Hood College
NCAA DIII • MAC
Date: October 18, 2023
Would Recommend
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Coach Molly has ruined multiple players love for the game. She is incompetent and picks favorites. She refuses to listen to any players that stand up for themselves or others, and only listens to her favorites (i.e. Captains, or girls that live in her office to suck up.) She is engaged to the team’s athletic trainer, making it impossible for players to go to her when they are mistreated by him. She makes no positive changes to the lineup, and starts players that very clearly don’t try or have any positive impact to the game. Molly is a pushover and is non confrontational, so any issues that arise must be solved by players on their own, or the issues just continue to grow. She does the same things in every practice, which clearly doesn’t help the players at all. She preaches mental health for the athletes, but tears them down on her own. She punishes those that stand up for themselves, and shuts down any conversations that revolve around what SHE should be doing better. Molly doesn’t believe in player privacy, and openly tells the team certain players private information they tell her in confidence. Coach Molly should have never been hired at Hood College, as she was not voted by any current member on the team during the hiring process. She is an idiot, a coward, and most of all: unfair. She should quit or be fired, as her presence at Hood is no longer wanted by any member of the team. Majority of the girls frequently discuss quitting or have already quit or transferred. Coach Molly ruins players’ confidence and I hope no team has to deal with the repercussions of having her as their coach. The year the team went to playoffs was built from the players and their connections. Coach Molly ruined these connections, the girls’ confidence and passion, and plays the worst formation and a handful of players that should have never been recruited. Coach Molly brings in the smallest classes, and the worst players, and is ruining this program with nobody being able to speak up about her misconduct.