what if i had a soccer game and drama club at the same day?

Question

but the soccer game is one hour before it but she wants us on time where should i go and were al ways late what should i do and my team needs me just go to soccer huh and get there when i get there any ways help me please thanks

Answer 1

Soccer game...hands down. Like you said, get to drama club when you get there.
Good luck in the match!

Answer 2

Like the person said before me. What is more important to you? If you decide which one, you will have to drop one, you can't keep letting these two clubs interfere on the same day. You could always join another club that isn't on the same day.

I had Honor Society meetings the same day as the ITs academic team. I dropped Honor society cause it was boring and the people were snobby and annoying. That may have not been a good choice since colleges love members of the honor society. But I wasn't about to do something that I had no heart for.

Personally based on the circumstances I would say go to the soccer game. Its just a club meeting, not a play or anything important. But in the game, you have other players counting on you. If you do follow my advice you could always drop it and come back after soccer season. I use to play soccer and I hope you have a good game. =)

Answer 3

First, I am sorry that this will be so long but I believe in COMPLETE ANSWERS and not just a few words and a link.

I can understand your problem, but being a coach for over 25 years will make me biased.

They are both TEAM things and you have to decide what is more important BEFORE YOU COMMIT to BOTH. You just can not expect either team to adjust to YOUR scheduling problems.

You also did not mention your age so I do not know the level of competition of either activity.

I coached a PREMIER U-19 girls team for two years and we had a tournament on the same weekend as the Prom ( I KNOW, Prom is a BIG DEAL). Well four KEY players showed up at the tournament LATE in a limo and in their prom dresses, changed into their gear and expected to play the whole match. I sent them on a 4 MILE jog with gatoraide to get the "FUN" out of their system and wake them up. We were down 2-0 using the players that had shown up on time and put the "Party Girls" in for the last 15 minutes after I had UNLOADED on them. I made them SO ANGRY at me they scored three goals to simply prove me wrong; that is what a coach does.

If you are in high school, you simply have to decide which one you like the most and do it. If you choose soccer, you will also be expected to do track or cross country for cross training and that will take a TON of TIME.

Soccer and Drama do NOT cross at ALL and either will probably have a NEGATIVE influence upon the other.

If you choose drama then get on the debate team to cross-train or even cheerleader because they will compliment each other.

If you choose soccer, JUST DO IT and focus upon your GRADES and the complimentary cross-training.

To EXCEL at soccer takes a HUGE committment that many are just not prepared for.

I privately trained a girl for over six years from the time she was almost 12. She was a starter as a freshman at a DI school on a full ride.

Her mom drover her 2 HOURS one-way twice a week and she did her homework in the car. The other days(seven days a week) she trained on her own and played 3 times a week.

Drama has to be WAY EASIER!

The best of luck in whatever you choose.

Jacques

Answer 4

Tell your drama teacher or whoever in charge that your football team really need you in your team and asked her/him to let you do the footy first then joined the drama club. It is hard indeed but I think you can handle that two activities. Good luck with the game and the drama club!

Answer 5

screw drama club. Play some soccer.

Answer 6

Football and drama usually go hand in hand