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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]13-year-old DD is on club swim team. Another girl on the team, with whom DD is close to, has been badmouthing DD for a while to other teammates. DD was quite upset when she found out. She (sort of) confronted the girl, who promptly denied it, but DD was hoping that would put a stop to it anyhow. It didn't, and DD is getting tired of hearing from other teammates that she won't stop. (Wish DD's friends would just tell this girl to shut up, but they're all 12/13 so they love the drama.) DD is debating whether to tell coach. More pertinent to telling the coach, however, is this girl's repeated asking DD to "tie" with her in races (they're milliseconds from each other in one particular stroke) - that is, to slow down. She did this a couple of times last summer and DD decided to let it slide, but she just did it again at a meet. DD claims it doesn't bother her, but it does affect her (she looks over at the girl's lane to check, which of course slows her down). This is explicitly against conduct code. I told DD she needs to tell the coach, or I will. Of course DD is worried about "tattling" - but she knows this is wrong, and the girl needs to be held accountable. She has tried herself to stop it, but it hasn't worked. Anyone have experience with this? What else can DD do? TIA.[/quote] That's meet-fixing and illegal.[/quote]
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