked in the face with the ball and also in the stomach. He did cry a little (but then again so would I if it were me!), but after he recouped, he went back out and played.
Well it's that time of year again and they are in desperate need of coaches. They had a coaches meeting last night at the library and I decided to go at the last minute. I got to hear that they have over 400 kids registered and plan to have more than that since some people register late. There are 5 U-10 boys teams and 3 U-10 girls teams. So far there was only 1 coach for the boys teams. As I listened to all the effort that was put into this league (which is all voluntary), I just couldn't sit there (well I guess I could, but I would have felt guilty) knowing that I could possibly fit another activity into my already busy world and didn't really want to yet...just chicken I guess!
But when they asked if there were any that were hesitant about coaching and would like training to do so, my arm and hand slowly went up...BAD ARM!
So I am now the coach of my son's U-1o league. Right now I have 10 players 4 of which played together last year and I know their families. I will probably have a few more since we may not have enough coaches and so they'll have to disperse a team or two onto the others. Looks like I also have a set of twins on my team...I hope they aren't identical and if they are they have some identifying feature that I can tell them apart...if not, the poor kids, I'll probably be calling them each others names the whole season!
Wish me luck! I think I'm going to need it! LOL!

2 comments:
You are a brave, brave woman! Good luck.
yeah, I'm thinking I may have lost my mind! LOL!
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