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08/02/13 – Regional Series of Meetings Scheduled Again for 2013-2014
This reminder is for all member school Superintendents, Principals and Athletic Directors within the KHSAA.
For the fall of 2013, the KHSAA is again scheduling an Athletic Administrator Workshop in eight areas of the state. The content for this non-mandatory workshop will include instructional sessions on managing the coaching and player data for your school, an update on the operations and projects around the KHSAA and many elements related to Title IX and those required reports and functions. These sessions will begin just after 8 a.m. and continue through 12:30 p.m. Based on evaluative feedback, we will continue through the morning and end around 12:30 to allow for the host school to easily accomodate the end of the school day, and the attendees to get on the road.
A final schedule will be sent to all registered attendees. This session would be invaluable for new ADs as well as those simply wanting to re-familiarize themselves with […]
08/02/13 – Rosters Open for Editing/Required for Competition
Welcome back for the 2013-2014 School Year!
In an effort to ensure that we start the school year with an accurate Overall Athletic Roster, we have implemented again an initial step that an administrator with Athletic Director level access must perform before rosters can be updated and subsequently, statistics entered. Keep in mind that the online roster data forms the basis of both your school’s Title IX report and annual participation lists that are due in April.
Athletic Directors and Principals: DO NOT give someone else access to your login credentials. If you need to create additional users, you may do that through secure system by logging in to schools.khsaa.org.
DO NOT allow individuals within your school or school system to share credentials. As an athletic director level user (just as your Principal, Superintendent and other district level administrators), you have privileges within the system that are unique to your level […]
Past Volleyball Post Season Financial Reports
Volleyball Past Financial Reports07/23/13 – Football Playoff Survey Released, Board approves Results
At its July 22nd meeting, the KHSAA Board of Control received results from the latest playoff format survey completed by the membership. The survey was performed as the first step in beginning the process of aligning football for the 2015 through 2018 playing seasons. 210 of the 220 football playing schools responded, with 118 members (56.2%) favoring retaining the current format of bringing 4 teams from each district to the playoffs, 39 favoring bringing only three teams, and 53 favoring bringing only two teams from each district. The Commissioner applauded the membership for the outstanding rate of response.
This data will allow for the initial development of alignment drafts. The efforts will continue with more discussion at the November meeting of the Board of Control regarding an exact combination of enrollment data to be used and further discussion of the options in class 1A, where the schools were nearly evenly divided on a playoff format. […]
2013-2014 KHSAA Board of Control Meeting Dates
2013-2014 BOARD OF CONTROL MEETING DATES
July 20-22, 2013 (Annual Institute and Orientation)
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Monday, January 27, 2014
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
07/22/13 – Approved Alignment of Cross Country and Track, 2013-2014 and beyond
APPROVED ALIGNMENT OF TEAMS, 2013-2014 CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK
The Board of Control conducted its July meeting on Monday at the Bank of Kentucky Center on the campus of Northern Kentucky University.
Following months of review, a survey of the member schools, and consideration of all of the suggested amendments, the Board of Control adopted a revised alignment for Track & Field/Cross Country to take effect for postseason competition in the fall of 2013. Originally, a draft alignment was developed which would have minimized differences in enrollment between the largest and smallest schools in Class 1A and Class 3A. However, the feedback from the membership was more favorable to the current system of dividing the schools, as the draft would have resulted in extremely large regions in Class 2A or additional regions.
Following consideration, the Board left the dividing line between Class 1A and 2A at 610 students (as with the old alignment), and raised the line […]
07/22/13 – Reminder about Adding Shoulder Pads to Helmet as allowable gear for Football
Case BL-23-19- When does contact football practice begin?
The first date of contact practice is based on the first full day of classes for the student body in each school. Contact practice begins seven days prior to the first official day (which is the first day prior to students). The following is the calendar for the next two years. The shoulder pad column is the date with shoulder pads can be added to helmet IF the weekend days are not used for any type of practice. Be mindful that if non-contact simulations are held (i.e. 7/24 in 2013), then no practice can be held. As an example, in 2013, if the first full pad practice is July 29, but the school chooses to practice on 7/27 (any type of practice), then the shoulder pads couldn’t be worn until 7/25.
2013
First day of School for the student body
First practice in full pads
Shoulder […]
07/17/2013 – NOCSAE Releases Additional Statement on Helmet Shell Attachments
7-16-2013 – NOCSAE STATEMENT DETERMINES THAT HELMETS MAY NOT HAVE AFTER MARKET ATTACHMENTS
(THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED BY COMMUNICATION FROM NOCSAE, AUGUST 2013, see http://khsaa.org/082713-nocsae-position-revised-again-helmet-attachments-clarification-for-coaches-and-officials/)
Based on a statement issued July 16, 2013 by NOCSAE, helmets with after market attachments may not be worn by KHSAA football competitors. This is not a KHSAA prohibition, but rather the result of information received from NOCSAE. Based on this information, the helmets do not meet the requirements under NFHS playing rules that the helmets be current with NOCSAE certification, and therefore, by playing rule, the helmet with such attachments is not legal per NFHS rule 1-5-3c9.
The full statement from NOCSAE stated – “NOCSAE helmet standards are specific to models which are identical in all aspects, except as to size. The testing required to support the certification is also specific to the model being certified. NOCSAE standards require that any change in […]
07/1/13 – Update on Middle School Regulation
As the amendments to 702 KAR 7:065 work their way through the administrative review process, I/we have been asked to hold off in any communication that could be considered final as well as development of additional material until the regulation is approved in final form, partly to ensure that we send a consistent message. However, it seems timely to update you on the progress of these changes, particularly with the changes proposed related to Middle School Athletics. As you are aware, the genesis of these changes was a study commissioned by the legislature in 2012, with findings reported to the Kentucky Board of Education for implementation through the Kentucky Department of Education.
