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Qualifying for the State Meet and Timing Notes
How Do Athletes Qualify For The State Meet?
- In each region, the first and second place finishers in each event, automatically quality for the state meet. (a total of 14 automatic qualifiers, plus unbreakable ties, primarily in field events)
- The next 10 best performances in each event, per class, from the state-at-large shall qualify for the state meet (a total of 10 additional qualifiers, plus unbreakable ties, primarily in field events).
- It is very possible to have a situation where the performances in a regional meet among the two automatic advancers are less than the performance of someone who did not finish first or second, and who is not in the 10 best marks in a specific event. The two automatics from each region are protected by finish position, regardless of time or mark.
Conversion of Times for State Meet
- All regional meets are run on tracks using FAT (Fully Automated Timing).
- Any region time listed with an “H” beside it […]
Commissioners Citation, Red Forgy, and the KFEC
For your years of service and efforts well above and far beyond the call of duty in support of the KHSAA Football Championships at Cardinal Stadium, the home of the playoffs from 1975 through 2002.
Your efforts have left limitless good memories in the hearts and minds of a generation of Kentucky High School Football participants, coaches and fans.
Given this 6th Day of December, 2003
Commissioners Citation, Debbie Burda, and the KFEC
For your boundless efforts and undying energy in support of the KHSAA Football Championships at Cardinal Stadium, the home of the playoffs from 1975 through 2002.
Your efforts have left limitless good memories in the hearts and minds of a generation of Kentucky High School Football participants, coaches and fans.
Given this 6th Day of December, 2003
Commissioners Citation, Harold Workman, and the KFEC
For your boundless efforts and undying energy in support of the KHSAA Football Championships at Cardinal Stadium, the home of the playoffs from 1975 through 2002.
Your efforts have left limitless good memories in the hearts and minds of a generation of Kentucky High School Football participants, coaches and fans.
Given this 6th day of December, 2003