Allegiance Volleyball Sean McQueary Ripoff Club North Oak Ridge, Texas
My Daughter plays high school volleyball and needed some extra training so we decided to put her in club volleyball. Since a few of the players on her team played for a club called Allegiance we decided to attend a few of their practices. They seemed to work well with the girls and our Daughter also enjoyed it so we picked them as the club we would go with. Little did we know what we we're actually going with. After they got our signed contract and $800.00 of our money their true colors we're revealed. Practices totally changed. No longer fun, I would say more like humiliating. And the games well thats a whole different story. Yelling and screaming. Walking away from the girls even during games and leaving them to fend for themselves. Total humiliation during the games. Pitting the girls against one another. Gossiping to individual parents about other girls and their Parents private business. Cussing at the girls and throwing temper tantrums when the girls make a mistake. We showed up to practice one Friday night and their power had been turned off due to non-payment. The teams had to practice outside in the cold. I know of at least a couple of tournaments that they had to cancel because they could not pay the tournament fee. Many players have quit now out of disappointment with this club. Us included. I am seeking legal counsel against this club as well as filing a formal complaint with the Lonestar Volleyball Assoc. Parent please save your money and do not go with this club.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Rhonda
Spring,Texas,
Allegiance Volleyball Is GREAT/AWESOME
#3General Comment
Fri, March 22, 2013
I also have a daughter that has played volleyball for several years. She has only improved since we switched to Allegiance. Sean and Jen are phenominal coaches!!!! They are great people as well.
As far as the lights being out that Friday,,,it was a power outage. They can not help when that happens. They do not yell and scream or use profanity towards the players EVER!!!!!! They coach the girls.
My daughter has learned sooooooo much from Allegiance (Sean and Jen) since coming to their club. All sports are competitive and any parent should expect a coach to correct their daughter if they do something the are not supposed to or do it wrong. It's called LEARNING.
They are not about the money in any way, shape, or form. If you have a signed contract then that means you agree to pay and respect what is in the contract. They are the most layed back coaches when it comes to the money. I would not be.
My daughter says that practice is great. They are always teaching her something. She always feels good about going to a tournament because she learns so much. She does not worry about losing, because they win almost every game.
Humiliation???? Really???? That comes from parents like yourself!!!!!!! Who would stoop this low???
Allegiance HAS NEVER NOT PAYED FOR A TOURNAMENT!!!!!! Anytime there is a tournament we play.
ALLEGIANCE IS A GREAT PLACE TO SIGN YOUR DAUGHTER UP TO PLAY VOLLEYBALL!!!!!!!!!
vbmom
United States of AmericaCompletely different experience for my daughter.
#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 12, 2013
I have a daughter who plays for Allegiance Club. In these past few months her game has improved 100%! I find the coaches knowledgeable, efficient, tough, approachable and just good people. Yes...I did say tough. Any sport at any level must have tough coaches. Girls will have bad games, they will get yelled at, I expect my daughter to be yelled at if she messes up. But when she has gotten upset, the first person to comfort her and tell her what she did right is Sean. Moving up in athletics its only going to get tougher and I don't want to teach my daughter any different. Check out conditioning camps, tryouts for any sport, college workouts and practices. They are brutal! One day my child is going to go out on her own and she will have to have some pretty thick skin to endure sports at varsity and college levels. I feel Allegiance is definitely shaping her for that. She has a great team, she's made friends for life, and she has gained skill that will take her to the next level. She loves it! Great work Allegiance!