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There's the difference. There are some really bad GV teams in NYC (mostly public schools) but some of my best, most competitive and hardest-fought games from this past season were GV. In my area the Catholic schools are well-coached and talented as are the public schools on Staten Island. You can't go into those games with a mindset of "Oh, it's just girls" or you'll be eaten up by the coaches, players AND fans.
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These make some sense then I guess. Probably just a regional thing. Around these here parts you are as likely to get a bad boys team as a bad girls team and vice versa. Also its pretty country even in our larger communities so there is not a lot of high level athleticism in any game. You might see 1 in game dunk in a varsity boys game all year if you are lucky. Also the fact that everyone has a 24 second shot clock and 8 seconds over half means no one boys or girls is running a lot of structured offense and both teams are getting lots of shots up. Abou the only difference I see around here is that because officials don't want a ton of jump balls and in weaker girls games there are not a lot of strong players I find bad girls games get a tighter whistle and lose flow becoming free throw shooting competitions. Low level boys games tend to look more like rugby.
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But most of all one of the most frustrating things for me is when you work with officials that are used to calling girls games. Often times many of girls officials are not as athletic, not as talented and it is almost like they are relegated to working girls games rather than they were accomplished officials. That is certainly the case with males most of all. And it shows up big time when at camp season you see officials have to go tot camp for camp credit and you see officias have to see some rather decent boys teams and they are completely out of their league or calling the game. That does not apply to everyone of course, but I do not change the way I call the game that drastically from even high school to college. And I am not the kind of official that just calls fouls to make coaches happy either so I tend to get frustrated when a girl goes into 3 defenders and they call a foul when I will not penalize defenders that did nothing wrong. Just my take. Peace
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Agree 100%, but I still don't mind doing a good girls game, from middle school "junior varsity", all the way up to high school varsity. I just love interscholastic basketball. I just love officiating interscholastic basketball. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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Don't we all I think that comes down to coaching more than anything else. I'm just as likely to hear a GV coach in my area yell at his/her player for going into a crowd as they are to get on us for not making a call.
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Almost [/B]all varsity is 3- man[/B] in the land of AHHH"s-KC area (1a-2a maybe not all)
All Sub varsity is all 2-man. The problem comes in....no 3- man training ground outside of camps and clinics. The transition into 3-man is a tough jump up in the beginning. |
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