NCSL

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know when the league will decide on play this season? I am supposed to order a new uniform for my daughter. I may hold off.

[Anonymous]

did you try going to the website?

[Anonymous]

I haven’t seen any league announce anything yet.

I’m in the same situation but not with NCSL. We just joined a new team/club that plays for EDP. Don’t know if/when we should buy uniforms if we don’t play because she is entering her growth spurt. Anything we buy now, she will outgrow in 3-6 months.

[Anonymous]

NCSL is not even due to release schedules until Friday August 21. The intent is to play with the season starting Sept 12.
Why dont you give this a try if you need further assurance

Ryan Rich, Executive Director
Alison Smith, Administrator

email: [e-mail]
email: [e-mail]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NCSL is not even due to release schedules until Friday August 21. The intent is to play with the season starting Sept 12.
Why dont you give this a try if you need further assurance

Ryan Rich, Executive Director
Alison Smith, Administrator

email: [e-mail]
email: [e-mail]

Ryan Rich is a coach at arlington. Could this create a conflict of interest in some way?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NCSL is not even due to release schedules until Friday August 21. The intent is to play with the season starting Sept 12.
Why dont you give this a try if you need further assurance

Ryan Rich, Executive Director
Alison Smith, Administrator

email: [e-mail]
email: [e-mail]

Ryan Rich is a coach at arlington. Could this create a conflict of interest in some way?

Call a cop

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NCSL is not even due to release schedules until Friday August 21. The intent is to play with the season starting Sept 12.
Why dont you give this a try if you need further assurance

Ryan Rich, Executive Director
Alison Smith, Administrator

email: [e-mail]
email: [e-mail]

Ryan Rich is a coach at arlington. Could this create a conflict of interest in some way?

Call a cop

Isn’t Richard Smith, president of NCSL, the husband of Alison Smith? Seems like a bigger conflict of interest for a non-profit whose board president can’t personally profit from its activities. FWIW, NCSL didn’t even cancel the spring season until late into May. Not a chance they would do anything proactive, especially before they collect the fees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NCSL is not even due to release schedules until Friday August 21. The intent is to play with the season starting Sept 12.
Why dont you give this a try if you need further assurance

Ryan Rich, Executive Director
Alison Smith, Administrator

email: [e-mail]
email: [e-mail]

Ryan Rich is a coach at arlington. Could this create a conflict of interest in some way?

Call a cop

And what? tell him you're an asshole?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Not a chance they would do anything proactive, especially before they collect the fees.

I have a feeling that clubs will go after leagues for fees this time around, mostly because parents will be going after teams

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Not a chance they would do anything proactive, especially before they collect the fees.

I have a feeling that clubs will go after leagues for fees this time around, mostly because parents will be going after teams

But they just hired Richard’s wife - employee #2, and will need to cover her salary in addition to Ryan’s.

[Anonymous]

Any attorneys in here think this Richard POS can be sued? Or NCSL?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any attorneys in here think this Richard POS can be sued? Or NCSL?

I promise you that Richard Smith did everything by the book. He is a lawyer himself, and a good one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any attorneys in here think this Richard POS can be sued? Or NCSL?

I promise you that Richard Smith did everything by the book. He is a lawyer himself, and a good one.

Richard hires Ryan, Ryan hires Alison, NCSL short changes clubs on canceled league fees. Not surprising NCSL is registered in Alexandria. It seems like that town must be a safe harbor for non profits not playing by the rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any attorneys in here think this Richard POS can be sued? Or NCSL?

I promise you that Richard Smith did everything by the book. He is a lawyer himself, and a good one.

Richard hires Ryan, Ryan hires Alison, NCSL short changes clubs on canceled league fees. Not surprising NCSL is registered in Alexandria. It seems like that town must be a safe harbor for non profits not playing by the rules.

What rules have been broken? Do tell? What is the specific conflict? What happened differently as a result of the alleged conflicts? Do you actually even understand what conflicts of interest are, or how they work in legal reality?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any attorneys in here think this Richard POS can be sued? Or NCSL?

I promise you that Richard Smith did everything by the book. He is a lawyer himself, and a good one.

Richard hires Ryan, Ryan hires Alison, NCSL short changes clubs on canceled league fees. Not surprising NCSL is registered in Alexandria. It seems like that town must be a safe harbor for non profits not playing by the rules.

Off their meds again. Must look like a really frightening world from your little hovel.