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[chrs_schuster]

Originally Posted by zebraman

That might be a question for your state/district, but around here it's only by level. In other words, if a coach gets ejected for a JV game he wouldn't be able coach the next JV game. It wouldn't affect the next varsity game.

However, if that happened and you wrote up a report, it would be interesting to see what his A.D. or state office did.

The nice thing is that you don't have to worry about it. You are talking about an issue that official's deal with. Even if you knew he had been ejected from the previous game and he was coaching, you would just ref the game with him on the bench and leave the AD/State issues to the powers that be (although you'd probably want to report it to your assignor).

So, If I got this right. If I through him out of the JV game. He could still coach the Varsity game. But not be involved with JV game for 2 games?

[RookieDude]

Originally Posted by chrs_schuster

So, If I got this right. If I through him out of the JV game. He could still coach the Varsity game. But not be involved with JV game for 2 games?

I'm in the same state as zebraman...Washington...and that is exactly how an ejection is handled on the "east side" as well.

[TwoDot]

In Montana, our direction from the state is that once a coach is ejected from a contest, even as a fan, he must miss all games until the next one at that level. We have had a coach ejected from a tournament game (loser out) and he then had to miss the opening game of the next season.

[rainmaker]

Originally Posted by chrs_schuster

So, If I got this right. If I through him out of the JV game. He could still coach the Varsity game. But not be involved with JV game for 2 games?

It depends on your state, and also, please note that you didn't eject him. The OP says he left to get ready for the varsity game.