SCGL should take a look out east, got a town program out there who have kids playing on multiple town teams. You have kids who pay to play but sit on the side line while the coach gets kids off other teams within the town to play, and play like ball hogs.Both the coach and the parents of these kids should be ashamed but they are so delusional thinking that their kids are the saviors for these teams. Let the kids on the roster play ,win or lose there is no reason to bring other kids in. They are not the only team doing this and the league needs to be proactive.
There is a simple solution...Bring this to the attention of the Youth Lacrosse Club Director or President and have them put a stop to it. If that doesn't work notify the League. The club doing this will be told to stop.
Its not a club doing this.clubs have nothing to do at all with pal teams. It is coaches and parents doing it and sad to say it happens all over with kids from other age groups and even non club kids, some bring inter town kids in from other age groups (up is ok). Asking PAL to tell club how or what to do is a joke, one has nothing to do with the other. Until a strong backbone league comes along requiring refs checking player card issued off a birth certificate, this will never be controlled. SCGL is a miilion miles away from being strong enough or organized enough to enforce this, plus its all over in 7 or 8th grade and in many cases earlier than that, so is it even worth it.
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