2 or 3-Person

[zebraman]

Washington State: State tournaments have been 3-person for a few years. Most associations have been working 3-person at most of their varsity games and some JV.

Starting with this season, it is mandated by the Washington Officials Association and WIAA to use 3-person crews at all varsity games.

[cmathews]

In Wyoming we are slowly but surely coming around. Last year the schools could use 3 person if they chose to and negotiate the fees. This year they can use 3 person if they choose, but the fee is $55 per person. The post season is still 2 person, but will change next year. With this in mind, our association sent out a letter stating the schools that wanted 3 person crews got priority over those that didn't.....

[Adam]

Originally Posted by cmathews

In Wyoming we are slowly but surely coming around. Last year the schools could use 3 person if they chose to and negotiate the fees. This year they can use 3 person if they choose, but the fee is $55 per person. The post season is still 2 person, but will change next year. With this in mind, our association sent out a letter stating the schools that wanted 3 person crews got priority over those that didn't.....

Nice.

[wanja]

In NJ its 2 person, except for 3 person for later round state tournament games, some high level private tournaments, some private school games and a lot of scrimmages.

In the Philadelphia area its basically the same as NJ except all state tourney games are 3 person and all Catholic League boys varsity games are 3 person.

[budjones05]

Missouri, it depends on your AD. Class 3 or higher uses 3 for their varsity. If you have a tournament in the lower levels, the championship game is usually a 3 man. Overall, it depends on your AD because I've done a 3 man for a junior high game once when it wasn't a tournament, and a 2 man for a varsity!

[Idaho]

In Idaho, it's all 2-man.