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6th grader playing Freshman ball question

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If you are a 6th grader playing on a Freshmen team then can you participate in a local biddy league at the same time ? Any rule violation ?

I don't think so, but I'm not certain.

If you are a 6th grader playing on a Freshmen team then can you participate in a local biddy league at the same time ? Any rule violation ?

No KHSAA rules violations with that, those rules do not apply until they reach high school.

If you are a 6th grader playing on a Freshmen team then can you participate in a local biddy league at the same time ? Any rule violation ?

Why would there?

KHSAA rules apply to only play in grades 9-12, so anything else is up to whomever makes those rules.

KHSAA rules apply to only play in grades 9-12, so anything else is up to whomever makes those rules.

 

with the addition that the hs coaches cannot coach them.

 

For example, the varsity coach could not take a team of MSers that had played at the HS level and play in a spring league somewhere.

 

A parent can do that but the varsity coach cannot IF they were their players during the school year.

 

Now, MSers who DID NOT play up, the varsity coach could take a team of them and play in the spring league because they were not their players during the school year.

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