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Yes I did. It is in their hands now. And like I said in the earlier post, it will be one of those three options. You keep fixating on the can't end in a tie thing. That is a guideline. I assure you it can if there is no need to complete the game. Why go through the time and expense if there is no real need for the match to be completed.


Yes, they will have to make a decision since you reported it. Not sure why you think the no tie rule is just a guideline. I don't see anything in the SCHSL Rules and Regulations that says it's just a guideline. Item 6 under Boys and Girls Soccer on page B-57 says:

"No match may end in a tie. During the regular season there will be two full five minute overtime
periods. If a tie still exists, penalty kicks by anyone on/off the field will determine the winner."

Why would you think that is not a solid rule since it is pretty explicit in the SCHSL Rules and Regulations? I believe most, if not all, of the region tiebreaker procedures assume that no games end in ties.