Most disgruntled parents wouldn't go to these lengths, lol:
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Both funny and pathetic. As it happens I follow that team on MaxPreps. They are doing great. I'm sure other team parents know who did this and hope they give that person some good tips on worthy causes that could use their excess cash.
Craziness abounds...
Wow. Thanks for sharing. And this particular instance is in regards to two coaches who, by all accounts and as evident in the video clips, clearly do things the right way and with the best interest of the players in mind.
Love the quote in the story ... “In an attempt to promote self interest, some adults become willing conspirators in the theft of joy from youth athletic programs”
It is very unfortunate that this is becomes a regular and somewhat expected aspect that comes with the territory when one decides to step up and volunteer to take on the role... unfortunate for the coaches, the large majority of parents who are positive and supportive, and especially to the players in the program who cannot avoid being caught in the crossfire.
I would have said... they should have spent that $1,200 on SAT prep and hitting/pitching lessons, but since that's in Westchester County NY, those bone-headed parents have probably already spent a small fortune on those things.
The parents have more money than brains.
That is a $$ school district, probably change under the cushion for the disgruntled parent, very sad.
“I’m pretty confident it is a parent of one of the kids on the team that potentially is not playing a lot,” Jaye (aka Captain Obvious) said.
Smitty28 posted:“I’m pretty confident it is a parent of one of the kids on the team that potentially is not playing a lot,” Jaye (aka Captain Obvious) said.
I bet that kid plays SS and bats 3rd on his travel team too.