Cam Stimpson named to 2011 Under Armour Pre-Season All-American Team

Unfortunately, not enough time and tight times for too many for money to be raised -- Cam could not attend for a second year.  Dedicated to finding a way to assist inner-city players with getting to these types of events.  Not giving up! This is how you keep Black youth in baseball and progressing toward the next level - they have to be able to take advantage of elite showcases and tournaments!

Beginning Again

We've taken some time to reassess -  to regroup and really target content.  After speaking to so many of you, this blog will now reflect what you really need to know about raising a scholar athete - a future global leader! We will especially highlight what moms can do to give general direction and advice.  Lots of exciting information to come. Stay connected - visit often. Here's to Sportsmoms - all over the world!

All the best and be blessed,
Phillysportsmom (all one word)

Celebrate the wonderful accomplishments of your children! 2009-10 Baseball Presidential Honor Roll

http://www.bigsouthsports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=4800&ATCLID=204970884

2009-10 Baseball Presidential Honor Roll


Updated: July 26, 2010 2:07 PM

by: Big South

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The 2009-10 Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll was released today, and 145 baseball student-athletes were named to the annual list. To be named to the Presidential Honor Roll, student-athletes must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or better for the recently-completed academic year (see Leon Stimpson, UNC Asheville).

Charleston Southern (13)

Tom Burkett

Nick Chinners

Tim Flight

Cody Johnson

Charlie McCready

Brantley Meier

Ben Qualkinbush

Scotty Radabaugh

George Schaefer

Derek Smith

Tyler Thornburg

Andrew White

Harrison Wilkins

Coastal Carolina (15)

Austin Fleet

Doug Fleming

Tucker Frawley

Jackson Geary

Keith Hessler

Jose Iglesias

Tommy La Stella

Dan Lombardozzi

Taylor Motter

Hayes Orton

Adam Rice

Luke Schlechte

T.J. Swank

Rich Witten

Alan Young

Gardner-Webb (24)

Zeke Blanton

Brandon Boling

Ty Boyles

Brad Collins

Josh Drewery

Jeremy Freeman

Jeff Giersbrook

Justin Gullickson

Michael Hanzlik

Jeff Howell

Casey Johns

Matt Liedberg

Adam McFarland

O.J. McFarland

Alex McMahan

Aaron Miller

Stefan Morris

Kyle Paeplow

Wes Poyner

Dusty Quattlebaum

Matt Sapp

Conner Scarborough

Brock Wilson

Danny Yelverton

High Point (12)

Spencer Andrews

Steve Antolik

Andrew Bartlett

Max Fulginiti

Matt Gantner

Drew Geissinger

Robbie Gilles

Sal Pezzino

Mikel Rodenberg

Nick Schumacher

Corey Swickle

Wes Torrez

Liberty (18)

Dane Beakler

Tyler Bream

Daniel Brown

Carter Browning

Bryan Cole

Steven Evans

Michael Forslund

Joshua Healey

Jeff Jefferson

P.J. Jimenez

Keegan Linza

Christopher McDougal

Joshua McLeod

Michael Robertson

Mark Swanson

Austin Taylor

Shawn Teufel

Nathan Thompson

Presbyterian College (19)

Micah Black

Nate Chong

Tim Corbin

Stewart Curry

Emmett Goodman III

Gabe Grammer

Derek Herron

Matt Hill

Mack Hite

Nate Horton

Alex Loftin

Tony Micklon

Matt Nodelman

Jordan Pace

Brandon Paul

Chris Powell

Steven Richardson

Justin Setzer

Andrew Williams

Radford (10)

Derrick Brewer

Cory Cook

Zach Costello

Matt Hillsinger

Greg Juanarena

Jeff Kemp

Cassidy McDaniel

Jason Patten

Jake Quigg

James Woods

UNC Asheville (17)

