My daughter plays flag football with many players that are being forced to choose.
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Michelle Gordon
3 months ago
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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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Tawnya Trotta
3 months 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.
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Christina Amato
3 months ago
Let them play!
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Fareed Elnahrawi
3 months ago
Naiovii
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Kimberli Flores
3 months ago
Go Number 23!!!
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Arsenia Barias
3 months ago
Let them enjoy their sports!!
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Fitz Ventura
3 months ago
In support of the girls not having to choose only one sport.
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Mike Mason
3 months ago
Let them play!
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John leguizamo
3 months ago
I support with all being
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ava thompson
3 months ago
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Teresa Gurnari
3 months ago
let them play
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Emma best
3 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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Kelly Montgomery
3 months ago
Girls have the same rights as boys
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Vivian Kotora
3 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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Mia Rivela
3 months ago
Pls let this be true!
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Idalis Anspach
3 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
3 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.
Great Idea!!
My daughter plays flag football with many players that are being forced to choose.
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.
Let the kids decide what they can handle. This is how they learn grit, resilience, and time management, all needed for their adult life.
Let them play!
Naiovii
Go Number 23!!!
Let them enjoy their sports!!
In support of the girls not having to choose only one sport.
Let them play!
I support with all being
let them play
As someone wanting to do multiple sports and have the balance and obligation to both I think 2 sports should be allowed
Girls have the same rights as boys
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.
Pls let this be true!
This is a great idea that would help a lot of girls develop as athletes, students, and teammates.
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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