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I'll break it down for you a little shorter then my whole post: niece was brought up from JR High 3 years ago and has started every game. Was made a Capt. this year. Has played in every game. Has not complained or gotten in trouble. Asked how to improve weeks ago. An e-mail shows up in her mother's e-mail today telling her that her daughter sucks and needs to improve on the three major skills of her sport. Why would my sister punish her? Why would you even say that? It also said she sucked at try outs and her play was bad for the team. Why not cut her then? There's more. And then two hours after e-mail is sent, she starts the game, as she has all the others, having no idea this e-mail was sent. No one is going to sue anyone. I mentioned “paper trail” because why send something like this to your starting player you've made Capt ? Nobody would believe it if it wasn't in writing, although no one has been shown it but family. My niece has played with broken fingers and what we later found out was a concussion. She's always picked herself up and went forward.

I would never accuse your sister of being vindictive, I was just speaking from principle. If you’re going to communicate in a way that can be documented, you do not say anything that is not said in the most professional manner.