High school sports: Hearing on realignment offers no easy answers

Published: Wednesday, Nov. 28 2012 11:25 p.m. MST

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After two hours of public testimony only one thing is certain — there is no way the Utah High School Activities Association's leaders can make every school happy as they draw up new classifications and regions for the state's 138 high schools.

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Elay23

Saint George, UT

Why dont we just keep everything the same and stop trying to make everyone happy? So many little schools are throwing a fit cause they cant compete. Hurricane is a prime example of how hard work, dedication, and consistency can make you a better More..

12:39 p.m. Nov. 29, 2012
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Me, Myself and I

The Promised Land, UT

Here is how I would divide the classifications for football.

1A Ratio 2.05 to 1
1A West
Enterprise
Parowan
Kanab
Milford
Diamond Ranch

1A East
Whitehorse
Monument Valley
Monticello
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11:28 a.m. Nov. 29, 2012
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Knowsabunch

Ogden, UT

4 Classifications of 32 schools each. 4 eight-team regions in each classification. Put the extra schools in 1A because most of those schools don't have all the sports anyway. Base it on population...nothing else. I hate the argument that Lone More..

11:58 a.m. Nov. 29, 2012
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Amy Donaldson covers high school sports, winter and Olympic sports, as well as outdoor and recreation. She contributes to the Deseret News' Reasons to Run blog, as well as a twice-a-month fitness column. She also writes a more ..

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