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Vol. 86 Issue Number 8 BULLETIN

Charter Official Publication of the ___M_e_m__b_er___ National Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Federation of State HS Stevens Point, WI April 23, 2010 Associations Favor-Hamilton to be Inducted into Former Brewers Standout Hisle to National High School Hall of Fame Keynote Scholar Athlete Ceremony STEVENS POINT, Wis. – Former Stevens Point Area Senior High Former Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Larry Hisle will serve as the featured speaker for School standout Suzy Favor-Hamilton, along with four other outstand - the 27th Annual WIAA Scholar Athlete Ceremony scheduled for Sunday, May 2, at the West - ing former high school athletes headline the 2010 class of the National wood Conference Center in Wausau, Wis. Federation of State High School Associations Hall of Fame. Hisle played for the Brewers from 1978-82. He also played with the Philadelphia Phillies Favor-Hamilton becomes the first female athlete from the state (1968-71) and Minnesota Twins (1973-77) during his to enter the Hall. She is one of the greatest distance runners in U.S. Major League career. history – from her 11 WIAA State titles to her nine NCAA individual Hisle is currently employed with the Milwaukee championships at the University of Wisconsin and finally to her three Brewers, serving as the Manager of Youth Outreach Olympic appearances. At SPASH, Favor-Hamilton won four WIAA State for the organization. He is also the president of Major Cross Country championships and holds the state record for fastest League Mentoring, a youth mentoring program in Mil - Suzy time on a 3,200-meter course. In track, she won the 1,600 run at the waukee. Favor-Hamilton State meet four consecutive years, and she also claimed titles in the Formerly, he was the hitting coach for the 800 run, 1,600 relay and 3,200 relay. She still holds the State 800-meter record set 24 Toronto Blue Jays for four seasons, helping them to a years ago. World Series titles in 1992 and 1993. As their hitting coach in 1993, John Olerud, Paul Molitor and Roberto At the University of Wisconsin, in addition to the nine NCAA titles, Favor-Hamilton Alomar finished first, second and third in batting av - won 23 Big Ten Conference titles and 14 All-American honors. She was named Big Ten erage in the American League, respectively. Athlete of the Decade for the 1990s. Hisle was selected American League All-Star Since her graduation from Wisconsin in 1991, Favor-Hamilton has competed exten - team in 1977 and 1978. In 1977, he posted a .302 sively around the world. She made three Olympic teams (1992, 1996 and 2000) and was batting average with 28 home runs and led the Amer - ranked No. 1 in the United States five times. In 2000, she was ranked No. 1 in the world ican League with 119 runs driven in. During the 1978 with a 1,500-meter time of 3:57.40 and was named USA Track and Field Distance Runner campaign, he hit .290 with 34 home runs and 115 Hisle played five seasons with the Brewers and was named an American of the Year. Since her retirement from competitive running, Favor-Hamilton has been a runs batted in. He finished third in the American League All-Star in 1978 &1979 motivational speaker and works with women in Madison, through her running/walking League MVP voting behind Jim Rice and Ron Guidry. club. In addition, Larry was identified as a Topp’s Rookie All-Star in 1969. He hit for the cycle She is the third Wisconsin athlete overall to be enshrined into the NFHS Hall of on June 4, 1976, and stole four bases in one game on June 30, 1976, both while playing for Fame. The two previous inductees were Alan Ameche in 1986 and Elroy Hirsch in 1988. the Minnesota Twins. The other former athletes to be inducted into the Hall are Michael Carter, football In 14 seasons, Hisle posted a .273 career batting average with 166 home runs and 674 and track and field athlete, Dallas Thomas Jefferson High School in Texas; Janet Evans, RBIs in 1197 games played. swimmer, Placentia El Dorado High School in California; John Godina, football and track Hisle was born and raised by relatives in Portsouth, Ohio. At Portsouth High School, he and field athlete, Cheyenne Central High School in Wyoming; and Katrina McClain, bas - excelled in basketball, baseball and academics. Hisle was named as a high school All-America ketball player, Charleston St. Andrews Parrish High School in South Carolina. basketball player and belonged to the National Honor Society. These five athletes are among 12 individuals who will be inducted in the NFHS Na - In recent years, Larry has been featured in Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel articles for his tional High School Hall of Fame July 10 at the San Diego Marriott and Marina in San Diego, outstanding contributions to the Milwaukee community, especially his work within the Milwau - kee School District. He is recognized as a true Wisconsin “hero,” especially to a group of inner- Calif. The 28th Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be the closing event of the 91st an - city children facing challenges. nual NFHS Summer Meeting. Today, Hisle meets with kids in the Milwaukee School District of which half of his young The National High School Hall of Fame was started in 1982 by the NFHS to honor pupils are considered "at-risk." He meets frequently with parents and principals. high school athletes, coaches, contest officials, administrators, fine arts coaches/directors When his son, Larry Hisle, Jr., started Directors of Continuing Services (DCS) in Milwau - and others for their extraordinary achievements and accomplishments in high school kee, Hisle Sr. found it a perfect fit. The firm provides psychological, educational and mentoring sports and activity programs. This year ’s class increases the number in the Hall of Fame services to kids and families. to 374. "I always tell the kids, 'This is a lifelong relationship,’" Hisle said. "In five years, ten years, The five individuals were chosen after a two-level selection process involving a I'm going to be calling; I'm going to be stopping by. That's where I believe the challenge will screening committee composed of active high school state association administrators, be, because the goal is not for a kid to perform better than ever for six months or a year, but coaches and officials, and a final selection committee composed of coaches, former ath - for year after year after year. letes, state association officials, media representatives and educational leaders. Nomina - “I want the kids to do the things that are going to make their family proud,” he continued. tions were made through NFHS member associations.  “I'm only doing something for these kids that should be done for every kid in the country." The WIAA Scholar athlete reception is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. on May 2. The re - ception and program is underwritten by Marshfield Clinic. Sportsmanship Summit Each year, WIAA member high schools in the state are invited to nominate one boy and one girl for Scholar Athlete honors. To qualify for the WIAA Scholar Athlete Award, a nominee must have earned at least four varsity letters through the first half of his/her senior year and Coming in September must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.  The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association in cooperation with Rural Insurance will conduct its fifth biennial Sportsmanship Summit Wednesday, In This Issue Sept. 29, 2010 at the Holiday Inn & Convention Center in Stevens Point, Wis. Spring Tournament Assignments All schools in the membership are encouraged to attend. Registration infor - Baseball Questions & Answers ...... Page 24 Softball Information ...... Pages 15 & 27 mation will be sent to all schools later this month. Teams will consist of six mem - Boys Golf Assignments ...... Pages 20-21 Softball Seeding Meetings ...... Pages 25 & 27 bers from each participating school, which can include students, coaches, ad - Boys Tennis Assignments ...... Page 14 Sports Report Plus ...... Page 22 ministrators, parents or members of the community. Directory Changes ...... Page 4 Spring Baseball Assignments ...... Pages 9-13 Eligibility Q & A’s ...... Pages 17-19 & 21-22 Spring Baseball Seeding Meetings ...... Page 26 The Summit is scheduled to begin with registration at 8:30 a.m. with the Games Wanted ...... Pages 5-6 Summer Baseball Assignments ...... Page 8 first session starting at 9 a.m. The cost of the event is $125 per team, which in - Girls Soccer Assignments ...... Pages 4-6 Tennis Interpretations ...... Page 23 cludes Summit materials, souvenir t-shirt and lunch. Golf Information ...... Pages 8, 10-13 Test Dates ...... Page 28 Middle Level Council Openings ...... Page 2 Thank You Medical Providers ...... Page 3 The purpose of the Summit is to assist membership schools in addressing NCAA’s Stance on Illegal Pitches ...... Page 2 Track & Field Assignments ...... Page 7 citizenship and sportsmanship issues with students, student-athletes, adult fans, Skinfold Measurer Applications ...... Page 9 Track & Field Q & A’s ...... Page 24 advisors, parents and booster clubs; developing plans to improve or maintain Softball Assignments ...... Pages 15-19 WADA Insights ...... Page 16 good sportsmanship; defining appropriate behavior; and setting sportsmanship Web site < http://www.wiaawi.org > expectations as a means to educate.  email < [email protected] > General Use < [email protected] > Officials Department Page 2 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 2010-11 Middle Level Council Openings 2010 NASO Sports Openings on the WIAA Middle Level Advisory Council will exist in the following posi - tions for the 2010-11 school year. District 1 representative, District 4 representative, Dis - Officiating Summit trict 7 representative, Gender At-Large representative, Ethnic At-Large representative and Non-Public School At-Large representative. This year’s Summit will be held in Minneapolis at the Mar - The Middle Level Council includes a representative from each Board of Control District, riott Minneapolis City Center on July 25-27. The theme for the an ethnic at-large, gender at-large, and a non-public school at-large representative along event is “Rights, Requirements, Risks: The Shared Responsibil - with liaison representation made available to the Department of Public Instruction, Wiscon - ity of Officiating.” sin Association of Middle Level Educators, Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association and the Many of the Summit educational sessions will focus on that Wisconsin Athletic Trainers Association. theme and others will center on hot topics in the industry. It’s For the Ethnic At-Large position the candidate would have to have origins in black the closest the Summit’s been to Wisconsin in several years. racial groups of Africa; Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American or other Some of the sessions attendees can expect to see this Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race; Asian; Pacific Islander: American Indian; or summer include: Alaskan Native. Membership on the Council is open to administrators, or building administrators Who’s Responsible for What? The “shared responsibil - and/or athletic directors of WIAA member middle level schools containing Grades 6-8 stu - ity of officiating” is a two-way street for officials and adminis - dents (or any combination thereof). trators. But is it just a cliché? Dissect the real-world responsi - An election does not take place for Middle Level Council representatives. A listing of bilities leagues, administrators and officials share. interested candidates is provided to the Board of Control who then appoints an individual Requirements Not Optional – The demands of a prop - to fill the position. The position is for a three-year term. erly officiated game require much more than putting the ball in This Council meets three times a year. For more information on this Council or if you play and making calls. Officiating has become an even more are interested in filling one of these vacant positions, please contact Joan Gralla at the time-consuming avocation demanding heightened levels of WIAA office.  management expertise, situational awareness and leadership. But what is really all involved? NCAA’s Stance on Illegal Pitches Right On! For rank and file officials, those who labor in the high school, college and recreation levels: What rights do they The WIAA has been making illegal pitching a pri - Where is the advantage? She’s not gaining have? What rights should they have? It’s a sensitive, timely and ority for the past several years. A number of fac - an advantage. You’re making a mockery of tors have contributed to the difficult road faced by the game! debatable topic. those umpires willing to make the calls: You can’t possibly see that from where you Break it Down – Get the play right — that is Job One for * Lack of an understanding of the rules are! any official! But what happens when the pressure is turned up * Pressure from coaches and fans This is ridiculous! and all eyes are on you? We break down tape in this session: * Fear of declining ratings She hasn’t been called for that all year! real plays, real rulings and real analysis. See the plays and hear * Inconsistent calls by other umpires during the You only call that when there are runners incisive ”insider” analysis of what actually happened — and the on base! high school season and an apparent disregard by aftermath — from the officials who were there on the firing line. How can you call that in the 7th (or 4th or some who work summer and college ball. Officials and Suspensions – Suspensions for incorrect 6th or whatever) inning? High school coaches are also faced with pressure judgment calls are on the rise. It is a fairly new phenomenon Want to go home, Blue? Need to score a when parents hire an individual as a pitching coach run? Let the players decide the game! and it’s occurring at many levels. Questions abound: What good who may not be familiar with NFHS rules or worse You’ve got to use some common sense, is being served by such a tactic? Who is the intended benefici - yet, may not have the integrity expected of those Blue!” ary? What affect does this have on an official, on an officiating working with high school athletes. These situations “Calling every illegal pitch is tough, hard emo - staff? How public should disciplinary actions be? One of today’s may not be common, but they certainly take center tional work. There is no joy in calling illegal pitches. hottest topics. stage at various times during the season. There is certainly no joy in calling multiple illegal Conflicts of Interest: When in Doubt … Many officiat - The WIAA’s efforts to clamp down on illegal pitches. It is tough on the umpire’s psyche, and it ing and sports governing bodies have a code of ethics. The in - pitching has received a boost from the NCAA. This is exhausting – not joyful or fun or pleasant and tegrity of officials must be carefully and thoughtfully safe - season the NCAA has made calling illegal pitches a nothing to brag about. After games in which multi - guarded. A Code of Ethics provides limited guidance as to what priority for college umpires. Art Hill (NCAA umpire ple illegal pitches are called, umpires are mentally constitutes conflicts of interest. What is the risk to an assigner and college league assignor) has allowed me to use and emotionally exhausted.” (Kathy Strahm) when the official doesn’t divulge information pertinent to the quotes from his recent memo to all Wisconsin col - Many of you will recall that last season WFSCA assignment? There seem to be few if any absolutes. More def - lege umpires: president Rich Frost (Neenah) provided a message inition is needed. “Umpires across the country are ruling and call - to all high school coaches regarding the responsi - Your Officials, The Media and You – Gone are the days ing with a new sense of integrity regarding illegal bility and ethics that high school coaches have to the game and their players. As a coach, you are re - when an apparently kicked call will go away as soon as the next pitches. They are making a difference; they are sponsible for having your pitcher pitch legally. If cleaning up the pitching in the NCAA game. As game is started. Officials are subject to the scrutiny of tradi - you are questioning the legality of your opponent painful as this period is, calling all illegal pitches is tional media and now anyone with a computer and Internet ac - speak directly with the umpires prior to the game good for the game and the right thing to do. All cess can voice an opinion to the masses. How does your organ - regarding your concerns or between innings. ization handle a missed call? How do you support an official umpires must support all other umpires by making Loudly complaining about your opponent or merely who is being unfairly skewered? the call.” (Kathy Strahm) trying to “get in her head” are not acceptable! Making the illegal pitch call is tough. Art includes I hope that everyone can work together this Great Calls: Indisputable Video Evidence – Let’s cele - the following examples of comments from coaches season to provide the best possible experience for brate our finest moments — making great calls! We contacted and fans: all Wisconsin softball players! several organizations and they jumped at the chance to present “It’s not about you, Blue! Wishing you the best this season, Marcy their greatest calls, no-calls and best-handled situations. A cel - Let them play! Thurwachter  ebration you won’t want to miss. Feel the pride. The Risk That is Social Networking – Social networking White Soccer Jersey Required sites like Facebook and Twitter can be effective tools for officials to exchange information and strengthen relationships. Yet offi - Effective in 2012 cials who use social media to comment on, or perhaps vent Beginning with the 2012 fall soccer season, the home team will be required to wear solid about, officiating-related issues can overlook the fact that post - WHITE jerseys and socks and the visiting team shall wear dark jerseys and socks. This is according ings on these and other social media sites are often viewed by to a recent newsletter we received from the National Federation with the rule changes for next year. people other than the intended recipients. The rules of this The only area of the jersey in which you may have color is the number, school name, or manufacturer game are just being written. Get in on the ground floor. logo. No colored trim. The requirement for white jerseys is a change from the existing rule that allows a team to wear In addition to the Summit sessions, NASO is again devel - “light” jerseys at home. This will be a requirement for varsity teams only. Any light jerseys currently oping targeted interactive, hands-on workshops, including a being used at the varsity level could be used for subvarsity teams. workshop block specifically for local association leaders and This requirement is very similar to the change that was made in the sport of basketball in 2008. NASO-ON members designed at developing a model evaluation In addition, beginning with the 2012 fall season, the goalkeeper jersey will be required to have a program. number on the back and on the front of the jersey or short similar to a field player’s jersey. The num - The Summit program features some of the most-talked ber on the back must be a minimum of 6” in height and the front number 4” in height. about issues in the officiating industry. It’s NASO’s most exten - Beginning in the fall of 2010, only those names, patches, emblems, logos or insignias referenc - sive program to date. Don’t miss out on the opportunity. For ing the school are permitted on the team uniform. This rule addition prohibits players from wearing any names, patches, emblems, or insignias that represent any soccer club, soccer association or more information on Summit registration and accommodations sponsor(s) on their uniform. This rule clarifies that only names, patches, emblems or insignias that at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center, contact NASO at 262- represent their school are permitted.  632-5448.  Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 3

