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High school sports: Warm up the bus: Uintah placed in 4A
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Finally, the concept that does separate some schools is revealed in a UHSAA discussion. I would suggest it is one of the differences between a private and public school. At a public school, 1/3 of the student body may be academically ineligible to participate in athletics and other extracurricular activites. Not so in a private school. An 800 member private school, in terms of athletic participation and athletic potential (where there are no geographical boundaries), is probably the equivalent of a 1200 member public school.
If the �rules� outline by the UHSAA are to be followed without exceptions!
What a JOKE!
Students should not be allowed to play sports in the high school they attend if they do not live within that school boundary.
The rules that are set by the UHASS for should be the same for all schools. When you start making exceptions that is when the balance is off.
1000+ student=4A
All students must play sports in their own school boundaries. If they want to attend school somewhere else, ok, but if you play sports you must play for your home school.
1. You are picked on
2. You have the best teams in the world
3. Officals cheat you in every loss
4. Your coaches know far less than your parents
5. You hate each other
6.Your school is the only school with ethics.
7. All non starters are really Division 1 athletes and the coaches don't play them because of "politics"
Can't you people start a discussion board in The Spectrum so we can discuss sports without having to read the same boring posts from Region 9.