"I can’t give him enough credit in only 5 of those options. Dorr is one of the best College coaches out there, truly he is. He holds very strong Christian values and does his best to be very direct, honest, and fair with all of his athletes. He can be quite intense, but he asks very reasonable things from his athletes and he does everything in his power to ensure your success in his program. Our team culture is very strong and tight knit, and we all share strong Christian values, hosting weekly team bible studies and a couple worship nights every semester. Though you don’t have to be a Christian to succeed here either, I don’t consider myself to be a Christian, and I can honestly say that I don’t think that there is a better fit for me. This team is going to be at the top of NCAA Division II in the near future, I’d say the next decade, so if you want to be a part of this program and help build it to greatness, this is your place. Many recruits ask what his greatest flaw is, so here’s what I say to that. Coach Dorr is very dedicated to his athletes, and he often shares with us our experiences. He feels our successes as strongly as we do, and the same goes for our shortcomings. Sometimes in that he can get frustrated whether it be with himself, a situation of some sort, or even sometimes with you (if necessary), and at these times he can get frustrated and say things that are probably true, but maybe in a way that is a little harsh. If this does happen he is very good about coming back around to you and apologizing or making things right with you. Whether that be in person, or maybe a text message explaining his intentions, feelings, and actions. Coach Dorr is truly a one of a kind coach, and I highly highly recommend at the very least coming for a visit and meeting with him. If you do, you’ll likely see his knowledge, values, and experience first hand as I did when I had my first visit."

"Incredibly organized and willing to go the extra mile for the athlete. Great knowledge base "

"N/A"

""Great guy to play for, sticks to his word.""