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  1. Agreed. However, we should be clear, the players were not in any way involved. It was a few parents who made it uncomfortable for those watching the game, and those playing it. It shouldn't make the teams look bad. It was a few parents and it has to be hard for the school to police loud parents as well. It shouldn't reflect negatively on the school as a whole, or the sports program. The sportsmanship after the game should be commended. They were very respectful and are all fine young men. I know this has been beaten to death, but it compelled me to say something since I was right there.
  2. I was there, and yes, there was at least one if not a couple NewCath dads behind me yelling and caused a scene. They were dealt with and was warned by the police. Also, NewCath principals were there right in front of the student section monitoring the entire situation. That being said, as the game came to a close, the Danville parents were NO better. Several dads were standing over by the gate and screaming profanities. It got soo bad, I sent my 7 year old up further in the stands to get away from the yelling crowd. One mother even walked over to them and said "Hey - watch your mouths there are little kids around!". The Danville father replied "I don't give a crap". They also yelled at the boys once they were on the team bus about the officiating. Needs to be dealt with across the board. It was both sides.

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