Wayzata boys basketball coach Bryan Schnettler will serve a one-game suspension and will not be present when the Trojans host East Ridge on Wednesday.

The suspension wasn't given by the Minnesota State High School League.

The suspension stems from an incident following Wayzata's hotly contested 77-76 loss at rival Hopkins on Thursday. Schnettler was upset when a foul wasn't called as senior forward Wyatt McBeth tried to score on an alley-oop pass with four seconds remaining in the game.

Wayzata committed a foul less than a second later. Prior to Hopkins going to the free-throw line with 3.3 seconds left, both teams' coaching staffs exchanged words and were assessed offsetting technical fouls. Nobody was ejected from the game.

After the game, Wayzata players and coaches didn't shake hands with Hopkins in an attempt to avoid further incident. Social media posts from the game show fans spilling onto the court as the Trojans tried to get to their locker room.

No Wayzata players were suspended, according to Schnettler.

"I thought our kids handled the situation amazingly," said Schnettler, now in his 11th season at Wayzata.

Hopkins coach Ken Novak said none of his coaching staff or players were being suspended as a result of the fracas.

"I was really disappointed in the whole thing," Novak said. "I feel bad for the players. They weren't that bad."

Wayzata has four games remaining in the regular season. Both teams are ranked in the top 10 of the Minnesota Top 25, the Minnesota Star Tribune's statewide boys basketball rankings.