"Respectful and knowledgeable but not very strong leader "

"Not very honest and plays favourites. Also has poor communication"

"Intense but she is very honest at least. She knows hockey and is trying to teach the team."

"Over my entire career I’ve never had a coach so bi-polar and corrupt. Never said anything positive lacks integrity. Made half of the university of Jamestown men’s volleyball roster leave after 25-26 season. Believes certain players on the team were government spies and were sent to sabotage. He used this as an excuse to verbally abuse players. Stay away!"

"Played under 10+ coaches in my life and this goes nowhere near my expectations for a coach. Degrades players without ever building them up, has favourites, and will lie to you about your role going forward on the team in attempts to get you to commit."

"Horrible person with no integrity but huge ego. She came from a terrible school and softball program and only got the job because Georgetown was desperate as they needed to hire a coach a couple weeks before season started. She is an awful human being. She does not care about the girls or academics. She thinks highly of herself but no one respects her. We all hated her. I hope her kid has to have a coach like her one day."

"The worst coach — and frankly one of the worst people — I’ve ever encountered in my life. I played for Naomi while she was the head coach at Loyola and she systematically destroyed the mental and emotional well-being of young athletes. She is a horrible communicator, lacks basic empathy, and is just a generally awful human to be around. She did not care for her player’s development — on or off the field. She divided the team by enforcing different standards for different players. She was utterly disrespectful and once referred to a player as a “r****d” in front of the entire team. That language is absolutely unacceptable. Her behavior was frequently bizarre, bitter, and flat-out unhinged. In one team meeting, she had us look around the room and (referring to our own teammates) said, “These people are not your friends. You think they’ll be bridesmaids in your wedding one day? They won’t.” I can’t even begin to unpack how bizarre, unnecessary, and odd those comments are. She was probably projecting her own insecurities of having zero friends from her own college experience. I’m now married and four of my college teammates stood beside me as bridesmaids. Meanwhile, Naomi projects her own deep-seated bitterness and inability to form healthy relationships onto others. She simply doesn’t know how to connect with people — as a coach, as a leader, or as a human being. The damage she inflicted on her players extended far beyond college soccer. Many of my former teammates left the sport entirely, unable to play after graduation because she had sucked the joy and passion out of something they once loved. She didn’t just coach poorly, she categorically ruined the sport for people who dedicated years of their lives to it. That level of harm is inexcusable. I would never send my child — or any child — to any program that allowed her anywhere near it. I could easily write a book detailing the countless examples of her incompetence. She should never be in a position of leadership over the development of young women— or anyone. "

"Awesome coach. Would highly recommend to any recruit. One of the best in the business. Completely turned the program around. Willing to change in the face of adversity"

"created a better team culture than the previous coach but still had a poor environment, awful team culture, and lots of dishonesty from the coaching staff "