Who's got who now??????

[J Fierce]

Agree with the first part of your post except for the part about fun for the kids ? my feelings are if you want to have fun you should have stayed in rec ball.[/quote]

[Fifteen's]

If it were only a game...there would be no Bucket

TRUE DAT!

[callegacy]

fierce,
fifth grade all over again a'

[rediman]

It is amazing to me to see all the uneducated people making statements that absolutely makes no sense to anyone. Who cares who went where or what team won what. I think all of you have lost sight of the fact that these are impressionable young women playing a game (A GAME) and its not life or death whether they win or lose or what team they are playing for. I know it is a cliche but this is a game and games are supposed to be fun for the kids but unfortunately its the PARENTS and not the kids that are the problem.

Agree with the first part of your post except for the part about fun for the kids ? my feelings are if you want to have fun you should have stayed in rec ball.

Are you kidding me? If your girls can't compete and have fun, you won't win many championships. Winning team sports comes from playing as a team and you can't play as a team without liking your team mates and that usually adds up to having fun. You confuse having fun with fooling around.

[CheckWriter]

my feelings are if you want to have fun you should have stayed in rec ball.

He probably hates his job so kids shouldn't have fun palying ball.

Fun is the whole point. If DD gets good enough as she navigates this soap opera called travelball and ends up playing for a competitive team and that one team that "wins it all", great.

Better enjoy the journey because none of us are in a hurry to get to the destination - that would be 6 feet under.

[CharlieHough]

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[J Fierce]

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–verb (used without object), -pet⋅ed, -pet⋅ing.
to strive to outdo another for acknowledgment, a prize, supremacy, profit, etc.; engage in a contest; vie: to compete in a race; to compete in business.

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☆ douche bag

Slang an unpleasant, offensive, or contemptible person: a mildly vulgar term