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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
1) Both the OhioHSAA and MichiganHSAA require the official to speak with a school administrator the very next school day after the ejection as well as file a game report.
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I found this difficult to believe, so I researched it:
Ohio: Whenever an ejection occurs, the ejecting official shall speak with the offender's principal/athletic director no later than the first school day following the ejection. (
Game Ejections of Coaches or Players )
Michigan: Following the contest, an official shall contact the Ath letic Director of the violator’s school prior to noon of the day following the ejection to ad vise the administration of the ejection. Contact may be made after the game if an administrator is present or by phone in the morning on the first school day after the contest. (
http://www.mhsaa.com/LinkClick.aspx?...lU%3d&tabid=58 [page 15])
In Missouri, we're only required to file a written report of the ejection, sent to the state. At that point, it's sent to the school. We make no contact with the school, and have been advised by our organization to only make verbal statements to MSHSAA, and only after we've verified the person calling.
Personally, I'll make my statements in person or in writing.