Age Cut-off for High School

[HDE]

The rule is extremely lenient. Anyone in high school nearing their 20th birthday has no room for complaint about eligibility issues.

[colonel-fan]

The rule is extremely lenient. Anyone in high school nearing their 20th birthday has no room for complaint about eligibility issues.

:thumb:

[Villa T]

How many students does this rule really affect? Does anyone have a number, no player names, of kids at any schools?

[HDE]

There's no way to know statewide. We get one in Harlan County every four or five years it seems.

[HHSDad]

Sorry that I questioned you, you were correct.

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowlege, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

[Ram]

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowleged, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

 

:thumb: The Bluegrasspreps checks and balances.

[calm like a bomb]

I think this rule just promotes the idea of holding kids back for sports. When I graduated highschool, I was 17 and turned 18 a month after graduation, while my friend was almost 20 years old (he was an all state football and basketball player)! Give any athletic kid a two year jump on other kids in their grade and I almost guarantee they will be better.

[cshs81]

CSHS81 is certainly a fount of knowlege, but if we don't question everything he says, he's going to start making up stuff.

 

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