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I only know of two conferences in Iowa that split girls and boys games. The majority of schools play G/B doubleheaders.
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I know the CIML splits, but the schools in the conference I played in do not. But that's beside the point. The point is, I missed the "double header" part and was thinking varsity games.
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We use the varsity doubleheader format here too and do everything in two whistle (except certain tournament championships and playoffs from the quarterfinals onward).Actually the school I scorekeep for had the same set of referees in the quarterfinal round two out of three years.Good crew but what are the odds on working the same school out of your area that much?
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You would be correct on that point...no 3-man in Oregon at this time.
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Only if they don't bundle two games together.....otherwise it drops from 4 officials needed to 3 officials needed for a pair of games.
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Even so, say it happens a couple times a year, it's still peanuts. OT - I try not to think too hard about what I make an hour. I'll average ~$75 for working a G/B doubleheader (as low as $60 as high as $90 - and no gas $$). So say I make the 2+ hr trek each way to a small school in rural Iowa, I might net $10/hr... but probably not. |
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I agree with others that doing a sophomore boys game two person is much more difficult than working a three person varsity boys game. It isn't the amount of running either; it's the fact that you just aren't going to see everything. Working three person is just superior in terms of coverage. Funny, several other guys I have worked with this year have mentioned how difficult it is getting to work those soph boys games two person as well. If these schools I work at where you always have to work two games, either JV/Varsity or girl/boy double, went back to two person I would give it up and just stick to baseball. |
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+1 IowaMike
Last Friday I somehow got assigned to work a 3-man crew for a single JV game here in Des Moines. The check was $35 (vs $45 for 2-man), but it was a 4:45 start, done by 6:05. Home for dinner. Loved it. |
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I figured up the 2 vs. 3 money difference for an average school here.
11 home games x 2 (Girls and Boys). Mileage not counted because it shouldn't be any different. 2-Man = $220 per night x 22 nights = $4,840 3-Man = $330 per night x 22 nights = $7,260 $2,420 difference. That is property taxes on about two houses around here. It looks like a lot, but it's pretty negligible. |
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