Alpena, MI
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Baseball Closes Out Fall Season in Impressive Fashion acclumberjacks.com/sports/bs…
Successful Fall Ball Opening Weekend for Lumberjacks acclumberjacks.com/sports/bs…
First intrasquad back at the Lumberyard! Followed up by taking care of what’s ours! #GoJacks
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Alpena Community College - NJCAA DII in the MCCAA Northern Division.
Pitching preferred, but not limited to.
$3000 stipend.
Resumes sent to Ryan Gillings - [email protected].
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Our prior official Alpena CC baseball account, @AlpenaCCBSB was hacked. This account is now the official site for Alpena Community College baseball. New handle to come ⬆️⬆️
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Sophomore Derian Williams is last week's Beyond Horizons Tour and Travel Lumberjack of the Week. Derian scored 30 points in a 87-84 win at Montcalm and 28 to lead ACC to a 93-79 win over North Central Michigan College. Beyond Horizons is the exclusive travel provider for ACC.
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Don Meyer’s advice every coach should follow:
Shout praise. Whisper criticism.
Build confidence in public, correct in private. 🥇
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10 Things Sports Taught Me About Life:
1. Confidence is a choice.
Want to be good at anything in life? Choose confidence.
2. The sun will come up tomorrow.
The "End of career performance" is a story around the fire pit in six weeks' time.
3. You are not as important as you think.
99.9% of people never saw that terrible performance and don't know who you are.
4. The power is in the team.
You barely move the needle on your own.
5. Your bus is smaller than you think.
The people truly on your bus are few and far between, cherish them.
6. Money buys peace of mind, not happiness.
Money is a tool, not an endless dopamine rush.
7. You have one superpower ~ You.
The quickest way to succeed is by embracing you.
8. Nerves are a part of it.
Accept it, embrace it, and be fully present.
9. Risk is relative.
Risk is a muscle; develop it.
10. Embrace the unknowns.
There will be no perfect time, situation, or place.
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Be so TOUGH nothing rattles you.
Be so CONFIDENT you'll face any challenge.
Be so COMPETITIVE you refuse to lose.
Be so ENCOURAGING your teammates respect you.
Be so COACHABLE you're a joy to work with.
Be so RELIABLE we can't keep you off the court/field.
#CultureWins
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Baseball and softball open their seasons today in Gadsden, AL. Baseball doubleheader at 2/4 EST; softball 3/5 EST. Watch baseball streaming here youtube.com/@gadsdenstateath…
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Embrace the mundane.
“The mundane is the Monday to Saturday when you can actually win games. I embrace that part of the job and I’ve loved it. That’s why I’m still here, still playing.”
- Aaron Rodgers 🔥
Fall in love with the work between the lights.
Aaron Rodgers on embracing the mundane and being disciplined with the details.
“I embrace all the moments. I enjoy all of it. There’s a lot of beauty in the mundane. The mundane is the Monday to Saturday when you can actually win games. I embrace that part of the job and I’ve loved it. That’s why I’m still here, still playing.”
Excellence filters people out through boredom, discomfort, and delayed rewards. It lives in the details that most people don't have the discipline or patience to honor every day.
📹: Pittsburgh Steelers
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Tom Brady on feeling the PAIN of LOSSES:
absolutely loved how Brady shared his experience here 🔥
“I always felt like you should sit with that pain. The flight home should be painful. It should be disappointing. You shouldn’t try to escape it. You shouldn’t make excuses for it. You need to feel it… and then you need to have some actionable items to GO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
I think naturally the human nature part about all of us is to say ‘oh it’s just one game or one season’ and make excuses. And then when you live in those excuses, you don’t live in the solutions. And those solutions are to get back to work, let’s care more, have more discipline & better practice habits.”