Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does he email the kids that quit the DMV teams?

Yes, because he will be mad that you are no longer willingly giving him your money. But he has your credit card on file and you will have to fight with credit card company to stop Madlax from charging your card automatically months after you're gone.

That's why they call it "Madlax for Life".

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like some bitter parents who are upset their kids couldn't cut it

Interesting theory however no player is ever cut from the team. They will find a way to place your son as long as the CC# is valid. Sure they will put close to 30 kids on a team but they will find a spot.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like some bitter parents who are upset their kids couldn't cut it

Is that really the best you can do? You're the idiot giving this guy your money when there are comparable and better alternatives. When your son is in HS and the best players have left for other clubs, that's when you'll realize how foolish you are.

https://deadspin.com/hey-ungrateful-quitter-emails-from-an-angry-lacrosse-660703941

Worst Travel Program Ever

The whole program should be disbanded. They treat everyone like trash. Their own players, opponents, referees. They are a disgrace to youth sports.

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like some bitter parents who are upset their kids couldn't cut it

aren’t you clever? Some folks leave because it’s not fun, their kids don’t have the opportunity to develop or there are better travel team options. And folks discussing it makes ML bitter

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like some bitter parents who are upset their kids couldn't cut it

Is that really the best you can do? You're the idiot giving this guy your money when there are comparable and better alternatives. When your son is in HS and the best players have left for other clubs, that's when you'll realize how foolish you are.

https://deadspin.com/hey-ungrateful-quitter-emails-from-an-angry-lacrosse-660703941

Sounds like some bitter parents who are upset their kids couldn't cut it

Anonymous wrote:Does he email the kids that quit the DMV teams?

Yes, because he will be mad that you are no longer willingly giving him your money. But he has your credit card on file and you will have to fight with credit card company to stop Madlax from charging your card automatically months after you're gone.

That's why they call it "Madlax for Life".

Technically. It a demotion if he was never on the roster that is called making the upper B team

Anonymous wrote:Nope. NVYLL bylaws prohibit changing the rosters once they are set. Lay off the eggnog.

Roster isn't official until the first game. Demotion happened before that.

The point is that it cannot happen in NVYLL. Once a player is on a roster he must stay on that team. Many club kids miss most practices and still play. There are also minimum playing time rules. None of this is new to NVYLL and have been rules for years. Funny how NVYLL enforces roster integrity clubs do not.

We're talking about missing a practice for a school commitment, not proper commitment or skill set.

And what's wrong with that? They should be demoted or cut if they dont show the proper commitment or skill set.

Nope. NVYLL bylaws prohibit changing the rosters once they are set. Lay off the eggnog.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know but I do know he uses the dmv as a punishment. He will demote kids if they don't make a practice for things like a school commitment.

Meh. Even rec coaches will demote a kid from the A team to the B team if he misses practices.

Maybe that happened when you played baseball in the 60s, but neither the NVYLL or Bethesda Rec does that.

Nope. Saw it happen on a NVYLL rec team two years ago.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't know but I do know he uses the dmv as a punishment. He will demote kids if they don't make a practice for things like a school commitment.

Meh. Even rec coaches will demote a kid from the A team to the B team if he misses practices.

Maybe that happened when you played baseball in the 60s, but neither the NVYLL or Bethesda Rec does that.