Phil and Lyla watching one of Miya's games that Phil was around for.
Miya and Cannon played basketball again this year. Miya was by far the smallest girl on her team and almost the smallest of all the teams except a few of the 2nd and 3rd grade teams. Her coach had never coached before and often yelled things like "hit her" and "take her out" needless to say Miya was not super excited about playing and was more often than not hurt as we left practice. I am hoping to coach next year if we can plan things better with Phil traveling so often and Cannon playing at a gym across town. I was super proud of her for sticking it out and practicing so hard over the season. She got so much better with her shot and going after the ball even with the threat of injury.
Miya lost her shirt after the first game so she was the "girl with no number" during the season. She finally pulled her hair back in a ponytail about mid-season and I was so proud.
Miya and her coach at the pizza party after the season.
Cannon played on a team, but we didn't get any pictures of him for some reason. He had a million little boys on his team, but a super nice guy for a coach. I am sure he misses me as his coach from last year, but he didn't complain about it at all. I left practice last year with every boy crying at least once. Obviously the coach was too nice this year because none of the little boys cried. We did however have two moms fighting in the parking lot one day after practice. They were using horrible language and pushing each other (yes excellent examples) so I kept all the little boys in the gym while the coach went out to get in the middle and break up the fight. I should the boys my amazing pull-up skills so they were thoroughly impressed by the time things got under control.





























