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As a parent who didn't care less about winning, I will say that the issue wasn't winning. It was about the overall experience my own child had while participating on the team.

The reality is that some kids were so disruptive that practice was a serious struggle to get through for all kids and became really boring.

In terms of school teams, sorry, but sometimes kids are just tapped out by the end of the day of already dealing with a child in school and they don't want to have to deal with him/her in sports and on weekends.  Another issue I saw a lot of the times was that kids who were ok in school but feel apart during practices because they were later in the day and the kids were too tired and/or because medications had worn off.

I believe both kids - NT and special needs - have a right to play on the teams but in truth over many years I never saw any good ways of balancing the two out. [/quote]

REALLY?? Who are you?  I know you are exactly why us parents of special needs kids feel isolated most of the time; not to mention our kids.  Good job teaching your kids how to also be shallow humans.  I run into this ALL the time.  Maybe you should form premier leagues for your perfect kids that cannot be bothered? [/quote]

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