Status of Regulation
At its June meeting, the Kentucky Board of Education approved several technical amendments that were suggested by KBE and KHSAA staff to ensure clarity following a significant amount of feedback from Superintendents, Principals and the public at large. Those changes, and […]
Current Alignment – Competitive Cheer
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in cheer (for all girls and coed), provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall be considered entered unless otherwise noted prior to December 1. The school shall designate to the Association, the division of competition by the November 15. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. In the interim, newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office
As of August 1, 2013, the alignment in cheer is as follows —
REGION 1 – Ballard Memorial, Calloway County, Carlisle County, Christian Fellowship, Community Christian (Paducah), Fulton City, Fulton County, Graves County, Hickman County, Marshall County, Mayfield, McCracken County, Murray, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary
REGION 2 […]
Current Alignment – Bowling
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in bowling for boys and girls, provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall notify the Association office prior to March 1. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. Newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
As of August 15, 2012, the alignment is as follows —
REGION 1 – (WESTERN KENTUCKY) – Apollo, Barren County, Bowling Green, Caverna, Daviess County, Glasgow, Graves County, Greenwood, McCracken County, Ohio County, Owensboro, Owensboro Catholic, Paducah Tilghman, South Warren, Warren Central, Warren East
REGION 2 – (MID KENTUCKY) –Campbellsville, Central Hardin, Green County, John Hardin, Meade County, Nelson County, North Hardin, Taylor County, Thomas Nelson, […]
Current Alignment – Bass Fishing
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in bass fishing, provided that there is sufficient interest of the membership and such is approved by the Board of Control. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control.
As of November 15, 2012, the alignment in bass fishing is as follows —
REGION 1 will be comprised of all KHSAA member schools located in the counties of Ballard, Butler, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Christian, Crittenden, Daviess, Fulton, Graves, Hancock, Henderson, Hickman, Hopkins, Livingston, Logan, Lyon, Marshall, McCracken, McLean, Muhlenberg, Ohio, Simpson, Todd, Trigg, Union, Warren and Webster
REGION 2 will be comprised of all KHSAA member schools located in the counties of Anderson, Boone, Bourbon, Bracken, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Campbell, Carroll, Clark, Fayette, Franklin, Gallatin, Garrard, Grant, Grayson, Hardin, Harrison, Henry, Jefferson, Jessamine, Kenton, Larue, Madison, Meade, Mercer, Nelson, Nicholas, Oldham, Owen, Pendleton, Robertson, Scott, […]
Current Alignment – Archery
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in archery, provided that there is sufficient interest of the membership and such is approved by the Board of Control. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control.
As of November 15, 2012, the alignment in archery is as follows —
Region 1- Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Marshall, McCracken, Trigg
Region 2- Caldwell, Christian, Crittenden, Henderson, Hopkins, Livingston, Lyon, Union, Webster
Region 3- Breckinridge, Butler, Daviess, Edmonson, Grayson, Hancock, McLean, Meade, Muhlenberg, Ohio
Region 4- Allen, Barren, Clinton, Cumberland, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell, Simpson, Todd, Warren
Region 5- Adair, Bullitt, Green, Hardin, Hart, Larue, Marion, Nelson, Taylor, Washington
Region 6- Carroll, Jefferson, Oldham, Trimble
Region 7- Anderson, Franklin, Henry, Jessamine, Owen, Shelby, Spencer, Woodford
Region 8- Boone, Bracken, Campbell, Gallatin, Grant, Harrison, Kenton, Mason, Nicholas, Pendleton, Robertson, Scott
Region 9- Bourbon, Clark, Fayette, Madison, Montgomery,
Region 10- Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Lincoln, McCreary, […]
Current Alignment – Tennis
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in tennis for boys and girls, provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall notify the Association office prior to March 1. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. Newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
As of May 12, 2014, the alignment in tennis is as follows –
REGION 1: Ballard Memorial, Calloway County, Community Christian (Paducah), Fulton City, Graves County, Marshall County, Mayfield, McCracken County, Murray, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary
REGION 2: Caldwell County, Christian County, Fort Campbell, Henderson County, Hopkins County Central, Hopkinsville, Lyon County, Madisonville-North Hopkins, Trigg County, Union County, University Heights, Webster County
REGION 3: Apollo, […]
Current Alignment – Swimming
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in swimming and diving for boys and girls, provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall notify the Association office prior to November 1. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. Newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
As of August 15, 2012, the alignment is as follows —
REGION 1 – Allen County-Scottsville, Apollo, Barren County, Bowling Green, Butler County, Caldwell County, Calloway County, Community Christian Academy, Christian County, Christian Fellowship, Crittenden County, Daviess County, Fort Campbell,Franklin Simpson, Glasgow, Graves County, Green County, Greenwood, Henderson County, Hickman County, Hopkins County Central, Hopkinsville, Livingston Central, Logan County, Madisonville-North Hopkins, Marshall County, Mayfield, McCracken […]
Current Alignment – Soccer
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in soccer for boys and for girls, provided that there is sufficient interest of the membership and such is approved by the Board of Control. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. The entire alignment shall be reviewed when the Board of Control conducts a realignment related to basketball. In the interim, newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
REGION 1
District 1 – Ballard Memorial, Community Christian (Paducah), McCraken County, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary
District 2 – Calloway County, Graves County, Marshall County, Mayfield, Murray
REGION 2
District 5 – Crittenden County, Lyon County, Trigg County
District 6 – Henderson County, Union County, Webster County
District 7 – Caldwell County, Dawson Springs, Hopkins County Central, Madisonville-North Hopkins
District 8 – Christian County, […]
Current Alignment – Golf
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in golf for boys and girls, provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall notify the Association office prior to September 1. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. Newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
As of August 15, 2013, the alignment for boys’ golf is as follows —
REGION 1 – Ballard Memorial, Caldwell County, Calloway County, Carlisle County, Christian Fellowship, Community Christian, Crittenden County, Fulton City, Fulton County, Graves County, Hickman County, Livingston Central, Lyon County, Marshall County, Mayfield, McCracken County, Murray, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary, Trigg County
REGION 2 – Apollo, Breckinridge County, Butler County, Christian County, Daviess County, Dawson Springs, […]
Current Alignment – Track/Cross Country
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in cross country and track for boys and girls, provided that ten (10) percent of the member schools declare intentions to participate in said competition. Member schools desiring to participate in KHSAA sponsored postseason competition shall notify the Association office prior to September 1. The state shall be initially divided into three classes based on a multiple-year average enrollment, with each class containing seven (7) regions. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control.
