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Championship Review Moving for 2013 NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC AssOCIATION BULLETIN Volume 65, Number 3 Spring 2013 He worked out early, practiced late, and then studied deep into the night. The next day, he did it all over again. He knew the extra effort he made being a student-athlete today… …would help him do even bigger things in life tomorrow. High school sports: A winning part of a complete education. This message presented by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association and the North Carolina Athletic Directors Association. HighSchoolSportsAd-8.5x11-VersionA-FNL.indd 34 12/18/12 9:48 AM NCHSAA Board Of Directors Takes Actions At Winter Meeting CHAPEL HILL—The North Carolina High practice on October 15 and start playing games officials; proposal places emphasis on earning School Athletic Association Board of Directors on first day of practice for football playing points in clinics, state rules clinics and scrim- completed its winter Board meeting by taking schools. Extra games must be completed prior mages, reduces weight on exam (which is on actions in a number of different areas. to first playing date for football playing schools; line) and adds points for varsity games worked. One of the significant changes the Board those games will not count for seeding but it made is the elimination of the “pod” system for does give those schools additional revenue – Created new booking association since North NCHSAA football playoffs in 2-A, 2-AA, 3-A, possibilities, and it actually goes back to a rule State Association currently has 129 schools; 3-AA, 4-A and 4-AA. The pods will be main- in place previously North State will then have 73 schools and new tained in 1-A and 1-AA because of the extreme agency 48 travel that can happen in those classifications. – Recommend change in By Laws by changing Even though the straight seeding will increase time period for submitting proposed amend- – Approved changing title from “booking agent” travel in other classifications, the Board noted ments; to change “no less than 20 days” be- to “regional supervisor of officials” for those that the NCHSAA has increased travel allot- fore Annual Meeting to “by November 1”; positions—reflects duties more accurately and ments and has returned much more money for this would be balloted to full membership, for the expectations to teach, train and supervise the schools that may help offset increased travel 2013-14 school year, and would take a three- — Approved fee increase for officials; no increase costs. fourths majority of the total ballots distributed in football, for instance since 2006; 10% in- Among the other major items approved by to pass crease per game fee per sport beginning 2014- the Board: – Clarifying language in By Laws to say 15 school year (average $6 per game), and fees – Information was shared about the upcom- “Commissioner shall distribute” (instead of remain the same until realignment year 2018- ing 100th anniversary celebration for the current language “mail”); the other adjustment 19. North Carolina is also one of few states NCHSAA, which will be held during 2013-14 would be”…three fourths of the total ballot dis- that does not pay travel for officials. tributed”, effective for 2013-14 academic year –Approved playoff calendar for 2013-14 The Board also agreed in principle on rec- – Clarifying language in current edition of ommendations from two committees that have – Increased length of both men’s and women’s la- Handbook relating to non-boarding parochial been operating during the fall. One set of rec- crosse seasons by one week, with no increase in schools: “athletes shall not be given scholarship ommendations came from the Non-Traditional number of games; effective 2014 aid or other financial considerations with the Schools Committee and another from the exception of need-based aid as determined by Education and Athletics Committee. Further ac- – Approved summer dead period of two weeks an independent agency”; change would be for tion will be taken at the Board meeting in May. for all sports in terms of off season work; one 2013-14 academic year NCHSAA commissioner Davis Whitfield week during the week of the fourth of July and said, “We had a number of difficult issues one week during NCCA coaches clinic – Recommended moving forward with plans to to address and our Board worked hard to renovate NCHSAA offices determine what was in the best interest of our – Approved change in basketball start date for membership.” H non-football playing schools; they may start – Restructured promotional points system for Kickoff Celebration Starts NCHSAA Centennial Activities At Friday Center CHAPEL HILL—The North Carolina High School Athletic Association highlighting the celebration: “honoring the past, embracing the present officially began the celebration of its 100th anniversary with a special kickoff and shaping the future.” He mentioned that a coffee table