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Local Little League President Tells Board Homecoming Dance Scheduling 'Is Wrong'
Summary
Scott Pfister, president of the Mountain House Little League, told the board the timing of a recent dance disrupted the traditional homecoming sequence and said he will send a follow-up letter asking for better planning next year.
During the public comment period, Scott Pfister—who identified himself as president of Mountain House Little League—addressed the board about community perception around homecoming scheduling.
Pfister said a dance that took place the prior Saturday, which he said was originally scheduled for the upcoming Saturday after the game, appeared to have been held to accommodate a group "that traditionally has not reserved the fields out here," and that the change prevented the town's students from having a traditional homecoming sequence. "That's wrong. It's not right," he said, adding he would follow up with a letter to the board to press for better planning.
Pfister said the visiting group was, to his understanding, from Central Valley and not a Mountain House group; he urged the board to prioritize local youth events when scheduling facilities. The president thanked Pfister and suggested he raise specific questions with Principal Auerbach if needed.
The board did not take action on the comment; Pfister said he would submit a written follow up.
