Back from the ballgame. Very interesting night.
First -- sad, because dgs was sick and couldn't go -- had fever of 101. I talked ds and dh into going to the game anyway, to see IF we'd play Saturday, and WHO we would play.
The good news is, our team did win, and maybe dgs will be able to play Saturday.
Interesting -- the game before us was at halftime, 9-8, when we arrived. The winning coach thought he'd be smart and ask for birth certificates from the other team. They apparently had players who had not been there the last time they played. Well, they showed their birth certificates and asked for his... and he did not have them! WHY would you ask for someone else's proof when you couldn't provide your own???
The referees called the game and made them forfeit and oh the tempers flared... lots of shouting and cursing, actually, which is really kinda sad considering there were children around.
At some point, the police were called, but I never saw them. Whatever was going on must have been outside. DH was in the car and saw them arrive. (DH wasn't feeling well and he just stayed in the car while ds and I watched the game.)
THEN, after we got into our game, during the second half, the stopped our game so the referees could go take a phone call, apparently.

They were standing around at the end of the court with one of the park and rec assoc officials, and finally one of them said, "Well, we're going to finish this game first."
It seems the team that had to forfeit was asking to come back and finish their game.
I do NOT think they will allow that. It seems very unfair to those who won on the technicality and celebrated getting into the championship game, all because the other coach thought he was being "smart."
DS and I just sat in amazement and LOL at all the chaos.
We thoroughly enjoyed our game, but that is not to say our team is that amazing. We won 31-15, and one little boy scored over 20 of our points. If he is "on," we win; if he is not, we lose. The team that forfeited before us is the only team that has beaten us so we were glad they lost.