OFFICIALS Approved Officials Clinics/Camps 2010 Winter State

NOTE: Clinic participation does NOT exempt official from sport meeting re - Tournament Officials quirements. ALL criteria for an advanced classification must be met. See Page 3 of the Guide for Officials (Officials Center) for details re - GIRLS BASKETBALL BOYS BASKETBALL garding classification advancement requirements. Brad Baumgart, Kaukauna; Cliff Tim Ackerman, Verona; Tim Bas - E. Bell, Milwaukee; Wayne E. Brevik, sett, Rice Lake; Greg Blum, Madi - son; Michael J. Breed, Cameron; THE RIGHT CALL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS CAMP Fairchild; Patrick Buechel, Darren Budahn, Milwaukee; Mike Kaukauna; Jason Dahl, Hartland; Dates: May 7-9, 2010 Bunge, Waunakee; Mike Carr, Mid - Taylor DeValk, Fitchburg; Shelley Site: Madison Area Technical College dleton; Gregg Dati, Brookfield; Ryan Dietz, New Franken; Jim Dolesy, Contact: Ralph Sirmons 608-217-4735 or [email protected] DeLong, Holmen; Tim Diener, Lis - Holmen; Jodi Duffe, Green Bay; bon; Tom Fiedler, Eau Claire; Ted THREE ZEBRA’S 3-PERSON OFFICIALS CAMP Mike Endreas, Spencer; Bob Fasick, Ford, Milwaukee; John A. Fullerton, Madison; Andre Gosch, Waukesha; Dates: May 14-16, 2010 Fitchburg; John Furrer, Menomonee Tim Haldiman, Waterloo; Andy Falls; Andy Gallion, Milwaukee; Tony Site: Wisconsin Dells – Just a Game Fieldhouse Hansen, Elkhart Lake; Jeff Hartl, Giombetti, Appleton; Craig Hoepp - Contact: Brian Kenney 608-448-9034 or [email protected] Kieler; John Horn, Dane; Tammy ner, Jackson; Dan Howard, Fitch - Web Site: www.kenneyenterprises.org/dellscamp Hutchison, Racine; Duane Ives, burg; Charlie Ihle, West Salem; Madison; Denita Johnson, Milwau - Mark Jandrin, Luxemburg; Stephen Note: Must be Level 4 or higher to attend. kee; John Key, Green Bay; Kevin La - Johnson, Milwaukee; Tim Jorgensen, STATELINE BASKETBALL 3-PERSON & 2-PERSON Joie, Superior; Paul L. Laxton, Hol - Green Bay; Tom Kissinger, Hartland; men; Lisa Magis, Madison; Jason Lee Kornaus, New Franken; Ray OFFICIALS CAMP Mangin, Oshkosh; Bart Matzek, Kosey, Superior; Dan Krone, Dates: June 12, 2010 Prescott; Brad Matzek, Prescott; Shawano; Todd Krueger, Oshkosh; Site: UW-Platteville Mike Matzek, Prescott; Tim McIn - Jeff Lewis, Franklin; Steven Luebke, tyre, Danbury; John Miller, On - New Berlin; Steve Matuszewski, Contact: Mike Pfeil [email protected] alaska; Chuck Morning IV, New Franken; Ryan Nelson, Eau NORTHERN WISCONSIN BASKETBALL OFFICIATING CAMP Menomonie; Tyler Moy, Eau Claire; Claire; Tyler Nelson, Eau Claire; Ty - Russ Mueller, Kiel; Jim Myers, Fitch - rone Nichols, Milwaukee; John Pa - Dates: June 18-20, 2010 lesse, New Berlin; Cole Passe, La burg; Paul Natzke, Greenleaf; Erik T. Site: UW-River Falls Crosse; Kelvin Porter, Milwaukee; Olson, Muskego; Dan Owens, Jerry Reinke, South Milwaukee; Carl Contact: Tom Fiedler 715-577-1244 or [email protected] Kenosha; Timothy Owens, Kenosha; Rinaldi, Jr., Brookfield; Ken Schimpf THREE ZEBRA’S 2 & 3 PERSON OFFICIALS CAMP Daryl L. Pries, Weston; Ron Quirk, III, Pewaukee; Steve Sevals, Rice Racine; Mark R. Repinski, Amherst; Dates: June 24-26, 2010 Lake; Joe Theisen, Cottage Grove; Katie Seitz, Milwaukee; Ralph A. Sir - Brian Trettin, Hayward; Rick Van Site: UW-Madison (Kohl Center) mons. Sr., Sun Prairie; David Tim - Drisse, Oshkosh; Roger Van Lanen, Contact: Brian Kenney 608-448-9034 or [email protected] merman, Lancaster; Tim Treder, Green Bay; Denny Von Rueden, New Web Site: www.kenneyenterprises.org/uwmadison Kenosha; Ken Welter, Dickeyville; Berlin; Steve Wendler, Madison; Tim Widiker, Danbury; Mark Woelfel, Gary Williams, Sturtevant; Keith Zir - Note: The 2-person camp is on June 26 and the 3-person camp is June Sheboygan; Jeff Zawicki, Muskego bel, Union Grove  24-25-26. STEP AHEAD BASKETBALL OFFICIALS CAMP Thank You Medical Providers Dates: July 16-18, 2010 The WIAA would like to thank the following for providing medical serv - Site: UW-Stevens Point ices at the 2009-10 Winter State Tournaments: Contact: Dave Kelliher 608-233-3532 or showtimesportscamps.com Basketball (Boys) - Dr. Conrad Andringa, Madison; Dr. David Bern - WIS BASKETBALL YEARBOOK/KAUKAUNA BASKETBALL hardt, Madison; Dr. Deanne Eccles-Rotar, Stoughton; Dr. Scott Escher, La Crosse; Dr. Steven Merkow, Hartland; UW Athletic Staff OFFICIALS CAMP Basketball (Girls) - Dr. Conrad Andringa, Madison; Dr. David Bern - Dates: July 16-18, 2010 hardt, Madison; Dr. Alison Brooks, Madison; Dr. Kathleen Carr, Madison; Dr. Site: Kaukauna High School Deanne Eccles-Rotar, Stoughton; Dr. David Smith, Madison; UW Athletic Contact: Don Baumgart 920-788-5504 or 920-841-8813 or Staff [email protected] Gymnastics - Dr. John McDonough Wisconsin Rapids; Dr. Wayne Christie, Wisconsin Rapids; McDonough Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Cen - Note: One day camp – training officials in 2 & 3 person mechanics; 3- ter, Wisconsin Rapids person clinic all 3 days/4 sessions; 2-person clinic to be held on Hockey (Boys & Girls) - Dr. Conrad Andringa, Madison; Dr. David Saturday. aft/eve and Sunday. Bernhardt, Madison; Dr. Andy Peterson, Madison; Dr. Emily Porter, Verona; UP NORTH OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION 3-PERSON Dr. Dave Smith, Madison; UW-Sports Medicine Clinic Staff Swimming & Diving (Boys) - Dr. Laura Houser, Madison; Dr. Conrad BASKETBALL OFFICIALS CAMP Andringa, Madison; Dr. David Ulery, Oconomowoc; UW-Sports Medicine Dates: July 30-31, 2010 Clinic Staff Site: Northland Pines High School Individual Wrestling - Dr. Conrad Andringa, Madison; Dr. David Bern - hardt, Madison; Dr. Deanne Eccles-Rotar, Stoughton; Dr. Andy Peterson, Contact: Dan Meyer [email protected] or 715-356-2430 Madison; Dr. Dave Smith, Madison; Dr. David Ulery, Oconomowoc; UW Train - VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS CLINIC ing Staff Dates: July 30-31, 2010 Team Wrestling - Dr. Conrad Andringa, Madison; Dr. Andy Peterson, Site: Watertown High School Madison; Dr. David Smith, Madison; Dr. David Ulery, Oconomowoc; UW Training Staff  Contact: James Hockevar [email protected] VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS CLINIC 2010-11 Re-Licensing Application Dates: August 20-21, 2010 Re-licensing application forms for the 2010-11 school year were sent to Site: Appleton (site TBA) all 2009-10 licensed officials on April 9, 2010. This mailing was a presort, so Contact: James Hockevar [email protected] it could take up to 14 days for this envelope to reach officials. If you have VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS CLINIC not received your renewal application by April 30, you can download a form Dates: August 18 & 24, 2010 from the WIAA Web site. Just click on the official’s shirt on our homepage to Site: West Allis Hale High School on Aug. 18 and Milwaukee Lutheran access the 2010-11 application. High School on Aug. 24 To avoid paying the $20 late fee, all renewal applications need to be Contact: James Hockevar [email protected]  posted marked no later then Friday, June 4, 2010.  S

