Towne Lake Coyotes

22/12/2025

Coach Reggie!

21/05/2025

Congratulations to all of our 2025 Coyote Alumni High School Graduates! It's crazy to think just a few short years ago we were all on the field together building an extended family through baseball. Now, some of these kids are taking their first steps into becoming adults and others are entering their last year of High School. I hope I can speak for all the coaches and families when I say, we created some of the best memories possible. Congrats to Harrison, Devin, Robbie, Charlie, George, Chuck, and Aiden.

If I missed someone, I apologize and I will blame my advanced age or some other easy excuse.

03/05/2025

Taking it all the way back.

First Cherokee Reds outdoor practice. Circa Jan 2020

18/10/2024

Memories.

13/08/2024

It's been a while since we have had a post here, but this one is certainly worthy of breaking that streak. Sorry it's a bit late.

On July 25th, the Cobb County School District Teacher of the Year was selected and earned by none other than our very own Karen Wright.

The Coyote nation are all so proud of her dedication and accomplishments which are a true testament to the kind of person she is. Her words below demonstrate why so is so worthy of this honor.

“We can’t do this job by ourselves. Y’all, we’re a family. … We are lifting each other up and making each other better. And while we’re the teachers, we’re also the students, learning from each other and growing and challenging ourselves and even after our hardest day here, we come back. Because it’s where we belong,”

Congrats Karen!

https://www.mdjonline.com/news/education/cobb-county-teachers-of-the-year-announced/article_7414acd8-4a98-11ef-9e26-e79e65bf7165.html

16/02/2024

-- Coyote spotting --
Jasper, GA - Former Coyote coaches Donny and Adam took in an evening high school varsity game at Pickens High to watch a fan favorite Coyote, Griffen, take the field with his Calhoun High School teammates. Despite his underclassman status Griffen started in Right and moved over to Center field for the game. He had a few nice catches in the field and went 1 for 2 with a liner to the opposite field. Great night of baseball as the season is just getting started.

Looking to have a former coach attend an event? Better reach out as slots are filling up fast!

01/04/2023

Spring break throwback!

-- Local News Brief --

Team Captain Responsible for Road Trip Shopping

Keithsburg, GA - With a lot to do before the 13U North Georgia Smashers make their way to their next tournament in Florida as part of a large team caravan, the task of purchasing snacks for the team fell on Bailey, the team captain for the week. Assistant coach Jeremy was given a list of jobs including mapping the car route, assigning players to specific cars, and finding a spot for lunch half way through. An additional task of purchasing team snacks was also on his list and, since his son was made team captain he felt it was a good chore for him to help carry out the plan.

Armed with his dad’s credit card and a specific list of must-have items, Bailey (3B / LF) walked into the local Target, solo and ready to shop. As he walked in, however, he quickly lost the list when his attention was diverted by the delicious treats in the store's bakery section. “I saw buy-one-get-one-free packs of cookies and I thought, bruh, that would be sweet for the car trip. That's when I put down the list and never saw it again”, mentioned Bailey as he was unpacking his overstuffed shopping bags. “I figured, what the heck, I know what kind of things to buy”.

As he made his way through the store he tried to remember things likely on the list. There was something about drinks, he thought to himself as he loaded up on 12-packs of Orange Vanilla Coke, Gatorade, and Capri-sun instead of the water that was on the original list. His mind also recalled something about fruit, so to cover his bases he picked up some fruit roll-ups, candy peach rings, strawberry flavored pop tarts, and raspberry filled cookies that happened to be on sale. For a moment he thought there might have been something about carrot sticks but figured that chocolate covered pretzel sticks would be a fine substitute. After closing out what he believed to be the last items Bailey determined that, as team captain, it was his duty to also pick up a few special things for his teammates just in case they didn’t want the healthy stuff. Added to his cart were 2 pints of Haggen Daz, 27 bags of Flaming Hot Cheetos, 12 packs of Big League Chew, a 1 pound bag of Hershey's Miniatures in assorted flavors, 3 cans of spray cheese, and 2 boxes each of Honeybuns, Twinkies, and Swiss Cake Rolls. Total bill: $247.87

“What is all this junk Bailey?” shouted his father in the parking lot as the bags were being loaded in the trunk, “Did you even get 1 of the items I told you to... and how did you plan to keep this Ice Cream frozen in the car anyway? With time being of the essence, Jeremy had to accept the purchase as-is and spent the drive home thinking about how he would explain this to Bailey’s mom.

