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Bryce Naylor |
GirlsBasketball |
2016-12-13 |
Jordan |
Early in the game, our officiating crew called several obvious fouls, Coach Naylor made several personal verbal attacks on both referees. He was loud enough, most in the gym could hear. An official warning was given to Coach Naylor after he made more personal verbal attacks in the ensuing minutes.
Later in the game Coach Naylor came onto the court for an injured player. He became upset after being told by the Umpire the injured player had to leave the floor temporarily. He said something I couldn't hear to the Umpire. He then looked at me and said you are terrible. His volume was again as loud as before. He was given a Technical foul.
He shouted 2-3 more verbal personal attacks spread over the next quarter.
As the game progessed to early in the 4th quarter. I was Trail table side when Coach Naylor yelled out "SHIT" loud enough for most on the floor and stands behind to hear. There were numerous players on the bench, his end of the floor and women and children in the stands nearby who would have heard him. He was given a second technical foul and ejected.
Coach Naylor stood in the doorway of the gym and refused to leave the vicinity as requested. He again remained when another coach went to let him know he had to leave the vicinity. |
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Fisher Hermansen |
Baseball |
2018-03-13 |
Orem |
A relief pitcher came in to warmup to pitch for Orem, in between innings. The catcher was in the dugout getting ready, so the pitcher was being warmed up by the head coach. The pitcher threw 10 warm-up pitches before the catcher came out. I called for batter up as the catcher came out.
At the end of the next half inning the assistant coach, Fisher Hermansen, stopped at the plate on his way to the dugout and angrily asked why I didn’t let his pitcher warm up. He was within a foot of me, so I stepped back and responded “He warmed up, he threw 10 pitches.”
He began being loud and challenging about how ridiculous it was that I didn’t let him warm up. I asked him to stop, he refused and continued being loud and pointing at me and the mound and the dugout verbally attacking me personally. I warned him that if he didn’t stop, he would be restricted, and gave him a verbal warning. He finally stopped and headed to the dugout. I informed the Head Coach his assistant had been given a warning. The head coach asked me why, and as I started to give him a brief explanation, Fisher interrupted and began loudly complaining again. I immediately restricted him, but he wouldn’t stop being loud, and complaining. I then ejected him and informed him of the ejection. The Head Coach heard the ejection conversation. Head coach never attempted to get Fisher to stop.
I informed the head coach because Fisher was ejected he as head coach was by rule, now restricted to the dugout. He complied and went to the dugout.
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T. Gill |
Baseball |
2018-04-11 |
Orem |
Bottom of 5th Inning, player #8, Travis Gill at bat called third strike. From the batter’s box, Gill put the bat over his head close to his back, then swung back forward over his head with full force and hit the plate with his bat causing a loud thud. Gill then, with both hands swung the bat over the top of his head to his back and then threw the bat back over the top of his head, end over end, in the air toward his dugout. The bat hit the ground 1-2 feet from the dugout railing and bounced. Gill then leaned forward while leaving the batter’s box said in a voice loud enough to be heard by fans and players in each dugout, “Fucking shit!” Gill was ejected for intentionally throwing the bat, creating a dangerous situation for others, and unsportsmanlike conduct. |
