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Question Number: 20671League Specific 12/15/2008RE: High School Kerry Lewis of Wilmington, Ohio USA asks...When a post-season tournament game ends with a shootout, the NCAA officially records the game as a 'tie' (excluding the natioal championship game) for the teams end of year stats.
Entering the state tournament, our team record was 7-7-2. We lost in a shootout. Is our record 7-7-3, or 7-8-2 ?
Can you confirm the NFHS ruling?
Regards,
Coach Lewis Answer provided by Referee Steve Montanino In the first paragraph you say the 'NCAA officially records the game as a tie.'
Then you ask if we can confirm the NFHS ruling. These are two separate bodies and to give you an answer I need to be clear on what you would like to know.
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View Referee Steve Montanino profileAnswer provided by Referee Gary Voshol In addition, if you are requesting information on how high school games are recorded, you will have to check with your state HS Athletic Association. States are allowed to modify NFHS rules and procedures.
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