Hayfield Football Coach Fired

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hayfield’s 2 year postseason ban from the VHSL is still in effect. So Hayfield was found guilty and as of today will be serving their punishment.
Also, Hayfield’s African American principal pulled his team from the playoffs. If they weren’t guilty why did he do so?

The superintendent made the call to pull Hayfield. She said so herself.

Cite your source.

Jesus Christ! There are numerous links to her actual message to the public! Just Google it!

So you cannot cite your source. Got it.

Here you go! Why are you so obstinate about facts around this situation? You must be trolling just to obfuscate:

In her statement, Reid told parents tonight, “This evening, the principal of Hayfield Secondary School announced the difficult decision to withdraw the football team from further postseason play. I have asked Tom Horn, Executive Director, Activities and Student Athletics, to work with VHSL to take any and all appropriate next steps.”

Source: https://www.fairfaxtimes.com/articles/hayfield-secondary-withdraws-from-playoffs-amid-recruiting-scandal-athetic-director-out/article_b1b24b60-ab85-11ef-b7b1-ebefbd5ce166.html

Reid literally wrote that the principal made the decision in the quote you cited. You are terrible at this. The lack of self-awareness you demonstrate every time you post is comical.

The Hayfield principal is the one that pulled them and made the announcement, but it’s obvious that he was directed to do so. Reid keeps mentioning HR and other high ranking FCPS officials.

If you can read between the lines you can tell that the Hayfield principal was pressured to withdraw the team. But with all the bad publicity, I think it was the right thing to do. Everyone knows Hayfield was the best team in Virginia’s 6A division.

https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/who-knew-what-and-when-fairfax-co-superintendent-explains-why-she-axed-hayfield-from-football/article_2308e0d0-b18a-11ef-aac8-8fd24ab0382e.html

https://www.insidenova.com/sports/prince_william/fairfax-co-schools-superintendent-reid-apologizes-for-the-handling-of-hayfield-football-scandal/article_d144072a-b3eb-11ef-aef9-2b243ac0c406.html

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

I know you likely meant this as an insult but it is sad. Unfortunately, many people are alone during holidays.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

What’s your source? That’s not what Overton said.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

What’s your source? That’s not what Overton said.

There is no source because there were no kids determined not eligible. There some kids they gave a hard time, but they ended up getting their paperwork straight and were able to play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

What’s your source? That’s not what Overton said.

There is no source because there were no kids determined not eligible. There some kids they gave a hard time, but they ended up getting their paperwork straight and were able to play.

Exactly. Your comment is 100% correct. And you don't even realize why it is correct. So sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hayfield’s 2 year postseason ban from the VHSL is still in effect. So Hayfield was found guilty and as of today will be serving their punishment.
Also, Hayfield’s African American principal pulled his team from the playoffs. If they weren’t guilty why did he do so?

The superintendent made the call to pull Hayfield. She said so herself.

Cite your source.

Jesus Christ! There are numerous links to her actual message to the public! Just Google it!

So you cannot cite your source. Got it.

Here you go! Why are you so obstinate about facts around this situation? You must be trolling just to obfuscate:

In her statement, Reid told parents tonight, “This evening, the principal of Hayfield Secondary School announced the difficult decision to withdraw the football team from further postseason play. I have asked Tom Horn, Executive Director, Activities and Student Athletics, to work with VHSL to take any and all appropriate next steps.”

Source: https://www.fairfaxtimes.com/articles/hayfield-secondary-withdraws-from-playoffs-amid-recruiting-scandal-athetic-director-out/article_b1b24b60-ab85-11ef-b7b1-ebefbd5ce166.html

Reid literally wrote that the principal made the decision in the quote you cited. You are terrible at this. The lack of self-awareness you demonstrate every time you post is comical.

The Hayfield principal is the one that pulled them and made the announcement, but it’s obvious that he was directed to do so. Reid keeps mentioning HR and other high ranking FCPS officials.

If you can read between the lines you can tell that the Hayfield principal was pressured to withdraw the team. But with all the bad publicity, I think it was the right thing to do. Everyone knows Hayfield was the best team in Virginia’s 6A division.

https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/who-knew-what-and-when-fairfax-co-superintendent-explains-why-she-axed-hayfield-from-football/article_2308e0d0-b18a-11ef-aac8-8fd24ab0382e.html

https://www.insidenova.com/sports/prince_william/fairfax-co-schools-superintendent-reid-apologizes-for-the-handling-of-hayfield-football-scandal/article_d144072a-b3eb-11ef-aef9-2b243ac0c406.html

I strongly agree---EXCEPT the last sentence. That should read. "Everyone knows that the Hayfield Usurpers (recently re-named for a very rare breed of hawk) would have unfairly beaten the crap out of any team in Virginia's 6A division."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

What’s your source? That’s not what Overton said.

There is no source because there were no kids determined not eligible. There some kids they gave a hard time, but they ended up getting their paperwork straight and were able to play.

Multiple kids transferred who were never allowed to play. Some kids transferred and were not allowed to play at first but eventually were allowed to play.

Regardless, NONE of the kids who were deemed illegally recruited and thus caused the football team to be banned from playoffs should be allowed to participate in any Hayfield winter or spring sports.

[Anonymous]

I feel bad for the real Hayfield students who lost their spots on the basketball teams to the football transfers. Basketball teams have really small rosters. An extra 6-10 kids showing up who shouldn't be there deprives real Hayfield students of the opportunity to participate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel bad for the real Hayfield students who lost their spots on the basketball teams to the football transfers. Basketball teams have really small rosters. An extra 6-10 kids showing up who shouldn't be there deprives real Hayfield students of the opportunity to participate.

Do you feel bad for the real Westfield, Woodson, or South Lakes students who lost their spots to transfers as well?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I feel bad for the real Hayfield students who lost their spots on the basketball teams to the football transfers. Basketball teams have really small rosters. An extra 6-10 kids showing up who shouldn't be there deprives real Hayfield students of the opportunity to participate.

Do you feel bad for the real Westfield, Woodson, or South Lakes students who lost their spots to transfers as well?

Oh, dear, did VHSL find those schools also violated their proselytizing regulations? I missed Asra's article on that.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand why any of the illicit transfer students are allowed to participate in any VHSL activiti.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel bad for the real Hayfield students who lost their spots on the basketball teams to the football transfers. Basketball teams have really small rosters. An extra 6-10 kids showing up who shouldn't be there deprives real Hayfield students of the opportunity to participate.

Do you feel bad for the real Westfield, Woodson, or South Lakes students who lost their spots to transfers as well?

Suggestion: if you pupil place you should not be allowed to play sports. This has been happening for years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel bad for the real Hayfield students who lost their spots on the basketball teams to the football transfers. Basketball teams have really small rosters. An extra 6-10 kids showing up who shouldn't be there deprives real Hayfield students of the opportunity to participate.

Do you feel bad for the real Westfield, Woodson, or South Lakes students who lost their spots to transfers as well?

Suggestion: if you pupil place you should not be allowed to play sports. This has been happening for years.

That's overly harsh. They could audit, however, to make sure that the pupil placed kids continue to meet the criteria for pupil placement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What ended up happening with the basketball team. Were these same kids allowed to play other sports there? Or did they go back to their home schools when it was found they weren't homeless?

No kid was ever found to be ineligible.

At least six were actually. Also, it is pretty sad that you spent your NYE on this comment board.

What’s your source? That’s not what Overton said.

Wow...you rely upon what Overton said for your "facts"?

That's so sad.