Crossing the line: Emotional abuse in college sports
Marta and Marija Galic, twin sisters from Croatia, experienced emotional abuse while playing basketball at the University of San Francisco. The incident highlights the lack of accountability for emotional maltreatment in college sports, despite its prevalence among athletes.
Marta and Marija Galic, twin sisters from Croatia, played basketball at the University of San Francisco. They experienced emotional abuse from their coach, Molly Goodenbour. The sisters had been recruited by Goodenbour and offered full rides to play for the university. However, their experience was marked by psychological trauma. Researchers have found that emotional abuse is common among athletes, but schools and sports organizations often lack clear protocols to address it. The Galic sisters' story highlights the need for accountability and support for athletes experiencing emotional maltreatment.
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