It is the middle school for Western Hills.

 

I am not sure but I think it is.

The kid at Lex Cath used to go to Lafayette but "moved" and was immediately eligible. Lafayette and Catholic are less than 1 mile from each other.

 

 

 

Bonafide change of residence moved out of one district, and into another. Once in that other district, any student is eligible to enroll in the public school, or any private school that serves thier area.

 

 

Bylaw 6. Transfer Rule

a) BONA FIDE CHANGE IN RESIDENCE - If there has been a

bona fi de change in residence by the parents and student that

precedes a student’s change of schools.

For purposes of this bylaw, a bonafi de change of residence means

the moving permanent residence of the entire family of the

student and his/her parents from one school district or defi ned

school attendance area into another school district or defi ned

school attendance area prior to a change in enrollment of the

student

I am not sure but I think it is.

 

It definitely is. Bondurant is 500 feet from Western Hills and they share a football and baseball field. It would be a shame to see Ivey go to Scott Co. or any other school. Hills coaches and players have worked very hard to improve the basketball program.

Safe at home ...You are off base and picked off! The former heads of KHSAA did not have a clue! If you want a glaring example, I will happily email you a case i was tangentially involved in. They have cleaned up their act and have adopted clear and reasonable language. There are always ways to get around the system, but many of the loopholes have been closed. There is little that the KHSA can do if a parent changes jobs and moves his family to a new location, even if the underlying reason is to gain competitive advantage. Neither you or the KHSAA can reach the mind! Consequently motives are not a part of the equation.

For example, I understand Euton's father lost his job. Scott Co. may well have arranged a job for Mr Euton at Toyota. Toyota pays well and Scott Co. is a top notch program. What is the KHSAA supposed to do now, deny the young man the right to play? If the Euton's remain in the Ashland area, there will be evidence that this was not a bone fide transfer and he could be ruled ineligible.

Allowing players to transfer "at will" would be absolute chaos for the system. A team like St. Henry's team a few years ago comes along infrequently. They played together for many years and were poised to make a run for the state title. Would it have been fair to allow CovCath, NewCath and Holmes to combine their talent that year and deprive them of what they have worked for so long?

The system is not perfect because there are always those who work overtime to do violence to it. That does not mean that those in charge are not doing the best they can do with the tools they have. Highlands found that out when they tried playing off the field games.

For example, I understand Euton's father lost his job. Scott Co. may well have arranged a job for Mr Euton at Toyota. Toyota pays well and Scott Co. is a top notch program. What is the KHSAA supposed to do now, deny the young man the right to play? If the Euton's remain in the Ashland area, there will be evidence that this was not a bone fide transfer and he could be ruled ineligible.

I don't profess to know anything about the Eutons' situation, but look at it this way ... his son has committed to play basketball at Kentucky. Do you really think he's going to have trouble finding a job in Lexington? He can live in Georgetown and easily commute to work.

His birthday on USC website is 11-05-87. So he would have turned 19 Nov. of senior year. OJ that is.

Correct me if I'm wrong but you can play as long as

you don't turn 19 before August 10th. I'm not sure on the the date but its in that area.

I always heard IF YOU CAN'T BEAT THEM JOIN THEM.

I don't profess to know anything about the Eutons' situation, but look at it this way ... his son has committed to play basketball at Kentucky. Do you really think he's going to have trouble finding a job in Lexington? He can live in Georgetown and easily commute to work.

 

I heard he already found a job with an engineering firm in Lexington.

Guys, I know there are some of you who wouldn’t be convinced no matter how clean the evidence is, but I know this situation well. It is as clear cut as it can be. Mr. Euton has given thousands of hours of his personal time to building a program at Rose Hill. I know he would do anything within reason to stay in Ashland and keep that program together. There are simply too many factors involved… not the least of which is the fact that the company with whom he has been employed for something like 20 years is closing their Ashland office. If he was going to stay with them, he would have had to relocate to Cincinnati, Charlotte or elsewhere. He was offered an attractive position with a similar engineering firm in Lexington. His son is committed to become a Kentucky Wildcat. This move is legitimate. You wouldn’t expect a doctor, to accept losing his job in a town and then just turn around and take any other job that came up. He could, but you certainly wouldn’t expect it. For the record, Toyota had nothing to do with their decision.

Fastbreak, since you and Mr. Euton are joined at the hip then maybe you would know this question better than anyone else, "How long in advance did he know that his job was closing down?"

Fastbreak, since you and Mr. Euton are joined at the hip then maybe you would know this question better than anyone else, "How long in advance did he know that his job was closing down?"

I don't recall the timing exactly, but he was informed several weeks ago of his company's decision to close the Ashland office, and has been looking at every option, with the number one option being his desire to remain in Ashland and at Rose Hill. At the time, he was involved with a high school team making a run at a Region title, and he did what he could to keep it low key to avoid distracting their focus.

 

With no comparable job openings or offers in the area, and Woolpert's refusal to sell the Ashland office and workload to another firm, he had to make a decision.

 

I wish Clay, Pam and Dakotah nothing but the best. They have done far more to elevate the level of competition in the 16th Region than anyone knows, and will be missed.

I don't recall the timing exactly, but he was informed several weeks ago of his company's decision to close the Ashland office, and has been looking at every option, with the number one option being his desire to remain in Ashland and at Rose Hill. At the time, he was involved with a high school team making a run at a Region title, and he did what he could to keep it low key to avoid distracting their focus.

 

With no comparable job openings or offers in the area, and Woolpert's refusal to sell the Ashland office and workload to another firm, he had to make a decision.

 

I wish Clay, Pam and Dakotah nothing but the best. They have done far more to elevate the level of competition in the 16th Region than anyone knows, and will be missed.

 

 

Thanks.

I don't recall the timing exactly, but he was informed several weeks ago of his company's decision to close the Ashland office, and has been looking at every option, with the number one option being his desire to remain in Ashland and at Rose Hill. At the time, he was involved with a high school team making a run at a Region title, and he did what he could to keep it low key to avoid distracting their focus.

 

With no comparable job openings or offers in the area, and Woolpert's refusal to sell the Ashland office and workload to another firm, he had to make a decision.

 

I wish Clay, Pam and Dakotah nothing but the best. They have done far more to elevate the level of competition in the 16th Region than anyone knows, and will be missed.

 

 

I agree, everytime the 16th loses a top player the caliber of play goes down. When the 16th was at its best the top teams had players that were not just recognized in our area, but statewide and sometimes even nationwide. Good luck Dakotah and I'm sure will see you in Rupp in the near future at Scott County.

Dont get mad if I'm incorrect, but I heard through the grape vine that Holy Cross is getting a transfer from Indiana. He is currently playing AAU for the Indiana Hoopstars. I heard he is 6'8" and can shoot a little bit. Any truth to this?