KHSAA contact emails for questions regarding eligibility

[Guest GARY LAWRENCE]

I would appreciate any help with this. I have a few questions regarding eligibility of players.

[lawildcat]

Have you been to the KHSAA website?? Kentucky High School Athletic Association | KHSAA ? Student-athletes of Today, Leaders of Tomorrow

[Pioneer.Pride]

Try tweeting this fellow. I believe he can send you in the right direction.

 

https://twitter.com/jtackettkhsaa

[Clyde]

I would appreciate any help with this. I have a few questions regarding eligibility of players.

 

What are your questions? They're probably ones we've had before and might be able to steer you in the right direction.

[RLM33W]

I had a question regarding eligibility as well. Can you move during season if your son has not played a varsity game and not sit out that season or the next?

[Clyde]

I had a question regarding eligibility as well. Can you move during season if your son has not played a varsity game and not sit out that season or the next?

 

Yes. Transfer rules only come into play after the child has played a varsity sport.

[GRC Hoops]

Butch Cope has always assisted me with questions regarding eligibility issues.

 

bcope@khsaa.org

[spindoc]

I had a question regarding eligibility as well. Can you move during season if your son has not played a varsity game and not sit out that season or the next?

Free agent, but still has to go through the paperwork from the accepting school, to the transferring school, then back to the accepting school filled out, then off to the KHSAA. And then you still are under bylaw 6. Edited August 18, 2015 by spindoc

[Clyde]

Free agent, but still has to go through the paperwork from the accepting school, to the transferring school, then back to the sending school filled out, then off to the KHSAA. And then you still are under bylaw 6.

 

How would 6 come in if the kid has never played varsity?

[spindoc]

There's a little snippet in 6 about changing residence prior to enrollment.

 

That doesn't mean he'd be ineligible. And at that point it would be a matter of district requirements. In a county with open enrollment, there'd be no issue at all.

[plantmanky]

Butch Cope has always assisted me with questions regarding eligibility issues.

 

bcope@khsaa.org

 

Butch is where I would start yes, good man.

[Guest]

No but thank you I will try anything at this point

[Guest]

Thanks plant man .

[Guest]

Jefferson county has open enrollment but my son has played 2 yr for his current school

[Guest]

Thanks