Lyndhurst Dads' Club welcomes any child to participate in our programs. Residents of Lyndhurst and South Euclid receive a discount for the first player and for each additional player, thereafter. Non-residents receive a discount if more than one player is on the registration and part of the same household. Discounts are applied at the time of check out. 

Managers, coaches, umpires and anyone else in authority are in the position of setting examples. Patience, fair play and a mature attitude are needed at all times. Using these virtues as much as possible will avoid chaos, and more importantly, will set the example we want in our youth.

Parents, players, children and observers may, in the spirit of competition, attempt to create discord. It is the responsibility of the umpires to control the game and managers to control their players and spectators. The Parents Code of Ethics and Fan Conduct form can be obtained here.

 

All those in authority must display the best in sportsmanship and fair play. No game sponsored by the Dads’ Club is worth any degree of unsportsmanlike conduct. Exercising patience and compromise is encouraged at all times in order that our youth learn by our examples.

 

Maintaining an organization such as the Dads’ Club takes a lot of time and money. One of our largest expenditures is for equipment and uniforms. Destroying equipment or uniforms by poor care or lack of regard merely shows our youth that we don’t care, so why should they. Climbing backstops, smashing or throwing bats and helmets, ripping out bases and destruction of uniforms cannot be tolerated. All managers, players and spectators must exercise the care they would toward their own personal property. Returning equipment and uniforms promptly at the end of the season is a gesture of consideration the Dads’ Club expects from all members.

 

Rain and wet fields are our biggest problems. When the field conditions may jeopardize players, managers must agree with the umpire to cancel a game. Here is an opportunity to display sportsmanship; no game is worth an injury. Any sign of lightning calls for an immediate stop of play and a postponement and replay at a later date. If a game is postponed due to weather conditions, the game will be rescheduled by the managers and the league director.