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[NumeroUno]

Hello everyone, sounds like the Rebels did not start the fight, they finished it. We had a team doing some player parent chant this weekend also. What we did is beat them on the field and shut them up. We did not charge them after the game and start throwing punches. Quit acting like CA did nothing wrong. You need to tell the CA (parent ) how he is supposed to act.

[YellowBalls]

Sorry, couldn't resist putting in 2 cents:

To Clean_up - give up trying to have the Rebels step up and take responsibility for their several loud-mouth parents, not just one. How many parents does it take to defend Aimie's honor? Two or three dads plus a mom screaming their going to kick your f'in a$$, have another drink, f' you and so on.

To Psycho Dad - Obviously you are crazy, if you were not drunk, did you forget your meds that day? It's bad enough to behave like an a$$hole in the stands, but what did you expect to do? Kick the crap out of the boyz in da hood and just walk away? Dude, I mean dude, really?

To the moms who got hurt - sorry to hear about your injuries, although stepping in front of a raging bull in a valiant attempt to protect your men is admirable, it's not very smart.

To the Angels Coaches - Next time, make sure you get any angry parent(s) off the field and into their cars immediately, don't assume it's all good and go about your merry way.

To the Rebels posse - Good job taking this one guy down, but is the excessive punching and rib-kicking necessary to subdue someone being held down by 3 or 4 dads? really? No wonder you have lawyer....

To all the 12u softball players who were unfortunate to witness this mess, keep this as an example of how NOT to act and what can happen when adults behave like idiots. It doesn't matter who started it, who yelled the first thing, who threw the first punch - everyone involved in the cussing, threats and actual fight made bad decisions and should be held accountable.

To both the Rebels and Corona Angels teams - both of you have a great group of young ballplayers, most of the softball community respects your girls and hopes that you will take care of this professionally, stop your parents from bickering back and forth, have a pow-wow and come back with integrity and class and set good examples for not only your teams but for all the teams you play.

[AM Softball]

I guess after all the blogging and all the non-taking responsibility by the Rebels I would like to know bottom line who would like their daughters to play, or turn out like AM SOFTBALL "Aime".

You need to really think of how you want your daughter to be and at what cost are you willing to help make it happen. Is softball worth compromising your daughters values and self-confidence?

If so join their team.

If not keep fighting to make your daughter the best PERSON she can be in WHATEVER path she takes (softball or not). And hopefully she will be the person that in the end will make you proud to say,

"Boy thats my daughter and I'm so proud of her for doing what was always right even when it was tough or not the most popular decision amoung her friends (taking the high road)."


To RAISE better children we need to RAISE our standards and RAISE our voices against what is wrong.

As stated yesterday, we know what our organization is about, what we do on and off the field every weekend, what morals we teach, what self respect we have, and we will not discuss this any further so you guys can be "classy" and keep trying to get to us hot and bothered over a cheer. Plus, very few are classy enough to sign their name so why argue with the unknown porcupines of the world. I will choose my battles wisely and this is not worth it.

I have spoken to the people in the softball community that matter to me and that is not the people on this board bashing us. We know what teams these people come from and we know how classy they really are.

I believe you should leave our players out of it (and that is the only reason I posted this)because they don't deserve to be put down over a cheer and are exceptional athletes. That cheer is not the reason they are so good so attack me all you want but attacking players is as low as it comes.

I have dealt with softball drama my whole life (I definitely am not losing sleep over HB) and whether we cheer or not, it will be something else to complain about next week so we are over it. As far as your daughters, they do have a choice and we respect they don't want to play for us. That is their loss. We're also not looking for players anyway so good luck this year. I think if you played in our organization, you would not think the way you do but that is besides the point.

PS. The lawyer thing was a joke because we knew all these classy people would be on the boards (yes you ran with that too as always) but if anybody needed a lawyer, it wouldn't be us, it would be the guy that reached out to our organization to take blame for the incident this morning.

AMIE STEWART

[NumeroUno]

Their is a lost of 2 cents going into this post

[RudeDog]

Corona Angels 96 Coach Kenny asked me to post this for him

e-mail titled:
"UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR"
"On behalf of the Corona Angels Organization and myself we would like to say we do not approve nor tolerate the behavior that was displayed over the weekend. With that I would like to apologize to everyone that witnessed that unfortunate behavior.

Thank You
Kenneth Knighten
Corona Angels-Knighten"




As part of the Corona Angels 96 family I also would like to extend my family's sincere appologies to the Rebels and anyone else who may have witnessed or been involved in this situation. There is no place for any of these types of actions at youth sports nor anywhere else. Physical violence is an unacceptable way to handle your emotions. I am happy to know that this dad is no longer a part of this team, unfortunately his DD ends up paying the price for his HORRIBLE choice of actions.
Sincerely,
Ron DeWitt

[upurbox]

enough is enough 20 some pages of the same stuff.

1) Everyone hates the Rebel Chant-get rid of it, makes the rebels look classless
2) Angel parent that started the fight- should be booted from any game for 1 year
3) Rebels parents made fun of the white girls crying- if white parents made that comment Jesse Jackson would be called.
4) Angel parents and Rebel parents should take anger management classes together

Ok, this will be my last post on this thead and hopefully people come speak to us personally if you have a problem.
If you feel our cheer is classless, then we will be classless and agree to disagree because I see classless things all the time by other teams and do not whine about it. To each is their own on what is class.

