Womens championship game

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Will be three females. The reverse sexism in the officiating of the women's game is sick. After all the complaining about not getting a decent shot at men's games, it is ironic to see how those in charge completely shut out males with their choices.

Just a point of information: Yes, all three officials for the D1 champioship were female both this year and last. Also, 7 of the 9 officials on the court in the D1, 2 and 3 title games this season were female. However...last season 5 of the 9 officials on the court for those games were men, including an all-male crew in the D3 championship game.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Just a point of information: Yes, all three officials for the D1 champioship were female both this year and last. Also, 7 of the 9 officials on the court in the D1, 2 and 3 title games this season were female. However...last season 5 of the 9 officials on the court for those games were men, including an all-male crew in the D3 championship game.

And that is about as high as they can go under the present admin.

What I usually see on the women's side is that any high profile game has either an all female crew or two women and one man. I can't even recall the last time that I saw otherwise in a D1 game.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

And that is about as high as they can go under the present admin.

What I usually see on the women's side is that any high profile game has either an all female crew or two women and one man. I can't even recall the last time that I saw otherwise in a D1 game.

I see it my area, though the only high profile NCAAW conference in my region is the Big East and that's about to change drastically with UConn, Notre Dame, Louisville and Syracuse heading out. I've seen more than a few conference championships in the Northeast with two man/one woman crews or even three men.

I work my D-3 games with two other men more often than not. This past season was the first time I worked a game with two women in a couple of years.