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North Laurel at Clay any discussion

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Everyone is saying it was a wild one in Manchester.:flame:

6 Technicals I think, maybe it was 5..........alot of trash talking and pushing and shoving going on. Just another friday night game in Manchester. Aside from that, both teams really played hard. Clay Co. pulled it out at the end 57-53.

Some of the worst officiating I've seen. And that is saying a lot because I have watched the 13th region for some time now, but this past friday was unbelieveable. For example Josh Siedel fouls out with 2 minutes remaining, all 5 fouls come in the second half, 3 in the 4th quarter. This was also the first time I have seen an offical blatenly ignore a rule. A clay county player slaped an NL player in the head after ball out of bounds it goes unseen the NL player reacts by getting chest to chest with CC player, and CC player slaps NL player again directly in front of offical 2 technicals were assesed. Now it is my understanding that anytime a player throws a blow it is automatic ejection. Since this district does seed if i were coach conway i would never play this team again in the regular season, this stuff is far to common at CC and needs to stop. My comments are in no way directed at the players of CC purely at administration and coaching staff.

Questionable officiating at Clay County? No way ...

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