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Regional A #1 Seed Ashwaubenon #1 Seed Baraboo #1 Seed Chippewa Falls Bay Port DeForest Eau Claire Memorial #8 Seed Higher seed De Pere #16 Seed Higher seed Holmen #16 Seed Higher seed Eau Claire North hosts both Green Bay East hosts both La Crosse Central hosts both games for Hudson Green Bay Preble games for La Crosse Logan #9 Seed games for #5 Seed this half #9 Seed this half Menomonie Green Bay Southwest this half Madison Memorial bracket. bracket. bracket. New Richmond Madison West #4 Seed Green Bay West #8 Seed #8 Seed River Falls Kaukauna Middleton Superior Kimberly Onalaska #3 Seed #5 Seed #5 Seed Manitowoc Lincoln Oregon New London Poynette/Portage #12 Seed #6 Seed Plymouth #12 Seed Reedsburg Area Pulaski Sauk Prairie #7 Seed Shawano Community #13 Seed Tomah #13 Seed Sheboygan North Verona Area #2 Seed Sheboygan South #4 Seed Waunakee #4 Seed AT WAUSAU WEST AT DE PERE AT MIDDLETON #1 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

#8 Seed Higher seed #14 Seed Higher seed #14 Seed Higher seed Regional B hosts both hosts both hosts both Antigo games for games for games for #5 Seed this half #11 Seed #11 Seed this half D.C. Everest this half bracket. bracket. bracket. Lakeland #4 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed Marshfield Merrill #7 Seed Rhinelander #3 Seed #7 Seed Wausau East Wausau West #6 Seed #10 Seed #10 Seed

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Appleton East #1 Seed Beaver Dam #1 Seed Badger #1 Seed Appleton North Fort Atkinson Beloit Memorial/ Appleton West #16 Seed Higher seed Greendale #16 Seed Higher seed Turner #16 Seed Higher seed Fond du Lac hosts both Kettle Moraine hosts both Burlington hosts both games for Madison East games for Elkhorn Area games for Hartford Union #9 Seed #9 Seed this half #9 Seed this half Madison La Follette Janesville Craig this half Hortonville bracket. bracket. bracket. Monona Grove Janesville Parker Menasha #8 Seed #8 Seed #8 Seed Neenah Muskego Kenosha Bradford Oshkosh North New Berlin Kenosha Tremper #5 Seed #5 Seed #5 Seed Oshkosh West Eisenhower Milton Slinger Stoughton Mukwonago #12 Seed Stevens Point #12 Seed Sun Prairie Racine Case #12 Seed Waupaca Watertown Racine Horlick West Bend East #13 Seed Waukesha North #13 Seed Racine Park #13 Seed West Bend West Waukesha South Waterford Wisconsin Rapids #4 Seed Waukesha West #4 Seed Westosha Central #4 Seed Whitnall Wilmot Union Lincoln AT NEENAH AT BEAVER DAM AT BADGER #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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SECTIONALS #7 SECTIONAL #8 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Senior High SDirectory Changes Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 AMERY HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Kevin Olson ANTIGO HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Dave Zalewski #1 Seed Arrowhead #1 Seed Cudahy/St. Francis ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Golf Coach Wayne Rott Divine Savior Brookfield Central ATLAS PREP ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL – Athletic Director Laurie Brookfield East #16 Seed Higher seed Franklin #16 Seed Higher seed Cedarburg hosts both Greenfield hosts both Lafave-Lorentz, email [email protected] Germantown games for Milw. Bay View games for BROOKFIELD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL – Wrestling Coach Chris #9 Seed #9 Seed this half this half Milwaukee Bradley Hamilton bracket. bracket. Demos, Girls Track Coach Danna Bowe Technical Homestead #8 Seed #8 Seed COLUMBUS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Al Menomonee Falls Milwaukee King Kolpanan Milw. Hamilton Milwaukee Madison/ #5 Seed #5 Seed Milwaukee Vincent Marshall/Northwest/ DOMINICAN HIGH SCHOOL – Administrator X, Principal Edward Oconomowoc Juneau Complex Fox #12 Seed Pius XI #12 Seed Milwaukee ELKHORN AREA HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Mark Mer - Wauwatosa East Pulaski/Arts gener Wauwatosa West #13 Seed Milw. Riverside #13 Seed GERMANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Jeff Stodola West Allis Central University West Allis Nathan #4 Seed Milwaukee South #4 Seed LA CROSSE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Peter Hale AT BROOKFIELD Milw. Washington AT WHITEFISH BAY Strauss #3 Seed CENTRAL Nicolet #3 Seed LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Miles Harter Oak Creek MONONA GROVE HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Dan Gage South Milwaukee Higher seed #14 Seed Higher seed #14 Seed OAK CREEK HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Golf Coach Craig Thome hosts both Whitefish Bay hosts both games for games for PITTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL – School Address: 5407 First Avenue #11 Seed #11 Seed this half this half SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL – Athletic Director (ADD) bracket. bracket. Gretchen Cipriano, email [email protected] #6 Seed #6 Seed UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL – Boys #7 Seed #7 Seed Tennis Coaches Russ Trimble & Stephen Bloch WAUKESHA NORTH HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Nick #10 Seed #10 Seed Maske WESTFIELD AREA HIGH SCHOOL – Principal David Moody #15 Seed #15 Seed WHITEWATER HIGH SCHOOL – Boys Tennis Coach Gregory Stewart, Boys Track Coach John Houwers, Girls Track Coach John #2 Seed #2 Seed Houwers  Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 5

Games Wanted Schools Should Notify WIAA When Games Are Filled. Listings will be removed after one month from the date they were first listed. The date at the end of each listing is the date that particular listing was first listed.

Oct. 1, 2010 - Varsity game. Ashland - Brian Miller 715-682-7837 Aug. 28, 2010 - Teams for varsity quad. Oostburg - ALL or [email protected]. (3-24) Molly Hengst 920-564-2346 ext. 1106 or F Oct. 4 & 27, 2010 - JV game. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer 608- [email protected]. (4-9) Cross Country 439-5371 ext. 112. (3-31) Sept. 4, 2010 - Team for freshmen or JV2 tournament DATE SPECIFIC Oct. 14, 2010 - Frosh game. Kettle Moraine Lutheran - Len Coll - (3 games guaranteed). Sheboygan North - Dan Stengel Oct. 2, 2010 - Teams for co-ed invitational. Merrill - Jordan Sinz yard 262-677-0451 ext. 1105 or [email protected]. (4-12) 920-459-3605 or [email protected]. (4-12) 715-536-4594 ext. 3024 or [email protected]. (4-7) GENERAL Sept. 18, 2010 - Team for JV quad. Sheboygan Falls - GENERAL 2010 (Week of Sept. 20) - JV game. Sparta - Bill Tourdot 608- Luke Goral 920-467-7890 ext. 3119 or lgoral@sheboygan - 2010 - Berth in varsity/JV invitational. East Troy - John Stockowitz 366-1439 or [email protected]. (4-7) falls.k12.wi.us. 4-5) 262-642-6760 ext. 236 or [email protected]. (4-13) 2010 (Week 2) - Varsity game. Princeton - Mark Lind 920-295- Oct. 2, 2010 - Team for quad (varsity/JV). Eau Claire 2010 - Berth in invitational. Valley Christian (Oshkosh) - Tanya 6571 ext. 1525 or [email protected]. (4-13) Memorial - David Kite 715-852-6448 or [email protected] 12.wi.us. (4-7) Frees 920-231-9704 ext. 26 or [email protected]. 2010 (Week 6) - Varsity game. New London - Scott Eggart 920- (4-13) 982-8420 ext. 1004 or [email protected]. (4-9) GENERAL 2010 (Week 9) - Varsity game. Marshfield - Mike Nicksic 715-387- 2010 - Varsity/JV games. Waunakee - Brian Smith Football 8464 ext. 4205 or [email protected]. (3-22) 608-849-2104 or [email protected]. (3-24) DATE SPECIFIC 2011 (Week 1) - Varsity/JV game. Kenosha St. Joseph - Mike Girls Swimming & Diving Aug. 20, 2010 - Team (varsity & JV) for scrimmage. Catholic Cen - Fisher 262-705-6090 or [email protected]. (3-26) DATE SPECIFIC tral - Eric Henderson [email protected]. (4-14) 2011 (Week 1 & 2) - Varsity game. Sevastopol - Tim Newton 920- Aug. 21, 2010 - Team for invitational. DeForest - Mike Sept. 3, 2010 - Varsity game (home). Edgerton - Mike Gregory 743-6282 ext 145 or [email protected]. (4-12) McHugh 608-842-6651 or [email protected]. 608-884-9402 ext. 314 or [email protected]. (3-25) 2011 (Weeks 1 & 2) - Varsity games. Algoma- Eric Nelson 920- (3-15) Sept. 7 or 9, 2010 - JV game. Cedar Grove-Belgium - Dan Coop - 487-7001 ext. 2209. (4-9) man 920-668-8686 ext. 552 or [email protected]. (4-5) 2011 & 2012 (Week 2) - Varsity/JV game. East Troy - John Stock - Girls Tennis Sept. 13, 2010 - JV game. Lodi - Jeff Lund 608-592-3853 ext. owitz 262-642-6760 ext. 236 or [email protected]. (4-13) DATE SPECIFIC 4412 or [email protected]. (3-17) Aug. 19, 2010 - Team for triple dual meet. Kaukauna Sept. 14 & Oct. 19, 2010 - JV games. Oostburg - Molly Hengst Boys Soccer - Corey Baumgartner 920-759-6154 or baumgart- DATE SPECIFIC 920-564-2346 ext. 1106 or [email protected]. (4-7) [email protected]. (4-7) Sept. 27, 2010 - JV game. Kettle Moraine Lutheran - Len Collyard Aug. 21, 2010 - Team for varsity quad. Kohler - Scott Feltner 920- GENERAL 262-677-0451 ext. 1105 or [email protected]. (4-12) 451-1067 or [email protected]. (4-13) 2010 - Berth in varsity invitational. Waunakee - Brian Smith - 608-849-2104 or [email protected]. (4-13) 2010 Girls Soccer Assignments – Division 2 2010 - Varsity/JV duals or berths in varsity tourna - State – Thursday-Friday-Saturday, June 17-18-19 – Uihlein Soccer Park - Milwaukee ments. Saint Thomas More - Ryan Mangan 414-481-8370 ext. 120 or [email protected]. (4-9) Higher seed will host through sectional semifinal if an approved site. June 5 games are doubleheaders. 2010 - Matches. Newman (Wausau) - Jill Mabry 715- S 845-8274 ext. 4021 or jmabry@newmancatholicsch- SECTIONAL #2 SECTIONAL #1 ools.com. (4-7) Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Girls Volleyball DATE SPECIFIC Regional A #1 Seed Regional A Aug. 31, 2010 - Team for JV/freshmen tri. Sheboygan Amery Lodi #1 Seed Falls - Luke Goral 920-467-7890 ext. 3119 or lgoral@she - Ashland #8 Seed Higher seed Mauston Higher seed boyganfalls.k12.wi.us. (4-5) Platteville/Lancaster Baldwin-Woodville hosts both hosts both Sept. 11, 2010 - Teams for varsity invitational. Dodge - Hayward #5 Seed games for this Richland Center #4 Seed games for this Medford Area half bracket. River Valley half bracket. land - Greg Kuhn 920-386-4404 ext. 1223 or Northland Pines Sparta [email protected]. (4-12) #4 Seed #5 Seed Osceola West Salem Sept. 11, 2010 - Teams for varsity tournament. Sparta Rice Lake - Bill Tourdot 608-366-1439 or [email protected]. (4-7) #3 Seed #3 Seed Sept. 18, 2010 - Teams for varsity reserve tourna - ment. Sparta - Bill Tourdot 608-366-1439 or #6 Seed #6 Seed [email protected]. (4-7) #7 Seed #7 Seed Sept. 18, 2010 - Teams for JV/freshmen invitational. Waunakee - Brian Smith 608-849-2104 or bsmith@wauna - #2 Seed # 2 Seed kee.k12.wi.us. (3-24) AT STEVENS POINT AT MOUNT HOREB Sept. 23, 2010 - Varsity/JV/freshmen dual. Whitnall - #1 Seed Todd Smith 414-525-8540 or [email protected]. (3-26) #1 Seed Sept. 25, 2010 - Team for freshmen invitational. Laco - Higher seed #8 Seed Higher seed nia - Jeff Thomas 920-872-2161 or [email protected] Regional B hosts both Regional B hosts both Belleville/New 12.wi.us. (4-12) Berlin #4 Seed games for this #4 Seed games for this Glarus Sept. 25, 2010 - Teams for varsity invitational. Med - Clintonville half bracket. half bracket. Fox Valley Lutheran Cambridge/Deerfield ford - Bob Wiinamaki 715-748-5951. (4-13) #5 Seed #5 Seed Mosinee Evansville Oct. 2, 2010 - Teams for JV/freshmen invitational. Ripon Lakeside Lutheran Medford - Bob Wiinamaki 715-748-5951. (4-13) #3 Seed #3 Seed Winneconne Madison Edgewood Oct. 2, 2010 - Freshmen teams for invitational. Green Xavier McFarland Bay Preble - Dan Retzki 920-272-7046 or dretzki@green - #6 Seed Monroe #6 Seed Mount Horeb bay.k12.wi.us. (4-7) #7 Seed #7 Seed Oct. 11, 2010 - Team for JV invitational. Laconia - Jeff Thomas 920-872-2161 or [email protected]. (4-12) #2 Seed #2 Seed GENERAL 2010 - Freshmen game or tournament dates. Indian Trail (Kenosha) - Ashley Kuehl 608-609-9988 or SECTIONALS #3 SECTIONAL #4 [email protected]. (4-7) S Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 WINTER Regional A #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Boys Basketball Freedom Brown Deer DATE SPECIFIC Milwaukee Lutheran #8 Seed Little Chute #8 Seed Higher seed Higher seed Nov. 24, 2010 - Scrimmage. Madison Memorial - Tim Luxemburg-Casco hosts both Milwaukee Ronald hosts both Notre Dame games for this Reagan/Lifelong #4 Seed games for this Ritchie 608-663-6079. (4-13) #5 Seed half bracket. Seymour half bracket. Learning Nov. 26-27, 2010 - Teams for varsity/JV tournament. Milwaukee School Sturgeon Bay #4 Seed #5 Seed Sheboygan South - Jason Ledermann 920-459-3638 or jle - Two Rivers of Languages [email protected]. (4-9) West De Pere New Berlin West #3 Seed #3 Seed Dec. 3 or 4, 2010 - Varsity/JV/freshmen games. Little Saint Joan Antida Chute - Mickey Martin 920-788-7607 or mmartin@lit - Shorewood #6 Seed Wisconsin Lutheran #6 Seed tlechute.k12.wi.us. (4-13) Dec. 7, 2010 or Jan. 4 or 11, 2011 - Game (prefer #7 Seed #7 Seed home but willing to play away). North Fond du Lac - Dave Manley 920-929-3740 ext. 5105 or [email protected] #2 Seed #2 Seed 12.wi.us. (3-25) AT GRAFTON AT SHOREWOOD Dec. 27-28, 2010 - Teams for varsity/JV tournament. #1 Seed Dodgeland - Greg Kuhn 920-386-4404 ext. 1223 or #1 Seed [email protected]. (4-12) Higher seed #8 Seed Higher seed Regional B Dec. 29-30, 2010 - Teams (varsity/JV) for tourna - Regional B hosts both hosts both Big Foot/Williams ment. Waterford - Michael Blair 262-534-3189 ext. 7520 or Campbellsport #4 Seed games for this #5 Seed games for this Bay [email protected]. (3-31) Grafton half bracket. half bracket. Catholic Memorial Kewaskum #5 Seed #4 Seed GENERAL Kiel Delavan-Darien 2010-11 - Varsity/JV freshmen games. Sevastopol - Port Washington East Troy #3 Seed #3 Seed Tim Newton 920-743-6282 ext. 145 or tnewton@sev - Sheboygan Falls Jefferson astopol.k12.wi.us. (4-12 Waupun Pewaukee #6 Seed Union Grove #6 Seed 2010-11 - Varsity/JV games. Milwaukee Academy of Whitewater Science - Agape Keys 414-933-0302 ext. 3325. (4-12) #7 Seed #7 Seed 2010-11 - Games. Eau Claire Memorial - Sue Steffes 715-852-6312 or [email protected]. (4-12) #2 Seed #2 Seed

