TSSAA eligibility question

[Elvis3]

Situation:

A player is going into the 9th grade at School "A". He tried out in the spring and made the school A team.

Player wants to move to a school "B" in the fall. Will this player be eligibile to play on the varsity team of school "B" given he makes the team.

[Galilee]

There are a few questions I need to know.

Is the school where he practiced his asinged or is it a transfer school.

If he practiced wirhout an aproved transfer that is a problem.

If he did practice and want to transfer you need to contact Ronnie Carter.

In Memphis you attend any school when leaving middle to high school, that is in uour favor.

 

I had to edit, this is basketball and there is no spring practice. If he has not enrolled or transfered he is eliglible. I was thinking football.

[utfan3]

There are a few questions I need to know.

Is the school where he practiced his asinged or is it a transfer school.

If he practiced wirhout an aproved transfer that is a problem.

If he did practice and want to transfer you need to contact Ronnie Carter.

In Memphis you attend any school when leaving middle to high school, that is in uour favor.

 

I had to edit, this is basketball and there is no spring practice. If he has not enrolled or transfered he is eliglible. I was thinking football.

 

 

He was enrolled in School A and tried out for School A team and made it. Now he wants to go to School B

[taydizzle]

If he tried out for basketball in the spring, where there was a five day spring practice this year, then if he practiced he is probably ineligible for twelve months from his last participation which would be the spring practice.

[coachinhoops]

If he is Varsity ready of coarse. Even if you are inelligible, you can still participate in freshmen or jv if I am not mistaken. Being inelligible only applies to varsity athletics. I am right here?

[icecold06]

There are a few questions I need to know.

Is the school where he practiced his asinged or is it a transfer school.

If he practiced wirhout an aproved transfer that is a problem.

If he did practice and want to transfer you need to contact Ronnie Carter.

In Memphis you attend any school when leaving middle to high school, that is in uour favor.

 

I had to edit, this is basketball and there is no spring practice. If he has not enrolled or transfered he is eliglible. I was thinking football.

 

spring practice for baskeetball was reinstated this year, If he is enrolled in school a and practiced with the team in the spring he may be ineligible for school b next year.

My question what was so bad about school a that he is already tranferring

[PurpleGrad]

If he is Varsity ready of coarse. Even if you are inelligible, you can still participate in freshmen or jv if I am not mistaken. Being inelligible only applies to varsity athletics. I am right here?

 

You are correct.... Eligibility only applies to varsity athletics. He could play JV or 9th grade ball at school B, but would have to sit out of varsity play for 12 months..... Good call Coach...

[UCSportsFan]

You are correct.... Eligibility only applies to varsity athletics. He could play JV or 9th grade ball at school B, but would have to sit out of varsity play for 12 months..... Good call Coach...

 

 

I don't believe you are correct on this one. Just because they practice does not make them "ineligible". I am pretty sure he would have had to actually played in a game to be ineligble and there are no games in the spring. He is coming from the 8th grade he can transfer to any school he likes as he was NOT enrolled in high school at the time so therefore he IS eligible! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

[Elvis3]

I don't believe you are correct on this one. Just because they practice does not make them "ineligible". I am pretty sure he would have had to actually played in a game to be ineligble and there are no games in the spring. He is coming from the 8th grade he can transfer to any school he likes as he was NOT enrolled in high school at the time so therefore he IS eligible! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

 

I really hope your right to. I have a call into Ronnie Carter at the TSSAA and he is checking on this also. Thanks to everyone for their input,.

[UCSportsFan]

I really hope your right to. I have a call into Ronnie Carter at the TSSAA and he is checking on this also. Thanks to everyone for their input,.

 

 

I'm pretty sure i'm right on this one. The rules state that you have to actually be "enrolled" at said high school and have to have played in a "varsity" game to be considered ineligible to move without relocating.

[slasher101]

I don't believe you are correct on this one. Just because they practice does not make them "ineligible". I am pretty sure he would have had to actually played in a game to be ineligble and there are no games in the spring. He is coming from the 8th grade he can transfer to any school he likes as he was NOT enrolled in high school at the time so therefore he IS eligible! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

 

 

 

i went to a camp with a team over my freshman summer and then went to a different school in tha fall and started varsity...it's watever school ur enrolled in the first day of ur freshman year then u will b ineligable i think if u transfer but summer doesn't matter

[WTBaller]

I'm pretty sure i'm right on this one. The rules state that you have to actually be "enrolled" at said high school and have to have played in a "varsity" game to be considered ineligible to move without relocating.

 

 

Do you have to meet both of these requirements to be ineligible or just one of either. If you do not play in a varsity game your freshman year, can you transfer without sitting out?

 

I think there is going to be alot of these between our local area D1 privates. Already heard talk of parents wanting to transfer from the larger to the smaller..........sad, I think.

 

Thanks