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Allow Annabelle to Play Baseball at CCA

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Greg Doyle
1 year ago Featured

I have watched Annabelle play baseball with CCA for the last two seasons and she has been a vital part of the team, she is able to play at the same level as the boys on the team, even leading in some statistics. The CCA board is making a bad mistake singling Annabelle out with being the only female playing on a male team.

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Amie Doyle
1 year ago

As a full tuition paying parent I find this rule absolutely reprehensible and targeting. I understand and completely support boys not playing in girls sports/teams but I find this to be utterly ridiculous especially considering there is NO GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM and this literally affects one person. Get your heads out of your asses.

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Matthew Graf
1 year ago

Annabelle is gifted both academically and athletically and has already proven that she belongs on this team. There is no reason that should prevent her from completing her high school athletic career as a baseball player.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

good luck!!

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Tecorra Lawrence
1 year ago

Please let her continue to play especially if there’s no softball offered to her

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Steven Orleman Sr
1 year ago

Either start up a girls' team or allow her to continue with the guys. She's already Proven she can play.

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Kelly Machnik
1 year ago

There is absolutely no reason she should be removed from the team. There is no harm to anyone and she makes the team better.

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Rebecca Libby
1 year ago

Annabelle deserves the right to play softball at CCA as there is no softball program offered. She is a student in excellent standing academically, behaviorally and athletically.

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Jennifer Graf
1 year ago

I hope Annabelle gets to play! Can’t wait to watch her!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

let her play!!!!

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Christopher Baines
1 year ago

Allow her to play

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Crystal Gorski
1 year ago

LET THE GIRL PLAY!!! Even little league has changed the rules to allow girls to play!!!

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Brooke Trogdon
1 year ago

Girls should be allowed to play baseball anywhere. They are starting a women professional baseball league next year… get with 2025!

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Trisha Martin
1 year ago

Let her play. And start building a softball program.

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Susan Brooke
1 year ago

It seems the Hegelian Dialectic is being used to bring harm to a specific family. Creating a problem that doesn’t exist so then you can swoop in and be the hero for solving the problem you created. It is an age old tactic.!! There is no problem with women out preforming men in athletics. There is no problem with girls taking awards from male athletes. If the board wants to create a trans-gender policy then they should have the courage to do so. Instead it seems there may be a hero or two on the board who are only causing trouble for a small community.

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Jacob Lippiatt
1 year ago

She has no other alternative for allowing her to compete. Not allowing her to compete simply because of her gender is halting opportunities based on something she cannot change or control.

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Katelyn Rountree
1 year ago Featured

As a former female student athlete at a Christian school and mom of 2 athletes… AB is a role model I would love to have for my daughter, an aspiring soccer player! LET HER PLAY!

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Lucy Manchester
1 year ago

The board members who made this decision should be made to resign. I hope the school community holds them accountable!

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Aleisha Velez
1 year ago

She should be able to play, even if there was a separate softball team, if she tries out and makes the cut just like the rest of the players!!! Girls are playing baseball more and more!!!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The board should be ashamed of themselves, what we should be focusing on is a petition to remove some of these board members that clearly are not the right fit for the job.