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Anonymous (b5c9)
My team is very diverse. The age ranges from 9-14 (with 1 17-year-old), along with VERY different personalities/skills. In particular, two girls are always acting out (interrupting, having an attitude towards coaches/teammates, intentionally "accidentally 
" sticking their feet out while teammates are running for vault, messing around, etc.)Let's call them A and B for now. They are on the younger side of the team (10-ish). A has been on silver for 2 yrs and B is a first-year and looks up to A. 
We have a fairly new coach who is around 22ish and doesn't really know how to handle it. Our original coach moved to just coaching gold, but she was exceptional at disciplining the girls and kind of putting them in their place, lol. A girl (C) who is 14 keeps trying to discipline them by yelling at them, making snarky comments to other girls, and talking badly about them. I have talked to my coach a couple of times about C. I really want to make it clear that I'm not trying to excuse A and B's bad behaivior but I really do think it's not C's responsibility to reprimand them and make them feel bad about themselves.
What should I do?
" sticking their feet out while teammates are running for vault, messing around, etc.)Let's call them A and B for now. They are on the younger side of the team (10-ish). A has been on silver for 2 yrs and B is a first-year and looks up to A. We have a fairly new coach who is around 22ish and doesn't really know how to handle it. Our original coach moved to just coaching gold, but she was exceptional at disciplining the girls and kind of putting them in their place, lol. A girl (C) who is 14 keeps trying to discipline them by yelling at them, making snarky comments to other girls, and talking badly about them. I have talked to my coach a couple of times about C. I really want to make it clear that I'm not trying to excuse A and B's bad behaivior but I really do think it's not C's responsibility to reprimand them and make them feel bad about themselves.What should I do?
