Update on Games Reports Submitted (as of Dec 15, 2023)

Our games reported metric has increased to >60%, up from 40% over the last two weeks.  Thank you getting your game reports submitted.

Here's the latest data:  See graphic below (or on link to dashboard);


As a reminder, game information, behavior assessments (coach, spectators), match notes, and incidents & misconduct is recorded for each game and loaded into game reports.  This data is being communicated and exported to CIF Central Section on a weekly basis, as it is a requirement of competition (CCAA working within CIF CS) and a requirement of contract (LPSRA with CCAA).  Athletic directors within our local  CCAA have adopted the Purple Card process, and the data being gathered on behavior and purple card offenses is being communicated to the CCAA.

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