"This coach be littles every single one of her players and after games would make the whole team cry. Some of the things she would do and say would baffle me expecally knowing she has daughters. Would verbally abuse her athletes and body shame them."

"Kati seems more concerned with protecting her position than standing up for what is right. She knows the culture Corey Rose has created is unhealthy and has privately acknowledged that to players after difficult interactions, even saying things like, “No one thinks like he said we do.” But in his presence, when it actually matters, she does not speak up in support of the players. That silence enables the very environment she knows is harmful – especially disappointing given her own experience as a former player and as a woman coaching young women."

"Players have no voice – question anything and there’s backlash, often labeled as “not a good fit for the culture.” There’s a clear sense of superiority that creates a constant “him vs. the team” dynamic instead of anything unified. He regularly berates and belittles players, disparages their character, and makes claims like calling someone “not a good teammate,” even when teammates strongly disagree. He has also crossed physical boundaries – grabbing, pulling, and pushing players. That combination creates confusion, division, and a toxic environment. He leans heavily on negativity and mind games – using reverse psychology and pitting players against each other rather than building a cohesive team. Over the course of the season, players become demoralized, disrespected, and emotionally drained. There’s little to no accountability from leadership – blame almost always falls on the players. The toll is real, and it has not gone unnoticed by families, friends and other player supporters (such as the local ministry groups that work with players). From a development standpoint, the support just isn’t there. Players receive little to no help with recruitment in their sophomore year, and there is no meaningful mental or emotional support in any capacity. Even basic guidance – like NCAA transfer rules – is not communicated, leaving players to navigate major decisions on their own. Players and parents should be aware: this environment strips the joy out of the game (and players) and replaces it with pressure, negativity, and instability. Proceed with caution – there is little indication that concerns are handled with honesty or accountability. The consistently low number of returning players each season should be a clear red flag. "

"He has a very old coaching mentality, not progressive at all and creates a very cut throat and demanding environment on the field. His coaching style is very tough, aggressive, negative and micromanages everything leaving his players feel like they have no freedom when playing. It is like a dictatorship, the players have no say in anything, and if anyone questions anything they would face backlash. He has a feeling of superiority over his players, and creates a him against team environment instead of the coaching staff and team being one. He shows this by how he manhandles his players by grabbing and pushing them and telling us “he doesn’t need any of us” and “if we lose he still wins”. He strips his players of their joy of playing the game and is extremely manipulative. He does not take accountability and instead turns everything onto the team, showing very narcissistic behaviour. Throughout the season he demoralised, condescended and disrespected us. Resulting in taking a huge toll and deflating the team. It forced us to become closer with each other as we had to continually have chats to make sure everyone was coping. Many parents were concerned for their daughter’s wellbeing and there have been many instances where parents have wanted to act out of outrage. This way of coaching is not okay in this day and age and should not be accepted."

"He thrives on negativity and mind games. He attempts to use reverse psychology to achieve the results he wants. He uses a player against player mentality which only creates a team negativity that does not work successfully together for a common goal. He recruits a large number of older experienced international players each season which can sometimes be successful for the conference season. Times are changing for females and how female athletes expect and deserve to be treated. He is still very much an old school coach who does not coach with respect with his words nor his actions. This male bullying mentality era is coming to an end for most successful programs. He claims to be Christian, includes many activities and team bonding plans that include Christianity but does not set an example of Christianity himself. Wolf in sheep clothing. Beware. **learn the NCAA transfer rules yourself because they are never discussed with you as a player by anyone in any department at TJC. "

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