Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Kids on high school fall teams aren't allowed to do the basketball green days or fall leagues.
So it wasn't a high school sport.
Where do you see this? It may be a school-by-school rule, but I am not aware this is an FCPS/VHSL rule.
My son's coach told him it was a VHSL rule--hence kids on the football and cross country teams could not play on the basketball fall league teams.
I don't believe this to be a VHSL rule.
We are in Arlington and have the same rule. My DD ran cross country and was not allowed to attend lacrosse green days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Kids on high school fall teams aren't allowed to do the basketball green days or fall leagues.
So it wasn't a high school sport.
Where do you see this? It may be a school-by-school rule, but I am not aware this is an FCPS/VHSL rule.
My son's coach told him it was a VHSL rule--hence kids on the football and cross country teams could not play on the basketball fall league teams.
I don't believe this to be a VHSL rule.
Anonymous wrote:At my kids’ public high school, a huge number of boys tried out for the freshman team (80ish boys from what I heard). Our school has around 450 kids per grade- so 80ish out of 225ish boys in the freshman class tried out. I believe 12 make the team. Maybe a few more. Totally crazy. The freshman girls team, on the other hand, only had 15-18 freshman girls try out- so a much larger percentage made the team. Neither of my kids play basketball (a lot of their friends do) but I found this interesting.