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    Commentary: Angry parents are ruining youth sports. Here’s how to rein them in

    by Ben Sherwood, Los Angeles Times Apr 28, 2022 3 minutes
    Referees and umpires in youth sports are increasingly under siege.

    As millions of kids in the U.S. return to fields and courts for spring sports, black eyes and bloody noses are returning too. This time the injuries aren’t just among the athletes. These are dangerous times for referees and umpires who call penalties and outs.

    In Laurel, Mississippi, earlier this month, an umpire of a 12-year-olds’ softball game was ambushed by a parent in the parking lot and hit in the face after the game. The accused assailant —

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