"Sjrogren was a great coach during my time at the school! Problem was... he was a really hard person to read. You could never tell how he felt somedays. It was difficult learning how to build a relationship with him. He seamed miserable most of the time, which at times also sucked the energy out of the team during practices and games. If it wasn't for the talent of his players, he wouldn't have gained the success he's had over the last few years. Rollins baseball program could really do so much better! The assistants pretty much do most of the job. They are the glue of the team. Sjrogren is just the face that takes all the credit. "

"Good athletic trainer overall, sometimes he is not in a good mood and he can transmit that. He is organize. It can be hard to communicate effectively with him. With athletes that he knows better he seems very nice but it is very hard to get along with. "

"As an athlete that was ecstatic to play lacrosse at a DII “powerhouse”, I was fully disappointed with my time on the Rollins women’s lacrosse team under the coaching of Coach Dennis Short. While Coach Short is extremely knowledgeable in the game of lacrosse and has many accolades to back this up, the culture that is fostered under his leadership was by far the worst team culture I have experienced in my entire life— an isolating experience that led me to leave the team. While all sports teams have their problems anywhere an athlete chooses to go, I wish that I had known that what I was told by Coach Short during the recruiting process was not accurate. It was a priority of mine to commit to a program where there was a sense of community amongst players— not to all be best friends, but to have one another’s back as fellow teammates. I was told during my recruiting process that no athletes left the team for any other reason other than injury-related incidents. During my time on the team, I found that this was not true. ”Cliques” of girls remained on and off the field. Coach Short explained his viewpoint that COVID-19 created many of these problems for the team cohesiveness, but after speaking to several upperclassmen, it became clear to me that the team operated extremely similarly prior to COVID starting in March 2020. Beneath the “powerhouse” team lies a group of girls that are cutthroat and mostly unkind. Those that were kind and team players transferred. "

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"Sjogren has us play games against awful competition so he can boost stats and stay above water when it comes to keeping his job. If he worked half as hard as the assistants, then maybe people would respect him."