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The National Women’s Soccer League issued a pair of fines against San Diego Wave head coach Casey Stoney and President Jill Ellis, announcing the move Thursday.
The disciplinary action comes after the NWSL found Stoney and Ellis to be in violation of Section 12.3.5 “Approaching Officials” of the League Operations Manual during the club’s June 8 and 12 matches, respectively.
The fine amount was not disclosed in the NWSL’s statement.
The NWSL has issued fines to San Diego Wave FC president Jill Ellis and head coach Casey Stoney.
— National Women’s Soccer League (@NWSL) June 16, 2022
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