Don't think he meant with HHS. LOL

Haven't visited this thread for a week, glad to see the entertainment value is still there. :thumb: :lol2:

If RCC9 is correct, and she is a tuition paying student and there has been no change of address, I guess I do wonder how she is eligible under bylaw 6. She still has to fit an exception, right? I just assumed there was a change of address that made her "in district". Am I missing something?

Here is the bylaw:

 

BYLAWS OF THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

BYLAW 6. TRANSFER RULE- CITIZENS OF THE U.S. OR U.S. TERRITORIES

Sec. 1) DOMESTIC STUDENT TRANSFER

a) Any student who has been enrolled in grades nine (9) through

twelve (12) and has participated in any varsity contest in any sport at any school while maintaining permanent residence in the United States or a United States territory following enrollment in grade nine (9) and who then transfers schools shall be ineligible for interscholastic athletics at any level in any sport for one year from the date of enrollment in the new school.

b) The Ruling Officer and Commissioner have discretion (but are not required) to waive the period of ineligibility set forth above if one or more of the following exceptions in Section 2 has been met. Determinations of whether a student shall be granted a waiver pursuant to this rule shall be based on the circumstances existing as of the date of enrollment at the new school.

If RCC9 is correct, and she is a tuition paying student and there has been no change of address, I guess I do wonder how she is eligible under bylaw 6. She still has to fit an exception, right? I just assumed there was a change of address that made her "in district". Am I missing something?

 

There was a change of address.

There was a change of address.

 

Well, there you go. Case closed. Welcome to HHS Miss Martin!

Well, there you go. Case closed. Welcome to HHS Miss Martin!

 

Not necessarily case closed...(insert dramatic sigh). I didn't say they moved in distict.

Not necessarily case closed...(insert dramatic sigh). I didn't say they moved in distict.

 

Oh...well...nevermind. :bag:

Oh...well...nevermind. :bag:

 

However, from what I read and am hearing, it's just the change of address that allows you to be eligible to retain your eligibility. It doesn't say you have to go to the distict school you moved to. It just says a bonafide change of address is required.

Sounds like Highlands should be investigated like everyone THINKS Holy Cross is?

Sounds like Highlands should be investigated like everyone THINKS Holy Cross is?

 

Yeah maybe! Go ahead and get on that. Heck, if you can't beat them, join them!! Lol!

Sounds like Highlands should be investigated like everyone THINKS Holy Cross is?

 

 

If you go to KHSAA.org, you can find a link to report your concerns. No anonymous reports will be accepted.

Sounds like Highlands should be investigated like everyone THINKS Holy Cross is?

 

Absolutely, if HHS breaks rules they should be, as should HC.

Haven't visited this thread for a week, glad to see the entertainment value is still there. :thumb: :lol2:

 

Hey Lawnboy, I'm glad your back!!!!

Hey Lawnboy, I'm glad your back!!!!

 

Missed you during softball season.