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_M _C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_ 5 2010-11 - Games (all levels). Beaver Dam - Tim Ladron 2010-11 - Meets. Rosholt - Steve Schoofs 715-677-4541 or May 1, 2010 - Teams for JV tournament. Dodgeland - Greg Kuhn 920-885-7520 ext. 2195 or [email protected]. [email protected]. (4-12) 920-386-4404 ext. 1223 or [email protected]. (4-12) (4-5) 2010-11 - Individual dual meet. Madison La Follette - Gary Skiles May 1, 2010 - Team for tournament. Cudahy - Justin Biever 414- 2010-11 - Games (3 levels preferred, Div. 1 or 2 608-839-4251 or [email protected] . (4-14) 839-6126 or [email protected]. (4-12) schools). Waterford - Michael Blair 262-534-3189 ext. 7520 May 9, 2010 - Freshmen teams for round-robin quad. Kenosha or [email protected]. (3-31) Bradford - John Ruffolo 262-210-8457 or [email protected]. (4-9) 2010-11 - Varsity/JV games. Iola-Scandinavia - Walt Kobs PRING S May 17 or 24, 2010 (week of) - Varsity/JV game. Adams- 715-445-2411 ext. 310 or [email protected]. (3-30) Baseball 2010-11 - JV game. DeForest - Mike McHugh 608-842- Friendship - Shawn Groshek 608-339-3921 ext. 104 or DATE SPECIFIC 6651 or [email protected]. (3-25) [email protected]. (3-30) May 7, 2010 - Teams for tournament (at Irish Waters Golf GENERAL Girls Basketball Courses). Freedom - Linda Olson 920-788-7940 or lolson@freedom - 2011 - Games. Platteville - Greg Quam 608-342-4024 or DATE SPECIFIC schools.k12.wi.us. (4-12) [email protected]. (3-24) Nov. 26-27, 2010 - Teams for varsity tournament. Mil - waukee South - Dave Cunningham 262-327-2576 or cun - Girls Soccer Boys Tennis [email protected]. (3-26) DATE SPECIFIC DATE SPECIFIC Dec. 28-29, 2010 - Teams for varsity/JV tournament. Sheboygan South - Jason Ledermann 920-459-3638 or jled - May 1, 2010 - Team for quad (3 levels is possible). Madison La May 1, 2010 - Team for quad meet. Janesville Craig - Monte [email protected]. (4-9) Follette - Tim Svendsen 608-204-3656. (3-24) Phillips 608-743-5270 or [email protected]. (3-30) Dec. 29-30, 2010 - Varsity team for Sentry Classic (2 GENERAL May 1, 2010 - Team for tournament. Brookfield East - Linda Lied games). Stevens Point - Stephanie Hauser [email protected] 2010 - Berth in weekend invitational. Kenosha St. Joseph - Mike [email protected] (4-5) 12.wi.us. (3-26) Fisher 262-705-6090 or [email protected]. (3-26) May 1, 2010 - Team for varsity quad. Waukesha West - Scott Mc - GENERAL Connell 262-538-2726 or [email protected]. (4-5) 2010-11 Varsity/JV/freshmen games. Sheboygan North - Softball Dan Stangel 920-459-3605 or [email protected] DATE SPECIFIC Track & Field 12.wi.us. (4-13) Apr. 24, 2010 - Team for invitational. Sevastopol - Tim Newton DATE SPECIFIC 2010-11 - Varsity/JV games. Milwaukee Academy of Sci - 920-743-6282 ext. 145 or [email protected]. (4-12) May 11, 2010 - Team for co-ed JV meet. Milwaukee Lutheran - ence - Agape Keys 414-933-0302 ext. 3325. (4-12) Apr. 24, 2010 - Varsity team for 6-team tournament. Horicon - Matt Pankow 414-461-6000 ext. 208 or mpankow@milwaukeeluther - 2010-11 - Games. Sparta - Bill Tourdot 608-366-1439 or Teresa Graven 920-485-4441. (4-7) anhs.org. (4-12)  [email protected]. (4-9) 2010-11 - Varsity/JV game. Milwaukee South - Dave Cunningham 262-327-2576 or [email protected] 12.wi.us. (3-26) 2010 Girls Soccer Assignments – Division 3 2010-11 - Games. St. Joan Antida (Milwaukee) - John Cunningham, III 414-745-3072 or saintjoanantidabball- State – Thursday-Friday-Saturday, June 17-18-19 – Uihlein Soccer Park - Milwaukee [email protected]. (3-24) Higher seed will host through sectional semifinal if an approved site. June 5 games are doubleheaders. 2011-12 - Varsity/JV game. Plum City - Mark Luebker S 715-647-2591 or [email protected]. (3-24) SECTIONAL #1 SECTIONAL #2 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Gymnastics Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 DATE SPECIFIC Jan. 29, 2011 - Team for varsity invitational. Oshkosh Regional A Regional A West - Brad Jodarski 920-424-0143 or brad.jodarski@osh- Barron #1 Seed Aquinas #1 Seed kosh.k12.wi.us. (3-31) Bayfield Higher seed Columbus Phillips Higher seed hosts both Dodgeville Boys Hockey Somerset hosts both #5 Seed games for this Lake Mills games for this ATE PECIFIC Spooner half bracket. #5 Seed D S Prairie du Chien half bracket. Three Lakes Dec. 27-28-29, 2010 - Teams for varsity tournament. #4 Seed Watertown Luther Washburn #4 Seed Middleton - Luke Francois 608-829-9913 or lfrancois@mc - Prep Wisconsin Heights pasd.k12.wi.us. (4-9) #3 Seed #3 Seed Dec. 27-30, 2010 - Varsity teams for invitational (hosted at Waterman Arena in Wis. Dells). Reedsburg - Bryan Yager #6 Seed #6 Seed 608-524-4327 ext. 1104 or [email protected]. (3-25) #7 Seed Boys Swimming & Diving #7 Seed DATE SPECIFIC #2 Seed #2 Seed Jan. 8, 2011 - Teams for invitational. Waunakee - Brian AT STEVENS POINT AT LAKE MILLS Smith 608-849-2104 or [email protected]. (3-24) #1 Seed #1 Seed Wrestling #8 Seed Higher seed Regional B Higher seed DATE SPECIFIC hosts both Regional B Assumption hosts both #5 Seed games for this Central Wisconsin Dec. 4, 2010 - Teams for 16-team tournament Black Green Bay N.E.W. #5 Seed games for this half bracket. Christian Hawk - Jerry Mortimer 608-439-5371 ext. 112. (3-31) Lutheran half bracket. #4 Seed Clinton Dec. 11, 2010 - Team for varsity dual invitational. Wau - Kewaunee #4 Seed Hustisford Newman Catholic nakee - Brian Smith 608-849-2104 or [email protected] Lake Country Saint Mary Central #3 Seed #3 Seed 12.wi.us. (3-24) Lutheran/University Sevastopol/Gibraltar Dec. 11, 2010 - Team for varsity, 5-team round robin. Lake School Southern Door #6 Seed Sheboygan Falls - Luke Goral 920-467-7890 ext. 3119 or lgo - Lomira # 6 Seed Wrightstown Mayville [email protected]. (4-5) #7 Seed Dec. 18, 2010 - Teams for 5-team dual tournament. Palmyra-Eagle #7 Seed Spring Valley - Matt Ducklow [email protected] #2 Seed #2 Seed 12.wi.us or Carter Turner 715-778-5554 or turnerc@spring- valley.k12.wi.us. (4-14) Jan. 8, 2011 - Teams for varsity scramble. Green Bay SECTIONALS #3 SECTIONAL #4 West - Josh Murnane [email protected]. (4-14) Regionals Sectionals RegionalsS Sectionals Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Thurs., June 3 Sat., June 5 Thurs., June 10 Sat. June 12 Jan. 13, 2011 - Team for dual meet (prefer a team in northeast Wis.). Menominee, MI - Patrick Ratkovich 906-399- 4760 or [email protected]. (3-26) Regional A #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Jan. 15, 2011 - Teams for individual invitational (var - North Fond du Lac Brookfield Academy #8 Seed sity/JV). Merrill - Jordan Sinz 715-536-4594 ext. 3024 or jor - Oakfield Higher seed Cedar Grove- #8 Seed Higher seed Omro Belgium [email protected]. (4-7) hosts both hosts both Oshkosh Lourdes #5 Seed games for this Dominican #5 Seed games for this Jan. 15, 2011 - Team for 8-team dual tournament (guar - Saint Mary’s Springs half bracket. Kettle Moraine half bracket. anteed 5 duals. Mishicot - Mike Pratt 920-629-0731 or coach - Valley Christian #4 Seed Lutheran #4 Seed [email protected]. (4-9) Wautoma Living Word Winnebago Lutheran Lutheran Jan. 16, 2009 - Teams for JV invitational. Cedarburg - #3 Seed #3 Seed Brian Leair 262-376-6261 or [email protected]. Academy Ozaukee Random Lake #6 Seed (4-5) University School of #6 Seed Jan. 20, 2011 - Team for dual meet (would prefer a team Milwaukee in northeast, WI). Menominee, MI - Patrick Ratkovich 906- #7 Seed #7 Seed 399-4760 or [email protected]. (3-30) #2 Seed Jan. 22, 2011 - Teams for 16-team individual tourna - #2 Seed AT NEWHOLSTEIN ment. Sparta - Bill Tourdot 608-366-1439 or btourdot@spar - AT KETTLE MORAINE #1 Seed #1 Seed LUTHERAN tan.org. (4-7) Jan. 22, 2011 - Team for quad dual meet. Ellsworth - #8 Seed Higher seed #8 Seed Higher seed Ann Anderson 715-273-3904 or [email protected] Regional B hosts both Regional B hosts both 12.wi.us. (4-7) Elkhart Lake- #5 Seed games for this Heritage Christian #5 Seed games for this Kenosha Christian Jan. 22, 2011 - Teams for invitational. Lake Mills - Cale Glenbeulah half bracket. half bracket. Howards Grove Life Vogel 920-648-2355 ext. 303 or [email protected] #4 Seed #4 Seed New Holstein Kenosha St. Joseph 12.wi.us. (3-24) Oostburg Martin Luther #3 Seed Jan. 29, 2011 - Team for varsity dual tournament. She - Roncalli Racine Lutheran #3 Seed boygan South - Jason Ledermann 920-459-3638 or jleder- Sheboygan Area Racine Saint #6 Seed [email protected]. (4-9) Lutheran/Kohler Catherine’s #6 Seed Sheboygan County Saint Thomas More GENERAL Christian #7 Seed The Prairie School #7 Seed 2010-11 - Varsity/JV dual meet. Wauwatosa West - Kent Valders Morin 414-5631-2159 or [email protected]. (4-14) #2 Seed #2 Seed Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 7 I Track & Field 2010 Track & Field 2010 Track & Field Assignments Regionals - Monday, May 24 – Sectionals - Thursday, May 27 Tournament Series State - Friday & Saturday, June 4 & 5 DIVISION 1 Sectional Time Schedules SECTIONAL #1 – WAUSAU EAST RIVER FALLS REGIONAL – Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Menomonie, New Thursday, May 27 Richmond, River Falls, Superior. WAUSAU WEST REGIONAL – Antigo, D.C. Everest, Lakeland, Marshfield, Merrill, Rhinelander, Wausau East, Division 1 Wausau West. Starting Time SECTIONAL #2 – BAY PORT APPLETON NORTH REGIONAL – Appleton East, Appleton North, Appleton West, De Pere, Hortonville, New Lon - Host School Manager Site Field Ev./Comp. don, Stevens Point, Waupaca, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln. Badger Jim Kluge High School 4:00 ASHWAUBENON REGIONAL – Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, Green Bay East, Green Bay Preble, Green Bay South - west, Green Bay West, Pulaski, Seymour, Shawano Community. Bay Port Otis Chambers High School 3:30 SECTIONAL #3 – MADISON MEMORIAL Beaver Dam Bob Schwoch High School 4:00 MIDDLETON REGIONAL – DeForest, Madison East, Madison La Follette, Madison Memorial, Madison West, Mid - Brookfield East Corey Golla High School 4:00/4:45 dleton, Monona