book about the celebration in January. NCHSAA and its history, authored by Raleigh News and Observer writer The event was held at The Friday Center in Chapel Hill, and visitors Tim Stevens, a member of the National High School Sports Hall of Fame, came from all across the state. should be available in the spring. Several speakers were part of the program. Two of the state’s outstand- Commissioner Whitfield also discussed plans for renovating the ing coaches, Michael Gainey at Rocky Mount and former West Henderson NCHSAA office building, which is 35 years old. coach Jan Stanley, now in the NCHSAA Hall of Fame, talked about their Former NCHSAA president Ralph Holloway, who is helping to organize experiences in coaching and the value they had derived from working with some of the centennial activities, served as master of ceremonies. the NCHSAA. An open house followed at the NCHSAA offices. Two corporate sponsors addressed working with the Association from Sponsors of the kickoff event included American Advantage Marketing their perspective, including Lawrence Braxton of American Advantage and Group, the Chapel Hill-Orange County Visitors Bureau and the Eddie and Chris Smith of the Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation. Smith Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation. talked about his grandfather, the late Wilburn C. Clary, who is a member of The year of festivities will end with a Gala Celebration event on January 11, the NCHSAA Hall of Fame. 2014. During 2013, the NCHSAA has planned activities and opportunities for Current NCHSAA president Dr. Stewart Hobbs related how high school member schools, teams, players and fans to help celebrate the Centennial Year. athletics had shaped him and executive director emeritus Charlie Adams A special web portal at the NCHSAA web site (www.nchsaa.org) contains reflected on the history of the organization. a calendar of events, resources and other information for the Centennial NCHSAA commissioner Davis Whitfield talked about the tag line Celebration. H 2 SPRING 2013 NCHSAA Bulletin Broughton High School Standout Named Gatorade Girls Cross Country Runner Of Year In State CHICAGO—In its 28th year of honoring the nation’s best high school Christian. “In doing so, I needed a leader and someone who could and athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with USA TODAY High would model the values and characteristics of success. Megan Sullivan has School Sports, today announced Megan Sullivan of Broughton High School become that leader. She has not only been selected as the girls track and as its 2012-13 Gatorade North Carolina Girls Cross Country Runner of cross country MVP, but she models that role exceptionally—not just as our the Year. Sullivan is the first Gatorade North Carolina Girls Cross Country top runner and state champion, but as a team leader and a true supporter of Runner of the Year to be chosen from Broughton High School. her teammates’ goals and successes.” The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, Sullivan will begin her senior year of high school this fall. but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary charac- The Gatorade Player of the Year program annually recognizes one win- ter demonstrated on and off the racecourse, distinguishes Sullivan as North ner in the District of Columbia and each of the 50 states that sanction high Carolina’s best high school girls cross country runner. school football, girls volleyball, boys and girls cross country, boys and girls The 5-foot-7 junior raced to the NCHSAA 4-A individual state cham- basketball, boys and girls soccer, baseball, softball, and boys and girls track & pionship this past season with a time of 17:48.03, clocking the fastest time field, and awards one National Player of the Year in each sport. The selection among North Carolina competitors and leading the Caps to third place as a process is administered by the Gatorade high school sports leadership team team. Sullivan placed 55th at the Nike Cross Nationals Southeast Regional in partnership with USA TODAY High School Sports, which work with top championships in 19:05. She won four regular-season meets and recorded sport-specific experts and a media advisory board of accomplished, veteran the state’s top time at the Trinity/Valkyrie Invitational. prep sports journalists to determine the state winners in each sport. Sullivan has maintained a 3.66 weighted GPA in the classroom. In ad- Sullivan joins Gatorade North Carolina Girls Cross Country Runners dition to annually completing more than 25 hours of community service of the Year Sammy George (2011-12, Millbrook High School), and Darby for her school, including community-cleanup efforts and a service-mission Middlebrook (2010-11, Watauga High School) as recent NCHSAA athletes trip to the Dominican Republic, she has volunteered on behalf of the Lacy who have won the cross country award since its inception in 2007.
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