Reply to "California High School infields"

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cabbagedad posted:
I am dealing with some very misinformed field maintenance personnel and can use some feedback. Those in California...
How many HS's do you see with a DG infield vs an infield dirt mix?
How many HS's do you see with a full dirt IF as opposed to having a grass area?
Thanks for any observations and feedback.

I would try to get ahead of this. Get the Athletic Director at your HS and both of you go directly to the Athletic Director of your district or conference. I have seen a number of fields screwed up by maintenance personnel that have no clue. Their one and only concern seems to be how to minimize the regular maintenance. The issue of the playability of the field is lost on them. Unless they get redirected by whoever they report to you could be in for trouble.

1/19/1810:59 AM

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