Matt Baumer

[Jim Dabbelt @JDabbs86]

The Dabbelt Report Division 6 Dayton all-area team has been announced!

@AnsoniaGBB @HHGirlsHoops @tcnladypanthers @LCA_GBB @AniCottrell2010 @Syneedelong @EcksteinMya @Newton_GirlsBB @briliehines @taimize3 @StellaPatch21

https://t.co/0BWu9tjKcK

[St. Henry Schools @sthenryschools]

Girls Basketball post-season!

[WOSN Sports @WOSNScores]

Play of the night from Wapakoneta last night. Charlie Werling is a beast!

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

Morgan is the district champ in the long jump! @sthenryschools @EricRosenbeck

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

Karlee Baumer places 5th at the Junior High State Meet in the 100 Hurdles! @sthenryschools

[Marion Local Track and Field @ML_Flyer_Track]

200m Hurdle Showcase Champs

Karlee BAUMER - st henry
Wes Wolters- ML Flyers

[Marion Local Track and Field @ML_Flyer_Track]

Distance Medley Relay Champs!
2025 Flyer spectacular

Boys- St Henry Redskins
Girls - Minster Wildcats

[WOSN Sports @WOSNScores]

The District 8 Girls and Boys Basketball All-Star games are TONIGHT at the Elida Fieldhouse. The girls game is at 6pm, with the boys game at around 8pm.

These games will also air on Monday at 7:00/8:30 on WOSN.

Here are the rosters for both games.

[Matt Baumer @mattb1baumer]

@AnnaBoysBBall Congrats coach!! Good luck to you and your men.

[Jim Dabbelt @JDabbs86]

Congratulations to the Dabbelt Report Division 6 Player of the Year- Alexis Gibbons of Arcanum!
Here is the entire D6 all area team :

https://t.co/IqAow5VTFo

[St. Henry Schools @sthenryschools]

Girls basketball final
2 OT's

St. Henry 46
Ft. Loramie 41

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

Girls finish 8th in the state! Very proud of the work these ladies put in this year! @StHenryAD @EricRosenbeck @APuthoff

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

5th in the State! Great run Rileigh! @StHenryAD @EricRosenbeck @APuthoff

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

These ladies are ready to roll! #StateBound @OHSAASports

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

Rileigh is the Regional Champion!
@StHenryAD @EricRosenbeck @APuthoff

[St. Henry Track Coach @SHHSTrack_Field]

District Champs in the 4x200! @StHenryAD @EricRosenbeck @APuthoff

[Stateline Sports Net @StateSportsNet]

D III & IV Girls BB All-Ohio Teams Announced https://t.co/GiVITvunEL @CorriVermilya @LindemanLyv @LPRedbirdNation @CaliGregory3 @CVKnightsSportsl @CVKnightsWBB @Delphoscats @Gregory_TamBam @AlyLindeman @Delphoscats @AveryBrandewie @Dr_Wical @FLSchools @LoramieRedskins

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Some WISDOM for Young Coaches.

I was a Head Coach at 26. A Principal at 33. I have been doing both for the last 11.

I have learned a lot about coaching and leadership.

Here are 9 of the most important things I have learned...

1: PLAYERS NOT PLAYS
In pressure situations, do not worry about plays. Focus on players. It is so easy to worry about a "play." In reality, players win. Get the ball in the "player's hand who will make the right "play."

2: LEARN the 20-40-60 RULE ASAP
The earlier you learn this as a coach, the better off you will be.

- In your 20's - you worry about what others think.
- In your 40's - you don't care what others think.
- In your 60's - you realize no one was thinking of you to begin with!

3: PLAY THE LONG GAME WITH CULTURE
Culture Wins. Culture is a long game, but culture is fragile. Culture is...

- What you Allow.
- What you Emphasize.
- Every Day.

Focus on your culture every day. Every decision you make defines your culture.

4: RELATIONSHIPS FIRST
Coaching is about managing and leading people. And leading people is always about relationships. Don't ever lose sight of this. Focus on people.

5: SIMPLICITY WINS
Can you explain your offensive or defensive philosophy in 8 words or less? You should. And your players should, too. Simple wins.

6: GIVE UP SOME CONTROL
As a young coach, I tried to control how we played. I coached BB like I coached FB, play-by-play. I have since learned to teach kids how to play and not try to control every movement. It is much more enjoyable for everyone, and success has followed.

7: FIND A GREAT MENTOR
I was lucky. I had a 30-year coaching legend as my assistant coach. His wisdom was priceless. One time, I had a sticky decision with a player/parent. I was grounded on principle. I was lucky to have my mentor.

8: CONNECT WITH COACHING COLLEAGUES
Coaching is hard. The skill set needed to do a good job is incredible. You are also on an island at times. Connect with your coaching colleagues on a personal level. The relationships are lifelong and priceless.

9: FAMILY FIRST
Don't lose sight of your time. Don't lose sight of your commitment. Always make time for your kids and family. Done right, raising kids in a coaching household has incredible rewards!

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[Matt Baumer @mattb1baumer]

Girls had a great AAU season. Captured 3 out of 4 tourney championships. #MACElite