For Our Coaches
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Team Manager and Coach Roles and Responsibilities
Having qualified team managers and coaches are key to the smooth operation of teams in Cactus Foothills North Little League. Often, the League receives questions about the differences in the roles and responsibilities for managers and coaches. This section summarizes several of the key differences between managers and coaches in our League.
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Roles and responsibilities of Team Managers include:
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Roles and responsibilities of coaches on the team include:
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Expectations
Cactus Foothills North Little League expects nothing but the best from our managers and coaches. Given the important role that managers and coaches play in the development and leadership of youth in the Cactus Foothills North Little League program, much care is used in the review, vetting, and selection of managers and coaches for Cactus Foothills North teams. While not all inclusive, the League has these base expectations for all managers and coaches. Read more...
Regular Season: Manager and Assistant Coach Selection Process
Cactus Foothills North Little League follows the rules and guidelines as established in the Little League Operating Manual in the selection of managers and coaches. The League also has processes in place for naming replacement managers and coaches during the regular season and tournament play as well.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The assessment of our coaches continues throughout their participation in our program and is revocable in the event the Board determines there has been misconduct of any kind. Furthermore, having been a manager/coach does not qualify one to manage/coach additional seasons. Read more...
Tournament Season: All-Star Team Manager and Assistant Coach Selection Process
The selection of the coaching staff is a very important step in the process. In order to be selected to manage or coach a team, the candidate must meet the eligibility requirements as specified by Little League in the Tournament Rules and Guidelines (in the Official Regulations and Playing Rules handbook). More information about eligibility requirements and the manager and coach selection process used by Cactus Foothills North can be found on a page dedicated to this topic. Read more...
Resources for Managers and Coaches
The section contains useful tips and other information for Cactus Foothills North managers and coaches.
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| Cactus Foothills North Manager\Coach Code of Conduct Policy | Code of conduct and expectations for all managers ans coaches. Managers and coaches are expected to read and comply with Cactus Foothills North's code of conduct policies. There are no exceptions. |
| Health and Safety Information |
The health and safety of players, parents, and everyone associated with Cactus Foothills North is a top priority. Managers and coaches will find important safety information, including the Cactus Foothills North Safety Manual, in this section of the website. |
| Manager's and Coach's Role |
Very good description of the roles that managers and coaches play in developing young people both on and off the field |
| Little League Coaching Resource Center |
The Little League Resource Center provides managers and coaches the tools they need to be effective leaders of children, to run efficient and productive practices, and to teach children the baseball or softball skills they need to be able to excel. |
| Coaching News |
Latest news and tips from the pros |
| Manager and Coach Training Program |
Little League is launching a program designed to help managers and coaches be their best. While part of the program is making managers and coaches better at teaching skills, it is also aimed at making them better teachers and role models. |
| Official Manager and Coach Education Program |
Little League is committed to helping managers and coaches be their best. While part of this program is targeted at making managers and coaches better at teaching skills, planning active and fun practices and showing coaches how to include all players on game day it is also aimed at making them better teachers and role models. |





