HEAD COACH:
Kyle Peterson
(5th Season)
Phone: 218-428-2649
Coaching Staff:
Assistant Varsity:
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Patrick Collis (4th)
JV:
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Cameron Drury (1st)
JV2 :
- John Ely (1st)
Program Coaches:
- Jeff Emperley
IMPORTANT DATES:
ImPACT concussion testing dates will be held on TBD.
Team Photo Day: Thursday, 4/4
- 3:25pm Varsity Baseball
- 3:35pm JV Baseball
- 3:45pm JV2 Baseball
Alumni Game:
- Saturday, June 1st at 11:00 AM
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If you are not currently receiving emails from Coach Peterson, please email me at kpeterson@cedarburg.k12.wi.us
2024 Bulldogs Baseball Schedules
End of Season Information
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT HAND IN
Athletes are required to turn in their equipment upon completion of the season. The following are the turn-in dates for the respective levels;
| Varsity Turn-in Date: | After WIAA Playoffs |
| JV1 Turn-in Date: | TBD |
| JV2 Turn-in Date: | TBD |
All equipment should be turned in at the field. If you can't make it, contact your coach to make other arrangements. All equipment must be turned in before you can participate in another sport or graduate from CHS.
SPRING SPORTS MEETING
Feb. 28th at 6 pm starting in the field house at CHS and then we will move to the LGI for our baseball meeting.
OPEN GYMS SCHEDULE
Mondays: 6:00-7:00 AM *Lift & Throwing Workout
- February: 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th
- March: 4th
Sundays: 11-12:30 PM
- February: 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th
- March: 3rd & 10th
Other Dates: 4-5 PM
- Tuesday, March 12th
- Wednesday, March 13th
TRYOUTS:
- PITCHERS / CATCHERS WEEK:
- March 11th - March 17th
- TRYOUTS:
- March 18th - 20th
The Bulldog Way
Cedarburg High School Athletic Department is committed to the development of its athletes by building character while teaching lifelong lessons through interscholastic competition. We encourage all student-athletes to be unified in their support of each other and to participate in more than one sport/activity. Participating in extracurricular activities is a privilege. The student body, community, and other communities judge our school by your conduct and attitude, both on and off the field. Students will have a team-first mindset through a shared vision, purpose, and values. We strive to develop a mental approach with our students that drives learning and skill-building through hard work, effort, dedication, and feedback.
Bulldog Baseball All-Time Records
“BEING ON A TEAM vs BEING A TEAMMATE”
Being on team benefits your personal goals and ambitions. Being a teammate benefits the goals and ambitions of your team and your teammates. Being on a team can make you a bystander. Teammates intervene in the lives and actions of their teammates. Being on a team involves personal effort. Being a teammate involves the efforts of every player. Being on a team means doing what is asked of you. Being a teammate is doing whatever is needed for the team to succeed.
Being on a team can involve blaming others and making excuses. Being a teammate involves accepting responsibility, accountability, and ownership of the team’s problems. Being on a team makes you “me-optic,” asking what’s in it for me? Being a teammate makes you “we-optic,” asking what’s in it for us. Sometimes players on a team are drawn together by common interests; teammates are drawn together by a common mission. Sometimes players on a team like one another; teammates respect one another. Sometimes players on a team bond together because of a shared background or compatible personalities; teammates bond together because they recognize every player is needed to accomplish the goal of the team. Sometimes players on a team are energized by emotions; teammates energize one another out of commitment.
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE?
BULLDOG BASEBALL CORE VALUES
1) HAVE FUN - pulling together for a common purpose.
2) RESPECT - team (all levels), opponents, umpires, fans, parents, classmates, and teachers.
3) COMMITMENT - work hard every day, be on time.
4) FAMILY - everyone is equal on the team.
5) ACCOUNTABILITY - actions, do what you need to do, commit to the process, no excuses.
6) SELF DISCIPLINE - work hard even if no one is watching, all it takes is all we got, stay focused (no distractions)
7) PREPARATION - play like you practice, practice like you play.
8) GOALS - inning by inning, pitch by pitch, take care of conference, tournament, no regrets.
9) GRADES - work hard at all times in the classroom, turn everything in on time, and always do quality work.
10 THINGS TEAMMATES DON’T LET TEAMMATES DO IN CHAMPIONSHIP CULTURES
Teammates don't let teammates...
1. cut corners.
2. whine or complain.
3. make excuses.
4. act selfishly.
5. disrespect each other.
6. divide or destroy the team.
7. trash the coaches.
8. embarrass the program.
9. give up or give in.
10. let teammates down.
TEAMMATES HOLD TEAMMATES ACCOUNTABLE
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"Motto"
"We don’t have to do anything extra ordinary. We just have to do the ordinary things better than anyone else."
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