Lakeside Vikings Fastpitch Softball

Letter From New Head Coach Brian Granger

Dear Parents,

I want to say how honored I am to be named Head Softball Coach for next year. I know we really have some very talented players and I am looking forward to coaching the girls, again. I am going to have a player meeting on Nov. 30 at 3:30pm in Room 1215 (Coach Boggs' room).

I know that this past season got derailed. However, I want to move forward and move this program ahead with a purpose and vision. I met with the board (and Coach Newmyer and Mr. Loyd) the other night and we have started to get the softball program running in the right direction. We talked about how the dugout club needs to be more disciplined, more inclusive and how we can do more for the girls. Not just the girls in the program, now, but start running the dugout club so that there is a legacy for the girls in the future. This will take all of us working together.

I know we were supposed to have a parent meeting, but we are going to postpone that until April. At that time, we will meet and go over what try-outs will look like and what lies ahead for the next season and beyond. In the meantime, if you have any questions of me, please do not hesitate to contact me via email.

Also, please read a PDF of the goals and objectives for the program.

I know we have great and supportive parents I can't wait to meet all of you. Again, I am honored to be back, and I look forward to coaching your daughters.

Thank you so much for your support!

Brian Granger, Head Softball Coach

Lakeside Vikings Softball Goals + Objectives

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