Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:49     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:These players can play club and they can play up in club teams. They should not be playing for HS team.


This.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:49     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
These players can play club and they can play up in club teams. They should not be playing for HS team.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:48     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.


There is a group of 8th and 9th grade girls that are very good at VB and soccer. Many of these girls are also on that really good flag football team. Watch out for this to happen in soccer in the spring as well.


No dog in this fight, but this really should not be allowed - 8th graders playing on JV. I understand 9th graders playing for their home school at any level or 8th graders potentially playing on the Freshman team, but my heart goes out to the Sophomore and Junior girls who were cut and replaced by 13-year-olds. Especially when volleyball teams are small to begin with.

The Arlington Coaches should know better and do better.


Should not be allowed, seriously? those MS kids earned those spots fairly.

If you don't like the rules, you should vote for the school board members who favor in changing that rules.


Oh please they don’t even go to the school and aren’t eligible to attend the school! But can steal spots from students who are academically enrolled? So. Wrong.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:47     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.


There is a group of 8th and 9th grade girls that are very good at VB and soccer. Many of these girls are also on that really good flag football team. Watch out for this to happen in soccer in the spring as well.


No dog in this fight, but this really should not be allowed - 8th graders playing on JV. I understand 9th graders playing for their home school at any level or 8th graders potentially playing on the Freshman team, but my heart goes out to the Sophomore and Junior girls who were cut and replaced by 13-year-olds. Especially when volleyball teams are small to begin with.

The Arlington Coaches should know better and do better.


Should not be allowed, seriously? those MS kids earned those spots fairly.

If you don't like the rules, you should vote for the school board members who favor in changing that rules.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:46     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
That is crazy and should not be allowed.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:35     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
And then the coaches wonder why there’s drama on HS volleyball teams - it doesn’t help when half the JV team are not even students at the school! And are 13!
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:13     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.


There is a group of 8th and 9th grade girls that are very good at VB and soccer. Many of these girls are also on that really good flag football team. Watch out for this to happen in soccer in the spring as well.


No dog in this fight, but this really should not be allowed - 8th graders playing on JV. I understand 9th graders playing for their home school at any level or 8th graders potentially playing on the Freshman team, but my heart goes out to the Sophomore and Junior girls who were cut and replaced by 13-year-olds. Especially when volleyball teams are small to begin with.

The Arlington Coaches should know better and do better.


They just want to win sadly. Its frustrating b/c all of these MS kids making the HS team are already on club teams for VB and soccer, etc. They already have a ton of chances to play. Its a shame you have to be club level to play HS sports.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:12     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


ITA. This is when many Sophomore/Junior players start recruiting and the JV high school coaches should have used more common sense.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:09     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.


There is a group of 8th and 9th grade girls that are very good at VB and soccer. Many of these girls are also on that really good flag football team. Watch out for this to happen in soccer in the spring as well.


No dog in this fight, but this really should not be allowed - 8th graders playing on JV. I understand 9th graders playing for their home school at any level or 8th graders potentially playing on the Freshman team, but my heart goes out to the Sophomore and Junior girls who were cut and replaced by 13-year-olds. Especially when volleyball teams are small to begin with.

The Arlington Coaches should know better and do better.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 21:02     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.


There is a group of 8th and 9th grade girls that are very good at VB and soccer. Many of these girls are also on that really good flag football team. Watch out for this to happen in soccer in the spring as well.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 20:55     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?


Reports are that this happened this week. Several sophomores/juniors cut from JV and replaced by 8th and 9th graders. 9th, okay I get it. But 8th? Put them on the freshman team.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 20:38     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Perhaps your kid needs to practice more. The 8th graders are better than your kid. Sorry. That's life. Lobby for volleyball in middle schools. Then they won't be able to play HS as an 8th grader. This is not new.

And no, I don't have a volleyball player.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 20:37     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Anonymous wrote:For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.


Is this Yorktown?
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 20:36     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
Wut
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2024 20:34     Subject: Shame on Arlington County HS Volleyball Coaches
For putting multiple 8th graders on Arlington County high school JV teams (not even freshman teams!) and bumping hardworking sophomores/juniors who now can’t play for their *actual* school.

13-year-olds shouldn’t be on a high school JV team when there are only 12 spots.

And shame on the coaches for enabling this.