"Coach Dorr was amazing when I went to visit Roberts. After committing, the communication narrated strong and I really looked forward to the season. Once cross country started he was a great coach. He seemed very knowledgeable on training. However, late into the cross country season he started acting different. The team told me this is the real him. He became very controlling and had frequent bursts of anger. He treated the women’s team completely different than the men’s team. He encouraged underrating, he didn’t care if you had a good race or workout. He always picked someone from the men’s team go on travel meets over a female athletes. He didn’t take the women’s team’s injuries seriously and used words Ike “dramatic” and “overreacting”. A lot of us started getting injured and he wouldn’t let us see the school athletic trainer for them. He dealt with all the injuries. He has a biology teaching degree and has no training to deal with our injuries. He would “work on us” and we always left in more pain and our recovery time would be pushed back further and further. This was brought up to the school and they did nothing. Since he is coach with a winning record no consequences are ever there for him. Just a higher paycheck each year for him. I had a knee injury that he used muscle scraping for. It was only getting worse so I went to see a real doctor. It turns out he scraped scar tissue under my knee cap. The athletic department was made aware of this and nothing happened. He made a lot of comments about the women’s teams body shape and size leading to lots of understating. One athlete was hospitalized for it after her heart slowed down. Coach talked to them team and only said negative things about her after she quit to focus on her recovery. A majority of the women’s team has an unhealthy relationship with food because of his comments. He is particular about what he says and does. None of these comments to the women’s team are made in front of the men’s team or around certain people who will speak up for them. He is constantly brining the women down while lifting up the men on the team and the men’s side was completely oblivious to these issues unless they were in a relationship with someone on the women’s team. One male athlete entered the transfer portal because he couldn’t trust Dorr or look at him the same after seeing first hand how he treats the women’s team. He told Dorr why he was transferring and he got kicked off the team for speaking up for the women’s side. Dorr is manipulative and verbally and emotionally abusive, sometimes physically. If you are going to be on the men’s side, you’ll have a blast and it will be the best 4 years of your life. But if you’re on the women’s tea, I highly recommend you to stay away. Ask any other coach in Rochester, NY about Dorr and they won’t have the best things to say. He is very 2 faced. Don’t he fooled by his generosity and kindness because after a few months of knowing him, things quickly change. Anyone who speaks out against him ends up getting kicked off the team or verbally abused until they quit or transfer. "