The PCCL is a positive Coaching / Positive Player Environment.

 

So much of baseball is "old school".  There is a lot of screaming and yelling at players from coaches and from players to players on the other team.  Most high school and college baseball games are a slow boil into a large cat fight...

 

We like to take the other approach.  Play with class.  Win with class.  Lose with class.  Baseball for most players is about the experience, confidence, self esteem and preparing players for their life as an adult.

 

The negativity and abrasiveness that is learned through HS and College baseball just doesn't transfer well into work settings, relationships or raising (their own) children later in life.

 

Since the world series isn't on the line in any game in the PCCL, we take a more mature approach.  Compete and play to win - just do it with class and respect.  No need to go all scorched earth.

 

Our role as "Coaches" for these yound adults is to teach them the game of baseball, give them an opportunity to improve their game so they can get to the next level and maybe most importantly teach them personal skills that can serve them the rest of their lives, because the truth of it is that baseball is over for most players by the time they are 21 or 22 years old (or sooner).

 

Let's teach life skills while we are having fun playing the game we love!