If you watched this team play and had no idea who the kids are you really wouldn’t have any idea that the coaches have kids on the team. They have been nothing but absolutely professional, non-partial and supportive of every kid. Either you’re an outsider trying to cause a problem where it doesn’t exist or your own biases are in the way of you really enjoying what these two coaches have done.
What do you mean you can’t tell that the coaches kids are on the field? This summer she had her kid rotate every position before she was taken out. He is doing right by the team and benching his kid more now that she’s committed, but let’s be honest that was not the case this summer.
In terms of them doing the most of any coach we’ve had, also not true. I also didn’t mention what team it was, so how were you able to figure out that we play on the same team? They have not done nearly enough. They missed their plane to Dallas and we had to have two parents coach our first game. It’s beyond embarrassing. They can’t get us into good brackets, they are very bias in who they are helping, and the only attention our team is getting is low level d1 when we have a few kids who should’ve gone high d1 but won’t because this club hasn’t done enough for the girls side.
If the coaches are trying to reach out, then shame on our club for making that th e coaches job rather than stepping up and rebuilding the girls side as we were promise and shame on BS for promising different people the same thing and giving us all the same talk about being the top player on the team and how he’d make this team about certain kids recruitment. He did not back up his words with actions, nor did either female director. God forbid you complain to the office SD essentially says you can go elsewhere if you aren’t happy. So please save me the spiel about your drinking buddy and no shot you’ve only known them two years because the originals of this program who talk freely behind closed doors without fear of retaliation have no issue saying the same things around our family.
Get off your high horse and do something for kids who aren’t from your Highschool. And for the record, we know your kid barely touched the field at her “top Highschool”
