Coach Login and Score Entry

Instructions for Score Entry

1. Go into the Coaching Page (here) by selecting Coaching from the Main Menu.
2. Select Enter Score or Coach_login
3. Enter your Login ID (your name exactly as spelled on the contact information) and password. (ensure no spaces before or after password and name, 1 space between first and last name)
4. If the system returns you to the Main Menu; select Coaching and then select Enter_Score.
5. On the Score Entry page you should see all the games for your team displayed.
6. Click the Select button next to the game that you need to enter scores for.
7. Carefully enter the home and visitor scores in the correct boxes and then click Update Score.
8. Wait for the system to refresh the screen.
9. You can enter scores for several games by selecting another game and then updating that score.
10. You only get one chance to enter a score for a game so be sure its correct.
11. There is no logout. Login automatically expires after about 15 minutes.

Coaching Development

 Coaching Applications for the 2007 Spring Season 

All individuals interested in coaching at Newton this year are requested to fill out a coaching application and submit the completed form to Garry Sass. Applications can be filled out & submitted at the coaches meeting (see below).

Important Events for Coaches

Coaches Meeting All divisions
Newton Rec Center
Baseball Coaches of British Coumbia

Introduction to Competition A & B
Coaches Association of BC

Level 1 Technical
Sat Mar 24 9:30AM to 3:00PM
Unwin Park (134st & 70ave Surrey BC)
Baseball Coaches of British Coumbia

Level 2 Technical
Sun Mar 25 9:00AM to 4:00PM
Unwin Park (134st & 70ave Surrey BC)
Baseball Coaches of British Coumbia

BC Baseball Coaching Certification

BC Baseball Coaching Certification

NCCP Coaching Courses:

NCCP Courses

The league will reimburse our coaches for the courses – give receipts to Garry Sass for payment!

The New NCCP Program

There are 5 levels of Certification for coaches in Canada.
NCBA will concentrate on the first 2 levels

First Level

Level I Certification has 3 components

    a) Theory I called "Introduction to Competition Part A"
    b) Tech 1/  called "Initiation Coach Program" has 2 components
        1. - An on line training program done through Baseball BC
        (Contact Garry Sass for access code to bypass $37.45 charge from NCCP
        2. - A 4 - 5 hour on field training session.
        Note - Online must be completed before field training
    c) Practical I
        This is where the coach has actually coached on the field for a season.

Once a coach has done all the components for Level 1 they are now certified
Level I.

Second Level

    Level II Certification has 3 components

    a) Theory II called "Introduction to Competition Part B"
    b) Technical II
        - an 8 hour on field training session.
    c) Practical II
        - having coached for several years.

Once a coach has finished all 3 components of Level II they are then
certified Level II complete.

NOTE: (a) It usually takes 2 - 3 year to complete the two levels.

             (b)  in both the Tech I /Initiation Coach Program and the Level
II Tech the coach has to register online through Baseball BC "Coaching
Clinics Posted"

            (c) for coaches who wants to take the online training component
email Garry Sass for a pass code to get into the on-line site.

            (d) NCBA reimburses the coaches .

If you have any questions please phone Garry Sass @ 604-587-5170.
  

 Attention Coaches

The Enter Score facility has recently been getting extra updates which make the standings information incorrect.

The problem is  caused when, during the update process, the Update Score button is clicked a second time.

The system response time will depend on the speed of your modem, the traffic over the internet and on our server at that time.  It can take as much as 4 seconds for your page to refresh, so please be patient and DO NOT click the Update button more than once when entering a score. 

Also, just a reminder to confirm the final score with the other team before using the system to do the update.  There has been some feedback that a game score was believed to be,  for example, 5 - 3 and not 6 - 4 as was posted, which upsets some scorekeepers.