Number wise, it only makes sense. Seems like they wouldn't have to keep appealing and keep appealing every single year? Why don't they just set them at D1 and be done with it? Do they expect higher attendance or something in these 2 schools
Clintwood (although it says Castlewood) and Haysi's appeals to Div. 1 approved...
http://www.vhsl.org/files/ec-highlig...-september.pdf
Number wise, it only makes sense. Seems like they wouldn't have to keep appealing and keep appealing every single year? Why don't they just set them at D1 and be done with it? Do they expect higher attendance or something in these 2 schools
The majority of D1 schools in Region D are requesting the Rye Cove rule be overturned for next year, the reason that Lee has 250+ more students than the next largest D2 school and no other Region in single A has a school that big.
Don't see what the first part has to do with anything (but why should that stop 'em from bringing it up, right?). Who cares what the gap is.
The 2nd part is completely false. Lee is no longer the largest school in A and they didn't need a waiver to play down this time.
The team is Castlewood, not Clintwood unless I read it wrong
Castlewood had already qualified for D1 this year due to enrollment numbers. Clintwood won the appeal with Haysi. Castlewood and Thomas Walker have matching enrollment numbers. Maybe this will help since it has been updated.
http://www.vhsl.org/files/fb-divisions-2009-10.pdf
"Call me crazy, but I want to buy the Dallas Cowboys end zone and have the star right at the foot of my bed. That way when I score, I can spike the ball right on the star!" -Woody Paige, Around the Horn 10.9.08
I dont think its right that you can be D2 is basketball, baseball, volleyball, and softball; and be D1 in football. I hate this system
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