As of August 15, 2013, the alignment for boys’ and girls’ cross country and track is as follows —
CLASS 1A (0-610 average students)
REGION 1 – Ballard Memorial, Carlisle County, Christian Fellowship, Community Christian (Paducah), Crittenden County, Dawson Springs, Fulton City, Fulton County, Hickman County, Livingston Central, Lyon County, May?eld, Murray, St. Mary, University Heights
REGION 2 – Butler County, Caverna, […]
Current Alignment – Basketball
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shall sponsor postseason competition in basketball for boys and for girls, provided that there is sufficient interest of the membership and such is approved by the Board of Control. The Commissioner shall divide the state into geographic sections with the approval of the Board of Control. The alignment shall be reviewed for changes to be effective with the 2013-2014 school year and every four years thereafter. In the interim, newly added or deleted programs will be handled on a case by case basis by the Commissioner’s office.
As of August 15, 2014, the alignment in basketball is —
REGION 1
District 1 – Carlisle County, Fulton City, Fulton County, Hickman County
District 2 – Community Christian, McCracken County, Paducah Tilghman, St. Mary
District 3 – Ballard Memorial, Graves County, Mayfield
District 4 – Calloway County, Christian Fellowship, Marshall County, Murray
REGION 2
District 5 – Crittenden County, Livingston […]
06/21/13 – Conversion Chart 2012-2013 Bylaws vs. 2013-2014 Bylaws
CONVERSION CHART – 2012-2013 BYLAWS VS. 2013-2014 BYLAWS
Due to significant changes approved by the membership, it was necessary to reorder many of the bylaws of the KHSAA. Below is a cross reference chart. You can also find this chart in PDF format at http://www.khsaa.org/handbook/conversionofbylawnumbersfor20132014.pdf
BYLAW TITLE (IN ORDER BY OLD NUMBER)
OLD
NEW
Responsibility Of Eligibility
1
1
Physicians Certificate And Parents Consent
2
12
Age
3
2
Enrollment-4 Year Limit
4
3
Enrollment-Requirements
4
4
Minimum Academic Requirement
5
5
Transfer Rule – Domestic Students
6
6
Transfer Rule – Exchange Students
7
7
Transfer Rule – Other Foreign Students
7
8
Contestant On Other Teams, Post Season And All-Star Games
8
9
Other Eligibility Requirements And Regulations
9
14
Recruitment
10
[…]06/19/13 – Boys Basketball Exemption Application
Bylaw 9 prohibits student-athletes who have been enrolled in grade nine who then play for a school from participating in outside organized competition from the first day of school through the end of the postseason. Instructional clinics and classroom sessions, as well as individualized instruction remain permissible as only the competition aspect is restricted by the rule. Keep in mind that student-athletes who have been enrolled in grade nine (9) and THEN have participated representing as school at any level are impacted by this rule, but not those ninth graders that have yet to participate after enrolling in grade nine (9).
This rule, which applies solely to basketball and football, has an exception built-in for girls by the Board of Control, allowing one weekend (Friday through Sunday) where previously affected girls’ basketball players can attend and participate in organized play. For 2013-2014, the weekend that is exempt for the girls’ basketball players who would otherwise be subject […]
6/1/13 REMINDER – 2014 Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame Class to be Announced
2014 KHSAA Hall of Fame Press Conference Set For June 2
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association will hold a press conference on Sunday, June 2 at 1:30 p.m. to announce the KHSAA Hall of Fame Class of 2014. The Hall of Fame announcement will take place at the KHSAA Offices in Lexington (2280 Executive Drive), and will be streamed live online at khsaa.tv.
2013-2014 KHSAA Board of Control
Bill Beasley
President, 2013-2014
Director, 2012-2016
Henderson/Paducah
KDE Appointed Member
Private Enterprise
Carrell Boyd
President-Elect, 2013-2014
Director, 2013-2017
Princeton
Superintendent
Caldwell County Schools
Regions 1-2
John Barnes
Director, 2013-2017
Lexington
Assistant Principal
Bryan Station High School
Regions 9-16
Kimberly Parker-Brown
Director, 2013-2017
Lexington
KDE Appointed Member
Faculty, Midway College
Donna Bumps
Director, 2013-2016
Bowling Green
Principal
Muhlenberg County High School
Regions 1-8
Art Davis
Director, 2010-2014
Metropolis
Principal
Paducah Tilghman High School
Regions 1-8
Ron Dawn
Director, 2012-2016
Newport
Basketball Coach
Newport Central Catholic High […]
05/16/13 – May Board of Control Meeting Review
I want to issue a review of items discussed at each of the Board of Control meetings and status of issues. With the Board meeting six times per year, it is critical that the membership be updated on a consistent manner as far as actions by the Board. I realize and applaud the fact that many of them personally update you with regard to undertakings, but I want to be sure all schools are informed. Agenda material and documents can be found online at http://portal.ksba.org/public/Agency.aspx?PublicAgencyID=4374&AgencyTypeID=1
BOARD MEETING – May 7, 2013
The Board met in Lexington on May 7 for the final time this year. The meeting was separated into two sections, committee meetings and a full board meeting. The following discussions and actions were taken:
FULL BOARD MEETING
The Board heard a comprehensive review of current legal matters as well as prospective legal matters during a short closed session.
The Board as part […]
5/28/13 – Golf Distance Measure Devices and Voice Communication Devices
Distance-Measuring Devices:
For all KHSAA postseason competition, a player may obtain distance information by using a distance-measuring device that shall be capable of measuring distance only. If, during a stipulated round, a player uses a distance-measuring device that is designed to gauge or measure other conditions that might affect play (e.g., gradient/slope, wind-speed, temperature, etc.), the player is in breach of Rule 14-3, for which the penalty is disqualification. This penalty is to be imposed whether or not any such additional function is actually used. NOTE: The restriction on the use of distance-measuring devices that are capable of measuring anything but distance will be reiterated in the published instructions and KHSAA hard card, and golfers directed to not use any of the restricted devices while they are on the course. Helpful information concerning the use of these devices can be found on the KHSAA web site at http://khsaa.org/golf/, and then click General Information.
