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Can't opt down, can opt up. A rule went in place a couple years ago that modifies headcount downward based on number of free/reduced lunches at a high school, can't remember the discount multiple. I guess you could think of that as an option to opt-down, but it is based on something. I'm guessing that's why Monroe was 3A this year, cuz that school is huge.Fishpo31 said:
At one time, schools could opt up, or down. When I was doing the HS thing, we would meet with the AD before reclassification and vote on it. We were AAA enrollment, but close enough to choose. Don't know if it's the same now...we always opted up.DoogmanRefund said:Since this has become a WIAA classification thread, I would just like to ask if anyone knows how that actually works anymore. It can’t be just based off of enrollment like it used to be. There are shitty public schools with like 1500 kids that play in AA now while Catholic schools with half as many students play in AAA.
To my knowledge AAAA is still based on enrollment. But it seems like the lower divisions are almost on a relegation system now.
If you're talking about O'Dea re "half as many students," I think they are counted 2x because of boys-only enrollment. -
Way past my timeNoWarningJustDawg said:RaceBannon said:
Olympia was probably 4 A by thenNoWarningJustDawg said:
#MyTBirds won state their first year jumping up to AAA.RaceBannon said:Tumwater was a good double A program
Not triple A like Olympia but good
Lost to the only AA team we played that year.
Just sayin'
Cheers--
Aberdeen was our rival in the legendary Southwest League
Close - that was fall '93 and the state didn't switch to calling it 4A until 1996.
Confusingly, what was AAA became 4A, AA became 3A.
They added a new 2A I assume from the bottom end of the old AA enrollment size.
Tumwater won the top classification, and Capital lost in the semis of the second highest classification, which was sweet too.
In 1997 they split the district when Black Hills opened, and THS dropped back down to 3A. A decade later they re-re-did classifications again and THS and co dropped to 2A.
I know, CSB. I'll just go fuck myself.
Cheers--
I know Tumwater was a great program. And the Ottens. And Brad in 1995 at Husky Stadium. -
Take it to the shitty south sound hot tawlk bored to discuss the skwads of yesteryear
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2A is the "best" football classification in Warshington, in a sense. Schools big enough to fill out varsity, JV and freshman teams, and communities small enough that football is a centerpiece. It's also got a couple of the most consistent powers, Lynden, Tumwater, Prosser, places like that.RaceBannon said:
Way past my timeNoWarningJustDawg said:RaceBannon said:
Olympia was probably 4 A by thenNoWarningJustDawg said:
#MyTBirds won state their first year jumping up to AAA.RaceBannon said:Tumwater was a good double A program
Not triple A like Olympia but good
Lost to the only AA team we played that year.
Just sayin'
Cheers--
Aberdeen was our rival in the legendary Southwest League
Close - that was fall '93 and the state didn't switch to calling it 4A until 1996.
Confusingly, what was AAA became 4A, AA became 3A.
They added a new 2A I assume from the bottom end of the old AA enrollment size.
Tumwater won the top classification, and Capital lost in the semis of the second highest classification, which was sweet too.
In 1997 they split the district when Black Hills opened, and THS dropped back down to 3A. A decade later they re-re-did classifications again and THS and co dropped to 2A.
I know, CSB. I'll just go fuck myself.
Cheers--
I know Tumwater was a great program. And the Ottens. And Brad in 1995 at Husky Stadium. -
We went up to AAA in 1995 or something. Suddenly we played all these Kitsap teams like Olympic instead of Metrosexual schools. It was odd.
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To relate the prep gridiron hawt talk to the current shituation, I just hope we? get someone with experience coaching at the highest level in a football state.
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This is a great take. Arlington and Marysville being in 3A feels like a punishment. Get to the tournament and know you will have to play a private school at some point and your season is essentially over.GrundleStiltzkin said:
2A is the "best" football classification in Warshington, in a sense. Schools big enough to fill out varsity, JV and freshman teams, and communities small enough that football is a centerpiece. It's also got a couple of the most consistent powers, Lynden, Tumwater, Prosser, places like that.RaceBannon said:
Way past my timeNoWarningJustDawg said:RaceBannon said:
Olympia was probably 4 A by thenNoWarningJustDawg said:
#MyTBirds won state their first year jumping up to AAA.RaceBannon said:Tumwater was a good double A program
Not triple A like Olympia but good
Lost to the only AA team we played that year.
