WI Youth Football Marred By Parent’s Intentional Trip On 9 Year Old

A youth football game in Wisconsin was ruined after a parent found it necessary to cheat when he pulled a dirty move on the other team.

Wisconsin Parent Cheats By Tripping A Player On The Other Football Team

There is one thing that can easily ruin youth sports, and that's parents. They are the worst and don't even know it. I was pretty lucky as a kid. My parents didn't have the opportunity to play sports growing up, so they were pretty chill at my games. They were just happy to watch me. Unfortunately, many parents aren't the same way. They take youth sports way too seriously. They'll act like jack asses because they think they're championship-level coaches and super agents.

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According to WISN ABC 12...

Outrage after witnesses said a parent intentionally tripped a player during a youth football game. The incident happened Saturday during a Brew City League game between the Case Eagles and the Milwaukee Colts in Racine, according to head coach of the Eagles, Channing Schultz.

 

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A game between two youth football teams in Wisconsin turned ugly. During the 9-year-old division match-up, one of the players broke free during a run and was heading toward the end zone for a touchdown. Right before he could cross the goal line, a parent from the other team jumped out on the field and tripped the player. This is such a dirty move by that jerk. He was fined and is now banned, but I don't think that's enough. He should've been arrested. Also, let each player line up to tackle him at full speed.