[quote=Anonymous]91 Parent here and I know according to everyone on this thread my team stinks and so does my kid. People are so concerned about their kid being a superstar when they should focus on who they let coach their kid. This past weekend at Warrior Games The Long Island Express Coach C walked up to a group of Long Island South lacrosse kids asked what team they played for and then said, "YOU ARE GOING TO LOSE." What a nice thing for a grown man to say to a bunch of 10-11 year olds. That's not someone I would want coaching my kid. But I bet 45/45 of those express A team invites all got accepted within the first 30 seconds. Some of these parents are living vicariously thru their kid and its sad. And the mean comments about kids that are 11 years old on this thread is whats ruining youth sports. Lets get a grip people and be kinder to other peoples kids.
Originally Posted by Anonymous
91 Parent here and I know according to everyone on this thread my team stinks and so does my kid. People are so concerned about their kid being a superstar when they should focus on who they let coach their kid. This past weekend at Warrior Games The Long Island Express Coach C walked up to a group of Long Island South lacrosse kids asked what team they played for and then said, "YOU ARE GOING TO LOSE." What a nice thing for a grown man to say to a bunch of 10-11 year olds. That's not someone I would want coaching my kid. But I bet 45/45 of those express A team invites all got accepted within the first 30 seconds. Some of these parents are living vicariously thru their kid and its sad. And the mean comments about kids that are 11 years old on this thread is whats ruining youth sports. Lets get a grip people and be kinder to other peoples kids. [/quote They sure do live thru their kids for a sport there’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow
Warrior games is all they have, come on, let them puff out their chest a little. They were king of the [ChillLaxin] for a few days!!
Awww. Your sweet older kids couldn't make the trip.
