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"Great coach. I really enjoyed my time on the team at OWU."

"She blames everything on everyone else and never changes anything to help make anyone better. She does not care about her players, she does not care about mental health. All she cares about is saying the meanest thing possible hoping it will change someone’s performance. Keep all athletes far away from this miserable woman. "

"Someone should look into an associate athletic director that made money to help coach (wasn’t making enough money already) the jv softball team at Davenport. The jv team had a head coach leave for a full time position in the fall and then Ronda thought it best to make extra money and help the program. It’s clear, she lied to the athletic director and said the team didn’t have anyone else so she was being the hero and stepping in. That’s a complete lie. Davenport is all about spinning their own narrative but usually someone’s pocket is getting greased. The jv program was a complete disaster but shockingly and not so shockingly Ronda pulls the wool over the sheep’s eyes and take zero accountability or responsibility. Which is odd. Seeing she directly influenced every single decision made within the program. Not one thing done for the jv program was done without her direct knowledge, support or even her suggestions. In my opinion the next year for her not making extra softball money seemed to influence more of her bad decision making but in the end she ended up coaching again. This time the varsity program and guess what? She got an even bigger pay day to do that. You can silence the athletes at Davenport. You can scare them, you can manipulate them and it’s sad bc that’s already happened and will continue to happen. Davenport does a great job at deflecting, blaming and rewriting the truth. When they can’t buy you or manipulate you or scare you with threats - they then try and destroy you. This is the truth of the athletic department at DU. One small story that’s created so much hate and unkindness. That could have all been avoided if one person in leadership didn’t have an agenda. Davenport leadership had zero problem with this platform and even used many reviews to dismantle the softball program. It’s interesting they suddenly find fault in it now once actual truths about the school are being revealed. If that’s not a sign of a corrupt system and corrupt people. I don’t know what is. "

"Practices are a cluster. Be prepared for 4 hours of nothing to build softball skills. Now, if you want to watch Coach Chris hit and show how powerful his hitting skills.. If you like to run, while he goes to get him a meal and comes back and watch the team run for 3 hours straight without a water break. He is your COACH!!! He loves himself but his players he calls dawgs!! Why? Because he dogs players every chance he gets!!!!! He is such a ——- the players did not speak to him before, after, or during the softball banquet. Why? Year 2, I guess his coaching style is working? "

"Coach Raba has built one of the most respected programs in Division III lacrosse through consistency, passion, and an unwavering commitment to his players. He demands excellence every single day, but what separates him is the way he pushes players toward greatness while still making them feel supported and valued. His teams play with toughness, discipline, and confidence because his players genuinely believe in him and the culture he has created. He has an incredible ability to bring people together, develop leaders, and create an environment where players are challenged to grow not only as athletes, but also as students, teammates, and men. What makes Coach Raba truly special is the lasting impact he has on the people around him. He cares deeply about his players and their families, and the relationships he builds continue long after graduation. His passion for Wesleyan University lacrosse is evident in everything he does, and his energy, loyalty, and authenticity set the tone for the entire program. Over the years, he has built a culture centered around accountability, hard work, and belief, helping establish Wesleyan as a national power while creating an experience his players will carry with them for the rest of their lives."