Grove, Sun Prairie, Waunakee. PORTAGE REGIONAL – Baraboo, Holmen, La Crosse Central, La Crosse Logan, Onalaska, Portage, Reedsburg Homestead Jim Schara & John Krueger High School 4:15/5:00 Area, Sauk Prairie, Tomah. Madison Memorial Tim Ritchie High School 4:00 SECTIONAL #4 – BEAVER DAM OSHKOSH NORTH REGIONAL – Fond du Lac, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Manitowoc Lincoln, Menasha, Neenah, Mukwonago Andy Trudell High School 4:00/4:45 Oshkosh North, Oshkosh West. Wausau East Greg Harvey High School 4:00 PLYMOUTH REGIONAL – Beaver Dam, Hartford Union, Plymouth, Port Washington, Sheboygan North, Sheboy - gan South, Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West. Division 2 SECTIONAL #5 – BADGER Boscobel Greg Bell High School 3:30 JANESVILLE PARKER REGIONAL – Beloit Memorial, Fort Atkinson, Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, Milton, Mount Horeb/Barneveld, Oregon, Stoughton, Verona Area. Colby Tami Seefluth High School 3:30/4:15 WATERFORD REGIONAL – Badger, Burlington, Delavan-Darien, Elkhorn Area, Kenosha Bradford, Kenosha Trem - Freedom Linda Olson High School 3:00 per, Waterford, Westosha Central, Wilmot Union. SECTIONAL #6 – HOMESTEAD Whitewater John Houwers & Mark Maas High School 3:00/4:00 GRAFTON REGIONAL – Cedarburg, Grafton, Homestead, Milwaukee King, Milwaukee North, Milwaukee Riverside University, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay. Division 3 MENOMONEE FALLS REGIONAL – Arrowhead, Germantown, Menomonee Falls, Milwaukee Custer, Milwaukee Madi - Bangor Bruce Brewer High School 3:30 son University/Northwest, Milwaukee Vincent, Oconomowoc, Watertown. Colfax Wes Grambo High School 3:00 SECTIONAL #7 – BROOKFIELD EAST WAUKESHA NORTH REGIONAL – Brookfield Central, Brookfield East, Hamilton, Kettle Moraine, New Berlin Eisen - Marathon Jack Culhane High School 3:00 hower, Waukesha North, Waukesha South, Waukesha West. Princeton Mark Lind & Kevin Luedke High School 3:30 WEST ALLIS NATHAN HALE REGIONAL – Divine Savior Holy Angels (girls only), Marquette University (boys only), Milwaukee Bradley Technical, Milwaukee Marshall/Juneau Complex/Languages, Milwaukee South, Milwaukee Washington/CEO Leadership, Wauwatosa East, Wauwatosa West, West Allis Central, West Allis Nathan Hale. Regional Time Schedules SECTIONAL #8 – MUKWONAGO SOUTH MILWAUKEE REGIONAL – Cudahy, Franklin, Greendale, Greenfield, Milwaukee Bay View/Milwaukee Life - Monday, May 24 long Learning, Milwaukee Hamilton, Milwaukee Pulaski/Milwaukee Arts/Ronald W. Reagan College Prep, Oak Creek, Division 1 South Milwaukee. WISCONSIN LUTHERAN REGIONAL – Mukwonago, Muskego, Pius XI, Racine Case, Racine Horlick, Racine Park, Starting Time Union Grove, Whitnall, Wisconsin Lutheran. Host School Manager Site Field Ev./Comp. DIVISION 2 Appleton North Dave Pynenberg High School 4:00 SECTIONAL #1 – COLBY Ashwaubenon Dave Steavpack High School 3:30/4:15 AMERY REGIONAL – Amery, Baldwin-Woodville, Ellsworth, Osceola, Prescott, Saint Croix Central, Saint Croix Falls, Somerset, Unity. Grafton Scott Parsons High School 3:30 BLOOMER REGIONAL – Altoona, Bloomer, Chetek/Weyerhaeuser, Durand, Elk Mound, Ladysmith, Mondovi, Janesville Parker Joe Dye Monterey Stadium 4:00/4:45 Osseo-Fairchild, Stanley-Boyd. HAYWARD REGIONAL – Ashland, Barron, Cumberland, Grantsburg, Hayward, Northwestern, Rice Lake, Spooner. Menomonee Falls David Petroff High School 3:00 PV/3:30/4:15 TOMAHAWK REGIONAL – Chequamegon, Colby, Medford Area, Mosinee, Neillsville, Nekoosa, Northland Pines, Middleton Luke Francois High School 4:15/5:00 Phillips, Tomahawk. Oshkosh North Craig Lieder Titan Stadium - UW-Oshkosh 3:30 SECTIONAL #2 – FREEDOM LITTLE CHUTE REGIONAL – Berlin, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Little Chute, Manawa, Omro, Wautoma/Faith Plymouth Mike Slagle High School 3:00 Christian Academy, Weyauwega-Fremont, Winneconne, Xavier. Portage Jim Shlimovitz High School 4:00/4:45 LUXEMBURG-CASCO REGIONAL – Denmark, Kewaunee, Luxemburg-Casco, Mishicot, Notre Dame, Southern Door/Peninsula Christian, Sturgeon Bay, West De Pere, Wrightstown. River Falls Rollie Hall High School 3:00 PESHTIGO REGIONAL – Bonduel, Clintonville, Marinette, Menominee Indian, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Peshtigo, South Milwaukee Mark Hoffman & High School 3:00 Wittenberg-Birnamwood. VALDERS REGIONAL – Brillion, Chilton, Howards Grove, Kiel, New Holstein, Roncalli, Saint Lawrence Seminary Stan Druckrey (boys only), Sheboygan Falls, Two Rivers, Valders. Waterford Union Michael Blair High School 3:30/4:15 SECTIONAL #3 – BOSCOBEL ARCADIA REGIONAL – Aquinas, Arcadia, Black River Falls, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau, Mauston, Sparta, Viroqua, Waukesha North Bob Blessington High School 3:30/4:15 West Salem, Westby. Wausau West Pam Huston High School 3:00 LANCASTER REGIONAL – Boscobel, Dodgeville/Mineral Point, Lancaster, Platteville, Prairie du Chien, Richland West Allis Nathan Hale Kristi Hansen High School 3:30 Center, River Valley, Wisconsin Heights. PARKVIEW REGIONAL – Belleville/New Glarus, Brodhead/Juda, Edgerton, Evansville, Madison Edgewood, Mc - Wisconsin Lutheran Jeff Sitz High School 3:30 Farland, Monroe, Parkview, Turner. WISCONSIN DELLS REGIONAL – Adams-Friendship, Columbus, Lodi, Marshall, Poynette, Randolph/Cambria- Division 2 Friesland, Watertown Luther Prep, Westfield Area/Montello, Wisconsin Dells. Amery Renee Chapek High School 4:00/4:45 SECTIONAL #4 – WHITEWATER CATHOLIC MEMORIAL REGIONAL – Catholic Memorial, Kenosha St. Joseph, Martin Luther, New Berlin West, Pe - Arcadia Bruce Schweisthal High School 4:00/4:45 waukee, Racine Saint Catherine’s, Saint Francis, Saint Thomas More, Shoreland Lutheran. Bloomer Chad Steinmetz High School 3:45 CLINTON REGIONAL – Big Foot, Clinton, East Troy, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Lakeside Lutheran, Palmyra-Eagle, Catholic Memorial Bill Affeldt Carroll University 3:00 Saint John’s NW Military Academy (boys only), Whitewater. KETTLE MORAINE LUTHERAN REGIONAL (hosted at Wisconsin Lutheran College) – Brown Deer, Cedar Grove- Clinton Ray Vance Clinton Middle School 4:00 Belgium, Dominican, Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Messmer, Milwaukee Lutheran, Oostburg, Random Lake, Shorewood, Hayward Barb Chiszar High School 3:00 The Hope School, University School of Milwaukee. RIPON REGIONAL – Campbellsport, Horicon, Kewaskum, Laconia, Lomira, Mayville, North Fond du Lac, Ripon, Kettle Moraine Lutheran Len Collyard Wisconsin Lutheran College 3:15 Waupun, Winnebago Lutheran Academy. Lancaster John Hoch High School 4:00 /4:45 DIVISION 3 Little Chute Dan Valentyn High School 4:00 SECTIONAL #1 – COLFAX COLFAX REGIONAL – Augusta, Boyceville, Colfax, Eleva-Strum, Elmwood/Plum City, Fall Creek, McDonell Cen - Luxemburg-Casco Dave Mayer High School 3:30 tral, Regis, Spring Valley. Parkview Shane Suehring High School 3:30/4:15 FLAMBEAU REGIONAL – Bruce, Drummond, Flambeau, Hurley, Mercer, Prentice, South Shore/Washburn, Win - ter/Lac Courte Oreilles. Peshtigo Chad Sodini High School 3:45/4:30 FREDERIC REGIONAL – Cameron, Clear Lake, Frederic, Glenwood City, Luck, Prairie Farm, Shell Lake, Siren, Ripon Rick Bunge Ingall’s Field 3:30 Turtle Lake/Clayton, Webster. Tomahawk John Zuelsdorf High School 4:00 GILMAN REGIONAL – Abbotsford, Cadott, Cornell, Gilman, Lake Holcombe, New Auburn, Owen-Withee, Rib Lake, Thorp. Valders Jesse Schneider High School 3:30 SECTIONAL #2 – MARATHON Wisconsin Dells Chris Lechnir High School 4:00 ROSHOLT REGIONAL – Iola-Scandinavia, Marion, Newman Catholic, Rosholt, Saint Mary Central, Shiocton, Tigerton, Wisconsin Valley Lutheran, Wolf River Lutheran. Division 3 STRATFORD REGIONAL – Athens, Columbus Catholic, Edgar, Granton, Loyal, Marathon, Northland Lutheran, Spencer, Stratford. Algoma Jason Melotte High School 3:00 SURING REGIONAL – Coleman, Crivitz, Florence, Gillett, Gresham Community/Bowler, Lena/Saint Thomas Bangor Bruce Brewer High School 4:00 Academy, Niagara, Suring, Three Lakes/Phelps. Colfax Wes Grambo High School 3:00 TRI-COUNTY REGIONAL – Almond-Bancroft, Amherst, Assumption, Auburndale, Pacelli, Pittsville, Port Edwards, Tri-County, Wild Rose. Darlington Brian Bennett High School 3:30 SECTIONAL #3 – BANGOR Deerfield John Polzin High School 4:00 BANGOR REGIONAL – Bangor, Brookwood, Cashton, De Soto, Hillsboro, Necedah, New Lisbon, Royall, Wonewoc- Center. Fennimore Jim Prochaska High School 3:30 DARLINGTON REGIONAL – Albany, Belmont, Benton, Black Hawk, Cuba City, Darlington, Monticello, Pecaton - Flambeau Norm Ross High School 4:00 ica/Argyle, Shullsburg, Southwestern. FENNIMORE REGIONAL – Cassville, Fennimore, Ithaca, Kickapoo/La Farge, North Crawford, River Ridge, Frederic Jeff Carley High School 3:30 Riverdale, Seneca, Wauzeka-Steuben. Gilman Craig Shepard High School 4:00 WHITEHALL REGIONAL – Alma, Blair-Taylor, Cochrane-Fountain City, Independence/Gilmanton, Lincoln, Luther, Melrose-Mindoro, Pepin, Whitehall. Kohler Lee Benish Sheb. Falls High School 4:00/4:45 SECTIONAL #4 – PRINCETON Pardeeville John Lindquist High School 4:00 ALGOMA REGIONAL – Algoma, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Gibraltar, Hilbert, Manitowoc Lutheran, Oneida Nation, Rosholt Mike Trzebiatowski High School 3:30/4:15 Reedsville, Sevastopol. DEERFIELD REGIONAL – Abundant Life Christian, Cambridge, Catholic Central, Deerfield, Racine Lutheran, The Stratford Cal Tackes Tiger Stadium 4:00/4:45 Prairie School, Trinity Academy, University Lake School, Waterloo, Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Suring Greg Lechleitner High School 4:30/5:15 KOHLER REGIONAL (hosted at Sheboygan Falls HS) – Brookfield Academy, Destiny, Kohler, Lake Country Lutheran, Living Word Lutheran, Ozaukee, Saint Mary’s Springs, Sheboygan Area Lutheran. Tri-County Bart McCarthy High School 3:30/4:15 PARDEEVILLE REGIONAL – Central Wisconsin Christian, Dodgeland, Fall River, Markesan, Oshkosh Lourdes, Whitehall Chuck Walek High School 4:15/5:00 Pardeeville, Princeton/Green Lake, Rio, Wayland Academy.  S

