Drew French, Houston Astros

Parent, Coach and Player Development

Parent, Coach and Player Development Series

Oak Hill is excited to offer a training and development program for our Parents, Coaches and Players.  Oak Hill events are geared towards both the player and the parent.  

The fall, 2023 Softball Training Program is all set.  Sign up below!

Instructors

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Alli Akina, Oak Hill, Bowie HS and Texas State Alum!

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Tiffany Licon, Oak Hill, Bowie HS and St Mary’s Alum!

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Aspen Howie, Lake Travis and University of Houston Alum!

Softball Training!

Receive All Star Instruction for Oak Hill Players!

 

Previous Oak Hill Events

Arm Care and Pitching Clinics
Players and parents learned arm care exercises and routines. An intro to pitching clinic was also held.
Positive Coaching Alliance
PCA events are held once a season. Our partnership with PCA provides training for parents on how to grow as a parent and coach.
Hitforth - Hitting 101
Practice planning and hitting systems for your practices, including fun hitting games, drills and common youth mistakes & adjustments. Date: September 16, 2020 Jeff Leach - Partner & Hitting Coach at Hitforth
Catching Meet Up
Baseball & Softball Catching “meet up” for Catchers and their Parents and Coaches Andrew Prater, Catching Corp.
Pitching 101
Pitching 101 by Oak Hill's Own, Drew French of the Atlanta Braves
Softball clinics
Bi-weekly softball pitching lessons were held by Coach Elizabeth Price.
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PCA Events

Positive Coaching Alliance Events

Positive Coaching Alliance Events

DOUBLE-GOAL COACH® Event

Our first interactive workshop, titled “DOUBLE-GOAL COACH®” will be February 9, 2020 from 3pm – 5pm at the Austin Oaks Church.

Our Association has made a significant financial investment in these workshops.  This is an investment of the future of our organization, starting with our front line leaders and coaches, through our parents, and everybody involved.

This event is required for all badged Coaches from our 6U to 14U leagues, which will include the Head Coach, Priority Assistant, Assistant Coaches and Bench Coaches (any coach who normally requires a badge during the season).

This interactive workshop begins by defining the DOUBLE-GOAL COACH® as someone who strives to win and works to prepare his/her team to play at its highest level, and at the same time, teaches life lessons (teamwork, dedication, bouncing back from mistakes, etc.) to his/her players.

Upon course completion, each coach will be a certified DOUBLE-GOAL COACH®, equipped to pursue both winning and the more important goal of teaching life lessons through sports.

RSVP Below.:

Frequently asked questions:

What happens if I have plans for February 9 and can’t attend?
We have alternative options available if you cannot attend this event. Please RSVP below and we will get back to you with the next steps.

Is the February 9 event required by all parents?
No, this event is just for Coaches that would normally have a badge during the season. 

Please make every effort to make this event.

What should I expect from this event?
We’ve had 1 coach already complete this course and said, “Hey Nolan, I completed the PCA course a few nights ago and was very pleasantly surprised and impressed with the curriculum. I expected a cheesy/check-the-box type of “training” but came away with a lot that I will use (focusing on effort, emphasis on learning/improvement/mastery over talent and “flushing” mistakes).”

Are Wee Ball Parents required to attend?
No.  Although not required, Wee Ball Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Parent Workshop, February 23 from 3-5pm at Austin Oaks Church.

This event is geared towards parents. We highly encourage your attendance at this workshop.

Everyone wants to win. That’s the first goal in sports. But in youth and high school sports there is a second, more important goal, teaching life lessons through sports. In this workshop, parents learn why and how to focus on that second goal. This workshop conveys the essence of the philosophy and several tips and tools parents can use to help their children get the most from youth and high school sports.

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