For […]
The Value of Football
THE VALUE OF FOOTBALL
Sports are a vital, cultural expression of America. Sports express the American way of life along with the right to vote, the freedom of speech, and the freedom to choose schools and churches. Participation is neither compulsory nor manda – tory and is not a graduation requirement. Sports do mirror the true character of America and they are filled with vitality, ideals and opportunity. Sports at the high school level have the greatest impact. Football alone attracts more than one million participants.
Traditionally, football has played a prominent part in high school athletic programs because it provides many experiences which contribute to better citizenship and to the development of desirable character and personality traits. Participation in practice and games provides players with the opportunity to learn how to cooperate and to sacrifice individual selfish interests for the good of the team. Through football, participants learn to cooperate as members of a […]
2012-2013 KHSAA Board of Control
Boyd Randolph
President, 2012-2013
Director, 2009-2013
Superintendent
Somerset Independent Schools
Regions 11-12
Bill Beasley
President-Elect, 2012-2013
Director, 2012-2016
KDE Appointed Member
Private Enterprise
Henderson/Paducah
John Barnes
Director, 2009-2013
Assistant Principal
Bryan Station High School
Regions 9-16
Carrell Boyd
Director, 2009-2013
Superintendent
Caldwell County Schools
Regions 1-2
Art Davis
Director, 2010-2014
Principal
Paducah Tilghman High School
Regions 1-8
Ron Dawn
Director, 2012-2016
Basketball Coach
Newport Central Catholic High School
Regions 9-16
Donna Bumps
Director, 2013-2016
Principal
Muhlenberg County High School
Regions 1-8
Alan Donhoff
Director, 2010-2014
Athletic Director
St. Xavier High School
Regions 1-8
Dana Guyer
Director, 2011-2015
KDE Appointed Member
United Parcel Service
Louisville
Jerry Keepers
Director, 2010-2014
Principal
Jefferson County High School
Regions 6 & 7
Gene Norris
Director, 2009-2013
[…]
5/7/13 – Draft 2013-2014 Track/XC Alignment (effective July 31, 2013 upon approval of Board of Control at the July 2013 meeting)
DRAFT TRACK REALIGNMENT, 2013-2014
CLASS 1A (0-450)
Region 1 – Ballard Memorial, Carlisle County, Christian Fellowship, Community Christian (Paducah), Crittenden County, Dawson Springs, Fulton City, Fulton County, Hickman County, Livingston Central, Lyon County, Mayfield, Murray, St. Mary, University Heights
Region 2 – Bethlehem, Campbellsville, Caverna, Cumberland County, Fort Knox, Frederick Fraize, McLean County, Russellville, Trinity (Whitesville)
Region 3 – Beth Haven, Brown, Eminence, Evangel Christian, Holy Cross (Louisville), Kentucky Country Day, Kentucky School f/t Blind, Louisville Collegiate, Portland Christian, St. Francis, Trimble County, Valor Traditional, Walden, Whitefield Academy
Region 4 – Beechwood, Bellevue, Bishop Brossart, Calvary Christian, Covington Latin, Dayton, Heritage, Holy Cross (Covington), Ludlow, Newport, Newport Central Catholic, Silver Grove, Villa Madonna, Williamstown
Region 5 – Augusta, Bracken County, Deming, Elliott County, Fairview, Frankfort, Menifee County, Nicholas County, Paris, Raceland, Rose Hill Christian, Sayre, St. Patrick
Region 6 – Barbourville, Berea, Burgin, Harlan, Kentucky School f/t Deaf, Lynn Camp, Model, Middlesboro, Oneida Baptist Institute, […]
Current Members – Athletic Director Advisory Committee
Current Membership Listing – 2017-2018
Kris Garrett, McCracken County – Region 1 -2017
Vivian Tomblin, Henderson County – Region 2 -2018
TBA, – Region 3 -2020
Jonathan Vincent, Warren East – Region 4 -2019
Tim Davis, Campbellsville – Region 5 -2017
Troy Johnson , Fern Creek – Region 6 -2018
Dave Zuberer, DuPont Manual – Region 7 -2020
TBA, – Region 8 -2019
Tony Bacigalupo, Covington Catholic – Region 9 -2021
Rebecca Arnold, Augusta – Region 10 -2018
Tracy Spickard, Franklin County – Region 11 -2020
Barry Noble, Rockcastle County – Region 12 -2019
Jimmy Durham, North Laurel – Region 13 -2017
Arthur Ballard, Estill County – Region 14 -2018
Larry Maynard, Allen Central – Region 15 -2016
TBA, – Region 16 -2019
Hugh McReynolds, Logan County – Ex-Officio (Past President) -2017
04/23/13 – OBSOLETE-SUPERSEDED-Changes Approved by KBE to Codify KHSAA Authority Over Middle School Athletics
From the Commissioner:
In this document, I am going to try and summarize, in as concise a means as possible, the changes made to 702 KAR 7:065 which specify regulations for athletics at the middle school level. This first part will be about the regulation itself, and the changes
that will be made due to its passage. An additional document, which will be able to be revised and edited as more questions arise, will explain many of the changes in layman’s terms.
Pursuant to KRS 156.070 (2), the Kentucky Board of Education is responsible for all levels of interscholastic athletics in all grades and has delegated such authority to the KHSAA for many years. For most of that time, the regulations have focused on play
at the high school interscholastic level (grades 9-12). The Kentucky Board of Education has, for a couple of years, been reviewing issues related to participation in middle school interscholastic athletics. […]
04/21/13 – Changes to KHSAA High School Rules Approved by KBE
Each year, the KHSAA must submit through KDE, any requested changes to 702 KAR 7:065 effecting governance of high school athletics. Pursuant to KRS 156.070 (2), the Kentucky Board of Education is responsible for all levels of interscholastic athletics in all grades, and has delegated such authority to the KHSAA for many years. Annually, requests for changes to regulations for interscholastic athletic competition at the high school level are submitted from a variety of sources through the KHSAA Board of Control. Normally, this involves a proposed set of changes that are voted on in the fall by the membership, then approved by the Board of Control, and subsequently reviewed as part of 702 KAR 7:065 by the Kentucky Board of Education. After these steps, the proposed changes are taken to the legislature through the Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee, for final approval.
