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UHSAA complete punishments for East High School, Timpview High School on eligibility issues

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Published: Friday, Oct. 19 2012 3:42 p.m. MDT

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East High School football players celebrate after hearing the UHSAA ruling that East High can compete in the playoffs at East High School in Salt Lake City on Friday, Oct. 19, 2012.

Laura Seitz, Deseret News

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EAST (5-0 decision)

Assigned last possible playoff spot in Region 6 (#4 seed)

3 Game Suspension of Head Coach beginning Tuesday playoff game

$6,000 fine to UHSAA ($1,500 per ineligible player)

No home playoff games

No region title

3 Years Probation

UHSAA audits prior to each sports season or at the discretion of the UHSAA to be paid for by East High School

Any violation disclosed by a UHSAA audit will result in the loss of post-season eligibility for the sport involved

Any further proven rules violation regarding the 2012 football season will result in immediate disqualification of East from further participation this season

TIMPVIEW (5-0 decision)

Forfeit the 2 preseason games in which an ineligible player participated

Forfeit Region game vs Mountain View (ineligible player participated)

Forfeit Region game vs Maple Mountain (ineligible player participated)

$1,500 fine to UHSAA

3 Years Probation

UHSAA audits prior to each sports season or at the discretion of the UHSAA to be paid for by Timpview High School

Any violation disclosed by a UHSAA audit will result in the loss of post-season eligibility for the sport involved

Any further proven rules violation regarding the 2012 football season will result in immediate disqualification of Timpview from further participation this season

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