Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ya once my daughters are out of the volleyball i am going to go all out but until then they will get retaliated against so have to fight to stay anonymous. But i also feel bad about witnessing something so wrong and not being able to do anything

I'm so sorry this happened to you, its terrible. You should definitely reach out to a CHRVA leader not affiliated with the club in any way and tell them what happened. It doesn't matter if the coach/club has a member on the board or staff, its still wrong. In fact, if a CHRVA board/staff member is part of a club where this happens, then that is even more concerning because it could allow the club to become even more aggressive in their actions if not called out. Yes, you are potentially protecting your daughter from retaliation by not speaking out, but by holding off until your DDs finish playing you just guarantee many other girls suffer through exactly the same behavior.
Email/call the ethics leader or commissioner directly and tell them what is happening, ask to keep your info anonymous and then ask them how to address the situation.