This year was unusual in that in the midst of the regular review of […]
04/19/13 – Limitation of Seasons Discussion – Possible Reduction of Contests to be Proposed
The following is an excerpt from the Board meeting summary of the April, 2013 Board of Control meeting.
At its April meeting, the Board continued its discussion regarding game limits for the sports of the KHSAA. The Board had asked staff to research surrounding state limits for comparison (results are posted as attachments at http://portal.ksba.org/public/Meeting.aspx?PublicAgencyID=4374&PublicMeetingID=8983&AgencyTypeID=1). In addition, at this discussion, the Board asked for further reports about the actual number of games being played, using the scoreboard data as a resource (that data is also posted in the committee material). The review of game limits originally began with a request from the State Superintendents and Principals Associations following open dialogue at their meetings and has continued for many months through discussion at the state AD conference and many other meetings such as the different sport advisory committees and state coaches’ conferences. Among the issues of concern originally expressed by school administrators were missed school […]
Past Softball Financial Reports
Past Softball Financial reportsPast Baseball Financial Reports
Past Baseball Financial reports04/19/13 – April 2013 Board Meeting Review
Starting with this most recent meeting and going forward, I want to issue a review of items discussed at each of the Board of Control meetings and status of issues. With the Board meeting six times per year, it is critical that the membership be updated on a consistent manner as far as actions by the Board. I realize and applaud the fact that many of them personally update you with regard to undertakings, but I want to be sure all schools are informed. Agenda material and documents can be found online at http://portal.ksba.org/public/Agency.aspx?PublicAgencyID=4374&AgencyTypeID=1
BOARD MEETING – April 15, 2013
The Board met in Lexington on April 15. The meeting was separated into two sections, committee meetings and a full board meeting. The following discussions and actions were taken:
FULL BOARD WORK SESSION
The Board had an extensive work session concerning the KHSAA state events and KHSAA financial position. The Board’s stated long range goal […]
Current Alignment – Football – 2011-2014
APPROVED 2011-14 KHSAA FOOTBALL ALIGNMENT (updated July, 2012)
CLASS 1A
District 1 – Fulton City, Fulton County, Mayfield, Russellville
District 2 – Bethlehem, Caverna, Holy Cross (Louisville), Kentucky Country Day
District 3 – Bracken County, Eminence, Frankfort, Paris
District 4 – Beechwood, Bellevue, Dayton, Ludlow
District 5 – Berea, Campbellsville, Lynn Camp, Williamsburg
District 6 – Harlan, Hazard, Jenkins, Pineville
District 7 – Fairview, Nicholas County, Paintsville, Raceland
District 8 – Allen Central, Phelps, Pikeville, South Floyd
CLASS 2A
District 1 – Ballard Memorial, Caldwell County, Crittenden County, Murray
District 2 – Butler County, Hancock County, McLean County, Owensboro Catholic, Todd County Central, Union County
District 3 – Clinton County, Glasgow, Green County, Metcalfe County
District 4 – Bardstown, Christian Academy-Louisville, DeSales, Fort Knox, Shawnee, Thomas Nelson, Washington County
District 5 – Carroll County, Gallatin County, Owen County, Trimble County, Walton-Verona
District 6 – Bishop Brossart, Holy Cross (Covington), Lloyd Memorial, Newport, Newport Central Catholic
[…]
2011-2012 KHSAA Board of Control
Alan Donhoff
President, 2011-2012
Director, 2010-2014
St. Xavier High School
Athletic Director
Regions 1-8
Boyd Randolph
Vice-President, 2011-2012
Director, 2009-2013
Superintendent
Somerset Independent Schools
Regions 11-12
John Barnes
Director, 2009-2013
Assistant Principal
Bryan Station High School
Regions 9-16
Bill Beasley
Director, 2008-2012
KDE Appointed Member
Private Enterprise
Henderson/Paducah
Carrell Boyd
Director, 2009-2013
Superintendent
Caldwell County Schools
Regions 1-2
Anita Burnette
Director, 2008-2012
Principal
Owensboro High School
Regions 1-8
Art Davis
Director, 2010-2014
Principal
Paducah Tilghman High School
Regions 1-8- More
4/12/13 – Remarks for KHSAA Hall of Fame
As I come here to night to bring you these brief greetings, I cannot help but believe that the founders, sponsors, staffs and visionaries of this great Hall of Fame are smiling. Those that are still with us, and those that have gone before us, would look upon this class as the very core of what we should be doing in recognizing our high school athletic heritage. If you don’t believe it, take a random ordered look around at the fantastic range of talent in tonight’s class:
We have:
- The outstanding All round athlete from Western Kentucky who was all-state in three sports and who has been far too long getting his due from this Hall;
- A young track phenom who was second fastest among his own siblings when he started running and later became America’s fastest human
- A man who dedicated his entire career to students as a middle school coach, […]
04/02/13 – Reminders about Title IX and Participation List Submission Due April 30
As basketball season is now complete and spring may finally arrive in the coming days, it is time to remind each of you that the annual reports for Title IX and the Participation List are due on April 30. If you have specific questions about Title IX and the law itself, any of our Assistant Commissioners should be able to help get you some assistance. Asst. Commissioner Darren Bilberry is our primary contact for your questions related to the law and its interpretations. Information Technology Director Rob Catron as well as almost any of our support staff can help you with electronic issues including login and report preparation using the online system. The online system will have entry available beginning on Monday, April 8.
