Sherrard Tiger Baseball

08/17/2026

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08/12/2026

☝️Reminder

HS Handbook meeting tonight 7 p.m. in HS gym. All season parents welcome, fall athlete parents required.

JH Handbook meeting, tomorrow, 8/13 at 5:30 p.m. in JH Gym., JH team meetings immediately follow - All season JH parents welcome, JH fall athlete parents required.

07/22/2026

BREAKING: Our program has achieved the ABCA Team Academic Excellence Award for the 4th straight year!

In order to receive programs must maintain a program GPA of 3.0 or greater! We are one of 320 High School programs to receive the honor nationwide.

07/09/2026

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07/09/2026

📢Calling all 3rd graders‼️

Our youth program is in search of more 9U players for tryouts.

Our program is about more than finding the best *current* baseball players. We need kids who love baseball, so that we can turn them into the best version of themselves by the time they reach high school.

9U baseball shouldn’t be about finding the kids who hit the ball the furthest or throw the hardest right now. It should be about developing the skills to be able to do those things well by the time they’re 9th graders. That’s where the system has failed everyone, and we’re determined to change that culture.

If you have a player who will be 9 on April 30, 2027, sign up for tryouts now. We’re building the next generation of Sherrard Tigers one age group at a time. Be part of the movement.

https://gforms.app/DzxDOff

🚨 TRYOUTS ANNOUNCED 🚨

Now is your chance to be part of an organization that is committed to developing not only baseball players, but future Sherrard Tigers.

Our goal has always been bigger than wins, trophies, or weekend results. We believe youth baseball should help athletes build skills, confidence, friendships, and a love for the game that lasts well into their high school years and beyond.

We’re proud to provide a direct connection to the Sherrard baseball program and a developmental pathway that emphasizes teamwork, hard work, accountability, and long-term growth. The teammates kids play alongside today may very well be the teammates they compete with throughout their high school careers.

In a world that often focuses on immediate results, we believe some of the most valuable lessons come from patience, persistence, and steady improvement. Our responsibility as coaches is to create an environment where athletes can develop, have fun, and continue to enjoy playing the game for years to come.

If you believe baseball should be fun, challenging, and centered on long-term development, we invite you to join us at tryouts.

We look forward to continuing to build the future of Sherrard Baseball—one player, one teammate, and one season at a time.

07/08/2026

👏👏👏 Thank you for your dedication and service, Officer Yeater (2020 Sherrard alum)!! Well done!

Please join us in congratulating Officer Yeater on receiving TWO Moline Police Department Life Saving Awards this evening at Moline City Council.

Chief Gault wrote:

Life Saving Incident #1

Dear Officer Yeater:

On February 18, 2026, you responded to a medical assist involving a juvenile experiencing a seizure and an adult female experiencing chest heaviness. Upon entering the residence, you recognized signs of a serious carbon monoxide emergency, including the odor of exhaust fumes and the rapidly deteriorating conditions affecting all three occupants inside the home.

Without hesitation, you helped evacuate a weakened adult female, alerted another occupant to the danger, and directed him to leave the residence, and then re-entered the dangerous environment with a paramedic to locate and remove an unconscious juvenile from a bathroom. Your quick assessment and decisive actions ensured that all three occupants were removed from the home.

Fire personnel later determined that carbon monoxide levels inside the residence exceeded 800 PPM, creating a lethal environment. Despite the significant risk to your own safety, your actions directly prevented a potential tragedy and resulted in saving a human life.

I am proud to formally present you with the Moline Police Department Life Saving Award in recognition of your courage, professionalism, and dedication to duty.
Congratulations on a job well done. Your actions are a credit to this police department and to the City of Moline.

Life Saving incident #2

Dear Officer Yeater:
On April 3, 2026, at approximately 2338 hours, you responded to the area of 15th Street and 13th Avenue for a report of a male in cardiac arrest. Upon arrival, you located an individual inside a black Ford Escape and quickly determined that he was unresponsive and without a pulse.

Recognizing the urgency of the situation, you immediately removed the individual from the vehicle, placed him safely on the roadway, and began CPR. You continued life-saving measures until Moline Fire Department and EMS personnel arrived, then provided a seamless transition of care so advanced medical treatment could begin.

During the medical intervention, EMS personnel were able to regain a pulse, and the individual was transported to Unity Point Trinity West Hospital for further care.

Your quick assessment, decisive action, and immediate initiation of CPR were critical in sustaining his life until additional medical personnel could take over.

I am proud to formally present you with the Moline Police Department Life Saving Award in recognition of your professionalism, quick thinking, and dedication to preserving human life.

Congratulations on a job well done. Your actions are a credit to this police department and to the City of Moline.

Sincerely,
Darren J. Gault
Chief of Police

07/07/2026

Weekly Athletic Development Calendar

Note: Due to camps this week, we will begin outside on the track.

07/07/2026

Excited for our 3rd year of hosting the Illinois 3rd Division American Legion baseball tournament! Come out to the Joel Brunsvold Complex starting next Wednesday, July 15th and enjoy some awesome baseball!

Sr Legion Bracket! All games will be played at Sherrard High School. Seeding and pariings will be released by Friday.

06/24/2026

Really cool moment last night for ‘25 alum Garrett Woodward at his last American Legion baseball game. His team Milan Legion Baseball Post 569 honored him as he departs his team for the summer to enlist into the United States Marine Corps! Garrett will attend 6 weeks of basic training before returning to Spoon River College for his sophomore campaign, followed by attending a 4-year institution before heading off to Officer’s training with the Marines. Thank you, Garrett, for choosing to serve our country! 🇺🇸 We all know you will continue to make our community proud! 🫡 ⚾️🇺🇸

06/22/2026

⚾ FUTURE OF THE PROGRAM ⚾

The future is bright, and it starts with our youth programs!

As our youth baseball program continues its upward trajectory, we’re excited to share upcoming tryout opportunities. These teams play a vital role in developing players who will one day wear the Tiger uniform at the high school level.

Our success is built on a strong foundation of player development, hard work, and community support. By joining one of our youth organizations, young athletes have the opportunity to learn the game, compete with pride, and become part of a baseball culture that has earned the respect of programs throughout the area.

The work starts now, and the future of Tiger Baseball is waiting for you!

🚨 TRYOUTS ANNOUNCED 🚨

Now is your chance to be part of an organization that is committed to developing not only baseball players, but future Sherrard Tigers.

Our goal has always been bigger than wins, trophies, or weekend results. We believe youth baseball should help athletes build skills, confidence, friendships, and a love for the game that lasts well into their high school years and beyond.

We’re proud to provide a direct connection to the Sherrard baseball program and a developmental pathway that emphasizes teamwork, hard work, accountability, and long-term growth. The teammates kids play alongside today may very well be the teammates they compete with throughout their high school careers.

In a world that often focuses on immediate results, we believe some of the most valuable lessons come from patience, persistence, and steady improvement. Our responsibility as coaches is to create an environment where athletes can develop, have fun, and continue to enjoy playing the game for years to come.

If you believe baseball should be fun, challenging, and centered on long-term development, we invite you to join us at tryouts.

We look forward to continuing to build the future of Sherrard Baseball—one player, one teammate, and one season at a time.