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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son recently joined Potomac and has really enjoyed the training sessions so far. One of the main reasons we decided to join was the opportunity to work with the Boys Director, KL, he has trained with KL 5 times now and we have been very happy and impressed. We would not have joined if we knew he wasn’t returning. Another parent mentioned that he may have left the club. Does anyone know what’s going on?[/quote]

Potomac is being ran horribly. The girls side is a disaster, the boys Under 8 side we’ve heard the same thing and many families are leaving, we know of families leaving the Under 10 boys too after this year because of how bad it was, the only positive seems to be KL’s age groups so I am not sure what Potomac will do now, everything outside the boys side is a mess. The club should do everything in their power to keep him if they’re smart[/quote]

Agree with this my son is devastated and said he doesn’t want to stay anymore he wasn’t even being coached by KL [/quote]

This has to be satire right? Your son is devastated because the coach of a totally different team at the club is leaving? I've had kids at various clubs and generally we had no idea who was coaching other teams and my kids could have cared less. Coaching slates change every year and coaches move around so all that ever matters is your current team coach.

KL is just another coach. He had his positives and negatives. The negatives were pretty bad and got much worse this year. The posts on here supposedly by people who say they are leaving the club because he suddenly quit are pure fantasy. [/quote]

KL was around most of the age groups on the boys side and knew all the players on each team so this is not like other club situations. He has coached my son on multiple occasions despite not being in their age group slate [/quote]

This is not a good thing. He was involved whenever he wanted to be and had too much autonomy. Once he started pushing things too far, no one at the club was in a position to control him. I've never seen any other club where a director or coach supervisor would just take over a game from his coach because he wanted to. [/quote]

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