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Boys coaches complaint: "Crews are tired because they had to work a game right before ours." Only way we would have separate crews is if schools started playing girls and boys on different nights. Not going to happen. |
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Nice setup, especially for schools with one gymnasium. No need to close the folding doors and split the gym for practice (except for Wednesdays). Teams were guaranteed a full gym on at least two weekday afternoons, at convenient times right after school. Plenty of officials to work both genders over four different nights. Why it changed, I don't know? Some schools now use a "one gender home, the other gender on the road" schedule, and some apparently schedule with a pair of fuzzy dice. Now we have our board meetings on Sunday mornings, which pisses off those who want to attend religious services with their families.
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Who wants to have more fun?
Cheerleaders. At all the home games, both genders? Always at boys games (home and on the road)?
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For us, most of our top officials are assigned zero (or very few) girls games, and that's just the way it works. No opt-in/opt-out or choosing required.
Boys and girls generally play on different nights, but that doesn't change the fact that some of our top dogs will just get a night off on "girls nights." They don't have to request no girls. Our assignor just does it that way. Other top officials may get a smattering of girls, says 6-8 games out of 35. I can't think of any "good" officials in our area who do even 40 percent girls games. So in our area, girls definitely get lower-quality officials -- and fewer three-person crews -- and that's just life. |
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We don't choose or get opted into girls or boys. We let our assignor know what nights we are available and then games get assigned to us on that night. Our zone is pretty rural so everyone has to drive everywhere but other than a couple of outliers that require special scheduling all the little schools are in about a 90 minute radius. I could get a varsity and jv boys double header, a boys and girls doubel header, all girls, depends on what the school has on the docket. I had a night last year where I worked with a new official on middle school girls game, before a different partner showed up to work a varsity boys game with me.
Properly rated officials can be given playoff assignments. In our sectional playoffs officials cannot come from the local assigning zone, so we can be sent as pairs or individuals off to sectionals. There is an assigned chief for all weekend who makes the pairings for officials the 2nd day. Officials who officiate the sectional finals are short listed to provincial (state) finals. Overseeing board picks and pairs all officials from that list for finals. There is no distinction made between girls/boys games in terms of who asks/gets/assigned to what.
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It should also be noted that in my state it's much more economical for the schools to pay officials for a DH than single games.
A single regular-season varsity game is $55 plus mileage ($0.45/mile both ways, minimum $9). A varsity DH is $78 plus mileage (at the same rate). i.e. When we work two games we aren't paid for two separate games ("you're already there"). The schools want to go to flat fees to help with budgeting so eventually that will probably happen, but I doubt that will result in any change to the way games are scheduled. |
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My state has girls basketball and boys basketball. My state has private school basketball and public school basketball. I can choose to travel long distances (farm country) or not.
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I didn't read all of your original post, I skimmed through and portions caught my attention.
Also, you added quite a bit to your post after I had already responded.
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We have plenty like that here, and many of them go far in the postseason. But the schools can scratch a generous number of officials (I think 8?) so that kind of solves the issue of schools/coaches not liking certain officials.
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Thankfully small college assigners in this region don't make those demands. Would be asinine given that high school games in GA, SC, and NC are all assigned as G/B DHs.
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