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Better yet...In a normal 2-year reclassification period, would two sectional championships keep a team up?

Not sure I understand. Help?

Way to logical my friend! You are way ahead of your time as it relates to IHSAA business.

What I am hearing, is the sectional win by LCC kept them up!

Wouldn't it be great if the IHSAA issued a statement explaining the situation? Obviously nobody knows why Pioneer is now down along with Chatard. It also seems that no one has a clue as to why LCC is up in 2A. Heck, Pioneer has been in 2A, back down to 1A, aligned in Sectional 34 in 2A, and the realigned into a 1A sectional...all in a 4 week span. So does the IHSAA even know why?

What happened with Pioneer? I would bet the farm that when the reclassifications came out that Pioneer was listed as a 2A staying up because of SF. It is even listed that way in the maps created in the original post for this topic. What happened?

Thanks guys.

Does anyone know the name and the whereabouts of the guy that did the Hamilton Heights and then Tipton games on the radio? He would lay out a huge spread with all of the stats for each player and their position. I don't know how good of a game he called, but he seemed like the most prepared radio guy in the business.

They gave them plenty of time to regulate themselves, and they didn't do it. If they are in a tough spot, it is self inflicted.

We were informed at the IFCA clinic in March that regulations are being handed down to the other sports. According to Robert Faulkens, football did their job and no other sport did. The IHSAA will be handing down the summer rules to the other sports

I'm sure they are doing their best. Just like Hamilton Heights the last four years.

Pretty sure it is now official.

I think this might work for 2A North. Sectional 33 would have 7 with a bye. 33 - Whiting, Bishop Noll, Lake Station Edison, Andrean, Wheeler, Laville, Bremen 34 - Delphi, Pioneer, Winamac, Rochester, Cass, Wabash, Manchester, Whitko 35 - Prairie Heights, Eastside, Churubusco, Central Noble, Luers, Bluffton, Eastbrook, Blackford 36 - Eastern (Greentown), Tipton, Elwood, Frankton, Alexandria, Lapel, Winchester, Shenandoah

Good catch! Damn

This makes sense to me in the 2A North. Sectional 33 would have 7 with a bye. 33 - Whiting, Bishop Noll, Lake Station Edison, Andrean, Wheeler, Laville, Bremen 34 - Delphi, Pioneer, Winamac, Rochester, Cass, Wabash, Manchester, Whitko 35 - Prairie Heights, Eastside, Churubusco, Central Noble, Luers, Bluffton, Eastbrook 36 - Eastern (Greentown), Tipton, Elwood, Frankton, Alexandria, Lapel, Winchester, Blackford

Are there 63 schools in 2A?

It is perplexing. I think you could make the argument that any team that won a state championship last year should move up.

River Forrest moving to 2a shuffles things a bit.

Has Elkhart named a coach?

I would just want the track guys to have the opportunity to participate if they wanted. Having it during track would not allow them the opportunity.

Limited contact starts today and runs through May 14.

You don't want track guys at practice?

Varsity Coaches coaching kids in their system outside of limited contact period. It really only effects the kids in grades 8-11 or 9-11. I thought this is why limited contact periods were created.

Example, varsity wrestling coaches holding club practice in high school wrestling room with kids grades 5-11 two weeks after varsity wrestling season is over. It is not during limited contact period.

Where do club and Varsity sport lines cross? I see "clubs" practicing all the time. Varsity coaches instructing all ages of kids including varsity age participants. It is like the rules don't apply. Club status makes it ok? or is this a fine line that is being walked? Any insight?