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"She is dishonest Reeks of weed and smokes with players… just one Not a nice person Talks about players behind their backs Has favorites who don’t deserve the chances given You can strike out 8 out of 10 times and still get to bat while others never get a chance and she thinks that is great. A few home runs is not worth out after out She must have a degree in gaslighting she excels at it So save yourself and stay away She is supposed to be a pitching coach but we all had to deal with her ruined the team "

"Sounds like Gail is upset. Sad. Up and onwards Dins "

"Coach Hill cares deeply about the program and her players to create a winning environment. She runs practices that are intense and competitive and gives players many opportunities to prove themselves, which is not given at all D1 programs. She is very knowledgeable about the game, which shows especially when working with infielders and pitchers. Players who are gritty and willing to work hard on the field, in the weight room, and in the classroom will thrive in the atmosphere Coach Hill has created. She makes sure every player knows they have a role on the team and creates a family-like culture. When difficult conversations need to be had, she is honest and direct as she wants to get the best out of her athletes. Being coached by Coach Hill has made me more confident, tough, and has pushed me past barriers I thought I had. College softball is not easy, but I found a renewed love for the game playing for Coach Hill at QU. "

"Coach Masimore was very honest and direct through my career. I feel she lacked any knowledge or change in her game plan through my time there. I appreciated her want to get the team engaged in activities through campus and do all of these other things but it became too much. She would expect us to be at events right after practice, or before. It was exhausting. I completely get her wanting us to engage but our schedules are already packed yet we are suppose to go from class to film to lift to supporting a team to doing homework and turn around and have a campus event the next day that we have to attend and so on. It was so so tiring. I do not think she understands how to run an attack, she thinks it’s a motion but it’s really plays that she makes that are easily picked up on by opponents. She isn’t hard enough on players and is too much of a “figure it out on your own” coach. "

"  Our son joined CUI Lacrosse in the fall of 2020.  Before college, we had no experience playing for Jesse and were only familiar with him through Adrenaline Club Lacrosse.  To be frank, we had no idea Jesse coached at CUI or that this college even existed until he approached my son during some HS club tournaments.   With our 2020 high school senior season destroyed by COVID, we were thirsting for more lacrosse and felt like our son had the talent to help a growing program succeed.  When Jesse reached out to our son about CUI, we were ecstatic that a local program existed near our home.  He committed to CUI and Jesse at the end of April 2020, and we capped off my son’s college career this last spring 2026.  In my six years of observation from the sidelines, we would probably give one word that describes this coach: passionate.  For better or worse, in some cases.  In our opinion, weak-minded and undisciplined players will fail under Jesse Foss, and we witnessed this firsthand.  Jesse, through tough love and disciplined early-morning practices, commanded excellence.  Our son, a young adult, quickly learned the ways of Coach Foss and adapted to his style and thrived in this environment.  We, as parents, stayed out of the way of Coach Foss and relied on our son’s ability to adapt to a passionate coach.  In the 2020-2021 season, we personally witnessed Jesse Foss navigate his way through toxic players and toxic parents.  With all these issues, we still managed to beat our then-rival school, Chapman.  What a great celebration with tons of CUI alumni screaming and hugging.  We witnessed a team slowly beginning to bond.   I saw a passionate coach get emotional, but the best was yet to come, as he continued to push excellence and winning as a result. If you want someone to coddle your son, then Jesse is not for you.  If you want your son to get better at lacrosse and life in general, then send him to CUI.  In six long years, we saw a positive culture change, continued improvement, and sweet victory under the stern and passionate coach Jesse Foss.  We will never forget these amazing years now gone, and we thank Jesse for the time he sacrifices away from his family and dedicates to the boys he truly loves.  "