Here's the dilemma.
My freshman daughter would like to get a college scholarship. The HS coach has 20 different people keeping score on game changer. Mostly high school kids who have no idea what they are doing. For a good half of the season they were scoring any kind of bunt as a sacrifice bunt...even if it was a single. This is just to give you an idea of what I'm dealing with. They had messed up my daughter's stats quite a few times but we never said anything. However, the last regular season game, my daughter pitched 4 innings with 2 ER, they then switched pitchers in the top of the 5th. This pitcher allowed 8 additional ER's over the next 2 innings. The scorekeeper (this time it was the assistant coach), never subbed out my daughter for the other pitcher. So it looked like my daughter had 10 ER.
I did tell my DD to text the head coach immediately after the game to ask her to fix it. The coach said she'd fix it Monday. Of course, it comes out in the newspaper with all the wrong stats...grrr!! Then weeks later, I tell my DD to ask her to fix them again, and the coach says something like, I thought you were more chill than this.
I just looked again today and it's STILL wrong on game changer and max preps. Should I say something to the coach? It's certainly not going to help my DD get a scholarship. Why keep stats electronically if you aren't going to do it right?!
My freshman daughter would like to get a college scholarship. The HS coach has 20 different people keeping score on game changer. Mostly high school kids who have no idea what they are doing. For a good half of the season they were scoring any kind of bunt as a sacrifice bunt...even if it was a single. This is just to give you an idea of what I'm dealing with. They had messed up my daughter's stats quite a few times but we never said anything. However, the last regular season game, my daughter pitched 4 innings with 2 ER, they then switched pitchers in the top of the 5th. This pitcher allowed 8 additional ER's over the next 2 innings. The scorekeeper (this time it was the assistant coach), never subbed out my daughter for the other pitcher. So it looked like my daughter had 10 ER.
I did tell my DD to text the head coach immediately after the game to ask her to fix it. The coach said she'd fix it Monday. Of course, it comes out in the newspaper with all the wrong stats...grrr!! Then weeks later, I tell my DD to ask her to fix them again, and the coach says something like, I thought you were more chill than this.
I just looked again today and it's STILL wrong on game changer and max preps. Should I say something to the coach? It's certainly not going to help my DD get a scholarship. Why keep stats electronically if you aren't going to do it right?!