The team lost the first two games that weekend as a result of some stomach aches and lethargic play on the field. Bailey suggested to his teammates the next morning at the hotel that they load up on the cinnamon rolls so they can “get some energy” for tournament play.

*Local News may contain unverified details

21/03/2023

Be sure to place your orders for the Wright Family Winter Clothing Collection on sale now. All outfits promise to limit skin exposure to 0.02% while still allowing the freedom to swing a bat or cheer loudly from the stands.

Let's just hope you don't need to use these outfits again for at least 8 months.

09/03/2023

Coyote News - Opening Day, Hobgood Style

Hobgood Park, Woodstock - Only a slight chance of rain but otherwise a beautiful false spring night and Coach Adam decided to take in a baseball game at the last minute. Why, you may ask, did he show up at Hobgood instead of making the 10 hour trip down to Braves spring training? Well it turns out it was opening night for a few senior teams that featured some Coyote alumni, and that is just plain old “can’t miss” baseball. Not only was the sight of a few of his favorite players a draw to the historic ballpark but he was also recruited by none-other than Coach Donny to help with the score keeping.

Unfortunately his arrival time was too late to get to see Cam in action in the early game but there were reports of him putting on a catcher's clinic for the older bearded team members, throwing out a runner at second. No picture was able to be taken of Cam this evening as the photography equipment couldn't capture all of Cam given his extreme height.

In the late game, Griffen faced off against Aiden. It was a well fought duel with really good pitching under the quiet lights of field 9. Grif helped his team drive in a run with forced error on a hard hit ball while Aiden showed he can turn on the gas, stealing a base after a well earned walk.

The true highlight of the night was that Coach Donny successfully kept Game Changer for the whole game despite multiple distractions from Coach Adam. The paper backup book was only used 43 times to correct mistakes. Way to go Donny!

It was a trip down memory lane for Coach Adam, who is still saddened by not being out on the field leading runners off of first base, picking up errant balls in his trunk, or fine tuning the chaos drill with the younger generation. Hopefully he will find peace in these types of evenings just sitting next to his friend and enjoying the game of baseball.

14/02/2023

Double throwback, Happy Valentine's day Coyotes!

Practice Report 02_13_20

On the eve of Valentine's Day, the Cherokee Reds professed their love to ‘Baseball’ by holding batting practice. It was another week of monsoon-ish weather that flooded even the most manicured fields in the Cherokee county region (I am talking about you, Hobgood). The Red’s, who have had a deep crush on Baseball for the past several years, ventured out into the darkness and frigid temperatures to swing some bats and ‘hit on’ their crush for an hour or so. While some of the more whimpy coaches complained about cold hands, other coaches were all smiles as they bragged about their thermal shirts they wore. “This weather is fine, want to borrow my gloves, buttercup” one coach was overheard saying as he mocked another. The players, on the other hand, took the cold and soggy cage lanes in stride as they showed Baseball how tough they were and that adverse conditions were not going to hold them back from spending time with whom they love most.

The night was capped off with another round of Baseball dating game, where players vie for the affection of Baseball by getting 10 pitches and scoring points based on their hits. An early lead by Harrison was broken finally by the last batter of the evening when Eric placed a line shot to the screen edge scoring him 5 points and the victory. Eric won the date with Baseball, it is still unsure where he will take Baseball on Valentines day for the evening. Better luck next time Harrison, I hear Baseball plays the field so you might get another chance.

Practice ended suddenly when everyone came to their senses and decided 40 degrees was a touch too cold.

10/09/2022

Coyotes be Coyoteing

05/09/2022

Bentley didn’t make it to too many games but I hear that while the Wright’s were away he would grab the iPad and follow the game on Game Changer, always waiting to see what his best buddy Jake would do at the plate. We will miss you boy. Who’s a good dog?