Just sayin'
Cheers--
Aberdeen was our rival in the legendary Southwest League
Close - that was fall '93 and the state didn't switch to calling it 4A until 1996.
Confusingly, what was AAA became 4A, AA became 3A.
They added a new 2A I assume from the bottom end of the old AA enrollment size.
Tumwater won the top classification, and Capital lost in the semis of the second highest classification, which was sweet too.
In 1997 they split the district when Black Hills opened, and THS dropped back down to 3A. A decade later they re-re-did classifications again and THS and co dropped to 2A.
I know, CSB. I'll just go fuck myself.
Cheers--
I know Tumwater was a great program. And the Ottens. And Brad in 1995 at Husky Stadium. -
Arlington and Marysville wouldnt win state in 2Atheknowledge said:
This is a great take. Arlington and Marysville being in 3A feels like a punishment. Get to the tournament and know you will have to play a private school at some point and your season is essentially over.GrundleStiltzkin said:
2A is the "best" football classification in Warshington, in a sense. Schools big enough to fill out varsity, JV and freshman teams, and communities small enough that football is a centerpiece. It's also got a couple of the most consistent powers, Lynden, Tumwater, Prosser, places like that.RaceBannon said:
Way past my timeNoWarningJustDawg said:RaceBannon said:
Olympia was probably 4 A by thenNoWarningJustDawg said:
#MyTBirds won state their first year jumping up to AAA.RaceBannon said:Tumwater was a good double A program
Not triple A like Olympia but good
Lost to the only AA team we played that year.
Just sayin'
Cheers--
Aberdeen was our rival in the legendary Southwest League
Close - that was fall '93 and the state didn't switch to calling it 4A until 1996.
Confusingly, what was AAA became 4A, AA became 3A.
They added a new 2A I assume from the bottom end of the old AA enrollment size.
Tumwater won the top classification, and Capital lost in the semis of the second highest classification, which was sweet too.
In 1997 they split the district when Black Hills opened, and THS dropped back down to 3A. A decade later they re-re-did classifications again and THS and co dropped to 2A.
I know, CSB. I'll just go fuck myself.
Cheers--
I know Tumwater was a great program. And the Ottens. And Brad in 1995 at Husky Stadium.
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The WESCO 3A bracket draws are almost always wretched. It's too bad, because WESCO probably has the best westside 3A community support, just not the quality of play to get far in playoffs in last decade or two.theknowledge said:
This is a great take. Arlington and Marysville being in 3A feels like a punishment. Get to the tournament and know you will have to play a private school at some point and your season is essentially over.GrundleStiltzkin said:
2A is the "best" football classification in Warshington, in a sense. Schools big enough to fill out varsity, JV and freshman teams, and communities small enough that football is a centerpiece. It's also got a couple of the most consistent powers, Lynden, Tumwater, Prosser, places like that.RaceBannon said:
Way past my timeNoWarningJustDawg said:RaceBannon said:
Olympia was probably 4 A by thenNoWarningJustDawg said:
#MyTBirds won state their first year jumping up to AAA.RaceBannon said:Tumwater was a good double A program
Not triple A like Olympia but good
Lost to the only AA team we played that year.
Just sayin'
Cheers--
Aberdeen was our rival in the legendary Southwest League
Close - that was fall '93 and the state didn't switch to calling it 4A until 1996.
Confusingly, what was AAA became 4A, AA became 3A.
They added a new 2A I assume from the bottom end of the old AA enrollment size.
Tumwater won the top classification, and Capital lost in the semis of the second highest classification, which was sweet too.
In 1997 they split the district when Black Hills opened, and THS dropped back down to 3A. A decade later they re-re-did classifications again and THS and co dropped to 2A.
I know, CSB. I'll just go fuck myself.
Cheers--
I know Tumwater was a great program. And the Ottens. And Brad in 1995 at Husky Stadium.
