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Team, League & Person Conflicts
Team, League & Person Conflicts
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Written by Jeff Wigal
Updated over a week ago

Team, League and Person Conflicts can be used to ensure that only an appropriate official is assigned to a game. On the games screen, there will be a conflict code next to the official's name if a conflict exists between an official and a game.

Team Conflicts will prevent an official from being assigned to a game involving the specified team, or can be configured to block an official from working any games at the time a specific team is playing.

Person Conflicts will prevent an official from being assigned to any games where a specific person is also working as an official.

League Conflicts will prevent an official from working a game involving the specified league

Team, League and Person conflicts are part of an official's profile, but are not visible to the official. To view or change these conflicts:

  • Click the People menu

  • Click the official's name

  • Click the Conflicts link

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To add a new conflict, choose the conflict from the list and choose Create.

To remove an existing conflict, use the Delete link next to the conflict.

Team Conflicts

There are two different ways to create a team conflict.

  • Choose the name of the team that the official has a conflict with

  • To block an official from working games involving a specific team, choose the Team option.

  • To block an official from working any games when a team is playing anywhere, choose the Time option.

  • Click Add New

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The Team option is most commonly used when an official can't work games with a team, but is generally available to work other games when the team is playing. The Time option can be used for officials who play for a specific team and are unable to work any games at the time a team has a game. The Time option can also be used with officials who are parents and have a child who plays on a team, and are unavailable when their child is playing.

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