I have some of my players that are so focused on what their teammates are or are not doing, it is creating additional drama and they are losing sight of their own responsibilities. I appreciate having extra eyes on the field but it's not their role. Any suggestions?

I have just been selected captain and I have so many friends on the team. I know I am going to ask them to do things they don't want to do or have to call out challenging behavior at times, but I don’t want my role to hurt our friendship either.

I always seem to be running late. It's usually because I'm trying to find something I need for practice or the game, and the coach gets noticeably frustrated with me. I also get super irritated with other teammates when I'm trying to get out on the ice. I don't want to be frustrated, so what do you suggest?

Our locker room is so dingy and dirty. This is where we get prepared for games and where we come to after a big win or substantial defeat. It should feel like a safe haven or refuge of reflection.

Ever since I wore my grandmothers necklace we have won our games. I took it off sometime before I went to bed and now I can't find it. Did I jinx our winning streak?

I know I am an emotional athlete. Because of that, I find myself hyped up before my game even starts and it certainly doesn't help my performance. Why do I let these things bother me?

I know my athlete has a lot on their plate, but it is hard keeping my composure when I have repeatedly expressed by expectations am I asking too much?

I get so angry when my competitors are chirping at me and I end up getting penalized. I don't know how to not take it personally.

My coaches and captains are constantly giving me feedback, most of the time it seems like they are blaming or shaming me. Am I being too dramatic?

It’s easy to get athletes aligned to the end result of winning, but it seems like it maybe harder to align to my list of “Don’t Evah’s”

I'm constantly talking to myself, all the time, both on and off the court. I feel like people are looking at me like I am crazy…

My season seems to have gone downhill since my injury and I fear I'll never be able to reach the level of competition I was once at. What options do I have?

I feel as though I am constantly telling my athletes the same things over and over again…

I know my parents love me and care about how I do, but there are a few things that really upset me.

I aspire to be a captain, but I'm not sure if the captains have already been selected. I Want More.

I play girls lacrosse and just joined a new team. I'm excited to be part of this team, but I'm feeling a bit left out.

Lately it feels like my parents, teachers and coaches won't stop nagging me…

My coach has me playing a different position.

I just moved up to the next level in my sport and I am nervous…

I struggle with teammates who don’t seem to care or pay attention when the coaches are speaking…