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Girls: North Adams 5 Chesapeake 0

Eastern Brown girls over Northwest girls 8-0 in a downpour. One side field looked like a pond. Eastern girls very good squad.

Unioto 7
Washington CH 1

SW 4
West 0

Two PK's for SW off of West's defenders sliding in the mud. Both very questionable calls. One was an immediate counterattack off of the first PK. SW was the better team but officiating was questionable at best.

Wheelersburg - 6
St. Joe - 0

Warren 10

Gallia Academy 1

Boys

Any word on the other burg and valley???

realfutbol wrote:Any word on the other burg and valley???

My cousin just texted me 4-2 the burg

Valley 2 Lynchburg Clay 4 1-0 Valley at half 7 cards in all 6 were yellow and 1 red 1 yellow to LC Others to Valley

Who was the player for St. Joe that was taken from the game in an ambulance?

It was Ward #9 ( I think that's his #).Last I heard he was released from ER with a stress fracture.

Get boned at Lynchburg. No way! :122246

old_horse wrote:Valley 2 Lynchburg Clay 4 1-0 Valley at half 7 cards in all 6 were yellow and 1 red 1 yellow to LC Others to Valley

Does the player from Valley who received the red play another sport? Since their season is done, I believe that requires a 2 game suspension in the next sport they play or next year in soccer if it was not a senior?

Fredthestreak wrote:Get boned at Lynchburg. No way! :122246

Fredthestreak, not sure what your comment means, but Lynchburg-Clay won the game 4 to 2.

4th n Goal wrote:

old_horse wrote:Valley 2 Lynchburg Clay 4 1-0 Valley at half 7 cards in all 6 were yellow and 1 red 1 yellow to LC Others to Valley

Does the player from Valley who received the red play another sport? Since their season is done, I believe that requires a 2 game suspension in the next sport they play or next year in soccer if it was not a senior?

2 double yellows in that game. No straight reds so no worries 4th and G.
Heard it was a ridiculous game out there with the zebra having a major effect on the game...

Redcard wrote:2 double yellows in that game. No straight reds so no worries 4th and G.
Heard it was a ridiculous game out there with the zebra having a major effect on the game...

There are several officials in the area who want to make sure "it's all about them" when they take the field. Very sad actually. I think the St Joe @ Burg game was definitely one of the better officiated games I have seen this year.

Redcard wrote:

4th n Goal wrote:

old_horse wrote:Valley 2 Lynchburg Clay 4 1-0 Valley at half 7 cards in all 6 were yellow and 1 red 1 yellow to LC Others to Valley

Does the player from Valley who received the red play another sport? Since their season is done, I believe that requires a 2 game suspension in the next sport they play or next year in soccer if it was not a senior?

2 double yellows in that game. No straight reds so no worries 4th and G.
Heard it was a ridiculous game out there with the zebra having a major effect on the game...

Zebras were bad both ways. One of Valley's goals came from a dead ball kick (and it was a beautiful shot) but should not have been a foul in the first place and thus no free kick should have been awarded. None of our players yelled at the officials on that play. Lynchburg-Clay outplayed Valley and scored 4 goals in the last 23 minutes. The Valley players self-destructed. The Valley coach, who I have heard is a good guy off the field, and his staff seemed to be more interested in the officiating then coaching. Both players who received the double yellows flipped off the official after they received their 2nd yellow. There is no place in High School sports for that kind of behavior.

It was an intense game that was made worse by the wet field conditions and the fact that the game didn't start until 7:15. The late start was due to the lack of officials available. Trust me, none of the Lynchubrg-Clay fans were happy to see the officiating crew that was there. Bottom line, our players kept there composure better and Valley decided to play 10 players on defense after they had their 1 to 0 halftime lead. They lost their momentum and let Lynchburg-Clay back into the game. I was glad that they went to the defensive mode, because it allowed us to have more opportunities to score.

Beagle12 wrote:.........seemed to be more interested in the officiating then coaching.

I have seen that same thing several times this year and in most cases, they could have helped their team potentially win a game by providing constructive input/direction instead of trying to influence EVERY call that is or isn't made. They likely had about the same likelyhood of drying out the field as they did influencing the officials.

I'm not sure who officiated the game and frankly I don't care. That being said, officials should try their best to NOT impact the game. Call the fouls, yes. But let the players decide the outcome.

However im extremely disappointed to hear about the flipping off, even after a bad call. I agree this isn't the first time the coaching staff has not done their job to keep control of their players. Finally caught up to them I guess and cost them in more ways than 1.

Jackson 2
Warren Local 1

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