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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I would bring it up to the coach. Bullying is a Safesport violation and it is reportable. There might not be anything too it, but the coach should try to foster an atmosphere of mutual respect on the team. Talk to your coach, tell him your DD is considering quitting the team. I am sure the club leadership would be concerned if they knew the reason was bullying. Send your coach this link to a handbook to help prevent bullying: https://eptoolkit.uscenterforsafesport.org/prevent-bullying/?_gl=1*ixxa3u*_gcl_au*OTQ4MjA3MDgzLjE3NjAwMzEwNjg.*_ga*NDUxNjQ1MTQ4LjE3NjAwMzEwNjg.*_ga_MBN6TFWKW0*czE3NjAwMzEwNjckbzEkZzAkdDE3NjAwMzEwNzckajUwJGwwJGgw&_ga=2.104619267.2055339808.1760031068-451645148.1760031068 If nothing works, you can report it here: https://safesport.i-sight.com/portal 1-877-587-7233 [/quote] Not OP but if the mean girls are the coach’s kid, the coach’s nieces, or the coach’s kid's bff what are we going to do?[/quote] Learn how to help your DD actually become a better soccer player—so the ones out there giving it their all don’t keep getting frustrated week after week by teammates who just… aren’t. These are kids, yes—but they still need guidance. Some are naturally competitive and take their sport seriously. They expect the same effort and focus from the players beside them. And honestly? Some kids just aren’t built for that level of competition—and that’s okay! Maybe a softer sport, or a solo one, would suit better. Otherwise, help your DD close the gap. Watch film together. Catch matches on TV. Get extra touches in outside of team practice. Confidence builds competitiveness. When everyone’s dialed in—mentally and physically—the whole team thrives. It’s that simple. ChatGPT strikes again… with facts.[/quote]
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