A teenager at their ninth summer camp game in a row on their phone 99% of the time running both the clock and the fouls at the same time would have done a better job trying to keep both the book and the clock during the Dburg/JaxSS girls game than the people they used. It was so bad it was laughable. Scoring errors three different times, once not fixed for 30minutes in realtime. Coaches were told their players have five fouls when they didn't but making the coach sub them out at crucial times in the game. Only later to be told they could sub that girl back in she only had four.
This is in a one-possession game mid 4th quarter, and then you give the coach a tech when he is frustrated by that so it was the refs too not just score/clockkeepers. Or at least it was one of the refs. He was probably in over his head. He called both techs and gave each coach a bench warning and made over half of the foul calls it seems. Some leeway needs to be given to coaches especially when the scorekeepers making mistakes all game long and refs are kicking calls. When you kick a call, just sit there and take your tongue-lashing for a bit and move on, don't double down and follow up your error by then adding a tech to the situation as long as your are not getting cussed out. Dyersburg was awarded two FTs on a shooting foul that was a made basket and missed the first one and made the second. When the refs figured out their error they made Dyersburg use the incorrect "And Two" free-throw as actually their first tech FT. Then about 3 minutes later they shoot the second tech FT but likely wanted their D1 signee shooting them but she wasn't allowed to because the girl that got fouled shooting got the extra.
There were other things happen too but this post is already too long. It is a shame that what was probably the state championship game between the best two teams in the state had people working the game that were not ready for prime time. Both coaches and teams were frustrated most of the night.