Adirondack Bombers

07/26/2026

07/26/2026

This morning…..straight out of the losers bracket….12u Bombers Baseball!!
Good Luck

07/21/2026

Blue/Red game with guest family and neighborhood friends!!!

07/21/2026

I coached Youth football for 15 years and I can say unequivocally I’ve enjoyed coaching and developing average players into phenomenal football players.

Do we always win championships no but that’s not the goal. The goal is developing these kids and preparing them for the next level of life and Football.

In the process of doing that you began to rack up on a hell of a lot of wins. That’s what it’s all about as a youth coach. 💯

07/20/2026

Proud to support our newest Bomber in his quest for Cooperstown!!!!
Way to go Samuel!!!

07/20/2026

Cambridge Tournament 2026

07/20/2026

Fun weekend of tournament play!! Although neither of our teams placed, we had a great time, despite the rain!!!

07/14/2026

Absolutely!!

Every kid on that baseball field is someone’s whole heart in cleats.

And I think sometimes adults forget that.

We see uniforms, positions, batting orders, errors, strikeouts, wins, losses, and stats. We see who started, who sat, who made the play, who missed the ball, who got the hit, and who had a rough game.

But behind every single one of those kids is a parent sitting in a folding chair, holding their breath.

A parent hoping their child feels confident. Hoping they don’t get embarrassed. Hoping they remember how hard they have worked. Hoping they shake off the mistake. Hoping they feel proud of themselves no matter what the scoreboard says.

That kid who struck out? Someone’s whole heart.

That kid who dropped the ball? Someone’s whole heart.

That kid who made the big play? Someone’s whole heart.

That kid sitting the bench, trying to stay ready? Someone’s whole heart.

And maybe youth sports would feel a little lighter if more adults remembered that.

These are kids. They are learning. They are growing. They are going to make mistakes in front of everyone. They are going to have good days and bad days. They are going to need encouragement far more than criticism.

Because the way we talk about children matters.

The way we react to their mistakes matters.

The way we celebrate them, correct them, and support them matters.

Baseball is competitive, and I get that. We all want our kids to succeed. We all want them to have their moment.

But no child on that field deserves to be treated like they are anything less than a kid trying their best.

So before we criticize, whisper, compare, or judge, maybe we should remember one simple thing.

That is not just a player out there.

That is someone’s baby.