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Girl sues coach/school for getting hurt

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Seperated shoulder.

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I think the KHSAA sent out a memo a couple of years back that stated any high school girls team that scrimmaged against other high school males could be found in violation of the scrimmage rules. I think this practice has been discontinued at most schools.

 

Never heard this rule. I can name 5 NKY teams that do it regularly :eek:

Funny how its taken her almost two years to file the suit. BTW, the Ohio Statute of Limitations for personal injury is two years.

I used to play against guys all the time and I loved it. I felt like it made me a tougher player. Getting hurt can happen whether youre scrimmaging boys or girls. I say stop trying to make a quick buck off your own willingness to play in the scrimmage.

I used to play against guys all the time and I loved it. I felt like it made me a tougher player. Getting hurt can happen whether youre scrimmaging boys or girls. I say stop trying to make a quick buck off your own willingness to play in the scrimmage.

 

:ylsuper:

So by arguing that girls shouldn't be playing boys, we should infer that boys are superior to girls in basketball, correct?

I would say this comes down to an illegal scrimmage and a supervision issue.

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