How should penalty kick outcomes be treated?

[MoonDogRex]

Noticing on the Eurosport website where Station Camp is treating the outcome of its two games against Hendersonville (where Hendersonville prevailed in penalty kicks both times) as ties rather than losses.

 

That's fine, but wondering if there is actually a NFHS protocol on this. 

[Booger]

thats the way it should b scored

 

Booger just sayin 

[ChattanoogaCannon]

Winning a shoot-out is a win in the record book. Eurosport software is deficient,

[BigG]

Actually, no...

 

I don't remember which rule was applied, but the ONLY time that PK shootouts can occur are in district matches (for a tie breaker) or in post season.

 

I believe the districts can vote on whether or not they want to use the shootout (ours just kept them as ties).

 

So, I believe, that for a "record" purpose, any tie in regular season (that ends in PK shoot out) is actually considered a tie.

 

Seems pretty stupid, but I think that is how the state works it.

[ChattanoogaCannon]

At least with the post-season, TN bylaws say to use the NFHS tie-breaking procedures, which declare a winner using kicks from the mark if still tied after the OT periods. Individual districts can vote to declare a winner after a game ends in a tie using 2 10-minute OT periods and kicks from the mark if still tied at the end of OT.

[Booger]

that ant hapnin in District 7...no way hose a...we gettin a winner

 

Booger just sayin 

Edited October 13, 2016 by Booger

[ChattanoogaCannon]

that ant hapnin in District 7...no way hose a...we gettin a winner

 

Booger just sayin  

 

with some teams in District 7, some winners are declared with a text saying we ain't playin 

[Justanothersoccerdad]

a loss is a loss no matter how it happens   station camp wasn't given half of the district championship for losing on pks i say it should count as a loss