Looking for consistency

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by TrojanHorse

But over our season, our kids were told white was ok, then then next game, its not, sometimes it was yellow, or when we had kids wearing black undershirts that were not really visible unless the kid leaned over.

What age level / type of program?

In summer, I don't care. In less-than-HS, I wouldn't care. In HS and above, I enforce it. I would not allow White or Black with VegasGold, but it needs to be visible during normal action --not when bending over, not just the over the shoulder portion of a sleeveless shirt a little bit wider than the jersey shoulder, ...

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What age level / type of program?

In summer, I don't care. In less-than-HS, I wouldn't care. In HS and above, I enforce it.

Just to throw this in the mix, we enforce it in our local kids rec league at all grade levels (3rd-HS). This is a purely recreational (not competitive) league and all our players receive reversible jerseys in our local HS colors (green and white). Home teams wear white and if they are wearing an undershirt, it must be white. Visiting teams wear green and if they are wearing an undershirt, it must be a dark color (not necessarily green, because we don't want to make parents have to go out and buy another shirt). If a kid, boy or girl, is wearing the wrong color undershirt, they have the option of removing it or rolling the sleeves up and securing them with tape. Boys will usually remove the shirt and girls will usually tape the sleeves.