The problem is some of these trainers train to manny teams and worry to much about there scheaduals and not the children. THE REFF SHOULD GET PAID HALF IF THE GAME IS NOT PLAYABLE HE DID TRAVEL.

The problem is some of these trainers train to manny teams and worry to much about there scheaduals and not the children. THE REFF SHOULD GET PAID HALF IF THE GAME IS NOT PLAYABLE HE DID TRAVEL.

Sorry, I don't want to be rude, but your comment should have read,

"The problem is that some of these trainers train too many teams and worry too much about their schedules and not the children. The ref should get paid half if the game is not playable. He did travel."

The point is taken much better when written in a legible way.

Does the required form need the name of the new team?

How does this all work for winter league play? What steps need to be taken if any? Thanks.

Winter leagues have nothing to do with LIJ though some winter tournaments are sanctioned by LIJ.

If switching teams before spring you would need to request your old team to delete/drop them from their roster and return your pass to LIJ. You do need to sign a form confirming that you voluntarily dropped out in order to free up the roster spot in case they wanted to replace your daughter. But you do not need to tell them what team, if any, you are going to.

If you have a new team all setup you should write a letter to LIJ explaining what team you are switching to so that they could expedite the switchover and your new team would have to add you to their roster using an add/delete sheet.

Are you an English teacher? Is the writer your student? If not, you shouldn't worry about the post. I think most readers deciphered the message. I think you lied. Your reply was meant to be rude. What other purpose did it serve? Yes, I am wasting my time now too.

I'd classify that as a run- on sentence little Miss Pompous.