Steven Layton Ejections

	Name	Sport	Date	School	Notes
	Name	Sport	Date	School	Notes
	JV Head Coach	BoysBasketball	2017-01-13	Rowland Hall	JV Head Coach (HC), received an indirect Technical Foul a few minutes into the game due to having a player in the game who was not in the books. HC began arguing that the game should not have been started without "his" book filled out; He was informed that the home book is the official book and his book is inconsequential & that it is his responsibility to have all players in the official book. HC was warned that we officials, would not argue about rules that he doesn't know, understand, or agree with. HC was given a direct Technical Foul in the first half, for personal insults accusing me of being racist. HC was given a second direct Technical Foul later in the first half, due to causing a scene and shouting very loudly about how bad he felt the officiating was.
	Joe Williams	BoysBasketball	2017-01-24	Skyridge	Joe Williams, player #32 on Skyridge received two Technical Fouls and was ejected from the game.
	Unknown	Football	2017-09-29	Summit Academy	After the play was over the Juab player and the Summit Academy player were on the ground tangled up and as they attempted to get up, the Summit Academy player kicked the Juab player. A flag for unsporting behavior was thrown and the player was ejected.
	JV Head Coach	BoysBasketball	2018-12-13	Clearfield	Clearfield's JV Head Coach was ejected after receiving a second technical foul for unsporting behavior and derogatory comments directed towards the officials.
	Sophomore Head Coach	BoysBasketball	2018-01-09	Cottonwood	Cottonwood Sophomore Head Coach was ejected after receiving his second direct technical foul for disrespectful behavior exhibited towards the officials and unsporting behavior. This technical foul was also the 3rd bench technical.
	Wasatch Freshman Assistant Coach	BoysBasketball	2018-01-25	Wasatch	The assistant coach was ejected for receiving a second technical foul after disrespectfully addressing the officials and actions in direct contradiction to sportsmanship. His words and acts made a travesty of the game. After he was notified of the ejection, which was obvious and precisely directed to him for his flagrant actions, he continued to make a scene and was informed that he’s continued presence would constitute a forfeiture of the game by his team.
	Unknown name Wasatch player #33	BoysBasketball	2018-01-25	Wasatch	Player #33 was disqualified from participation in the remainder of the contest for committing an unsportsmanlike technical foul after he had been called for a “hard” common foul, where he shoved the opponent to the ground, stood over the opponent in an aggressive manner, then told the calling official to “learn the game.” This was a single technical disqualification.
	Wasatch Freshman Assistant Coach	BoysBasketball	2018-01-25	Wasatch	The assistant coach was ejected for receiving a second technical foul after disrespectfully addressing the officials and actions in direct contradiction to sportsmanship. His words and acts made a travesty of the game. After he was notified of the ejection, which was obvious and precisely directed to him for his flagrant actions, he continued to make a scene and was informed that he’s continued presence would constitute a forfeiture of the game by his team.
	Unknown name Wasatch player #33	BoysBasketball	2018-01-25	Wasatch	Player #33 was disqualified from participation in the remainder of the contest for committing an unsportsmanlike technical foul after he had been called for a “hard” common foul, where he shoved the opponent to the ground, stood over the opponent in an aggressive manner, then told the calling official to “learn the game.” This was a single technical disqualification.