I ranked them 1-20 based on the following criteria: Level of Competition, Variety of Competition, Field Quality, Family Fun, Tournament Format, Location
After 9 years coaching my 2 son's Meteors team, I found myself wanting to pass along to other coaches what I have learned. As many of you know, so much of this has nothing to do with baseball. I spent the last year putting everything I had into writing a comprehensive book called, "Travelball - How to Start and Manage a Successful Travel Baseball Team."
The book is 343 pages and includes chapters on Managing Players and Parents, Team Organization and Administration, Handling Umpires and Tournament Directors, Managing Playing Time, Strategy Adjustments for Youth Games, Handling Pitchers, Offense, Defense, Practices, Recruiting New Players, Tournament and Game Strategy, Hosting a Tournament and a lot more.
As Earl Weaver said, "It's what you learn after you think you know everything that really counts!"
- Ron Filipkowski
2010 Travelball Select National Coach of the Year
www.eteamz.com/meteorsbaseball
648 wins, 55 tournament championships, 6 Florida State Championships 12 Div I scholarships
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