I am starting this petition to gather support for allowing girls, that today participate in a sport and Flag Football (as a club), to continue to participate in Flag Football (as a sport) and their other sport. These girls have already been managing two sport, some for several years, can they have provided the attention and enthusiasm necessary to promote Flag Football from a club to a sport. They deserve the opportunity to continue to drive enthusiasm and excitement for this new sport instead of being forced out of it. This suggested grandfathering exception would be time bound because the youngest girls would age out in three years. The freshmen girls that are participating in two sports today will be grandfathered for three years, and no incoming freshmen would qualify.
I'd like to ask for your support,by signing on to this petition.
My daughter is crushed that she might have to quit one of these. She has been juggling volleyball and flag for two years now and loves both teams equally. Its not fair to make them quit something they love.
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Emma best
2 months ago
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As someone wanting to do multiple sports and have the balance and obligation to both I think 2 sports should be allowed
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Vivian Kotora
2 months ago
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Our daughter Kaitlyn Kotora has successfully balanced club soccer, lacrosse and flag football this season. She has also maintained GPA 4.1.
She loves flag football and will help promote the game.
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Idalis Anspach
2 months ago
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This is a great idea that would help a lot of girls develop as athletes, students, and teammates.
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Jen Tortora
2 months ago
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Let’s go #23!!!!!!!!
Why Two-Sport Athletes Succeed
Reduced Burnout: Sports medicine and pediatric groups advocate for two-sport high school involvement as it prevents overuse injuries and limits psychological burnout associated with year-round single-sport specialization.
College Recruitment: College coaches and recruiters often favor multi-sport athletes because cross-training builds superior motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and overall athletic IQ.
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Rosa Amarilis Arredondo
2 months ago
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These young ladies have already shown they can handle it. Don’t diminish their hard work dedication & achievements. Let them play!!
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Tawnya Trotta
1 month ago
Let the kids decide what they can handle. This is how they learn grit, resilience, and time management, all needed for their adult life.
I am starting this petition to gather support for allowing girls, that today participate in a sport and Flag Football (as a club), to continue to participate in Flag Football (as a sport) and their other sport. These girls have already been managing two sport, some for several years, can they have provided the attention and enthusiasm necessary to promote Flag Football from a club to a sport. They deserve the opportunity to continue to drive enthusiasm and excitement for this new sport instead of being forced out of it. This suggested grandfathering exception would be time bound because the youngest girls would age out in three years. The freshmen girls that are participating in two sports today will be grandfathered for three years, and no incoming freshmen would qualify.
I'd like to ask for your support,by signing on to this petition.
My daughter is crushed that she might have to quit one of these. She has been juggling volleyball and flag for two years now and loves both teams equally. Its not fair to make them quit something they love.
E
Emma best
2 months ago
Featured
As someone wanting to do multiple sports and have the balance and obligation to both I think 2 sports should be allowed
V
Vivian Kotora
2 months ago
Featured
Our daughter Kaitlyn Kotora has successfully balanced club soccer, lacrosse and flag football this season. She has also maintained GPA 4.1.
She loves flag football and will help promote the game.
I
Idalis Anspach
2 months ago
Featured
This is a great idea that would help a lot of girls develop as athletes, students, and teammates.
J
Jen Tortora
2 months ago
Featured
Let’s go #23!!!!!!!!
Why Two-Sport Athletes Succeed
Reduced Burnout: Sports medicine and pediatric groups advocate for two-sport high school involvement as it prevents overuse injuries and limits psychological burnout associated with year-round single-sport specialization.
College Recruitment: College coaches and recruiters often favor multi-sport athletes because cross-training builds superior motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and overall athletic IQ.
R
Rosa Amarilis Arredondo
2 months ago
Featured
These young ladies have already shown they can handle it. Don’t diminish their hard work dedication & achievements. Let them play!!
T
Tawnya Trotta
1 month ago
Let the kids decide what they can handle. This is how they learn grit, resilience, and time management, all needed for their adult life.
My daughter is crushed that she might have to quit one of these. She has been juggling volleyball and flag for two years now and loves both teams equally. Its not fair to make them quit something they love.