Anonymous wrote:So you think coaches stay with 6th graders all the way through to the end?

That MD team started at NL, moved to MCE, then to YJMA. It’s not the coaches. Read between the lines.

Anonymous wrote:So you think coaches stay with 6th graders all the way through to the end?

At many programs it happens quite often

So you think coaches stay with 6th graders all the way through to the end?

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Anonymous wrote:Talk of director taking over 2030’s. She currently coaches 25’s.

For which club?

YJ’s

For the MD team. Good god how many coaches is that team going to go through? Poor girls.

Next Monday 7/8

Did Stars have their tryouts yet?

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Anonymous wrote:Talk of director taking over 2030’s. She currently coaches 25’s.

For which club?

YJ’s

Anonymous wrote:Talk of director taking over 2030’s. She currently coaches 25’s.

I guess playtime is over. The adults are coming in to bring order to the team.

Anonymous wrote:Talk of director taking over 2030’s. She currently coaches 25’s.

For which club?

Talk of director taking over 2030’s. She currently coaches 25’s.

Anonymous wrote:2030 YJ team had 3 coaches . 2 were HS and 1 current college player

This is probably the VA team. Is the college player the head coach?

Anonymous wrote:Until you receive a text from a recent college graduate to get the girls warmed up at an early Sunday morning tournament, you haven’t really been disappointed in someone. Let alone when they show up and can barely open their eyes.

True, but really depends on the college grad. Some are more responsible than others.

Until you receive a text from a recent college graduate to get the girls warmed up at an early Sunday morning tournament, you haven’t really been disappointed in someone. Let alone when they show up and can barely open their eyes.

Parent coaches have more skin in the game then some random college kid. I find parents to be the better coaches. They actually care and put a ton of effort into things. If anything I think their kids can sometimes get the short end of the stick because they do not want the optics to be bad.

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Anonymous wrote:So glad I’m going to have two years of this thread. 2028s have nothing on the 30s. Keep it up parents.

The amount of sh*t posting for a lax year is inversely proportional to the strength of the teams that year. The 2028s are high drama and low skill, we don’t hear much from the 2029s because they have several great local teams. Feels like the 2030s will fall in the middle.

The 2029's are active. Just on a different site.