One appears to be between her and Kreiner, and the other between her and another athlete Kreiner allegedly told her to transfer work-study funds to.
The player who spoke to CBC News said she provided this documentation to the university in October 2022, but she hasn't heard from the school since then.Neither Kreiner nor spokespeople for the university have responded to questions about the allegations or status of the investigation into the work-study program.
A letter signed by 91 individuals from 30 Canadian and 17 international institutions from Scholars Against Abuse in Canadian Sportamid "widespread reports of sexual, physical and psychological abuse of athletes throughout the nation's sport system." Bragagnolo said there needs to be a multi-faceted approach to sports integrity, looking at areas including law, policy, governance and gender, and how these intersect.
She also stressed the importance of investigations and annual assessments being conducted by independent third parties. It's important to consider who is funding these reviews and whether there are conflicts of interest.Schwartz said that as her senior players on the Regina high school team she now coaches go on recruiting trips, she wants to ensure they feel empowered enough to voice any of their concerns.
Heartbreaking and all too common.
If a coach was an asshole, that isn’t a crime or something anybody should know about outside of the team and the families involved. This is a localized situation that virtually nobody should give a shit about..