Lance Oubs

Congratulations to Carly Oubs for receiving the We Play For 3 scholarship presented by the Sidloski family at last night’s match 🤗 #Bearcats | #WePlayFor3

I am excited to announce my commitment to the admissions process at Amherst College! Thank you to God, Coach Pyne and Coach Murphy, my coaches at Lovett and ATL, and my family for their support throughout this process. Go Mammoths! 🦣 @LovettBaseball @lightning_ATL

Good look at 2027 LHP/RHP Roman Fishman out of the pen in bracket play. Quality mover with a loose arm stroke & projection in the lean, long-limbed 6-foot-2, 180-pound frame. FB: 82-85; ASR, feel to land to either half of the plate CB: 73-75; Depth CH: 78-79 @PB_Uncommitted @643DPAthletics || @lovettathletics #PBClassic26

When you choose to play baseball, you choose one of the hardest and most humbling sports on the planet. It will reveal a lot about your character — and over time, help develop stronger qualities within you. Champions understand that growth comes more through adversity than comfort. That’s what makes this game so special: it tests you and teaches you at the same time. But never let the game define your worth or convince you that you’re somehow less when things don’t go your way. It’s a game. Play it. Learn from it. Grow from it.

Resilience isn’t the absence of failure—it’s the refusal to let failure have the final word. Every setback you face—a lost game, an injury, a missed opportunity—isn’t a verdict on your worth or your potential. It’s simply data. It tells you where you are, not who you are. The great ones don’t avoid pain; they move through it. They treat bruises, torn ligaments, and crushed expectations as tuition for the version of themselves that’s still coming. When your lungs burn and your legs scream to stop, remember: the body adapts to what you demand of it. The same is true for your mind and heart. Every time you choose to get back up, to run one more rep, to study one more film session after a loss, you are rewiring yourself to become unbreakable. The scoreboard will forget most of your games. The record books won’t capture the mornings you trained in the rain, the nights you iced injuries alone, or the quiet moments you chose belief over doubt. But those moments will live in you. They will become the quiet strength that carries you when everything else feels uncertain. You were not built to be comfortable. You were built to become. So fall. Hurt. Doubt. Cry if you need to. Then stand up, wipe your face, and go again. Because resilience isn’t a gift some athletes have and others don’t. It’s a choice you make, one rep, one day, one comeback at a time. The world is waiting to see what you’re willing to become on the other side of hard. Keep going. You’re tougher than the toughest thing you’ve faced so far. Prove it. #CSTruth

Assistant Coach Opportunity The Lovett School is looking for an assistant baseball coach for the 2025-2026 season. ⚾️ Varsity Pitching Coach (former college pitcher/pitching coach experience) ☑️ Likely Comm. Coach Position (Comp. Stipend) 📨 Resumes 📬 HC, Lance Oubs - [email protected]

Assistant Coach Opportunity The Lovett School is looking for an assistant baseball coach for the 2025-2026 season. ⚾️ Varsity Pitching Coach (former college pitcher/pitching coach experience) ☑️ Likely Comm. Coach Position (Comp. Stipend) 📨 Resumes 📬 HC, Lance Oubs - [email protected]

I’m excited to announce that I will be continuing my athletic and academic career at East Carolina University! Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way and the East Carolina coaching staff for giving me this opportunity. GO PIRATES! 🏴‍☠️

Congratulations to Carly Oubs for being recognized by the WPSL for Outstanding Performance in the Southeast Conference Peachtree Division! 👏 #Bearcats | #WePlayFor3