Anonymous wrote:It’s inexperienced players (non travel players) over compensating or getting frustrated and making hard or dirty fouls.

Or football and lacrosse players thinking they can play soccer.

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like the HS players who don't do anything else besides high school parents blaming overuse to get their kid playing time on the high school team. It's a bunch of BS and deflecting the responsibility due to envy. There frequent complains also get D1 level athletes kicked off team. Pathetic.

Which D1 college coach is listening to complaining parents and following their wishes?

Our HS coach is pretty hardcore and it's very clear his mentality, and a lot of the team's mentality, is that soccer is #1. It's too bad there's not alternative for kids who enjoy it, are pretty good, want to play, but also have other priorities. My kid is still interested in playing but also is open to getting to a point where it's just not worth it. They also are 100% going to skip practice for a more important academic or extracurricular opportunity. Our HS coach is likely to penalize, but it is what it is.