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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lacrosse parents and culture are so toxic and new money I can’t stand it. I really wish my daughter, who plays for stars, would find interest in another sport. This thread is just a small example of the disgusting behavior by parents which is then emulated by their daughters. The gossip, back stabbing, social worth based on the athleticism of their child. It’s awful. [/quote] Agreed. The apple doesn't fall too far from the tree and it's ruining the game for many. Club lacrosse has become big business. Clubs recognize the feeding frenzy parents are creating and are taking full advantage of the situation. In many ways we can't blame them. It's simply business and that's how businesses work. You see a demand and you capitalize on it. Where clubs can do a better job is cutting out the parent politics and the influences of a few bad apples. They need to stay focused on identifying potential talent, developing that talent, and working with girls to place them in college if this is their passion and ultimate goal. Rarely have I seen club coaches take a personal interest in individual players who have the potential to play at the next level, pull them aside, and work with them one-on-one to elevate their games. This seems to be a lost art in coaching today. It's understandable though because the business has to keep running and focusing on a few players with the most potential won't keep the lights on. Ultimately, how many players a club places in college and specifically what colleges will determine their brand. It's up to the clubs to decide if they want to be an elite or a mediocre brand. Those who want to be elite will build their brands based on talent and potential, not the control of toxic parents.[/quote]
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