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Originally Posted by Kelvin green
Don’t use the term ejected for a player. The term ejection is only used twice and always used with a coach/adult.
Players are disqualified. Ejection means leaving the gym. We don’t do that with the kids. ....
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With all due respect Kelvin, you are wrong. Although players are not removed from the gym for flagrant fouls or multiple technical fouls in NFHS rules, because they are minors and require supervision (coaches are asults), their actions might merit additional penalties from their state office. In theory, a player removed from the game for an ejectable offense can be sent off if supervised by an adult, so disqualification or ejection is not just merely about semantics. The distinction between removal alone and removal + discipline is enough to make a discussion about ejection vs disqualification relevant.
Returning to the OP, I agree with BillyMac's judgement of the situation.