9thregionknowledge

Should be a fun post season. The 9th has some very good teams again.

What a shot, congrats to her and SK.

I was told the shot was from 3/4 court, other free throw line, not half court. That's unreal.

Last few years the home team has won pretty easy.

With the right draw 4-5 teams could make the finals. With the wrong draws its a two horse race.

It's all about match ups. NCC matches up well with HC and not with Holmes. HHS matches up well with Holmes but not HC. ND matches up well with Ryle but not NCC. You could go on and on. Team strengths vs team weakness. The draw for the region will be bigger than ever this year.

Past. Good work. Autocorrect hate that.

Focus on the game. All that comment was for is to start issues again for Kes. Give me a break.

Does these mean it has happened in the past.

Focus on the game. All that comment was for is to start issues again for Kes. Give me a break.

Again for Kes please explain??

Who cares.

Wow

So many side stories??

I was just told this year will be the first year there will be an all 9th region team. There will still be Div 1,2,3 all conference and players of the year but there will

also be a all 9th region team with a POY open to all classes.

The KABC region player of the year has to be a Senior. I have watched Sanner, nice player but not one of the candidates for POY IMO. As far as I know the 9th region does not have an all region team or player of the year like other regions, which would open it up to non seniors if they did. In years past the POY was KABC and is only eligible to be won by a Senior.

No because POY is a Senior.

In no order

Davenport NCC

McLendon HC

Harris Holmes

Alder Highlands

Schwartz Ryle

Lange Ryle

I would think they would come from this list.

Wonder when the findings will come out?

I'm sure the KHSAA will take care of it, if there is anything to take care of. If something is found to be a violation I wonder how long it would take for the info to come out?

He is very good and IMO He has the best Senior player in the region too.

Do you think that permission will be given if asked? If that answer is always yes then why would you need to ask? If there is a possibility of a " no " when asked, then why would you ask at all? If you ask and get no as a response, then your child could face repercussions from the coaching staff or other faculty for even hinting that you are looking to go to another school. And I will bet that 99% of the kids that transfer from public to private are doing so for the education more than anything.

Oh, I don't know, I guess I would ask because it's the rules and the right thing to do. Heaven forbid those thoughts were used to make a decision, rules and ethics. Just talk to all the coaches, make sure you up sell your kid, and find the best deal. You should also see if you can make a package deal, you know for their friends, so they are ok socially at the new school.

So if my friend and his wife decide that their child is miserable at Dixie, not excelling at sports or academics like they know she is capable of, and are thinking of taking her to Cov Cath after this school year is over, then they need permission from Dixie to go talk to anyone at Cov Cath?

First, academically and athletically, I would ask a third party to see if she is reaching her potential. Most all parents think their child is better than what they really are.

You would only need permission to have them participate in athletic activities: such as open gyms, workouts, practices, scrimmages, etc. I sure hope your friend would leave the sports part out of the decision but I'm crazy, I place academics over athletics.

How does that work for a private school? Most who attend do not live in that district, so when making that choice to go to a particular private school, you are not allowed to get a up close look at the athletics because they are not allowed to do anything with you during the summer months? I don't believe sports should be the sole reasoning for choosing a school, but it can be some part of it.

It works by if you follow the rules you can get permission from the school where you're enrolled and go see. You can do a shadow day and watch academics and athletics if you want. Heck, I don't think kids are going in and doing three days a week in the classroom to see if they like it or attending the math camp to see how many times the teacher calls on them. Give me a break.

Didn't he go from Covington Catholic to Highlands ? Are we really going to act like one is superior to the other on academics ?

I have no clue how is better academically. I sure both will claim they are. I'm saying if he moved based on sports then Shame on the parents for letting it happen.

What world do you live? Any good athlete and his or her parents takes sports into their decision making when choosing a school.

 

It's helped your school over the years .

 

I'm sure the success of Highlands football program had nothing to do with Mike Mitchell going their it was all academics lol. Your act is old.

If it was based on sports shame on the parents.

I have zero problem if a kid wants to go somewhere that can provide a better education. I have a problem if a kid moves schools based on sports, but I'm a person that thinks education is more important than sports, so I'm the crazy one.

As long as you were playing with your district, no issue. If you were playing with a school you weren't enrolled in or part of that district, then you were breaking the rules. Not talking about summer select teams though.

 

What I'm saying is kids that come to HHS their freshman year from other districts or private schools.

If those players have/had permission form the school they are enrolled in it would be fine to play for whomever. So if an 8th grader was enrolled at Canpbell Co and wanted to play for Brossart in the summer they could as long as they have written permission from Campebll Co that the player was allowed to do so.