Mojack Posted November 2, 2015 Report Share Posted November 2, 2015 Why is Northpoint Christian in the TSSAA? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoachHolly7 Posted November 2, 2015 Report Share Posted November 2, 2015 TSSAA probably makin bank on this somehow. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Haven04 Posted November 2, 2015 Report Share Posted November 2, 2015 Why is Northpoint Christian in the TSSAA? I've been wondering the same thing all season. Even tho Southaven is a rocks throw across the state line. They are still a MS school. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
orangecrush Posted November 2, 2015 Report Share Posted November 2, 2015 I've been wondering the same thing all season. Even tho Southaven is a rocks throw across the state line. They are still a MS school.I have never known the reason for them participating in the TSSAA, but we (Friendship) played them in the playoffs last year and they were pretty dang good. Also, they had 20 of 22 starters return this year, therefore, it was no surprise to see them win their district. I wouldn't be surprised to see them in Cookeville. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
icoachdefense Posted November 2, 2015 Report Share Posted November 2, 2015 Northpoint Christian used to be SBEC, which was originally in Memphis, Tn. New location is literally a mile from the state line. Mississippi has no private school organization that is recognized by the NFHS. MHSAA (public school association) does not have a Division 2, Mississippi has MAIS, which is an independent organization and not recognized by NFHS, If SBEC had been a member of the MAIS, because of the size of their school, their closest league game would have been in Jackson, Ms (180 miles). If they were a member of MHSAA, because of the multiplier, they would be classified as a 3A or 4A school, closest district game of 45 miles. TSSAA is not a "state organization" is is also an independent organization, but an organization that is recognized by the NFHS. TSSAA could in fact let anyone into their association, as long as they pay the membership fee. In other associations, there are multiple precedence's of bordering school playing in the neighboring states association. SBEC/Northpoint has been a member of TSSAA since the schools inception and when they began interscholastic athletics. The school is smaller than Harding, ECS, St. George, Lausanne, USJ, and FACS in the west region. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
warhawk Posted November 3, 2015 Report Share Posted November 3, 2015 Northpoint Christian used to be SBEC, which was originally in Memphis, Tn. New location is literally a mile from the state line. Mississippi has no private school organization that is recognized by the NFHS. MHSAA (public school association) does not have a Division 2, Mississippi has MAIS, which is an independent organization and not recognized by NFHS, If SBEC had been a member of the MAIS, because of the size of their school, their closest league game would have been in Jackson, Ms (180 miles). If they were a member of MHSAA, because of the multiplier, they would be classified as a 3A or 4A school, closest district game of 45 miles. TSSAA is not a "state organization" is is also an independent organization, but an organization that is recognized by the NFHS. TSSAA could in fact let anyone into their association, as long as they pay the membership fee. In other associations, there are multiple precedence's of bordering school playing in the neighboring states association. SBEC/Northpoint has been a member of TSSAA since the schools inception and when they began interscholastic athletics. The school is smaller than Harding, ECS, St. George, Lausanne, USJ, and FACS in the west region. ….and to top it off it serves the best burger of any high school concession stand this side of the Pecos. #Trojanburger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
orangecrush Posted November 3, 2015 Report Share Posted November 3, 2015 Northpoint Christian used to be SBEC, which was originally in Memphis, Tn. New location is literally a mile from the state line. Mississippi has no private school organization that is recognized by the NFHS. MHSAA (public school association) does not have a Division 2, Mississippi has MAIS, which is an independent organization and not recognized by NFHS, If SBEC had been a member of the MAIS, because of the size of their school, their closest league game would have been in Jackson, Ms (180 miles). If they were a member of MHSAA, because of the multiplier, they would be classified as a 3A or 4A school, closest district game of 45 miles. TSSAA is not a "state organization" is is also an independent organization, but an organization that is recognized by the NFHS. TSSAA could in fact let anyone into their association, as long as they pay the membership fee. In other associations, there are multiple precedence's of bordering school playing in the neighboring states association. SBEC/Northpoint has been a member of TSSAA since the schools inception and when they began interscholastic athletics. The school is smaller than Harding, ECS, St. George, Lausanne, USJ, and FACS in the west region. Thanks for the explanation. I don't blame Northpoint for competing in the TSSAA. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DougS Posted November 3, 2015 Report Share Posted November 3, 2015 ….and to top it off it serves the best burger of any high school concession stand this side of the Pecos. #Trojanburger. woooo. Slow your horses.. Obviously, you never eaten a burger from Harding... #HalfPounder Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Haven04 Posted November 3, 2015 Report Share Posted November 3, 2015 Northpoint Christian used to be SBEC, which was originally in Memphis, Tn. New location is literally a mile from the state line. Mississippi has no private school organization that is recognized by the NFHS. MHSAA (public school association) does not have a Division 2, Mississippi has MAIS, which is an independent organization and not recognized by NFHS, If SBEC had been a member of the MAIS, because of the size of their school, their closest league game would have been in Jackson, Ms (180 miles). If they were a member of MHSAA, because of the multiplier, they would be classified as a 3A or 4A school, closest district game of 45 miles. TSSAA is not a "state organization" is is also an independent organization, but an organization that is recognized by the NFHS. TSSAA could in fact let anyone into their association, as long as they pay the membership fee. In other associations, there are multiple precedence's of bordering school playing in the neighboring states association. SBEC/Northpoint has been a member of TSSAA since the schools inception and when they began interscholastic athletics. The school is smaller than Harding, ECS, St. George, Lausanne, USJ, and FACS in the west region. Thanks for the insight. It makes since now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AlbertPine Posted November 3, 2015 Report Share Posted November 3, 2015 woooo. Slow your horses.. Obviously, you never eaten a burger from Harding... #HalfPounder Good burger at Harding. Only problem ... I sat down (on the visitor's side) opened it up and there was just a bun. Didn't know I needed to stop by the grill to pick it up. Good, hot, burger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DougS Posted November 5, 2015 Report Share Posted November 5, 2015 Good burger at Harding. Only problem ... I sat down (on the visitor's side) opened it up and there was just a bun. Didn't know I needed to stop by the grill to pick it up. Good, hot, burger. sorry about that. I need to "remind" the workers to tell everyone about that. Come see me next time you are there and I'll see what i can do... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DougS Posted November 5, 2015 Report Share Posted November 5, 2015 Northpoint Christian used to be SBEC, which was originally in Memphis, Tn. New location is literally a mile from the state line. Mississippi has no private school organization that is recognized by the NFHS. MHSAA (public school association) does not have a Division 2, Mississippi has MAIS, which is an independent organization and not recognized by NFHS, If SBEC had been a member of the MAIS, because of the size of their school, their closest league game would have been in Jackson, Ms (180 miles). If they were a member of MHSAA, because of the multiplier, they would be classified as a 3A or 4A school, closest district game of 45 miles. TSSAA is not a "state organization" is is also an independent organization, but an organization that is recognized by the NFHS. TSSAA could in fact let anyone into their association, as long as they pay the membership fee. In other associations, there are multiple precedence's of bordering school playing in the neighboring states association. SBEC/Northpoint has been a member of TSSAA since the schools inception and when they began interscholastic athletics. The school is smaller than Harding, ECS, St. George, Lausanne, USJ, and FACS in the west region. actually looking at the numbers from the West Region school's CoachT page, only Harding (396) and ECS (515) have more students. NCS 280; FACS 224 SGIS 212 Lausanne 206. Dont forget about the other schools in the West. Tipton-Rosemark 160; Memphis Catholic 135; Rossville 125; USJ, Fayette Academy and Sacred Heart Of Jesus (Jackson TN) do not list their enrollment Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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