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SECTIONAL #1 SECTIONAL #2 SECTIONAL #3 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Friday Tuesday Friday, July 23 Friday Tuesday Friday, July 23 Friday Tuesday Friday, July 23 July 16 July 20 July 16 July 20 July 16 July 20

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Alma Elkhart Lake- Campbellsport #1 Seed Arcadia #9 Seed Glenbeulah Cedar Grove- Augusta Howards Grove #8 Seed Belgium Blair-Taylor Kiel #8 Seed AT NEW Kewaskum Cochrane-Fountain New Holstein HOLSTEIN Oostburg AT RANDOM City AT WHITEHALL Plymouth #12 Seed 10 a.m. Random Lake LAKE Eleva-Strum 1 p.m. Sheboygan Area West Bend East 11 a.m. #5 Seed #5 Seed Gale-Ettrick- Lutheran/Kohler West Bend West Trempealeau #5 Seed Sheboygan Falls Independence/ Two Rivers Gilmanton Lincoln #4 Seed #4 Seed #4 Seed Melrose-Mindoro AT NEW AT RANDOM West Salem AT WHITEHALL HOLSTEIN LAKE Whitehall 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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Brown Deer Arrowhead Catholic Memorial Cedarburg Brookfield Central Kettle Moraine Grafton Brookfield East #8 Seed #8 Seed Mukwonago #8 Seed Homestead Germantown Muskego Hamilton Nicolet AT CEDARBURG AT GERMANTOWN Waukesha North Menomonee Falls AT MUSKEGO Port Washington 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Waukesha South Shorewood Pewaukee 11 a.m. #5 Seed #5 Seed Waukesha West Whitefish Bay Slinger Whitnall #5 Seed

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SSECTIONAL #7 SECTIONAL #8 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals On-LineS Entry Form Friday Tuesday Friday, July 23 Friday Tuesday Friday, July 23 July 16 July 20 July 16 July 20 Now Available for #1 Seed #1 Seed

Marquette University Cudahy New Berlin Franklin Boy ’s Golf Teams Eisenhower #8 Seed Greendale #8 Seed New Berlin West Greenfield Usercodes and passwords have now been sent via Oak Creek AT SOUTH Pius XI AT NEW BERLIN email to athletic directors of WIAA member golf schools Wauwatosa East WEST Saint Francis MILWAUKEE Wauwatosa West Saint Thomas More 10:30 a.m. providing secure access for the On-Line Boys Golf Regional 11 a.m. #5 Seed West Allis Central #5 Seed South Milwaukee Entries. Athletic directors need to pass their Usercode and West Allis Password along to their Boy ’s Golf Coach. Nathan Hale This new system allows coaches to enter scores of #4 Seed #4 Seed their meets during the 2010 regular season (excluding AT NEW BERLIN AT SOUTH scramble scores) into a secure database. It also allows WEST MILWAUKEE school golf coaches to identify the individual players who 5 p.m. 4:30 p.m. #3 Seed #3 Seed will be competing in the WIAA Regional Meets, once these players have been determined. Use of this new program replaces the faxed Entry Form that was used in past years. It will also be used with #6 Seed #6 Seed the WIAA Girl ’s Regional tournament series in the fall of AT NEW BERLIN AT SOUTH 2010. The program is very user-friendly and allows WEST MILWAUKEE coaches to easily input key information for determining 2 p.m. 1:30 p.m. #7 Seed #7 Seed tee order, times and groupings for the Regional Meets. If athletic directors have any questions regarding the use of this new program, they can contact Tom Shafranski at [email protected] or call the WIAA office at (715) #2 Seed #2 Seed 344-8580.  S

Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 9 2010 Spring Baseball Assignments – Division 1 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 – Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton

SECTIONAL #1 SECTIONAL #2 SECTIONAL #3 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals Tues., Friday, Tuesday, Tues., Friday, Tuesday, Tues., Friday, Tuesday, June 1 June 4 June 8 June 1 June 4 June 8 June 1 June 4 June 8

Sectional #1 Sectional #2 Sectional #3 Chippewa Falls #1 Seed Antigo #1 Seed Baraboo #1 Seed Eau Claire Memorial Ashwaubenon DeForest Eau Claire North Bay Port Holmen Hudson #9 Seed D.C. Everest #9 Seed La Crosse Central #9 Seed Marshfield Green Bay Southwest La Crosse Logan Menomonie #8 Seed Green Bay West #8 Seed Middleton #8 Seed Merrill Lakeland AT GREEN BAY Onalaska AT LA CROSSE AT MARSHFIELD New Richmond Pulaski SOUTHWEST Portage CENTRAL #5 Seed 11 a.m. #5 Seed #5 Seed 10 a.m. River Falls Rhinelander 11 a.m. Reedsburg Area Stevens Point Shawano Community Sauk Prairie #12 Seed Superior Wausau East #12 Seed Tomah #12 Seed Wisconsin Rapids Wausau West Waunakee Lincoln #4 Seed #4 Seed #4 Seed

AT LA CROSSE AT MARSHFIELD AT GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST CENTRAL 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p.m. #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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#6 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed AT MARSHFIELD AT GREEN BAY AT LACROSSE CENTRAL #7 Seed 2 p.m. #7 Seed SOUTHWEST #7 Seed 2 p.m. 1 p.m. #10 Seed #10 Seed #10 Seed

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Sectional #4 Sectional #5 Sectional #6 #1 Seed Appleton East #1 Seed Beloit Memorial Beaver Dam #1 Seed Appleton North Fort Atkinson Fond du Lac Appleton West Janesville Craig Madison East Janesville Parker Madison La Follette De Pere #9 Seed #9Seed #9 Seed Green Bay East Madison Memorial Manitowoc Lincoln Madison West Neenah Green Bay Preble #8 Seed #8 Seed #8 Seed Hortonville AT APPLETON Milton AT JANESVILLE Oshkosh North AT BEAVER DAM Kaukauna NORTH Monona Grove CRAIG Oshkosh West 10 a.m. #5 Seed #5 Seed #5 Seed Kimberly 10 a.m. Oconomowoc 11 a.m. Sheboygan North Oregon Sheboygan South Menasha #12 Seed #12 Seed New London #12 Seed Stoughton Sun Prairie Waupaca Verona Area Watertown

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#6 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed AT APPLETON AT JANESVILLE AT BEAVER DAM NORTH CRAIG #7 Seed #7 Seed 1 p.m. #7 Seed 1 p.m. 2 p.m.

