Player transfers from St Benedicts Prep and is eligible to play tonight vs Trinity?

[3fromdeep]

@SteveJones_CJ Carl Brown has transferred back to Western HS from St Benedict's Prep and will play against Trinity tonight.

 

Can a kid get eligible that fast?

[spindoc]

How fast? When did he come back? Move? Need details before we can go Cordia on someone.

[PurplePride92]

Yeah I want to see some info also. I also want to see D'Angelo Russell come back for the region tourney.

[gold sunrise]

Yeah I want to see some info also. I also want to see D'Angelo Russell come back for the region tourney.

 

:lol2:

[faxisfax]

Central sure could use his services.

[dawgs83]

If he played he shouldn't be eligible. But I don't know all the rules. Seems like its too easy to transfer.

[Getslow]

Yeah I want to see some info also. I also want to see D'Angelo Russell come back for the region tourney.

 

Last year was the year for that. If Russell had stuck around and been on that team with Stuart Jackson and all the others last year, I'd have picked them to win the Seventh Region.

[DaJuggernaut8]

KHSAA eligibility rules allow for a one time waiver for "out of state transfers from a boarding school"

[Clyde]

KHSAA eligibility rules allow for a one time waiver for "out of state transfers from a boarding school"

 

I don't see that in the handbook from the KHSAA.

[DaJuggernaut8]

KHSAA Bylaw 6 Section 2E

 

BOARDING SCHOOLS- The period of ineligibility may be waived on a one-time basis for students entering or returning from a boarding school on a full time basis as a boarding school student.

[Clyde]

KHSAA Bylaw 6 Section 2E

 

BOARDING SCHOOLS- The period of ineligibility may be waived on a one-time basis for students entering or returning from a boarding school on a full time basis as a boarding school student.

 

Thanks.

[DaJuggernaut8]

No problem... should really shake up the 6th region though. He was a McDonald's All American nominee at St. Benedict's this year and has looks from UK, Maryland, Florida State, Arkansas, and Butler.