both jv and varsity?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by chartrusepengui

How would they know?

The 90 quarter limitation is difficult to police. But 5 quarters per day is not: just check the book(s).

BTW Ignats, it IS our job to enforce this restriction. The OHSAA manual specifies the penalty for violating the 5 quarter restriction: "If a player violates this rule, the team shall be assessed a technical foul by the official and the player shall be disqualified from the game."

Punctuation errors in the original.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by mbyron

The 90 quarter limitation is difficult to police. But 5 quarters per day is not: just check the book(s).

BTW Ignats, it IS our job to enforce this restriction. The OHSAA manual specifies the penalty for violating the 5 quarter restriction: "If a player violates this rule, the team shall be assessed a technical foul by the official and the player shall be disqualified from the game."

Punctuation errors in the original.

Does it say you have to check the book on your own volition?

Or to check the book and enforce the rule after a possible violation is pointed out?

[TimTaylor]

Originally Posted by mbyron

The 90 quarter limitation is difficult to police. But 5 quarters per day is not: just check the book(s).

BTW Ignats, it IS our job to enforce this restriction. The OHSAA manual specifies the penalty for violating the 5 quarter restriction: "If a player violates this rule, the team shall be assessed a technical foul by the official and the player shall be disqualified from the game."

Punctuation errors in the original.

Oregon has the same 5 quarters per day limitation, but thankfully it's not the officials' responsibility to deal with it. If a school thinks there's a violation, they have to make a complaint after the fact through their AD to the OSAA.