Again this year, based on feedback from the membership and members of our Athletic Directors Advisory Committee, there have been several system changes to make this task easier. Here are […]
Current Members – Football Focus Group
Athletic Director Tony Bacigalupo, Covington Catholic, 5A, 2021-2022Athletic Director Craig Cassady, Glasgow, 3A, 2020-2021
Athletic Director Alan Donhoff, St. Xavier, 6A, 2019-2020
Athletic Director/Coach Craig Foley, Frankfort, 1A, 2020-2021
Athletic Director Tim Green, Kentucky Country Day, 1A, 2018-2019
Athletic Director/Coach Philip Haywood, Belfry, 3A, 2018-2019
Coach Robbie Lucas, Somerset, 2A, 2019-2020
Coach Jim McKee, Scott County, 5A, 2021-2022
Coach Mark Peach, Anderson County, 4A, 2020-2021
Coach Chuck Smith, Boyle County, 4A, 2018-2019
Athletic Director Mark Swift, Ashland Blazer, 3A, 2019-2020
Assigning Secretary Mike Black, 13th Region, 2021-2022 (ex-officio)
President Clay Clevenger, KFCA (ex-officio)
Exec. Director Jimmie Reed, KFCA (ex-officio)
Rob Sayre, Fayette County AD (ex-officio)
Jerry Wyman, Jefferson County AD (ex-officio)
03/25/13 – Clarification on Cold Weather Participation
The office has received several calls from people asking about a “Cold Weather Index” to parallel the existing Heat Index rules and regulations. At the present time, such an index does not exist in terms of a policy to eliminate participation at certain temperature combinations. However, the NFHS Sports Medicine Committee, as part of its 4th edition Sports Medicine Handbook provided to the member schools, has set up best practices documentation and suggestions to dealing with extreme cold. The recommendations are posted on the KHSAA web site at /sportsmedicine/nfhs/coldweatherrecommendations.pdf Please feel free to use this valuable resource document. If you need additional copies of the Sports Medicine Handbook, contact Marilyn Mitchell (mmitchell@khsaa.org) at the KHSAA offices.03/25/2013 – NAERA Statement on Helmets with After-Market Enhancements
STATEMENT FROM NAERA – 3/25/2013 –
The NFHS has been provided with a copy of a newly enacted policy by NEARA pertaining to after-market football helmet attachments. Under the policy, reconditioners would remove such attachments and either return them to the submitting high schools or destroy them, at the schools’ direction. The complete release is located at /football/naerapressreleasemarchregardingaftermarkethelmetattachments.pdf. Please note that if these devices are attached to a helmet submitted for recertification, the devices will be removed. If they (or replacement devices) are re-attached, the warranty / guarantee for the helmet recertification would be voided.
Coaches should also note that due to these after-market enhancements voiding any warranty and recertification, they cannot be worn in competition.
Contact your helmet manufacturer with questions.
Current Members – Archery Focus Group
2016-17 Membership
REGION SCHOOL
1 Tom Patterson Trigg County 2019
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3 Mike Moritz John Hardin 2021
4 Mark Evans Mercy Academy
5 Dave Frederick Anderson County 2019
6 Brenda Klass Ryle 2019
7 Betty White Tates Creek 2021
8 Brian Miller Pulaski County 2020
9 Mike Melton Letcher County Central 2020
10 Sherman Holliday Prestonsburg 2021
BOC Mark Evans Mercy Academy
Ex Officio Patrick O’Connell KYNASP
Ex […]
2013 State Archery Team Results AP Paragraph Format
Trigg County 3453 (1), Henderson County 3415 (2), Anderson County 3408 (3), Madison Central 3385 (4), Madison Southern 3382 (5), Southwestern 3369 (6), Western Hills 3366 (7), Letcher County Central 3357 (8), East Carter 3353 (9), Pulaski County 3346 (10), Hopkins County Central 3340 (11), Prestonsburg 3335 (12), Harrison County 3332 (13), Bullitt East 3318 (14), Logan County 3316 (15), South Laurel 3302 (16), Lincoln County 3280 (17), Woodford County 3273 (18), Paul Laurence Dunbar 3273 (19), Hart County 3252 (20), Corbin 3252 (21), Pleasure Ridge Park 3241 (22), Betsy Layne 3240 (23), Augusta 3219 (24), Lafayette 3219 (25), East Jessamine 3214 (26), Ryle 3194 (27), Muhlenberg County 3187 (28), Ashland Blazer 3187 (29), Murray 3179 (30), West Jessamine 3164 (31), Franklin County 3164 (32), Hancock County 3156 (33), Cumberland County 3156 (34), Somerset 3152 (35), Bullitt East 3150 (36), Lee County 3149 (37), Nelson County 3141 (38), Clay County 3137 (39), Madison Southern 3137 […]
2013 Boys State Archery Results AP Paragraph Format
Jericho Vannoy, Hopkins County Central (12) – 297 (1), Billy Holliday, Prestonsburg (10) – 297 (2), Justin Mehs, Anderson County (12) – 296 (3), Dustin Sexton, East Carter (11) – 296 (4), Grant Willoughby, Madison Central (11) – 295 (5), Dylan Clem, Woodford County (10) – 295 (6), Cj Barnes, West Jessamine (9) – 295 (8), Chance Wayne, Anderson County (9) – 295 (8), Ryan Walker, East Carter (11) – 294 (10), Lucas Hyde, Trigg County (11) – 294 (10), Colten Shepherd, Prestonsburg (12) – 294 (10), Ryan Long, Madison Central (12) – 293 (13), Jake Macnab, Trigg County (11) – 292 (14), Dalton Lovins, Pulaski County (10) – 292 (14), Cameron Peyton, Anderson County (10) – 292 (17), Dylan Martin, South Laurel (12) – 291 (18), Clint Tinsley, Anderson County (9) – 290 (20), Wyatt Biever, Henderson County (10) – 290 (20), Evan Smith, Trigg County (10) – 290 (20), Dakota Fernandez, Letcher County […]
2013 Girls State Archery Results AP Paragraph Format
Mary Aldridge, Western Hills (9) – 292 (1), Sarah Shipley, Trigg County (10) – 291 (2), Jessica Byrne, Henderson County (12) – 290 (3), Taylor Bochantin, Franklin County (10) – 289 (4), Kaitlin Farthing, Harrison County (11) – 289 (5), Amy Hall, Glasgow (10) – 288 (6), Payton Lykins, Henderson County (11) – 288 (7), Shaye Patterson, Trigg County (11) – 288 (8), Carrie Molden, Southwestern (9) – 287 (9), Brooklyn Stevens, Trigg County (9) – 287 (10), Sarah Burton, Pulaski County (9) – 287 (11), Sarah Purtee, Southwestern (10) – 287 (12), Kaila Cunningham, Trigg County (9) – 287 (13), Taylor Cobb, Madison Central (9) – 286 (14), Courtnie Carr, Western Hills (10) – 285 (15), Whitney Underwood, East Carter (10) – 284 (16), Whitney Stamper, Letcher County Central (11) – 284 (17), Marissa Eschman, Bullitt East (10) – 284 (18), Autumn Woods, Henderson County (9) – 284 (19), Deanna Ladd, Trigg County (9) […]
03/07/13 – Shake Contest During Tournament!
