Reply to "Freshmen"

cabbagedadHSBaseballWeb member since 2011

Originally Posted by NDallasDad:

I don't see setting an example and being a team leader as always being the same. I struggle to see how a Freshman would be a team leader in a 10 week HS season. Example yes, leader no.

I agree with working hard, doing your job, etc and earning the respect/trust of the upper class-men.

Then I wish you could see the kid I'm talking about. Over the years, we've had a few other freshmen come up with us and have a similar impact on the temperament of the team as well. Competitive enthusiasm, hard work and enthusiasm are infectious. When others begin to follow their lead to any degree... well, that's leadership.

4/22/1412:17 PM

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