George W Rosinski

@Ben_Sweedyk @ColdWeatherBats @BUncommitted @drew_huard @GVSUBaseball @GGC_Baseball @GyreneBaseball @TusculumBSB @baseball_grcc @Lansing_Stars I can attest to that

Get this kid on your campus! Juice in his bat and a stud behind the dish @ColdWeatherBats @BUncommitted @drew_huard @GVSUBaseball @GGC_Baseball @GyreneBaseball @TusculumBSB @baseball_grcc @Lansing_Stars

Wishing these 5 West Catholic Baseball seniors nothing but the best in the future. It was my pleasure to share some time with each you on the field as your former Coach. No go make this world a better place.

Very proud of this young man. I witnessed growth on and off the field as his H.S. Coach and now as a Fan, looking forward to his Senior season at West Catholic and then at the Next Level at Hope. Carter is a true example of hard work paying off⚾️

⚾️Congratulations to @Ben_Sweedyk a former Player and Staff member of mine @GRWCBaseball. I am 100% confident the West Catholic Baseball Program will continue it’s success under Ben’s leadership⚾️

Some big shoes to fill, High School sports won’t be the same in West Michigan. Thanks for all you did @jhutt5

It’s official, I have stepped down as the West Catholic BaseballCoach after 12 Seasons

First Family of Coaching

Love this kid

‼️NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR‼️ Ryar Rinehart becomes the first player in program history, and the second player in MIAA history, to earn D3Baseball.com National Rookie of the Year honors! 🐝⚾️ #d3baseball

Player Spotlight Carter Perry is up for MLive Player of the Week for his performance last week racking up 4 hits, 4 runs scored, 2 RBI’s, and throwing a complete-game with 6 strikeouts in the 4-3 win over Holland Christian. Vote for CP! Vote: tinyurl.com/mryvyp7b #WeTheWest

Sports Turf Management, you make my life so much easier, it’s looking awesome.

🌟CAREER MILESTONE🌟 Congrats to Spencer Vainavicz on reaching 150 career strikeouts! He hit the milestone on April 8 against SVSU. #DUingWork @DU_BSBALL

FALCON GAME DAY! The 2023 season continues today with our first OK-Blue Conference Double Header on the road at Spring Lake. Game one starts at 4:00pm. Go West! Varsity: Spring Lake | 4:00pm | at SL #WeTheWest

This week's Varsity activities for Tuesday, April 11 - Saturday, April 15. Back like we never left! It's a busy week for our Falcons as Spring sports get going again. Would love to see as many of our fans at both home & away events the rest of this week. Go West! #WeTheWest

BODY LANGUAGE IT SCREAMS what type of person you are for everyone to see - fair or not. Remember that next time you're 3-3 w/ 2 rbis or 0-4 w/ 3 punch outs. Consistent mindset. Consistent mental toughness. Consistent preparation. Consistency thru the good & the bad ‼️👊

This is a master lesson for every parent: Derek Jeter’s first contract was worth $0. It was a contract with his parents. He signed it every year as a kid. Before each school year, his parents would outline their expectations. They’d put them in a contract with clauses such as: • No drugs • No alcohol • No arguing • Respect girls • Meet curfew And Derek would have to sign it. If he violated the contract, there’d be no baseball. Jeter would go on to become a New York Yankees legend and a MLB Hall of Famer. These contracts are how it started. *** Lesson: Success isn’t an accident As a kid, Jeter didn’t understand the contracts. They were a hokey thing his parents did. But over time, he saw the intention behind them. “It built the framework for success,” he said. He learned that successful people aren’t that way on accident. *** Lesson: Accountability is nurtured Everyone would agree accountability is essential. But you’re not just born with it. It’s a character trait that’s taught and nurtured. This was the primary purpose of the contracts, Jeter said. Accountable people become successful people. *** Lesson: Stay grounded Jeter quickly blossomed in baseball. By 18 years old, he was one of the best prospects in the country. The Yankees drafted him No. 6 overall in the 1992 draft. But his parents didn’t let that get to him. Even as a high school senior, he had to obey the contract or he wouldn’t play. “It taught us to stay grounded,” Jeter said. *** 3 timeless lessons: • Build a framework for success • Hold yourself accountable to it • And stay grounded They apply to everything.

Proud to Announce #Grits | #FalconFamily

This week’s Varsity activities for Monday, March 27 - Saturday, April 1. Spring sports are here! Our Varsity Falcons are on the road this week but would love to see some West Side Pride in the stands cheering them on! Good luck this week & Go West! #WeTheWest

Huge thanks for all the helping hands to make The Nest 🪹 in tip top shape before the season! #GoGreen | #FalconFamily