Rating Type
Coach
Object Name
Review Count
38
Average Score
2.7

Head Women's Soccer Coach

Dear Devin

Date: October 18, 2026
1.0
Average Rating
Recommended
No
negative
Overall
1
Caring
1
Motivational
1
Knowledgeable
1
Honest
1
Overall
Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
1
1
1
1
1
I’m writing this review as a bystander to this teams plethora of failures. Not by the athletes fault, but by the failure that is Devin Zvosec. With the amount of talent on this team, they are obviously not a 1-9-3 team. Watching these athletes work so hard and seeing the effort given by the girls is amazing given the conditions they endure. The consistent bullying, lying, and mind games played by Devin is what holds the team back. It sucks to watch literally every player struggle due to him. I’m sorry but bringing girls to tears, throwing water bottles at girls, and other actions is not what leads to victory. It is hard to expect a team to perform confidently when players seem afraid of making mistakes, are constantly second-guessing themselves, or feel beaten down by the person who is supposed to be leading them. Devin, I know you’re reading this, find God.
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1.0
Average Rating
Recommended
No
negative

Head Women's Soccer Coach

Dear Devin

Overall
1
Caring
1
Motivational
1
Knowledgeable
1
Honest
1
Overall
Caring
Motivational
Knowledgeable
Honest
1
1
1
1
1
Date: October 18, 2026
I’m writing this review as a bystander to this teams plethora of failures. Not by the athletes fault, but by the failure that is Devin Zvosec. With the amount of talent on this team, they are obviously not a 1-9-3 team. Watching these athletes work so hard and seeing the effort given by the girls is amazing given the conditions they endure. The consistent bullying, lying, and mind games played by Devin is what holds the team back. It sucks to watch literally every player struggle due to him. I’m sorry but bringing girls to tears, throwing water bottles at girls, and other actions is not what leads to victory. It is hard to expect a team to perform confidently when players seem afraid of making mistakes, are constantly second-guessing themselves, or feel beaten down by the person who is supposed to be leading them. Devin, I know you’re reading this, find God.
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