For the first time, the KHSAA is sponsoring a contest to see which student cheering section has the most “pep”. At the end of the first quarter, cued by the PA, the popular “Harlem Shake” music will be played and each cheering section will have a chance to show off their shake. Needs to stay clean (no disrobing, etc.) but should be lots of fun.Online voting will take place on khsaa.org. Voting will start during the first game! The school with the most votes will receive a $200 prize for their athletic program following the tournament!
03/05/13 – Game Program Posted for KHSAA Boys’ Sweet Sixteen®
Fans wanting to peruse and review the 2013 Boys’ Sweet Sixteen® program can download the complete program at no charge from the KHSAA web site. Go to www.khsaa.org/basketball and select Boys State Tournament Information for the link. In addition, you can scan the QR code on the KHSAA web site panel and download to your portable device.
03/05/13 – Statement Regarding Boys’ Sweet 16® Weather
The KHSAA Boys’ Sweet Sixteen® will go on as scheduled with no plans for delay or rescheduling. If there is any change in plans we will post this information on our website.
Certainly, the KHSAA expects and encourages patrons to exercise an abundance of caution regardless of the weather conditions.
Thank you.
03/01/13 – Sweet 16® Traffic Advisory-Inbound from West- US60 (Versailles Road)
Information will be posted here concerning traffic impact from construction on Versailles Road with Boys Sweet 16®
Beginning February of 2013, work will begin on a total overhaul of US60 (Versailles Road) from the Bluegrass Parkway through State Road 4 (New Circle Road).
At present time, it does not appear that the project will impact travel or movement into the Boys Sweet Sixteen as the project is set to have two lanes open at all times. Delays are expected at the intersection of Versailles Road and Man O’War (next to Bluegrass field) as that are normally has several more lanes.
Patrons coming from the west who desire to avoid the congestion and construction have a couple of desirable alternatives.
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Commissioners Citation, John “Hop” Brown
KHSAA COMMISSIONER’S CITATION
PRESENTED TO
COACH JOHN “HOP” BROWN
FOR TIRELESS EFFORT IN THE PROMOTION OF GIRLS’ BASKETBALL IN THE COMMONWEALTH, AND IN RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COACHING AS EVIDENCED BY AN OVERALL RECORD OF 514 WINS, 201 LOSSES, 17 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS, 8 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE STATE TITLE IN 2000. COACH BROWN’S EFFORTS LEFT LIMITLESS FOND MEMORIES IN THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF A GENERATION OFKENTUCKYHIGH SCHOOLGIRLS BASKETBALL PARTICIPANTS. COACHES AND FANS AND COACH BROWN IS MISSED BY ALL INVOLVED INKENTUCKYHIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Running Clock Provisions – KHSAA Football (all high school levels of play)
RUNNING CLOCK PROVISIONS
This point differential applies to all football contests. The National Federation’s Football Rules Committee has a provision in the playing rules that permits state associations to adopt a “running clock” when a point differential is attained. This provision is in place for all football-playing schools for all levels in Kentucky:
Any time the score differential reaches thirty-five (35) points or more, the following changes will be made regarding rules determining when the clock will be stopped and/or started. In addition, in keeping with the rules that allow for mutual agreement between coaches for period shortening, the running clock may be implemented at any time by mutual agreement of the coaches. Coaches’ choice may not supersede the automatic provisions with a 35-point differential.
