<article itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/NewsArticle" class="articlecontent loaded" data-aop="article"> <section class="articlebody" itemprop="articleBody" data-aop="articlebody"> A Mississippi high school girls basketball coach was hospitalized Thursday night after she was attacked by a parent, an assistant coach told WCBI-TV in Columbus, Miss.
Hamilton High coach Sue Verner was “knocked out cold,” according to assistant Steven Sims. She was taken to a hospital in Tupelo, the report said, and was conscious. Her condition was unknown as of 10:30 p.m. ET
Sims told WCBI that Verner had enforced a rule that players must ride the team bus back to the school following away games. According to Sims, the parent contested the rule, leading to the altercation. Hamilton was playing at Amory.
According to the report, the parent left the scene and police are investigating.
The boys game that followed the girls game was canceled in the first quarter after the incident.
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Hamilton High coach Sue Verner was “knocked out cold,” according to assistant Steven Sims. She was taken to a hospital in Tupelo, the report said, and was conscious. Her condition was unknown as of 10:30 p.m. ET
Sims told WCBI that Verner had enforced a rule that players must ride the team bus back to the school following away games. According to Sims, the parent contested the rule, leading to the altercation. Hamilton was playing at Amory.
According to the report, the parent left the scene and police are investigating.
The boys game that followed the girls game was canceled in the first quarter after the incident.
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