Danny Baatz

Cody Buch

C.A. Clayton

Ryan Dull

Jonny Eaker

Jacob Edwards

Austin Graham

Ian Graham

Dan Lammers

Carson McLean

David Ricker

Justin Schumer

** Leon Stimpson

Dillon Tabar

Mike Vaughn

Daniel Weller

Taylor Wohlwend

VMI (2)

Alex Haitsuka

Adam Kruithof

Winthrop (15)

Robbie Brewer

Tyler Cook

Matteo D'Angelo

Patrick Gamblin

Greg Hough

Jason Kosakow

Robert Lake

Tyler McBride

Justin Newport

Dom Patterozzi

Matt Pierpont

Sean Sullivan

Matt Thielepape

Brett Thomas

Max Vogel

ONE PERSON CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

In the life of a child, ONE person CAN make a difference! The sacrifices that you make, the dedication that you bring, the attention to details that you give CAN be what catapults the child into "elite" status, when it comes to athletics and arts! Show me a child that is exceptional in academics AND athletics, and/or academics AND the arts, and we'll show you paths beyond ordinary imagination!

This is exactly what's needed in the world today - a deeper commitment to honing God-given talents, a richer understanding of the purpose we each have. Take steps to help a child! You'll take giant steps toward building the common humanity that was meant to co-exist in this world. MAXIMIZE HUMAN POTENTIAL! Don't wait - take steps today - the children are counting on us "for the assist!"

Then tell us your story! We are connecting people and resources to create better lives for children! We are committed to using athletics and arts to drive success in academics, and vice versa! Ultimately, we are dedicated to ensuring productive postsecondary experiences! Won't you help? Tell us that you're dedicated to pitching in!

In closing, encouraging you and wishing God's blessings upon you - today and always!

Phillysportsmom

Our Next Steps

We will leave no stone unturned in providing information and delivering resources to all of you parents interested in maximizing the growth and development of your child(ren). We are staunch advocates of using athletics and the arts to drive success in academics, and vice versa.  Children don't come here with a template already built-in.  We will help you develop the template from which to more specifically individualize a plan of action - no matter which sport or arts activity interests your child(ren).

Ride with us - you'll have no regrets.  Follow us and visit frequently for proven tips on using athletics and arts as a springboard for success in postsecondary education.  In society, we have plenty of examples of folk who inform from what was done wrong.  We'll inform from what was done correctly (and give examples) and you'll have a head start on maximizing the full potential of your greatest investment - your child(ren)!

Stay tuned for next steps.  Up next - the formation of a national membership nonprofit for purposes of training and development!  Also, the start of a community fund dedicated to "Keeping Blacks in Baseball" for use at elite training situations.  We'll let you know how you can contribute!  Details to come! 

All the best and be blessed! You can do it! Begin today!

Phillysportsmom

Single Moms Can Raise Stable Boys, Stars in the Classroom and Successful Athletes!

To learn more, read this article! Next, we'll discuss in more detail!

http://www.thegrio.com/sports/single-moms-step-up-to-the-plate-to-save-blacks-in-baseball.php

DON'T MISS OUT! (Don't delay!)

People make the same mistakes all the time.  They think they can wait for children to become "of age" before developing them (with no clear definition of what this really means).  Men make the excuse, "Oh, I need him to get a little older before I start throwing the ball around" (meanwhile the child just turned nine years old)!  Women say, "I need to get back into the thick of things - I'll get around to the lessons - let me just get into my job -- anyway the father is not doing anything, why should I?"  Both of these responses are just excuses!  While you are waiting for the perfect time, thousands of other children are perfecting their sport or craft.  Thousands of hours are being logged by other children, beginning as young as three (the age when my youngest was put on skis and started swinging a tennis racket).  Some will call this "overkill"  - say you are pushing the kids too fast.  Those of us who know better say that you are giving your child additional "enablers of success!"  Find examples when raising your child and follow the inner voice you hear. Start developing your child early - age eighteen will be here faster than you know,  Begin early - you'll be pleasantly surprised at the accomplishments along the way!