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Gilmer Baseball Association's primary objective is to firmly implant in the youth of the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage, and respect for authority, so that they may be well adjusted, stronger and happier children and will grow to be decent,
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and trustworthy adults. |
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Baseball is a recreational youth sports program to be enjoyed by all players in the program. |
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Each child who wishes to play should be entitled to do so regardless of skill, gender, or economic circumstances. |
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Through involvement in GBA, the player will have the opportunity to develop the fundamental skills of the game of baseball, learn sportsmanship, socialize with their peers, develop leadership
qualities
and actively participate as a valuable team member. |
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Team achievement, in contrast to individual achievement, must ensure that personal identity and integrity are not sacrificed for winning. |
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Praise and recognition are the most effective tools in inspiring an attitude of self-confidence which is key to development of the character of the individual. |
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Good sportsmanship and courtesy are necessary for a harmonious and safe environment. |
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The league personnel, parents, and all participants share the responsibility of making GBA a safe and wholesome activity. |
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All players should leave the field feeling that their presence mattered, even if time was spent on the bench. |
