Jesters has daddy ball on a few of the teams! Not the best situation for many.
Hysterical. How many D-1 commits from that '23 team? When the '24 team doesn't have the same level of talent it must be "daddy ball." Of course the '23 team won't be as good in their junior year. They are rightfully showcasing the girls still looking to be placed somewhere. The anonymous keyboard warriors are pathetic on here. Don't let the truth get in the way of bashing a program and aren't thoses axes fully ground yet? Gross
This appears to be a recurring topic and the same club seems to be getting a lot of the heat. I’m not sure if it’s justified but just a suggestion,,, We all pay a lot of $$$ and most of us just want a healthy environment for our children. Maybe, get rid of the parent coaches(especially dads), and hire professionals that have played the sport. The girls game is much different from the boys game. You may get an objective, fair environment and it should minimize the parent lack of trust.
