My daughter's team was asked to visit their "little sister" team tonight. The team (10-11 year old girls) were told that if they didn't do future written assignments correctly, they would be made to sit and watch while he made the rest of the team run until "at least four of them puked"
This seems really abusive for girls at such a young age and potentially traumatizing just to suggest this. Discovered later that some of the girls were really upset, and that the same coach made his team walk off the field after coming in second at their tournament and had to skip their awards. Other verbally abusive comments have been made as well.
Not our team, but our coach is the DOC and was in the meeting. As a parent, I'm concerned, but don't want it to effect my daughter since we are new to the club. Who should this be addressed with if the DOC was standing their and did nothing? They are an NPL team. Thanks for the advice.
This seems really abusive for girls at such a young age and potentially traumatizing just to suggest this. Discovered later that some of the girls were really upset, and that the same coach made his team walk off the field after coming in second at their tournament and had to skip their awards. Other verbally abusive comments have been made as well.
Not our team, but our coach is the DOC and was in the meeting. As a parent, I'm concerned, but don't want it to effect my daughter since we are new to the club. Who should this be addressed with if the DOC was standing their and did nothing? They are an NPL team. Thanks for the advice.
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