Played lots of hockey on backyard rinks (including my own) growing up. Been to several state title games over the years at the UC, most recently about 5 years ago. From a production standpoint, it puts the IHSA football state title game to shame.
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I thought they were using the year end enrollment which would be this May’s number for next fall
It has always been the number schools have to submit to the state at the end of September.
Would this affect the three playoff wins in two years to be multiplied or waived? For example, if Marist wins three playoff games next season, do the get the multiplier back the following season?
I'm certain they will petition up when it becomes an option too. And I still have trouble wrapping my head around how Marist, with outstanding #'s, could be anything lower then 7A
All.... The tenor of this latest announcement by the Ihsa in my opinion suggests they are going to look at just about everything once again. Which would include the waiver policy affecting the above mentioned schools. Will it be changed? The whining is pretty loud. Stay tuned... TRatsy
What's the earliest state series that starts? Seems like they'd have 4 weeks if that is when State Board has info? Or does it take additional time before state board publishes that data as well?
This is just me speculating - but Oct 1 is the first date they CAN report them, I haven't found a deadline for reporting them as its numbers as of the last day of September. I imagine you potentially run into a problem with delinquent submissions and I'd imagine there is some sort of verification process since there is likely funding tied to the numbers.
Thank you. So at best they could adjust for Winter or Spring enrollments to match sane year, but not fall.The state still hasn't published the fall counts to my knowledge. Plus Golf starts around end of September and Volleyball and Soccer seeds come out beginning of October.
Fall Enrollment Counts
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Fair, but for sports sake, we also hardly should care too much about perfection. "Close enough" should get us to where it needs to be to classify on enrollment.
