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ABOUT 

About

Central Missouri Homeschool Saints began in 2010 to offer high school and junior high baseball .  Any young man from 7 to 12 grade who desires to play baseball is welcome if he is a home school student or attends a school without a baseball program. We teach hard work, excellence, and honor. We strive to win, but focus on teaching young men to honor Christ. Our coaches love baseball, but see their commitment to Jesus Christ as foremost. 

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We accept boys with all experience levels. Although we have college-caliber players, we also welcome first-time players with no prior experience. The Saints are not affiliated with MSHAA.

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Our goals:

  1. To teach young men to honor Christ in everything, including baseball.

  2. To develop each player in baseball by reinforcing offensive and defensive fundamentals.

  3. To help young athletes develop a sense of teamwork, pride, effort, self-discipline, and self-motivation.

  4. To provide coaches who love Christ, genuinely care about the athletes and the team, and not just winning,

  5. To teach our athletes to respect the opposition.

  6. To teach our athletes how to have fun, while also competing to win.

 

Our home field is located behind Grace Bible Church in Columbia. Grace graciously allowed us to build the field. Former players and parents built the field and our current players and parents continue to maintain it and improve it each year.

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Focus, hustle, and a teachable spirit are essential components for a team which wants to succeed in a competitive environment.  Many of the teams we play will have more players from better funded budgets than us, but if past successes are a good indicator, we will be able to walk on the field with any other team.

   

We encourage young men to always play to win, yet when all of the games are over, the W’s take a backseat to having our players become men of character and high moral standards.  What these young men become is of more value than how many W’s we have at the end of the season.

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