BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 09:43 AM

buwahkon

Jan 14 2018, 01:12 PM

Thats 2

Jan 14 2018, 08:25 AM

BigPoppa11

Jan 14 2018, 02:25 AM

Scott Wests transfer is finally eligible to wrestle. Hopefully he can get enough matches in before sections/state!

Is this where AJ ended up

Well...
I heard He didn’t fit in at Hutch

Hutch apparently isn't as good at bending the eligibility rules as SW and Simley.

BRM8

Jan 12 2018, 02:11 PM

Fatheroftwo

Jan 12 2018, 12:58 PM

wrestling father 1

Jan 12 2018, 12:41 PM

I think if Pickell decided to wrestle either 126 or 132 he's going to state and I would think you would want to be going healthy. I would think Sampson would stay where's he's at, already lost to Pickell at least twice, specially if Charlie decides too stay at 126. YES, its a tough section

There is going to be some shuffling going on in a couple weights for sure. No way Pickell, Stau!@#$er, and Luthens all stay at 126.

2AAfollower1

Jan 15 2018, 10:26 AM

BRM8

Jan 12 2018, 02:11 PM

Fatheroftwo

Jan 12 2018, 12:58 PM

wrestling father 1

Jan 12 2018, 12:41 PM

I think if Pickell decided to wrestle either 126 or 132 he's going to state and I would think you would want to be going healthy. I would think Sampson would stay where's he's at, already lost to Pickell at least twice, specially if Charlie decides too stay at 126. YES, its a tough section

There is going to be some shuffling going on in a couple weights for sure. No way Pickell, Stau!@#$er, and Luthens all stay at 126.

Stauffacher is the correct spelling to my belief.

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 09:43 AM

buwahkon

Jan 14 2018, 01:12 PM

Thats 2

Jan 14 2018, 08:25 AM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Well...
I heard He didn’t fit in at Hutch

Hutch apparently isn't as good at bending the eligibility rules as SW and Simley.

Care to validate your statement of Scott West bending the eligibility rules with facts, BRM8?
Or are you akin to the typical MSNBC reporter

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 09:43 AM

buwahkon

Jan 14 2018, 01:12 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Hutch apparently isn't as good at bending the eligibility rules as SW and Simley.

Care to validate your statement of Scott West bending the eligibility rules with facts, BRM8?
Or are you akin to the typical MSNBC reporter

Eligibility for student athletes participating in the MSHSL must comply with the credit requirements established in bylaw 103.00. Students must be on
track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.

With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress".

Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine.

In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole.

It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 09:43 AM

buwahkon

Jan 14 2018, 01:12 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Hutch apparently isn't as good at bending the eligibility rules as SW and Simley.

Care to validate your statement of Scott West bending the eligibility rules with facts, BRM8?
Or are you akin to the typical MSNBC reporter

Eligibility for student athletes participating in the MSHSL must comply with the credit requirements established in bylaw 103.00. Students must be on
track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.

With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress".

Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine.

In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole.

It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

Thats 2

Jan 15 2018, 12:38 PM

How about 2AA Champions....

106. Chase Groh
113. Nick Johnson
120. Justin Stauffacher
126. Jackson Stauffacher
132. Justin Sampson
138. Tanner Kroells
145. Justin Kopet
152. Tyler Wagener
160. Cade Mueller
170. John Huss
182. Christian Kurth
195. Nick Nolan
220. Steven Hajas
HWT. Calvin Menke

Anyone got anything better?

3girlsanddad

Jan 15 2018, 05:01 PM

Thats 2

Jan 15 2018, 12:38 PM

How about 2AA Champions....

106. Chase Groh
113. Nick Johnson
120. Justin Stauffacher
126. Jackson Stauffacher
132. Justin Sampson
138. Tanner Kroells
145. Justin Kopet
152. Tyler Wagener
160. Cade Mueller
170. John Huss
182. Christian Kurth
195. Nick Nolan
220. Steven Hajas
HWT. Calvin Menke

Anyone got anything better?

No Pickell or Jakes???

Not only 2AA champs, they will be state champs!!!

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 04:09 PM

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 09:43 AM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Care to validate your statement of Scott West bending the eligibility rules with facts, BRM8?
Or are you akin to the typical MSNBC reporter

Eligibility for student athletes participating in the MSHSL must comply with the credit requirements established in bylaw 103.00. Students must be on
track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.

With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress".

Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine.

In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole.

It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

That’s very educational djs, and I thank you for the information...
However, it does validate BRM8’s assertion that Scott West bends the rules and I am asking for an incident that proves his statement... otherwise he should keep his unfounded statements to the Hutchinson wrestling room!

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 04:09 PM

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Eligibility for student athletes participating in the MSHSL must comply with the credit requirements established in bylaw 103.00. Students must be on
track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.

With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress".

Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine.

In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole.

It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

That’s very educational djs, and I thank you for the information...
However, it does validate BRM8’s assertion that Scott West bends the rules and I am asking for an incident that proves his statement... otherwise he should keep his unfounded statements to the Hutchinson wrestling room!

I don't think it is appropriate to bring student athletes names into the conversation. Nothing will change because of it. Water under the bridge.