1. Once the running clock provisions are implemented, the clock shall continue to run from the point that the differential occurs (without regard to a later return to less […]
02/23/13 – 2013 Spring Football Practice Schedules Released
As posted by the member schools, the 2013 Spring Practice dates have been posted online. Member schools failing to report the dates through the Principal or Athletic Director are not permitted to conduct spring practice. The compiled list can be found at /football/2012/springpracticesubmissionsforspring2013.htm
Scanned PDF Copies of Past Athlete Magazines, 1954 to 1994
Prior Issues of the Athlete Magazine (courtesy KHSAA Archives at EKU)Day 1 Results – 1st Rd, 2nd Rd Champ, 1st Rd Consol, 2nd Rd Consol. (bouts 1-560)
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Champ. Round 1 – Joey Scaggs (Dixie Heights) 40-1 won by tech fall over Dawson Bingham (LaRue County) 35-11 (TF 17-2)
Champ. Round 1 – Nick Wise (Oldham County) 41-15 won by pin over Kinen Grimm (Atherton) 12-11 (Pin 3:12)
Champ. Round 1 – Alex Lee (Meade County) 27-7 won by decision over T.j. Bowen (Johnson Central) 36-18 (Dec 5-4)
Champ. Round 1 – Travon Thacker (Hopkinsville) 28-1 won by pin over Michael Mattox (Harrison County) 29-7 (Pin 5:34)
Champ. Round 1 – Jake Burroughs (North Hardin) 47-0 won by major decision over Wesley Gray (Caldwell County) 26-6 (Maj 8-0)
Champ. Round 1 – Jacob Dodd (Wayne County) 44-9 won by decision over Hunter Baum (Holy Cross (Louisville)) 37-6 (Dec 5-3)
Champ. Round 1 – Toby Siddens (Moore) 35-12 won by decision over Dallas Ochsenbein (North Oldham) 23-14 (Dec 6-0)
Champ. […]
Day 2 Results – 3rd Rd, 3rd Rd Cons, 4th Rd Con, 4th Rd, 5th Rd Cons, 6th Rd Cons, Medal bouts, (bouts 561-878)
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Quarterfinals Championship
Quarterfinal – Joey Scaggs (Dixie Heights) 41-1 won by decision over Travon Thacker (Hopkinsville) 28-2 (Dec 12-6)
Quarterfinal – Trevor Lawson (Woodford County) 45-5 won by decision over Jake Burroughs (North Hardin) 47-1 (Dec 7-5)
Quarterfinal – Jorge Vega (Fern Creek) 45-5 won by decision over David Hernandez (Henry Clay) 30-9 (Dec 9-3)
Quarterfinal – A.j. Bindner (St. Xavier) 28-7 won by decision over Bryce Sheffer (Union County) 31-10 (Dec 6-4)
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Quarterfinals Championship
Quarterfinal – Stephen Maggard (Campbell County) 33-18 won by decision over Luke Rearic (Lafayette) 36-8 (Dec 5-1)
Quarterfinal – John Hernandez (Henry Clay) 34-8 won by major decision over Robbie Dezember (Union County) 36-9 (Maj 10-2)
Quarterfinal – Chris Beeler (Meade County) 35-5 won by major decision over Lucas Mccain (Boyle County) 39-9 (Maj 11-3)
Quarterfinal – Nathan Boston (Woodford County) 49-0 won by pin over Brady Emerson […]
02/09/13 – Adopted Wrestling Alignment, Effective 2013-2014
REGION 1 – Caldwell County, Calloway County, Christian County, Fort Campbell, Graves County, Hopkinsville, Ohio County, Paducah Tilghman, Trigg County, Union County, University Heights REGION 2 – Apollo, Barren County, Central Hardin, Daviess County, Fort Knox, John Hardin, LaRue County, Meade County, Nelson County, North Hardin, Owensboro, Taylor County, Thomas Nelson REGION 3 – Bullitt Central, Bullitt East, DeSales, Doss, Fairdale, Fern Creek, Holy Cross (Louisville), Iroquois, North Bullitt, Pleasure Ridge Park, Southern, Valley REGION 4 – Atherton, Central, DuPont Manual, Eastern, Jeffersontown, Kentucky School f/t Blind, Male, Moore, Seneca, Shawnee, St. Xavier, Trinity (Louisville), Western REGION 5 – Anderson County, Franklin County, Grant County, North Oldham, Oldham County, Scott County, South Oldham, Spencer County, Western Hills, Woodford County REGION 6 – Boone County, Campbell County, Conner, Cooper, Dixie Heights, Holmes, Newport, Ryle, Scott, Simon Kenton, Walton-Verona REGION 7 – Boyle County, Bryan Station, Danville, Henry Clay, Lafayette, Madison Central, Madison Southern, McCreary Central, Paul […]Basketball District/Region Financial Reports (2006 to present)
Basketball District Financial Reports (2006 to present, as and only if, filed by the managers)
Basketball Region Financial Reports (2006 to present, as and only if, filed by the managers)
02/04/13 – Board of Control approves change in 3-team district regulations for BA, BK, FP, SO and VB effective 2013-2014
At its meeting last week, the KHSAA Board of Control approved a staff recommendation to give teams in three-team districts options as to the scheduling of required games. Three-team districts in baseball, basketball, soccer, softball and volleyball will continue to be seeded by rule. However, the districts will decide (by majority vote) if they play each other twice, or once during regular season.
As districts conduct meetings to decide scheduling and site selection plan options for next year and beyond, discussion should include these decisions as well for all […]
02/01/13 – Long Range Schedule – Russell Athletic/KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl
SCHEDULE OF RUSSELL ATHLETIC/KHSAA COMMONWEALTH GRIDIRON BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL FINAL GAMES
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1/28/13 – Board approves realignment proposal for Region 1
Today at the regular Board of Control meeting, the Board of Control approved the alignment of teams in Region 1 to begin with the 2013-2014 school year. These decisions are never easy, but this one was made smoother by the great cooperation and feedback from the member schools in Region 1. The Board honored the wished of the schools to leave the membership in Region 1 intact (not move any new school into the region), and approved option A as presented to the schools at the meeting of schools in Mayfield. These changes will be mirrored wherever possible and practical in the alignments for baseball, softball, volleyball and soccer, as well as basketball.
Again, thank you for all of your help and communication.
The alignment of teams effective for 2013-2014 in Region 1 will be:
District 1 – Carlisle County, Fulton City, Fulton County, Hickman County
District 2 – Ballard Memorial, Graves County, Mayfield
District […]
01/25/13 – State Cheer Postponed/Rescheduled Due to Weather and Safety Concerns
10 a.m. ET, Friday, 1/25/13
In the interest of everyone’s safety and out of an abundance of caution, the State Competitive Cheer Championships have been postponed and will NOT be held on Saturday, January 26. The competition is being rescheduled for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 at Bowling Green. More details will be forthcoming.
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Archive of Past Staff Blogs Archive of Past Archery Hot News12/21/2012 – Reminders about what football gear/equipment can be worn throughout the year
Based on annual inquiries, the following is a reminder to all schools from the Handbook about the wearing of gear for football workouts/practice throughout the year.
What equipment can be worn, what activities can occur, and what restrictions are in place for football practice and the wearing of football gear? The following are the allowances and timelines for the wearing of pads and the conducting of practice based on specific time of the year:
(1) From the team’s elimination from postseason play through the end of the school year with the exception of the official spring practice period, the following stipulations are in place.
a. No football gear, including the helmet, can be worn. This does not preclude the issuance of protective gear to individual athletes for specific singular activities such as an all-star contest or to attend a skills combine; and
b. There is no KHSAA catastrophic insurance during this period.
(2) During […]
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