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Title: Class Two


1
Class Two
  • HIGH SCHOOL ELIGIBILITY ISSUES

2
General Concerns
  • Once a school becomes a member it must follow the
    rules of the athletic association
  • Types of rules in general
  • Association level
  • General eligibility
  • Transfer rules
  • Age limit rules
  • Nonschool participation rules
  • School rules
  • Individual schools usually set academic
    eligibility for athletics rules
  • No pass, no play
  • Academic Progress require students to enroll in
    degree preparation courses
  • Not scrutinized similar to college rules
  • Some associations incorporate examples in to
    rules
  • Always remember nature of athletic participation
    at high school
  • Autonomy/deference to association

3
General Eligibility Rules
  • WIAA Rules of Eligibility Article 1
  • Eligibility is responsibility of member schools
    ( 1)
  • Participation ( 4)
  • Any full time enrolled student
  • Penalties for violations of the eligibility rules
    ( 5)
  • Appeal of forfeiture ( 6)

4
Restitution Rule
  • Restitution rule ( 8)
  • IHSAA v. Martin (Jessica)
  • Facts
  • Rules Implicated
  • Trial Court
  • Court of Appeals
  • Supreme Court
  • Issues
  • Correct Result??

5
Home Schooled Students
  • WIAA Eligibility based on full-time enrollment
  • Reid v. Kenowa Hills Public Schools (Jill)
  • Facts
  • Reason for rule
  • Right to education? Athletics?
  • Comparison Phy Ed. to Athletics
  • Must schools allow home schooled students to
    participate in athletics?
  • Does rule violate equal protection clause?

6
Transfer Rule
  • WIAA Rules of Eligibility Article II Residence
    and Transfer
  • Why transfer rules such a problem?
  • Public school students ( 1)
  • Non-Public school must live with parents ( 2)
  • Why the difference?
  • Transfer Rule (S 3)
  • Waivers ( 5)
  • QUESTIONS

7
Transfer Rule Cases
  • Case handouts
  • Ruiz v. MIAA (2000)
  • Application of transfer rule
  • Transfer due to loss of scholarship
  • What is the purpose of a transfer rule?
  • Revesz v. PIAA (2002)
  • Transfer due to parents job issues and concerns
    with coach
  • Courts position on review of eligibility rules
  • Judicial noninterference and deference
  • Why transfer rule different from recruiting rule

8
Age Limit Rules
  • WIAA Eligibility Rules Article III- Age
    Requirement
  • Ineligible if reaches age 19 before 8/1 of given
    school year
  • Special issue for disabled students
  • Why rule impacted?
  • Baisden v. WVSSAC (age eligibility) (Blythe)
  • Facts
  • Trial Court
  • Supreme court - Why take the case?
  • Reason For Rule
  • Court split
  • Holding

9
WIAA Eligibility Rules
  • Article IV Amateur Status
  • Is an amateur in all WIAA recognized sports
  • Ineligible for all sports
  • if accept anything in return for achievement in
    athletics
  • Signs a contract to play
  • Benefits for use of name/likeness
  • Questions

10
WIAA Eligibility Rules
  • Article V Attendance Scholarship
  • Eligible for competition if
  • Full time enrolled student ( 1(A)(1 2))
  • Eight Semester Rule ( 1(A)(3)(a))
  • Complete eligibility in 4 consecutive years (
    1(A)(3)(d))
  • Semester counted after one contest or 40 days in
    attendance (( 1(A)(5))
  • Academic eligibility (( 2)
  • Full time student / no more than one F
  • Question

11
WIAA Eligibility Rules
  • Article VI NonSchool Participation
  • IN SEASON
  • Basic rule based on loyalty and allegiance (
    1(A))
  • Out of season
  • No activity students engaged in should resemble
    school team practicing or competing out of season
    (2(A))
  • All-Star Activities
  • Do not serve the best interests of students (
    3(A))

12
WIAA Appeal Process
  • Is an appeals process necessary?
  • WIAA Appeals Process
  • 15 days from decision (A)
  • WIAA Board of Control hears appeals (E)
  • Seems to be like mini-trial allowed to cross
    examine and present evidence (E)
  • Decisions in writing and nonappealable (H)

13
Other Eligibility Issues
  • Undue Influence Rule (or Recruiting Rule)
  • WIAA - Undue Influence Rules apply to all
    students in public or non-public school
  • Special consideration due to athletic ability or
    potential
  • Article I, 3 part of general eligibility
  • Article II, 3(6) part of transfer rule
  • Brentwood similar
  • Reasons for recruiting rule?

14
Undue Influence Rule
  • Monts v. IHSA (Matthew)
  • Facts
  • Rule Violated
  • Appellate Court
  • Analysis of rule
  • Analysis of violation of rule

15
Governmental Immunity
  • Can public school officials be sued over their
    application of eligibility rules?
  • Wis. Stat. 893.80(4) (2004)
  • The statute provides political subdivisions and
    public officials with immunity for acts done in
    the exercise of legislative, quasi-legislative,
    judicial, or quasi-judicial functions

16
Academic Counseling
  • Scott v. Savers Property and Casualty Insurance
    Company (Mary)
  • Facts
  • Procedural history
  • Immunity Issue?
  • Was counselor negligent?
  • Why did district fight?
  • Contract Issue?
  • Result ??

17
Amateur Status Rule
  • WIAA Rule Article VI
  • OHSAA Rule 4-10-1 (2003-2004)
  • Complaint LeBron James v. OHSAA (Darren)
  • Facts
  • Issues (Counts)
  • Requested Relief?

18
Amateur Status Rule
  • Brief in support of motion
  • Rush to judgment
  • Relevant facts avoided
  • OSHAA brief
  • James admissions
  • Misapplication of rules
  • Nature of harm
  • Harm to James
  • Harm to OSHAA
  • Administrative remedies
  • TRO
  • Does result make sense?

19
New OSHAA Rule
  • 4-10-1 and 4-10-2
  • Differences from 2003-2004 version?

20
Next Class
  • Gender Equity Considerations at the
    Interscholastic Level
  • Cases for students
  • Mason
  • Communities for Equity
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