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Champlin Dayton Traveling Baseball
Parent Roles and Responsibilities

Responsibilities of Parents:

It is your responsibility to get your child(ren) to practice and games. Be on time.
• Attendance to practice and games is mandatory. If you plan on making less then 80% of the practices this is not a program for you or your child. Players missing several practices OR games can be removed from the traveling program or get less play time in games.
• Parents will be required to work at the "A" and "B" traveling tournaments hosted by CDAA traveling baseball.
• Ensure your team has a team parent. If the coach has not selected one, make sure one is selected and communicated to the coach. This is an important role as they are responsible for communications regarding your teams play and activities. A Team parent cannot be related to the coach.
• Be positive. Set a good example for your children, encourage and compliment player performance and effort. Strive to build self•esteem and confidence in your child and their teammates.
• Open a line of communication with your child's coach and/or team parent.
• Control your emotions. Do not yell discouraging words at your child, your child's teammates, coaches, other players, opposing coaches or umpires. Children pick up quickly on behavioral cues from watching adults. Parent's behavior also reflects on our traveling program, school and community.
• Remember it is the Coaches responsibility to discuss game situations with umpires.
• Take the time to work with your child on his or her skills.
• If intervention is needed due to a problem with another player or the coach, try these guidelines.
• It is not always the best time to approach them before, after or during a game.
• Talk with your team representative first and see if they can help resolve the issue.
• Remember to work with the other parties involved versus against them. Ask if you can call them to discuss an issue with your child.
• Delivery of the issue is important. Make sure the issue is your child's and is in their best interest not your own. Work together for a resolution.
• Don't forget Coaches are volunteers. They can use a pat on the back as much as your children

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Rules for Play (pdf) :

7U Rules for Play
8U Rules for Play
10U Rules for Play
12U Rules for Play

TRAVELING BASEBALL:
Parent Responsibilities
Coach Responsibilities
Player responsibilities
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