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 04:09 PM

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 10:15 AM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Eligibility for student athletes participating in the MSHSL must comply with the credit requirements established in bylaw 103.00. Students must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.<br /><br />With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress". <br /><br />Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine. <br /><br />In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole. <br /><br />It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

That’s very educational djs, and I thank you for the information...<br />However, it does validate BRM8’s assertion that Scott West bends the rules and I am asking for an incident that proves his statement... otherwise he should keep his unfounded statements to the Hutchinson wrestling room!

I don't think it is appropriate to bring student athletes names into the conversation. Nothing will change because of it. Water under the bridge.

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 07:47 PM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 04:09 PM

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deepStudents must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade. That means that Junior in high school, at this time, must be able to graduate in 3 semesters. If they will need additional help such as summer school or after school programs, they are technically ineligible.<br /><br />With that being said, is there alternatives and exceptions to make it work. YES. Some schools may place ineligible students into special classes with an individual educational plan (IEP). Then the requirements are waived and reclassified to "making satisfactory progress". <br /><br />Eligibility exceptions for "satisfactory progress" can be used if approved the school principal. The league does not have a definition for "satisfactory progress" but leaves the requirements to the local district and school board to determine. <br /><br />In conclusion, if the student in question has enough successfully completed credits to earn a high school diploma in 3 semesters then he is fine to complete. If he does not, and competes, then its the ethical and moral standards of the school district, coaching staff, and wrestling program as a whole. <br /><br />It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.

That’s very educational djs, and I thank you for the information...<br />However, it does validate BRM8’s assertion that Scott West bends the rules and I am asking for an incident that proves his statement... otherwise he should keep his unfounded statements to the Hutchinson wrestling room!

I don't think it is appropriate to bring student athletes names into the conversation. Nothing will change because of it. Water under the bridge.

Don’t want to mention names because there are none

Stop trying to pump up your narrative by cutting others down. Especially without merit!!!

JROB4PREZ

Jan 15 2018, 08:22 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 07:47 PM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 04:09 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deepStudents must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade.

I don't think it is appropriate to bring student athletes names into the conversation. Nothing will change because of it. Water under the bridge.

Don’t want to mention names because there are none

Stop trying to pump up your narrative by cutting others down. Especially without merit!!!

I’m sure the young man wrestling the spot that the supposed “move in” will likely take is pumped. Put in the work and get benched for a better showing at team sections and possibly state. Interesting to see how it pans out.

buwahkon

Jan 16 2018, 07:56 AM

Maybe they know more about Scott West then Scott West does???

buwahkon

Jan 16 2018, 05:40 AM

JROB4PREZ

Jan 15 2018, 08:22 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 07:47 PM

BRM8

Jan 15 2018, 06:02 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deepStudents must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade.

Don’t want to mention names because there are none

Stop trying to pump up your narrative by cutting others down. Especially without merit!!!

I’m sure the young man wrestling the spot that the supposed “move in” will likely take is pumped. Put in the work and get benched for a better showing at team sections and possibly state. Interesting to see how it pans out.

Has the world gotten so lazy that an ounce of investigation is too much work?
I guess it’s just easier to post bull&$#* on the forum
JROB. Please tell to whom you are referring to in your post?

Jeep'n

Jan 16 2018, 12:38 PM

Nothing to hear...Maybe its me, but any post coming 2:25AM on a Sunday morning seems a little dubious. What time do the bars close? :D :D :D :D

JROB4PREZ

Jan 16 2018, 12:57 PM

buwahkon

Jan 16 2018, 05:40 AM

JROB4PREZ

Jan 15 2018, 08:22 PM

buwahkon

Jan 15 2018, 07:47 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deepStudents must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade.

I’m sure the young man wrestling the spot that the supposed “move in” will likely take is pumped. Put in the work and get benched for a better showing at team sections and possibly state. Interesting to see how it pans out.

Has the world gotten so lazy that an ounce of investigation is too much work?
I guess it’s just easier to post bull&$#* on the forum
JROB. Please tell to whom you are referring to in your post?

Very aggressive rebuttal. Sometimes this is the research, waiting for some dink to blow up. No need to mention names, I think it’s been mentioned further up the page.

Thats 2

Jan 16 2018, 02:06 PM

JROB4PREZ

Jan 16 2018, 12:57 PM

buwahkon

Jan 16 2018, 05:40 AM

JROB4PREZ

Jan 15 2018, 08:22 PM

Quoting limited to 4 levels deepStudents must be on<br />track to meet the school’s graduation requirements in six years (12 consecutive semesters) beginning with the first day of attendance in the 7th grade.

Has the world gotten so lazy that an ounce of investigation is too much work?
I guess it’s just easier to post bull&$#* on the forum
JROB. Please tell to whom you are referring to in your post?

Very aggressive rebuttal. Sometimes this is the research, waiting for some dink to blow up. No need to mention names, I think it’s been mentioned further up the page.

a simple look at
http://www.mshsl.org/mshsl/rosters.asp?actnum=424
and scrolling to Scott West would reveal to you that all this talk is HORSE S#*T

But its always easier to condemn a team without proof

Jackwagons!

djs7s

Jan 15 2018, 02:42 PM

It sounds to me that the Hutchinson School District and coaching staff was not willing to drop their standards, and overall expectations, for an exceptional athlete.