If it were me, I would interpret it to mean that

Jan 27, 2015
9:41:39am

StantonMac

someone playing on a school/competitive team shouldn't play ahead of those who aren't that want to play. But, if you dont have enough players otherwise, then they should be allowed.

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Question for those in Utah--Church Basketballl and players on school team. Does

kansascougar

1/27/15 9:37am

Not in Utah but they let anyone play who doesn't play JV or Varsity.

byubyu

1/27/15 9:39am

you have so many young men that you can be that selective?

bald man

1/27/15 9:40am

Yes.

kansascougar

1/27/15 9:46am

If it were me, I would interpret it to mean that

StantonMac

1/27/15 9:41am

Not in season I believe.

Ebolarama

1/27/15 9:43am

My stake lets junior high kids play. High School kids sign a UHSAA form that

PhilPete

1/27/15 9:47am

At least for Utah County, if a kid is on a high school roster, he is ineligible

cougarmeister

1/27/15 10:09am

If a high school player plays in church his H.S. team would be illegal

runnutz

1/27/15 10:17am

If a kid plays for the Junior High, he is fine to play. This should not be a

CougarBacker

1/27/15 10:17am

Why does the Handbook specifically state Jr. High and Middle School players?

kansascougar

1/27/15 10:29am

Good question and one that is a bit of a sticky point. The area I oversee has

CougarBacker

1/27/15 10:47am

Agreed. The problem is the UHSAA covers 9th-12 grade teams per its guildelines.

kansascougar

1/27/15 10:58am

In actuality, stakes should be following the guidelines of their coordinating

CougarBacker

1/27/15 2:30pm

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