2A has the perennials, and then a revolving group like Hockinson, Pullman, Sedro, Othello, etc. that rise up to make the classification more competitive at the state round o' 16 level. -
Wesco football is garbage outside of Lake Stevens. This is cringe
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Read again, for comprehension.backthepack said:Wesco football is garbage outside of Lake Stevens. This is cringe
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@OscarMayerWeenieDawg, true?rodmansrage said:grew up in spokane, hearing its former saxon coach jim sharkey
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Dude was a classic. Bobby Dye as hoop coach was awesome, too, in a different way.Mooser42 said:
I grew up in Boise and had season tickets to boise state when pokey was there. What a legendFishpo31 said:
Chin for Pokey Allen reference...had a few drunken episodes with him back in the...PurpleThrobber said:Jesus Christ - GTFO with that Boise State shit.
It's fucking BOISE STATE. Bring in Houston Nutt and dig up Pokey Allen's corpse just to seal the deal.
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Kennedy shares a neighborhood and stadium with Highline. Kennedy has 750 co-Ed students and competes at AAA. Highline has 1250 and competes in AA. Rainier Beach has the same number of students as Kennedy and also competes at AAA, despite having a much stronger sports program than Highline I would imagine they have similar numbers of free lunch recipients or whatever allows you to count fewer kids for sports.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Can't opt down, can opt up. A rule went in place a couple years ago that modifies headcount downward based on number of free/reduced lunches at a high school, can't remember the discount multiple. I guess you could think of that as an option to opt-down, but it is based on something. I'm guessing that's why Monroe was 3A this year, cuz that school is huge.Fishpo31 said:
At one time, schools could opt up, or down. When I was doing the HS thing, we would meet with the AD before reclassification and vote on it. We were AAA enrollment, but close enough to choose. Don't know if it's the same now...we always opted up.DoogmanRefund said:Since this has become a WIAA classification thread, I would just like to ask if anyone knows how that actually works anymore. It can’t be just based off of enrollment like it used to be. There are shitty public schools with like 1500 kids that play in AA now while Catholic schools with half as many students play in AAA.
To my knowledge AAAA is still based on enrollment. But it seems like the lower divisions are almost on a relegation system now.
If you're talking about O'Dea re "half as many students," I think they are counted 2x because of boys-only enrollment.
Seems like you sort of get to play at whatever level you want. -
I didn’t even read I just saw WESCO and made an assumptionGrundleStiltzkin said:
Read again, for comprehension.backthepack said:Wesco football is garbage outside of Lake Stevens. This is cringe
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It’s something you like to do.backthepack said:
I didn’t even read I just saw WESCO and made an assumptionGrundleStiltzkin said:
Read again, for comprehension.backthepack said:Wesco football is garbage outside of Lake Stevens. This is cringe
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this would be great for UW and Seahawks. I wish.UW_Doog_Bot said:I grew up in Orange County. Big time USC boosters are saying Pete Carrol is done with the Seahawks and headed to Montlake.
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#MyLancers have been trying to put a stadium on campus for about 5 years now but the neighboring homeowners are fighting it. At one time, at least 4 schools used Highline Stadium between Highline, Evergreen, #MyLancers, and Tyee.DoogmanRefund said:
Kennedy shares a neighborhood and stadium with Highline. Kennedy has 750 co-Ed students and competes at AAA. Highline has 1250 and competes in AA. Rainier Beach has the same number of students as Kennedy and also competes at AAA, despite having a much stronger sports program than Highline I would imagine they have similar numbers of free lunch recipients or whatever allows you to count fewer kids for sports.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Can't opt down, can opt up. A rule went in place a couple years ago that modifies headcount downward based on number of free/reduced lunches at a high school, can't remember the discount multiple. I guess you could think of that as an option to opt-down, but it is based on something. I'm guessing that's why Monroe was 3A this year, cuz that school is huge.Fishpo31 said:
At one time, schools could opt up, or down. When I was doing the HS thing, we would meet with the AD before reclassification and vote on it. We were AAA enrollment, but close enough to choose. Don't know if it's the same now...we always opted up.DoogmanRefund said:Since this has become a WIAA classification thread, I would just like to ask if anyone knows how that actually works anymore. It can’t be just based off of enrollment like it used to be. There are shitty public schools with like 1500 kids that play in AA now while Catholic schools with half as many students play in AAA.
To my knowledge AAAA is still based on enrollment. But it seems like the lower divisions are almost on a relegation system now.
If you're talking about O'Dea re "half as many students," I think they are counted 2x because of boys-only enrollment.
Seems like you sort of get to play at whatever level you want.
