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Utah is 2 whistle, right through the state finals, I believe.
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it varies in MS
In MS our association uses mostly three man and all tournaments are three man.
Still some of the smaller schools will use two man on non-district contests. But I still believe much of our state still uses two man during the season. The state tournaments are all three man. Thanks DAvid |
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In Nevada it is 3-person for 4A.
In Maryland it depends on what the school/board wants. The better question is who thinks we don't need 3-person and why? The athletes are getting faster, stronger and more sneaky/dirty. The coaches are getting more "big time." I think it is becoming more of a challenge doing games with 2 people. However, it is still fun no matter what! |
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In PA, at least in western PA, it's 3-whistle for most V and, I believe, JV level games all the way up to our district championships. It does depend on the district here.
[Edited by BigUmpJohn on Dec 23rd, 2003 at 11:24 PM]
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Nevada is 3 whistle for large schools (4a) boys and girls.
All playoffs for all levels are 3 person. What is interesting from the states listed that "Money" is sighted as the reason they do not want 3 whistles. Our association figured it costs a school less than $500 for a season to have an extra official. Some of the schools are traveling out of state etc... to go to tournaments. Can they really sight "Money" as the main factor or is it some other reason?
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In San Diego, CA, certain tournaments during the regular season will have 3 whistle and a few regular season varsity contests will have 3 whistle if the 2 teams agree to it. All playoff games are 3 whistle. I'm not sure what the other parts of the state do.
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All Oregon game under Federation, are two whistle. Period. There are a few summer tourneys that use modified Federation rules, and three whistle CCA. These are usually ref camps.
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