In the 10th, the 40th District play each team twice and in the 37th District they play once. Not sure what the 38th will do next year as its their first year seeding. No one in the 10th in this tournament play twice during the season unless the 38th does it with Pendleton County and Harrison County.

 

Mason did not play Augusta during the season last year.

Mason did not play Augusta during the season last year.

Augusta and Bracken also did not play. I didn't mention the 39th since they are not required to play each other.

Augusta and Bracken also did not play. I didn't mention the 39th since they are not required to play each other.

 

My bad, I just saw the tenth. Mason will never play them all until a seed is required.

This deal will never fly with just 45 of the 72 committed.

 

Might be a silly question, but how many of the eligible schools schools compete in the All “A”??

 

I’m not surprised everyone didn’t sign up for year one. They do have almost 2/3 of the eligible schools participating, so I think that’s a decent start.

Might be a silly question, but how many of the eligible schools schools compete in the All “A”??

 

I’m not surprised everyone didn’t sign up for year one. They do have almost 2/3 of the eligible schools participating, so I think that’s a decent start.

I stand to be corrected, but I'm guessing that 95 % plus participate in the All A, but it has been around awhile. With that being said I would have thought we would have saw a larger participation number in the 2A.

I stand to be corrected, but I'm guessing that 95 % plus participate in the All A, but it has been around awhile. With that being said I would have thought we would have saw a larger participation number in the 2A.

 

The 14th region has 12 of 16 schools eligible for the All A Classic and all 12 compete in it. I’m sure every region does not have 100% participation, though.

I stand to be corrected, but I'm guessing that 95 % plus participate in the All A, but it has been around awhile. With that being said I would have thought we would have saw a larger participation number in the 2A.

 

The All A started with just the northern Kentucky schools. Within 3 years you will see 95% or better participation in the 2A.

I stand to be corrected, but I'm guessing that 95 % plus participate in the All A, but it has been around awhile. With that being said I would have thought we would have saw a larger participation number in the 2A.

 

Riverside Christian, Walden, and Kentucky School for the Deaf are the only ones that would be eligible that I don't believe participate. I think Covington Latin has been off and on over the years. But your 95% guess is probably right on, if not low-balling.

The 14th region has 12 of 16 schools eligible for the All A Classic and all 12 compete in it. I’m sure every region does not have 100% participation, though.

 

Riverside doesn't

Riverside Christian, Walden, and Kentucky School for the Deaf are the only ones that would be eligible that I don't believe participate. I think Covington Latin has been off and on over the years. But your 95% guess is probably right on, if not low-balling.

 

There were some schools in far Western Kentucky that recently chose not to participate in the All A Classic. Three, I think.

Riverside doesn't

I thought they did; wasn’t aware they had stopped. I know they once played in it.

The western Kentucky schools that chose to sit out of the All A only did so for the 2016-2017 season. They participated again in 2017-2018

In the 10th, the 40th District play each team twice and in the 37th District they play once. Not sure what the 38th will do next year as its their first year seeding. No one in the 10th in this tournament play twice during the season unless the 38th does it with Pendleton County and Harrison County.

 

My understanding is that the 38th will play each other once next year and home and home the following years. Harrison and Pendleton did play each other twice this past year-good gate for both schools.