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SECTIONAL #7 SECTIONAL #8 Regionals Sectionals Regionals Sectionals S Tues., Friday, Tuesday, Tues., Friday, Tuesday, Skinfold Measurer June 1 June 4 June 8 June 1 June 4 June 8

Sectional #7 Sectional #8 Hartford Union #1 Seed Badger #1 Seed Applications Milwaukee Burlington Bay View Elkhorn Area Milwaukee Bradley #9 Seed Kenosha Bradford #9Seed Technical Kenosha Tremper Now Available Milwaukee Custer #8 Seed Milwaukee Hamilton #8 Seed Milwaukee King AT MILWAUKEE Racine Case Milwaukee Madison/ BAY VIEW Racine Horlick AT BADGER #5 Seed #5 Seed The WIAA will offer training to new Marshall/Northwest/ *9:30 a.m. Racine Park 1 p.m. Languages/Juneau Waterford wrestling skinfold measurers this fall. Complex #12 Seed Westosha Central #12 Seed Milwaukee Wilmot Union Pulaski/Arts Classes are typically held in Stevens Milwaukee Riverside #4 Seed #4 Seed University AT MILWAUKEE Point and Madison in September for indi - Milwaukee South BAY VIEW AT BADGER Milwaukee Vincent *3:30 p.m. 7 p.m. viduals selected for training. Applica - Milwaukee #3 Seed #3 Seed Washington/CEO Leadership tions may be obtained from the WIAA Academy #11 Seed #11 Seed Wisconsin Lutheran Web site – Wrestling page and are due #6 Seed #6 Seed AT MILWAUKEE by June 15. Interested individuals may BAY VIEW AT BADGER #7 Seed *Noon #7 Seed 4 p.m. also contact Hydie Laidlaw at the WIAA #10 Seed #10 Seed office at < [email protected] > for

#2 Seed #2 Seed more information.  *Games played at MATC South Field Page 10 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 I Golf Interpretations Tom Shafranski

USGA Regulations ball, other than equipment of any stick in the hole , unattended, when INTERPRETATION: USGA Deci - QUESTION: If a player putts a player or the flagstick when attended, the stroke has been made on the put - sion 13-4/4 – No, provided the ball and it is going to hit the flag removed or held up, must not be ting green. Penalty for Breach of Rule player did not improve his lie or test stick laying on the green, can a moved. ” So, as you can see clubs 17-3 is: Match play - Loss of hole; the condition of the hazard —see Note player quickly move the flag stick being equipment and the flagstick are Stroke play - Two strokes and the ball to Rule 13-4. so there is no penalty even when exceptions and can be removed when must be played as it lies. There is some gray area with this the ball is in motion? a ball is in motion without penalty. QUESTION: What if a golfer rule as “grounding ” the club in the INTERPRETATION: Yes, if a player QUESTION: If a player putts a grounds the putter on the green, grass is a penalty stroke – see USGA putts a ball and it looks like it might ball and it hits an unattended flag - then the ball moves, and then the Decision 18-2b/5. hit the flag stick, which is laying on stick and goes in the hole is it a player takes his stance? Amateur Status the green, a player may quickly move two stroke penalty? INTERPRETATION: USGA Deci - QUESTION: Our local golf the flag stick so there is no penalty, INTERPRETATION: Yes, if a ball is sion 18-2b/4 – If the ball moved after course called me with a question even when the ball is in motion (USGA putted and hits an unattended flag the club was placed in position but be - about employment and WIAA eli - Decision 17-1/7). stick, it is a two-stroke penalty (USGA fore the player had completed taking gibility. They would like to offer QUESTION: Can anything else Rule 17-3c). the stance, he incurs a penalty stroke the opportunity for a few of our be moved in the same situation QUESTION: Does the player just under Rule 18-2a for having caused such as a club, bag, etc.? add the two stroke penalty to his the ball to move and must replace the boy ’s golfers to work at the course INTERPRETATION: Yes, most score or does he need to re-putt ball, unless there is strong evidence next summer. They would wash other items are equipment. Equipment when this happens? that wind or some other agency carts, work during group outings, can be moved even after the stroke INTERPRETATION: The player caused the ball to move. etc... but would not be on the pay - has been made and/or the ball is in would just add two strokes to his QUESTION: Is there a penalty roll. They would like to allow them motion . The first question is answered score and the ball is holed as long as stroke if a player takes a practice free golf and use of the driving under Rule 24-1. It states: “When a it is below the lip of the cup and meets swing in a lateral hazard and range as compensation. Would ball is in motion, an obstruction that the definition of holed. This is covered barely touches the tops of the this jeopardize their eligibility? might influence the movement of the in Rule 17-3c and states: The flag - c. grass? See Golf Interpretations, page 11 M 2010 Spring Baseball Assignments – Division 2 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 – Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton

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Regional A Regional A #1 Seed #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Ashland Medford Area Adams-Friendship Hayward Mosinee Mauston Northwestern Northland Pines Nekoosa #5 Seed #5 Seed #5 Seed Spooner Tomahawk Wautoma/Faith Webster/Siren Wittenberg-Birnamwood Christian Acad. #4 Seed #4 Seed Westfield Area #4 Seed Wisconsin Dells #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed #6 Seed

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AT PRESCOTT AT CHILTON AT EVANSV ILLE 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Amery Clintonville Dodgeville Barron Marinette Platteville Chetek/Weyerhaeuser #5 Seed Notre Dame #5 Seed Prairie du Chien #5 Seed Cumberland Oconto Richland Center Rice Lake Oconto Falls #4 Seed #4 Seed River Valley #4 Seed Unity Seymour Viroqua #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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AT PRESCOTT AT CHILTON AT EVANSVILLE 4 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Baldwin-Woodville Chilton Jefferson Ellsworth Fox Valley Lutheran Lakeside Lutheran Osceola #5 Seed Freedom #5 Seed Lodi #5 Seed Prescott Little Chute Madison Edgewood Saint Croix Falls #4 Seed West De Pere McFarland Somerset #4 Seed #4 Seed Wrightstown Whitewater #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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AT PRESCOTT AT CHILTON AT EVANSVILLE 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Altoona Denmark Brodhead/Juda Black River Falls Luxemburg-Casco Edgerton Bloomer Mishicot #5 Seed #5 Seed Evansville #5 Seed Durand Southern Door Monroe Sparta Sturgeon Bay #4 Seed #4 Seed Mount Horeb #4 Seed Valders Turner #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed

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__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_1_0 __ INTERPRETATION: First, a stu - the definition of appropriate hiring and son proceeds, for achievement in ath - However, it is likely your local dent may be employed and the em - employment. Consequently, the infor - letics. school district does have language re - ployer may compensate them. The mation you have provided can only be QUESTION: Can a school golf garding advertising and lettering on first potential for assertion of inappro - identified as a potential risk of eligibil - team be allowed to practice or school uniforms. Normally, this local priateness comes when a student is ity for any student-athlete with re - compete at a golf course for free? language is what is used to prevent picked because they are the “best JV maining eligibility. INTERPRETATION: Yes, so long new traditions like this from getting player(s), the best varsity player(s) ” QUESTION: Can our golf course as the golf program is open to all stu - started-if that is what the school ad - or because they are on the high school provide a free pass to members of dents in the high school to try out for ministration desires. golf team. Opportunity for the job our golf team for the remainder of the team, golf teams are allowed to QUESTION: Since the first day should be available to any interested, the year? receive benefits like free or reduced of practice this year is the first day and selected based on knowledge and INTERPRETATION: Only if this practice rounds, competition rounds, of our spring break what are the ability to perform the work, not based offer of a free pass is not only made to and range balls. limitations for a team traveling on athletic abilities. the members of the golf team, but is QUESTION: Can school golf south to find an open golf course? In addition, an employee by defini - also available to all students at your teams where shirts that have spe - Typically the first week or so tion, can only be considered to be a high school. there are no courses open in the person listed on the payroll. Providing a free pass to member or cial logos on them? Once employed via appropriate hir - members of the golf team violates INTERPRETATION: WIAA lan - area. Is it within the rules to take ing procedures and placed on the pay - WIAA Amateur Status regulations guage remains silent regarding logos, the team to southern Wiscon- roll, the benefits of being an em - where it is indicated: “A student shall patches, insignias, etc., on golf cloth - sin/northern Illinois to get a ployee, free golf and use of the driving be in determined to be in violation if ing . In golf, this would not violate any round or two in? range can be a benefit of their em - he/she: Accepts, receives and/or di - rule. In other sports, NFHS rules nor - Since the course wouldn’t be ployment and would not jeopardize a rects to another, reimbursement or mally only allow one manufacturer’s one of the three designated for student-athlete ’s eligibility. award in any form of (a) salary, (b) logo on them. Golf and tennis are the practice would the students need The circumstances you identify do cash, (c) merchandise of any kind or two sports that do not have NFHS to pay their green fees? not appear, on first glance, to meet amount or (d) share of game or sea - rules governing them. See Golf Interpretations, page 12 M 2010 Spring Baseball 2010 Spring Baseball Assignments – Division 2 Assignments – Division 3 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 – Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton

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Regional A Regional A #1 Seed #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Berlin Boyceville Amherst North Fond du Lac Cameron Auburndale Omro Clayton/Turtle Lake Edgar #5 Seed #5 Seed Ripon #5 Seed Grantsburg Iola-Scandinavia Winneconne Ladysmith Marathon #4 Seed #4 Seed Xavier #4 Seed Saint Croix Central Pacelli #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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AT MAYVILLE AT OSSEO-FAIRCHILD AT PACELLI 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m. Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Dominican Colfax Bonduel Kettle Moraine Elk Mound Coleman Fall Creek #5 Seed Lutheran #5 Seed Gillett #5 Seed Messmer Mondovi Manawa Milwaukee Lifelong Osseo-Fairchild #4 Seed Menominee Indian #4 Seed #4 Seed Learning/Ronald Regis Shiocton Reagan #3 Seed #3 Seed Milwaukee Lutheran #3 Seed University School of #6 Seed #6 Seed Milwaukee #6 Seed

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__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_1_1 __ INTERPRETATION: There are ac - don ’t believe this applies in this case the coach possessing an electronic INTERPRETATION: Yes, a coach tually a number of answers to this as this is for weather related matters. measuring device is allowed. It is can holler to a player the break of a question: 4. Students can travel with their players who are not allowed to pos - putt; however, appropriate golf eti - 1. These practices may need to be parents to other courses and play golf sess electronic measuring devices. quette needs to be maintained so as counted as a meet as WIAA Season with family/friends/teammates with - Coaches are allowed to do so and are other players are not disturbed and Regulations, page 14, 9., identifies out the coach present and not have it allowed to relay information to play - appropriate pace of play is main - that practice at courses where later in count as a meet on their schedule. ers. tained. the season (regular season and WIAA Coaching Advice Spectators are allowed to carry and Practice tournament series) your team will be QUESTION: With the new WIAA use electronic measuring devices, but QUESTION: I would like to take coaching regulation, can a coach competing must count such practices may only relay yardage information to my team to another course to now walk down the fairways with in its maximum allowed meets. coaches. Spectators are not allowed to practice (because our home their golfers? 2. If you do not have a regular sea - provide any type of information to course is not going to open too INTERPRETATION: Yes, it is now son meet or a WIAA tournament se - players during a competition. soon) - the issue is that this other allowable for a coach to walk down a ries meet at this site(s), you are al - QUESTION: Can a coach provide fairway with a player. This can be done course is not one of my “home” lowed, with school administration ap - yardage (distance) information to as long as play is not delayed in any courses - we do not play a match an opponent? proval , to practice at a site that is not way and the coach remains out of any or tournament at this course this a home course without having to use bunkers and does not go on the INTERPRETATION: Yes, USGA year, so if I take the team over the meet as a one of your 14 meets. greens during the meet. definitions of advice have been modi - there, does that practice have to 3. School teams can gain approval QUESTION: Can a coach have an fied to allow the exchange of informa - count as a meet (toward our max - from the WIAA office to practice at electronic measuring device and tion on distance, as it is not consid - imum) other sites if conditions prevent teams walk down the fairway with one of ered to be “advice. ” INTERPRETATION: Yes, WIAA from practicing at any of their home their players? QUESTION: Can a coach holler Season Regulations, page 14, 9., iden - courses. The school administration INTERPRETATION: Yes, walking to a player on the green the break tifies that it is practice at courses

needs to make this request. Note: I down the fairway with a player and of a putt? See Golf Interpretations, page 13 M 2010 Spring Baseball 2010 Spring Baseball Assignments – Division 3 Assignments – Division 4 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 – Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton

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Regional A #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Regional A #1 Seed Aquinas Markesan Birchwood Bangor Montello Frederic Luther Pardeeville Luck #5 Seed #5 Seed #5 Seed Necedah Poynette Northwood Pittsville Tri-County Shell Lake #4 Seed #4 Seed Westby Wild Rose #4 Seed

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AT MARSHALL AT OAKFIELD AT BRUCE 10:30 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Boscobel Laconia Bayfield Fennimore Oakfield Butternut Iowa-Grant #5 Seed Oshkosh Lourdes/ #5 Seed Drummond #5 Seed Lancaster Valley Christian Mellen Mineral Point #4 Seed Saint Mary’s Springs #4 Seed Solon Springs #4 Seed Riverdale Weyauwega-Fremont Winnebago Lutheran #3 Seed #3 Seed Academy #3 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed

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AT MARSHALL AT OAKFIELD AT BRUCE 5 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Belleville Brookfield Academy Clear Lake Cuba City Horicon Elmwood Darlington #5 Seed Lomira Glenwood City #5 Seed New Glarus Palmyra-Eagle #4 Seed Pepin Parkview #4 Seed Plum City #4 Seed Wisconsin Heights Spring Valley #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed

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AT MARSHALL AT OAKFIELD AT BRUCE 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1:15 p.m. Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Cambridge Heritage Christian Bruce Deerfield Kenosha Christian Cornell Marshall #5 Seed Life #5 Seed Lake Holcombe #5 Seed Waterloo Kenosha Saint McDonell Central Watertown Luther #4 Seed Joseph #4 Seed New Auburn #4 Seed Prep Martin Luther Prairie Farm Wayland Academy Racine St. Catherine’s #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed Shoreland Lutheran #6 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed

