Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645490)

You can be involved as long as you remain outside of the playing area. You can be consulted by those who are present to provide such care.

In the event that the injury is deemed serious, it makes sense to have your participation, but you aren't sticking around for the rest of the contest if you elect to enter the playing area and I am one of the officials.

Originally Posted by just another ref (Post 645492)

And on top of this, you would call a team technical?

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645496)

If the person came out without the permission of game management--absolutely.

Originally Posted by chseagle (Post 645499)

What about if the parent requesting to come out onto the court is a Dr./EMT/Nurse or other medical personnel?

What if the student-athlete has several allergies to medications that the parent knows about, but not the coach?

Not every coach is going to know the exact medical histories of all their players, nor will they have such files handy in case of such a situation.

There are extenuating circumstances that would allow parents to come out onto the court in a medical emergency.

Originally Posted by just another ref (Post 645498)

I may be wrong again, but I think I speak for us all when I say.......wow.

Originally Posted by Smitty (Post 645517)

Double that wow. But it doesn't surprise me. Nevada says some pretty whacky things. This is just another one. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Snaqwells (Post 645484)

If my kid is injured that badly, I won't care to watch the rest of the game anyway.

That said, if the parent comes down and just deals with their child, I'll let GM make the call.

If the parent comes down and uses that opportunity to inform me of all the ways my mother went wrong when I was a child, I will make the call.

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap (Post 645522)

I am sure mbyron reviewed the context of the spelling and gave it his blessing by omission.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645496)

If the person came out without the permission of game management--absolutely.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645496)

If the person came out without the permission of game management--absolutely.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645456)

Absolutely NOT! :mad:
Each of these parents have signed medical waivers in order for their children to play on the team. During the contest someone else is to tend to them. So as soon as mommy or daddy steps onto the court a one-way ticket to the parking lot has been earned.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 645456)

Absolutely NOT! :mad:
Each of these parents have signed medical waivers in order for their children to play on the team. During the contest someone else is to tend to them. So as soon as mommy or daddy steps onto the court a one-way ticket to the parking lot has been earned.

Originally Posted by offici88 (Post 645090)

GV last night with a near first...almost had to whack a fan. I look forward to the fodder and clarifications.

Sit: Held ball, partner whistle, white lets go, girl for green hits the deck, starts crying and holding elbow she landed on. I wait a moment to see if she's getting up, then beckon green coach to floor. Before the coach reaches the girl a guy comes from the stands on his way to the girl--must be a parent (Great!).

Parent has a few choice words for me about the physical play and what I should be calling. I give him (parent now on the floor) the "one more word" ultimatum as it was appropriate.

(A)Is the parent a fan since he came from the stands?
(B)Is he bench personnel since he cam to the court?

If I had whacked the parent, what's the proper way to charge the T?

So glad it didn't come to actually having to whack a fan for stupidity.