M-Pact Newsletter || September 22nd, 2026
Family Night Rescheduled - October 10th!
The lack of rain has led us to make a tough decision of moving our Family Night to October 10th. Dry fields and fireworks don't mix too well! We will have the best fireworks show in town, food trucks, games, and most importantly fellowship with our community.
M-Pact was not started to just be a collection of teams. We are stronger together and we learned long ago that families that share in this experience together, grow together. Our family event is a stress free evening to gather together and see what we are all about.
Ephesians 4:16 ESV
From whom the whole body, joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped, when each part is working properly, makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love.
We will gather at the Legacy Wall and allow all the players to hammer their name into the wall, adding thier name to the legacy of M-Pact Baseball.
Thank you for all you guys do,
-Coach Conley
M-Pact Membership - Let's Go Page
We are a membership based program. We want to keep everyones cost low while still providing this unique experience for you and your player. Our Let's Go page takes you through what nearly 10 years of experience has taught us and how we apply that to help you. Our fields, our indoor space, is all funded through the memberships. We try to give back with culture, structure, and provide all the training gear possible for your player.
We wanted to simplfy this process for you so we created the M-Pact Baseball Let's Go page to guide through everything we need from you but also everything we want to give back to you.
What's included
Our Mission Explanation
Parent Support Message
Free Training Content
FAQ of what you get at M-Pact
Things we have to gather as a community
Parent Handbook Signature
Membership Fees
Parent Support Program - How to navigate raising todays athletes.
Everything we build is designed to make the M-Pact experience consistent, intentional, and worth your time. If you have a question about where something lives, the answer is almost always Spaces or the website. We will see you there.
Embrace the Journey
Raising an athlete is a unique challenge. We want them to be successful but we don't want them go through tough times. As a parent of two college athletes, I will tell you this feeling never goes away.
My prayer and hope for us all as parents is to embrace where your player is right now and appreciate it for that moment. OwntheNow we always say for a reason. We see our athlete be successful and we already start fastforwarding to the next level.
Letting them go through the difficult moments is where they really grow though. If it is all wins all the time, they dont know how to handle adversity. This sport will hand out adversity at every turn.
Romans 5: 3-4 says it well: Not only that, but we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope
My advice of 10 years in this space, LET THEM:
Let them fail
Let them have a coach hold them accountable
Let them not be the best on the team
Let them struggle
The growth they will get through those things WITH your support there by their side will carry them well into adulthood. Because, face it, we can't always be there in every moment. They will have to navigate things on their own. Let's equip them now.
Coach Conley
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