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Volleyball


Question Posted Sunday October 23 2005, 7:10 pm

I live in North Carolina and its JR High

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MFS answered Sunday October 23 2005, 7:50 pm:
Ok.

I would still run under the assumption that team A's record is separate from team B's record. So if A wins, their record goes up, and if B loses, their record goes down.

If there's a combined record, then I have no clue how they'd determine who gets the win - generally "A" is "better" so their record would be the official one?

When in doubt, ask your coach.

And so you know, I've coached Jr. High boys v-ball, JV high school boys and girls, and assistant JV and Varsty boys and girls. My wife was the head coach.

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