Absolutely agree! Just like most other IAAM schools, the best players stay on the field. Some of those players happen to be from Integrity...and M&d and MDU...give it a rest people/person. Spalding has great talent now and the upcoming years from many clubs.
And everyone practices, just a large roster last year after girls were told that they wouldn’t play but they were given the option to be cut or stay and basically be on the practice team. My older daughter was one of those girls and still loved cheering on her friends from the sidelines. We have absolutely loved SP and the lax program.
Let’s move on people- your daughters actually read the garbage your irresponsibly and erroneously post.
So D1 offered players were going to be cut or they could stay on practice team? There's enough smoke to realize that there is a lot of truth to what is/was going on.
As an outsider, it really is a bad look to have a varsity HS coach affiliated with a club team. I know there are other schools but its just a bad look.
Also, when do 2026 girls "declare" for a HS? Is there some date they must register?
Was it a bad look when the M&D director was coaching at Mcd? Or when the former Integrity director was coaching at Spalding?
Or current integrity director? Or Current 26 black coach at St. Paul’s? It’s a common thing, happens with boys too.
Not saying it’s right or wrong but it is common.
Years ago coaches (Integrity, Hawks, and a couple soccer clubs) who owned clubs had to resign their positions and either step away from their club or resign as a coach at their high schools. You can coach just NOT own the club. Not sure why the Integrity owner (TR) is allowed to coach but I am sure there is a loophole somewhere and is why she is still coaching.
Not allowed by who?
Wonder how C got around that at McD. He didn’t leave for a rule.
There wasn’t a rule that made H leave SMA, it was something else. I know that one first hand.
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