Strange Night

Are you sure we weren't working the same game? Oh wait a minute, you said your partner resembled the biker from the Village People, that couldn't have been me. Oh yeah, I was doing a boys reserve game last night. Never mind!

[CMHCoachNRef]

Originally Posted by Ref Ump Welsch

Are you sure we weren't working the same game? Oh wait a minute, you said your partner resembled the biker from the Village People, that couldn't have been me. Oh yeah, I was doing a boys reserve game last night. Never mind!

When looking at a scorebook attempting to determine whether it is a boys team's book or a girls team's book, one merely needs to look at the number of alternating possessions each game. Less than 10 -- boys....More than 15 -- girls.....Otherwise, these younger age games can have MANY similarities....

Originally Posted by CMHCoachNRef

When looking at a scorebook attempting to determine whether it is a boys team's book or a girls team's book, one merely needs to look at the number of alternating possessions each game. Less than 10 -- boys....More than 15 -- girls.....Otherwise, these younger age games can have MANY similarities....

Yeah, but I what I was referring to was the fact that every time we called a held ball in our game last night, fans and coaches were screaming for a foul each time. And there were quite a few held balls for a boys reserve (sophomore age around here) game. The boys V coach for the home school is an old coaching rival of mine, and he said the calls were legit, and he had the worse seat in the house!

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by CMHCoachNRef

When looking at a scorebook attempting to determine whether it is a boys team's book or a girls team's book, one merely needs to look at the number of alternating possessions each game. Less than 10 -- boys....More than 15 -- girls.....Otherwise, these younger age games can have MANY similarities....

How about 11-14 alternating possessions?

Originally Posted by CMHCoachNRef

When looking at a scorebook attempting to determine whether it is a boys team's book or a girls team's book, one merely needs to look at the number of alternating possessions each game. Less than 10 -- boys....More than 15 -- girls.....Otherwise, these younger age games can have MANY similarities....

Originally Posted by grunewar

How about 11-14 alternating possessions?

Co-ed game?