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May 6,2008
Seventeen Division I-A football programs face penalties for failing to graduate enough players, the NCAA announced Tuesday with the release of its Academic Progress Rates.
The NCAA notified schools of their individual APR scores and potential penalties last fall. Some applied their scholarship penalty for the 2007 season.
Orange Bowl champion Kansas and Washington State were the only programs from "Big Six" conferences to face penalties. Other schools facing penalties for football were Akron, UAB, Buffalo, Central Michigan...
May 5, 2008
Intramurals or pre-varsity? It’s a question some middle school programs have faced for some time. Should middle school programs provide student-athletes with their first interscholastic experiences or should they be for fun? George Kostinas of the Wicked Local Provincetown takes an interesting look at how some programs in the New England area are approaching the question.
May 5, 2008
Miss graduation? That could be the dilemma for Moreau Catholic High School’s Alitta Boyd next year if the junior’s high school track meet falls on the same weekend. In a time when high school athletes want to specialize on one sport, Boyd continues to buck the trend. The San Francisco Chronicle’s Michelle Smith introduces you to Hayward, Calif.’s three-sport star.
May 2, 2008
Finding players to play sports is becoming more and more intense. Take Florida, where over the past 10 years the number of high school girls playing sports has grown by nearly 55 percent. Interestingly, traditional girls’ sports like softball and basketball aren’t growing. Where are they going? Try flag football, lacrosse and water polo. The South Florida Sun-Sentinel’s Stacy Hicklin takes a closer look.
May 2, 2008
While girls playing soccer have the second highest rate of concussions among high school athletes, the debate as to whether a headguard is effective in preventing a serious head injury or in minimizing the chance of suffering a concussion continues. The Chicago Tribune’s Alan Sutton takes a look at what the medical community and coaches are saying.
May 1, 2008
It seems that economic times keep impacting our nation’s high school athletic programs. With the Olympia School District (Washington) cutting more than $2 million from its projected budget for the 2008-09 school year, sports like wrestling could be on the chopping block. The Olympian’s Meg Wochnick examines what it might mean to administrators, coaches and athletes.
May 1, 2008
Okay, quick, name the toughest job in high school sports. Trainer? Athletic director? Referee? Well, if you’re in the Pacific Northwest, it could be spring sports head coach? The Hillsboro Argus’ Steve Poehler writes that if you have ever spent more than five minutes in Oregon during the spring knows, you’ll know what he means. Check out the story.
April 30, 2008
The longest winning streak in the history of American high school sports is the focus of the new ESPN Films documentary "The Streak." Joe Tessitore of ESPN.com takes you inside the masterpiece and what it means to high schoolers everywhere.
April 30, 2008
Seattle high school pitcher Jason Koenig seemingly had at all. But after a 140-plus pitch performance, he never recorded another out. Tom Wywich of the Seattle Times lends insight into how you can keep your young pitcher’s arm out of harm’s way.
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