The "white girl comment" was made by a WHITE PERSON and I have spoken with the parents and it was definitely taken out of context.

Good luck to everyone this season.

Enough Aime......move on.....

[Iluvblue]

UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR"
"On behalf of the Corona Angels Organization and myself we would like to say we do not approve nor tolerate the behavior that was displayed over the weekend. With that I would like to apologize to everyone that witnessed that unfortunate behavior.




I was not there, so who knows what exactly happened. But if one of my parents (any of them) was in the stands flipping people off, pelvic thrusts, cussing, I would have personally walked off the field(Immediately), into the stands, and told the parent to leave the park. We would not continue until he left, and if he didnt leave immediately, his daughter would be done on my team.

It is one thing to say we dont condone the behavior after the fact, but why wasnt something done as soon as all that BS started? Coaches need to take responsibilityy for EVERYTHING that happens with their teams. And parent behavior is part of their team.

[sbfan22]

Killer Rabbit..I had to laugh when I read your comment about doing the Rebel cheer at UNLV to intimidate people. LOL We haven't had a team that could intimidate a rabbit (Since maybe 1990's basketball-90's softball) much less an opposing team. Remember we do that cheer at our football games and we've won like 3 games in the last 10 years. We do it to show support, have fun, and entertain ourselves while the other team is running up and down the field.

[upurbox]

UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR"
"On behalf of the Corona Angels Organization and myself we would like to say we do not approve nor tolerate the behavior that was displayed over the weekend. With that I would like to apologize to everyone that witnessed that unfortunate behavior.




I was not there, so who knows what exactly happened. But if one of my parents (any of them) was in the stands flipping people off, pelvic thrusts, cussing, I would have personally walked off the field(Immediately), into the stands, and told the parent to leave the park. We would not continue until he left, and if he didnt leave immediately, his daughter would be done on my team.

It is one thing to say we condone the behavior after the fact, but why wasnt something done as soon as all that BS started? Coaches need to take responsibilityy for EVERYTHING that happens with their teams. And parent behavior is part of their team.

I believe they said they "DO NOT" condone that type of behavior.........

[softballgrammy]

Hello Children,

Yeah, I've been resting peacefully until I was woken up by the "Hater Brigade". This message is basically to the CA and Rebels organizations. Keep your heads up. I hope you know exactly what is going on here. I know you do. Trust me, if this happened during a game between the Beverly Hills Brunettes and the Laguna Beach Ladies, the word "ghetto" would have never been used and this whole thing would have been swept under the table. The funny thing is, the "white girl comment" was said by a white person. Obviously taken out of context. Why didn't Hotwheels, say that it was said by a "white person"? He was right there, and that would have killed that whole argument? Do you see where I'm going with this? Can you say "Hater Brigade"? I know for sure, that both of your teams have beaten all of the members of the "Hater Brigade". Now they will try and take this opportunity to discredit your organizations and tarnish your image, thus trying to weaken your team. I know for a fact, that both of you are decent people. I know that both of you dedicate countless hours to these girls and I know that their parents appreciate your efforts. I think you can take this opportunity, to solidify your teams and make a tighter unit. Parents of both organizations, you are smart people, talk to your kids about what happens, when adults take this game too seriously. Explain that people make mistakes and that their are consequences. Just another life lesson, period.

I applaud the way you guys have handled this situation. I know that there is mutual respect here. Aimiee, just like on the field, you have proven to be a tough competitor, and just like on the field, you have been successful in defeating the haters. It was wonderful to hear you defend your team, and tirelessly give your perspective. They would much rather you shut up. I think you showed a great example of a strong woman, standing up for herself, even when getting teamed up against by a bunch of geeky ass pencil necked men. You have always given honest and accurate input on this site. I think you acted appropriately and with class, throughout the whole discussion. Great Job.

Kenny, I applaud your restraint. It shows confidence, intelligence, and safety. I would hate to see one of these pencil necks cross the line, to find themselves getting bitch slapped (not in front of kids) in the parking lot of their DD's friendly. Not that you would, but it would be good, if you could. Trust me, they don't want that. They don't understand, that it is just a man thing and men are responsible for shutting their own mouths. I once heard a story about a man, a "good man", who leveled a guy at a Bar-B-Que for saying bad words in front of his wife. Different men, have different lines, pencil necks and geeky bloggers beware!

Don't tell me Spaz, your gonna delete my post again because I talked about your other half again. Spaz is one of the senior members of the Hater Brigade, he's tough because he has a "delete" button. Since he has that power, he now thinks he is an authority. Let's see, give the power to delete, to someone who has an 8 year old kid running around with a bottle of whiskey. #1, you really need to think about taking away Spaz's delete button. It's bad for this site. You seem to have a fair perspective on things. You should control the delete button.

Skarp, Skarp, Skarp. I've always told you son to be careful who you hang with. Now you have a couple little groupies swinging from your little jock strap. Don't be guilty by association, just because you have a golden mouthpiece. If I didn't know you from taking you to all those chess tournaments, I might mistake you for being a prick.

Porcupine, quit swinging from the jocks of the "regulars", aka The Hater Brigade. You're not that smart, but you are a prick. You know what groupies get right? They get the business, then they get to go home with no phone call. Ron Mexico, you don't even know .

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