article_snippet.sent: Coaches told Audrey Audrey had the potential to play college volleyball and that Audrey would get 'significant tournament game experience' as one of two setters on her team, according to court documents.
article_snippet.sent: However, things changed after the season began, Audrey attorney Robert J. Cunningham said, and Audrey was told Audrey did not have the skills to compete with her team.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey was benched the first two tournaments and the coach told Audrey Audrey would not play much for the rest of the season, according to the Washington Post.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey was then told by the coach that Audrey could transfer to another club in her league if Audrey wanted or Audrey could be a practice player for her team.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey chose to transfer teams and found another club, NV Premier, who wanted Audrey but her league cried foul and said no to a transfer.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey was offered a spot on another club, NV Premier, but her league said Audrey could not transfer.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey's mother said the dispute is not about playing time but about 'playing' claiming Audrey's mother daughter 'wants to play' her league's handbook says players are ordinarily forbidden to transfer teams but can switch if players show a 'verifiable hardship condition exists.'
article_snippet.sent: However the lawsuit turns out, Audrey is likely out of luck for the season as only one tournament remains in the club season, though depending on NV Premier's season performance it may be eligible for other tournaments. '
article_snippet.sent: Audrey might miss the opportunity to play this season as there is only one tournament remaining in the club season, but if NV Premier does well Audrey might be eligible for other tournaments (Audrey pictured above with Audrey family)