No T for score/timekeepers?

[chseagle]

Did you have a copy of that requirement with you? How many officials know of the requirement?

With it being required by the state that the table crew be above the age if 18 & out of HS, you should of mentioned it before the game started.

Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

I wish the officials would have replaced the host scorekeeper in my boys quarterfinal game last year.Here it is a requirement for postseason that adults run the table but this school employed a student scorekeeper that for the next 1.5 gave me a splitting headache due to her running commentary.Here too the procedure is warn then replace.If your state had such a rule banning student scorekeepers from postseason action would you tell the host school they had to find someone else or let the kid work? I have never posted anything bad about my adult colleagues but I seriously had a headache because of this kid and my floor officials never said a word to her.

[SCalScoreKeeper]

Eagle,
No I did not have a copy of the section of our 40/50 page playoff operations manual which states this.The host school's AD is a grizzled veteran and knows the rules.The officials I imagine know this rule if they earn a playoff game.It kind of ticked me off though because if she was like this with a team of out of area refs, how did she act towards the refs in her area?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by SCalScoreKeeper

Eagle,
The officials I imagine know this rule if they earn a playoff game.

I wouldn't assume that. I have no idea if there are any specific score-keeper or timer requirements for hosting a playoff game in this state.

Generally, there's a process for reporting these types of items. Find out what it is and use it of appropriate.