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For private schools like CPA that do not offer tuition assistance for athletes, the athlete must live within a 25 mile radius of the school. This was told to me by someone that explored sending their son there to play. This allows CPA and schools like them to compete in the same division as the public schools. So what you have is enough parents that can afford the $16,000 + a year tuition, and live within the school zone, that send their kid there. They play for a winning team, get a better education, and top notch coaches. It is completely fair and above board, and those schools are closely watched by TSSAA to make sure they comply with the requirements. Most of those kids will not play at the next level, so it's not like they are loaded with superstars. They are however, very well coached, and that is the main reason they win so many games.

 

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I think 20 miles is correct for the radius.

And they allow them to work study to pay for it. Straight from BGA coaches mouth. They also hold camps to get kids on campus. So again an unfair advantage for them.

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And they allow them to work study to pay for it. Straight from BGA coaches mouth. They also hold camps to get kids on campus. So again an unfair advantage for them.

Who allows work study? BGA? What's wrong with that? I see no advantage there.

 

Again, BGA is not in the same private school division as CPA, and BGA doesn't compete for state championships against public schools. Private schools are not all the same. There are 2 divisions and they have different requirements. Anyone can pay and go to BGA and play. Not so at CPA.

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I thought there was some rule like 20 mile radius but maybe that is just for transfers

For a student that attends a private school once they have started high school athletics, if they wish to transfer to another institution they must sit out one calendar year in sports if the move is not to an institution outside a 25 mile radius.

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