Paul VI coach suspended for one playoff game after bottle celebration

Sport · First reported 7 Nov, 16:54 · Updated 17:13

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Paul VI coach Karen Anderson received a one-game suspension after a video showed her celebrating the team’s 2–0 quarterfinal win and her 100th career victory with a bottle on school property. Anderson said she did not drink from it; the school said it did not condone the behavior.

A video showed Karen Anderson celebrating a 2–0 win over Notre Dame and her 100th career victory with a bottle on school property.
Anderson said she did not drink from the bottle, which team parents gave her; the school said it did not condone the behavior.
Anderson was suspended for one playoff game. The cited NJSIAA rule sets a one-year tournament suspension for coaches or players involved with alcohol on school property.

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Key facts

Coach: Karen Anderson, Paul VI girls’ soccer coach.
Milestone: The celebration followed Anderson’s 100th career victory, a 2–0 win over Notre Dame.
Suspension: One playoff game.
Next game: The New York Post reports Paul VI was due to face Immaculata in a sectional semifinal on Monday in Haddonfield.