Southside

Link to article https://hbcunews.com/2026/05/13/the-circle-city-classic-moving-from-hbcu-college-showcase-to-high-school-football-and-flag-games/

Cathedral was supposed to go back to 4A in 2019. The rule that required 3 points to stay up was changed to 2 which made them stay in 5A. The sectionals were released with Cathedral in 4A and then re-released after the rule change kept them in 5A.

There were 17 teams in 2017. Here's a screenshot from the 2017 IEFA website. https://www.leaguelineup.com/standings_football.asp?url=iefafootballscores

Has this changed? Back when my son played, Lawrence, Perry, and Fishers/HSE all had teams. Those all feed into 2 different high schools

I can honestly say after watching some of these games last fall, that you are wrong with all of these comments. With your attitude it appears that they will be better off without you officiating these games!! The girls that played with, and against, my daughter appeared to be having fun, and there really wasn't any complaining by any of the coaches that I saw.

As a parent of a player, I can honestly tell you that CROWDS were not a thing for Girls Flag Football. Also, some of the games were not played on football fields. They played one week in a city park and one week was on a high school baseball field. My daughter's team had some basketball players, a couple softball players, and some track athletes. My daughter's main sport is actually gymnastics.

5 teams met at a host school and played( 3 games total, the host school played twice.) The gametimes are relatively short(like 1 hour per game). It looks like the Colts made the schedule and sent it to the schools. I know my daughter had a mouthpiece, but I'm not sure if it was required.

MY daughter played on her school's flag football team last fall. They played on saturdays in the morning.

The losing county will have to change their name to a symbol that will mean "The county formerly know as..."

I saw this on a Southern Illinois facebook page.

Gov Braun's proposed budget includes removing the income restrictions on the School Choice Voucher program. Braun's education proposals Braun proposes increasing K-12 spending by 2% in each year of the budget, which translates to an increase of $546 million over the biennium. That's in addition to the yet-undisclosed cost of expanding the school choice voucher program to be universal, regardless of income ― though this won't take much, since the program is nearly universal already. Families of four with an annual income of $220,000 currently qualify. https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2025/01/16/gov-mike-brauns-first-state-budget-proposal-school-choice-tax-relief/77745661007/

According to IndyStar

Maybe they are on Fall Break?

This says that Cathedral is playing NC at NC.

I don't think there is LONG-TERM data. I think Iowa just implemented this system in 2023.