Derek Sapp Reviews

Derek Sapp

27 Reviews
Overall Recommendation
11%
negative

Seton Hall University - South Orange, NJ

Women's Swimming & Diving Head Coach
Division: NCAA DI
Conference: Big East

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2.0
Caring
2.5
Motivational
1.6
Knowledgeable
1.8
Honest
2.2
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Women's Swimming & Diving Head Coach

Everyones experience is different

Date: February 18, 2024
By Athlete
3.2
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Recommended
Yes
positive
Overall
3
Caring
4
Motivational
2
Knowledgeable
2
Honest
5
Overall
Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
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2
5
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Direct Disorganized Understanding
The coach has a good understanding of the sport, but he also seems to struggle with anger management issues. There are concerns about his attendance, as it's unclear how many days he's actually missing due to childcare responsibilities that should have been addressed outside of work hours. Only the people on deck really know when he isn't there, as I doubt higher-ups would know what happens on the pool deck since no athlete complains. As he is compensated by Seton Hall to fulfill his coaching duties, it would be beneficial if he could fully commit to his role or otherwise hand off the head coach position to the assistant. Team culture is good.
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Average Rating
Recommended
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Women's Swimming & Diving Head Coach

Everyones experience is different

Overall
3
Caring
4
Motivational
2
Knowledgeable
2
Honest
5
Overall
Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
3
4
2
2
5
Date: February 18, 2024
By Athlete
Tags
Direct Disorganized Understanding
The coach has a good understanding of the sport, but he also seems to struggle with anger management issues. There are concerns about his attendance, as it's unclear how many days he's actually missing due to childcare responsibilities that should have been addressed outside of work hours. Only the people on deck really know when he isn't there, as I doubt higher-ups would know what happens on the pool deck since no athlete complains. As he is compensated by Seton Hall to fulfill his coaching duties, it would be beneficial if he could fully commit to his role or otherwise hand off the head coach position to the assistant. Team culture is good.
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