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Both were assessed for shoving after the whistle.The game also became chippy on Pioneer final drive of the game, when the Pioneers were assessed a personal foul on the kickoff, and another six plays later.While penalty statistics on high school football games are scarce, data available indicates Friday’s game featured more fouls than most.Pioneer game against Skyline featured six personal fouls, three for each team. Overall, Pioneer committed eight personal fouls in the four games, including one against Temperance Bedford and none against Monroe. In each of the four games, Pioneer amassed more penalty yards than its opponent.The only other area school that submits full box scores, including penalty totals, is Chelsea.

Will continue our review of documents presented to us, LaHood said. A fine is required, I think everyone recognizes now that safety is our number one priority. When we have recommendations to make, we will make them. The University of Bath has recently appointed a new Postgraduate Skills Training Coordinator, Dr Tracey Stead, who took up the post on 10 September.The new post is funded by ‘Roberts money’, provided by the UK Research Councils for Generic Skills Training (GST) and career development of research postgraduates.Dr Stead will be working with faculties, schools and departments to assist them to embed skills development into research degree programmes. The aim is to develop, provide and source developmental training for research postgraduates and to coordinate provision across the institution.Dr Stead will be looking at ways to coordinate and expand the current provision within the University, using both internal and external experts and training providers.The new post will be based in the Careers Advisory Service, alongside the Research Staff Career Development Advisor, Dr Ghislaine Dell, who provides similar support and career advice for research staff.Dr Stead will liaise closely with Dr Lisa Isted, Head of the Graduate Office, Dr Simon Inger in the Staff Development Unit and Dr Alan Wheals in his role as Director of Postgraduate Research Development (see Related Links).Dr Stead graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1997 with a BSc in Ecological Sciences, and in 2002 completed a PhD in Freshwater Ecology at Queen Mary, University of London, publishing in various leading journals in the field. Since then she has worked as a civil servant in the Government Statistical Service as a statistician.