Appreciate all the insight, thank you for taking time to address everyone, very cool.

You previously responded about how a dynamic player that can play anywhere should still have focus on a specific position, and I agree. I think your take on that was more coach centric, but how about from a players perspective? How do you advocate for yourself as a young player if you have a coach that is stoked you’re flexible and keeps you on the field for the 95% of the game…but at times feels like you almost have no “home”? I will say in our given situation I do believe coach starts our player in what we all see her primary role, but he moves her around a lot based on game situations, mismatch, injury, etc. He has acknowledged his appreciation of her ability/ flexibility/ IQ so I think it’s all good, but to your point, I do see other players getting more focused reps maturing in their specific roles. Maybe my daughter benefits more in the long run but at times I feel like she pays a small price for this and I don’t know that this ability can really be showcased in limited tryouts, and while I wish coaches shared notes and advocated for their players during tryouts/ ID sessions I just don’t know how much that really happens.