Anonymous wrote:Uhhhh I’m not passionate about my kid’s lacrosse club (Capital). It’s a youth athletic team. My daughter’s sport. Happy she likes her coach and teammates. Want her to be happy. But passionate about a youth club team? Ummmm, no.
I do care that she play for a club with a positive reputation, a record of good sportsmanship and coaches who require the girls to play the game by the rules. That matters.
I don’t like clubs/coaches/parents that condone dirty play and bad sportsmanship. It taints the sport and the lax scene in the area where you live.
Anonymous wrote:I have 2 daughters with YJ and we are thrilled. We live in America and have choices (for now). I am happy that you are so passionate about your club team choice, good for you and your daughter. We too are just as passionate about our choice to be with Yellow Jackets. However, the difference is, we choose to focus our time and energy differently. I wish everyone a successful Spring season.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And I am not thinking ASU is really something to brag about.
I don't know much about the YJMA program but figure ASU is a great program for this girl, obviously. Let's model women supporting women--congratulations to her! I'm guessing the people trashing ASU or Michigan, etc. have daughters starting at BC?, UNC?, top 10 programs?...doubtful because those parents or girls wouldn't waste their time being so hateful or jealous.
Anonymous wrote:And I am not thinking ASU is really something to brag about.
Anonymous wrote:I assume all the YJMA bashing is coming from some bored 12 year old girl who probably didn't make the team. No adult can be this stupid and petty.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a very sad day for our sport. No matter what color jersey you wear, I always considered Lacrosse to be one big family. This type of rhetoric is unfortunate. I suggest you deal with your obsession in a different way and stop trashing Families, players and those who choose to create lacrosse opportunities in our area.
Enough with the gaslighting by YJMA.
The women and girls lacrosse community demands that anyone starting a girls lacrosse club teach the kids to respect the sport, to play by the rules and regulations of the game, and to ensure they do not play in a dangerous way. We also demand that anyone owning, administering or coaching a girls lacrosse club require all coaches to behave with dignity, model good sportsmanship for the players, and treat officials with respect.
By all accounts, YJMA meets none of these and should be avoided by all parents, players and officials.
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This entire thread is nothing but evidence that there is at least one person with some obsession's over YJ and or their director. That's about it.
Anonymous wrote:This is a very sad day for our sport. No matter what color jersey you wear, I always considered Lacrosse to be one big family. This type of rhetoric is unfortunate. I suggest you deal with your obsession in a different way and stop trashing Families, players and those who choose to create lacrosse opportunities in our area.