Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Apr 7, 2010 12:26pm
If your school does not offer a certain sport, and an adjacent school does, will the OHSAA allow you to compete on the other school's team??
se-alum
Posts: 13,948
Apr 7, 2010 12:38pm
Dunno, never had that problem in Hish school.
The Equalizer
Posts: 1,003
Apr 7, 2010 12:38pm
I would be amazed if that were true.
j_crazy
Posts: 8,372
Apr 7, 2010 12:48pm
you must be enrolled. I say that because there was a family at my high school of 5 kids. 4 went to my high school and the 5th went to Marietta because MHS had wrestling, Fort Frye doesn't. not a problem assuming there is an open enrollment plan in place.
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ksig489
Posts: 943
Apr 7, 2010 12:56pm
No you can not...but if your school will allow it you can compete on your own under the school's name while practicing with another school.
Several years ago before Cardington had wrestling, Tom Smith wrestled for Cardington but practiced with nearby schools like River Valley every day. He eventually won a state title while being the only member of his school's "Team". His dad coached him and as far as I know his family paid for all of the entry fees as well.
Several years ago before Cardington had wrestling, Tom Smith wrestled for Cardington but practiced with nearby schools like River Valley every day. He eventually won a state title while being the only member of his school's "Team". His dad coached him and as far as I know his family paid for all of the entry fees as well.
ricola
Posts: 855
Apr 8, 2010 5:26am
There you go 300; Hiland could have wrestling after all!
GOONx19
Posts: 7,147
Apr 8, 2010 8:44am
We had a girl that represented our school in swimming but practiced with and used the facilities of another.
martyirish
Posts: 490
Apr 8, 2010 8:53am
A boy from Lakewood, a girl from Sheridan and a girl from Licking Valley practiced sometimes with Newark Catholic swim team but they were the only member of their schools team