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Just Poor in every way. So unorganised and to think this is her full-time job, she doesn't have much to show for it or for her entire career at Skidmore. Creates a toxic team culture. Very bad at communicating.
Just Poor in every way. So unorganised and to think this is her full-time job, she doesn't have much to show for it or for her entire career at Skidmore. Creates a toxic team culture. Very bad at communicating.
Worst coach I've ever had. Dishonest avoids confrontation, doesn't coach and only acts in a managerial position. Never known a coach not watch the sport they coach, very disinterested and does not know the game. Favors players, and politics play a huge role in her decisions. Communication is a serious problem for Lacey. Sets standards, and when they're not met does not uphold them.
Worst coach I've ever had. Dishonest avoids confrontation, doesn't coach and only acts in a managerial position. Never known a coach not watch the sport they coach, very disinterested and does not know the game. Favors players, and politics play a huge role in her decisions. Communication is a serious problem for Lacey. Sets standards, and when they're not met does not uphold them.
Loves to not talk a ton to players, and when they do, it’s focused on the starting 11 and never the substitutes. Only once did I hear Coach say something to me from the side line, and I had to engage the talk first.
Loves to not talk a ton to players, and when they do, it’s focused on the starting 11 and never the substitutes. Only once did I hear Coach say something to me from the side line, and I had to engage the talk first.
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