HELP -- HS girl keeping stats!

momandcpa500+ posts

Since our son played varsity last year as a sophomore, we have been keeping stats on him. Last year (different asst coach), our stats were almost exactly the same as the coach's. This year, however, the coach has given over the books to our 16 year old girl "trainer".

Last night, the asst coach showed everyone their stats. To say the very least, our stats and theirs were very different. Why does it matter to us? Our son is being recruited by several DI schools... stats this year as a junior will really factor in to whether he will be able to sign early. The metroplex newspaper also relies on the coach's stats to report and list area leaders.

Any suggestions on what to do??? I should also point out that we are NOT "padding" our own books and have even asked the coach about a questionable error before we recorded our own stats...

3/15/067:52 AM

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