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Golf Interpretations

__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_1_2 __ where later in the season (regular sea - INTERPRETATION: No, WIAA reg - varsity and JV teams in the same invi - procedure as described in 15., c., page son and WIAA tournament series) ulations as found in Article VI – Non - tational on the same day. Coaches and 15 of the WIAA Season Regulations, your team will be competing must school Participation on page 37 of the athletic administrators are advised to identifies that this kind of unsports - count such practices in its maximum WIAA Senior High School Handbook review carefully the MAXIMUM AL - manlike conduct should be reported to allowed meets. If you do not have a indicates: Note 2: No waiver shall be LOWED MEETS and the INDIVIDUAL the tournament manager. The tourna - regular season meet or a WIAA tour - provided for nonschool competition PARTICIPATION LIMITATIONS sections ment manager is the one to investi - nament series meet at this site, you which occurs during the respective of the WIAA Spring Season Regula - gate. Coaches should find the tourna - are allowed, with school administra - WIAA tournament series in a sport. tions to be certain these maximums ment manager as quickly as possible tion approval, to practice at this site. WIAA Golf Regulations are not exceeded. so the matter can be investigated and QUESTION: Is documentation QUESTION: Is there a rule that QUESTION: If a coach sees a resolved. necessary for the five-day sum - golf meets cannot be held if the player throw a club, they are sup - If a player witnesses unsportsman - mertime contact period? weather temperature is below 40 posed to report that to the tourna - like conduct in his/her group, “players INTERPRETATION: Yes, your ath - may also assess another player a degrees? ment manager. Are they supposed letic director has a calendar that is to warning for the first violation and 2 INTERPRETATION: The WIAA to tell the player? Are they specif - be provided to each coach who will be stroke penalty for the second un - does not have any language that pro - ically not supposed to talk with having summertime contact for the sportsmanlike conduct violation, but hibits a golf meet from being held the player? In most cases the must report a third violation to the five-day period prior to July 31. It is when the temperature drops to 40 de - coach is out on the golf course and best to identify the five days and then tournament manager for disqualifica - grees or below. Athletic directors and will not see the tournament man - tion. ” For the first and second viola - have this calendar on file in the ath - golf coaches should check with the ager for some time and the player tions, players are to inform the re - letic director’s office in case questions host site management to identify if may not be notified until much sponsible player of the unsportsman - should arise. they have any such regulations. later than the infraction. What if like conduct and then inform their Non-School Competitions QUESTION: Can we play both another player in the group wants coach or tournament manager of the QUESTION: Can high school our Varsity and JV’s in the same to call the player for throwing a incident whenever they come around golfers participate in any of the invitational on the same day? club, what is that procedure? to their group. On a third violation, a WSGA Match Play Qualifiers, May INTERPRETATION: In golf, INTERPRETATION: If a coach player needs to report this infraction 28-31 , 2010? schools are allowed to play both their sees a player throw a club, the correct to the tournament manager.  2010 Spring Baseball Assignments – Division 4 State – Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., June 15-16-17 – Fox Cities Stadium – Appleton

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AT ABBOTSFORD AT POTOSI AT PORT EDWARDS 11 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 a.m. Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Regional B #1 Seed Abbotsford De Soto Almond-Bancroft Athens Ithaca Assumption Owen-Withee #5 Seed Kickapoo #5 Seed Green Lake #5 Seed Prentice La Farge/Youth Port Edwards Rib Lake #4 Seed Initiative #4 Seed Princeton #4 Seed Spencer North Crawford Randolph Weston #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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AT ABBOTSFORD AT POTOSI AT PORT EDWARDS 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p.m. Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Regional C #1 Seed Bowler Cassville Cambria-Friesland Columbus Catholic Highland Fall River Newman Catholic #5 Seed Potosi #5 Seed Johnson Creek #5 Seed Northland Lutheran/ River Ridge Lake Country Lutheran WI Valley Lutheran #4 Seed Seneca #4 Seed Living Word Lutheran #4 Seed Rosholt Wauzeka-Steuben Rio Tigerton #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed

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AT ABBOTSFORD AT POTOSI AT PORT EDWARDS 1:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Regional D #1 Seed Elcho Argyle Albany Florence Barneveld Black Hawk Pembine/Goodman #5 Seed Belmont #5 Seed Catholic Central #5 Seed Phelps Pecatonica Monticello Wausaukee #4 Seed Shullsburg/Benton #4 Seed Williams Bay #4 Seed White Lake Southwestern #3 Seed #3 Seed #3 Seed #6 Seed #6 Seed

#2 Seed #2 Seed #2 Seed Page 14 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 2010 Boys Tennis Time Schedule & 2010 Boys Individual/Team Information Sheet Tennis Assignments Subsectionals – Mon., May 24 or Tues., May 25 DIVISION 1 – SUBSECTIONALS – Monday or Tuesday, May 24 or 25 Sectionals – Wed., May 26 or Thurs., May 27 Host School & Coaches Seeding Meeting State Individual Tournament - June 3-5 M__a_n_a_g_e_r ______(_T_i_m_e_&__P_l_a_ce_)______P_la_y_S_t_a_r_ts___L_o_c_a_ti_o_n_o_f_C_o_u_r_t_s ______APPLETON NORTH Sun., May 23 - 2:00 p.m. Monday Fox Cities Racquet Club State Team Tournament - June 11-12 __B_o_b_L_ue_d_tk_e_, _S_r. ______A_pp_l_et_o_n_N_o_rt_h_L_G_I ______8:_3_0_a_.m__. ______DIVISION 1 BEAVER DAM Sun., May 23 - 6:30 p.m. Monday High School & Wayland Academy H.S. SECTIONAL #1 – WAUSAU WEST EAU CLAIRE NORTH SUBSECTIONAL – Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire Bob Schwoch Sun Prairie High School - Room 400 10:30 a.m. ______Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Menomonie, New Richmond, BROOKFIELD CENTRAL Sun., May 23 - 7:00 p.m. Monday High School River Falls, Superior. Dave Steinbach 2965 Emery Dr., Brookfield 9:00 a.m. STEVENS POINT SUBSECTIONAL – D.C. Everest, Lakeland, Marsh - ______field, Rhinelander, Stevens Point, Wausau East, Wausau West, Wiscon - DE PERE Mon., May 24 - 8:00 a.m. Monday Western Racquet & Fitness Club (Green Bay) sin Rapids Lincoln. Jeff Byczek Western Racquet & Fitness Club 9:00 a.m. & Four Seasons Tennis Club (Allouez) SECTIONAL #2 – BAY PORT ______APPLETON NORTH SUBSECTIONAL – Appleton East, Appleton EAU CLAIRE NORTH Mon., May 24 - 8:30 a.m. Monday High School & Northstar Middle School North, Appleton West, Green Bay East, Green Bay Preble, Kaukauna, __J_im__R_od_e_n ______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l______10_:_0_0_a_.m_.______Kimberly. DE PERE SUBSECTIONAL – Antigo, Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De GREENDALE Mon., May 24 - 7:30 a.m. Monday Greendale Community Center/Village Pere, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay West, Pulaski, Shawano Com - __J_ay__G_er_a_di_n ______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ____C_lu_b ______munity. JANESVILLE CRAIG Mon., May 24 - 7:15 a.m. Monday Palmer Park SECTIONAL #3 – BARABOO MADISON MEMORIAL SUBSECTIONAL – Madison Memorial, Madi - Gary Hallowell High School - Room 504 8:45 a.m. ______son West, Middleton, Oregon, Stoughton, Verona Area, Waunakee. KENOSHA BRADFORD Mon., May 24 - 8:00 a.m. Monday High School SAUK PRAIRIE SUBSECTIONAL – Baraboo, Holmen, La Crosse Cen - John Ramey High School Library 9:00 a.m. tral, La Crosse Logan, Onalaska, Reedsburg Area, Sauk Prairie, ______Tomah. MADISON MEMORIAL Sun., May 23 - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday Nielsen Tennis Stadium (Madison) SECTIONAL #4 – OSHKOSH WEST Chris Grainger Nitty Gritty (Middleton) 8:00 a.m. OSHKOSH NORTH SUBSECTIONAL – Fond du Lac, Manitowoc Lin - ______coln, Neenah, Oshkosh North, Oshkosh West, Plymouth, Sheboygan MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY H.S. Sun., May 23 - 2:00 p.m. Monday Merrill Park (Milwaukee) North, Sheboygan South. __D_a_ve__R_. _Fr_a_nk______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______WEST BEND EAST SUBSECTIONAL – Cedarburg, Germantown, Hartford Union, Homestead, Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West. OCONOMOWOC Sun., May 23 - 3:00 p.m. Monday High School SECTIONAL #5 – WAUKESHA SOUTH __M_a_ry__M_ay______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l_-_R_o_om__1_4_6 ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______BEAVER DAM SUBSECTIONAL – Beaver Dam, Fort Atkinson, Madi - OSHKOSH NORTH Sun., May 23 - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday Fox Cities Racquet Club son East, Madison La Follette, Monona Grove, Sun Prairie, Watertown. OCONOMOWOC SUBSECTIONAL – Arrowhead, Hamilton, Kettle Bill Van Lieshout High School - Room 108 8:30 a.m. ______Moraine, Mukwonago, Oconomowoc, Waukesha North, Waukesha SAUK PRAIRIE Sun., May 23 - 5:30 p.m. Monday Nielsen Tennis Stadium (Madison) South, Waukesha West. Aaron Braund Baraboo High School 8:00 a.m. SECTIONAL #6 – BADGER ______JANESVILLE CRAIG SUBSECTIONAL – Badger, Beloit Memorial, STEVENS POINT Mon., May 24 - 9:00 a.m. Monday High School Burlington, Elkhorn Area, Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, Milton. Stephanie Hauser High School Faculty Lounge 10:00 a.m. KENOSHA BRADFORD SUBSECTIONAL – Kenosha Bradford, ______Kenosha Tremper, Racine Case, Racine Horlick, Racine Park, Water - WEST BEND EAST Mon., May 24 - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Pleasant Valley Tennis Club (Jackson) ford, Westosha Central, Wilmot Union. __J_ef_f _R_on_d_o_rf ______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l_-_A_th_l_et_ic_O_f_fi_ce ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______SECTIONAL #7 – NICOLET MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY SUBSECTIONAL - Marquette University, WHITEFISH BAY Mon., May 24 - 8:30 a.m. Monday Cahill & Henry Clay Milwaukee Arts/Pulaski, Milwaukee Bay View/Lifelong Learning, Mil - __J_oh_n_G_u_s_ta_v_s_on______F_ie_ld_h_ou_s_e_L_o_bb_y_-_C_o_n_fe_r_en_c_e_R_o_o_m ___10_:_0_0_a_.m_.______waukee Hamilton, Milwaukee Riverside University, Milwaukee South/Milwaukee Bradley Technical, Pius XI. WHITEFISH BAY SUBSECTIONAL - Milwaukee King, Milwaukee DIVISION 2 – SUBSECTIONALS – Monday or Tuesday, May 24 or 25 Madison University/Juneau Complex/ Marshall/Northwest/School of Languages, Milwaukee Vincent, Milwaukee Washington/Custer, Nico - Host School & Coaches Seeding Meeting let, Whitefish Bay. M__a_n_a_g_e_r ______(_T_i_m_e_&__P_l_a_ce_)______P_la_y_S_t_a_r_ts___L_o_c_a_ti_o_n_o_f_C_o_u_r_t_s ______SECTIONAL #8 - BROOKFIELD CENTRAL BROOKFIELD CENTRAL SUBSECTIONAL - Brookfield Central, BROWN DEER Mon., May 24 - 8:30 a.m. Monday Pleasant Valley Tennis Club (Jackson) Brookfield East, Menomonee Falls, New Berlin Eisenhower, Wauwatosa __M_ik_e_N_o_v_a_k ______P_le_as_a_n_t _Va_l_le_y_T_en_n_is__Cl_u_b ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______East, Wauwatosa West, West Allis Nathan Hale/Central. DURAND/MONDOVI Mon., May 24 - 8:00 a.m. Monday Wayne Field (Durand) GREENDALE SUBSECTIONAL - Cudahy, Franklin, Greendale, Green - field, Muskego, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, Whitnall. Randy Johnson High School Office - Conference Room 9:30 a.m. ______DIVISION 2 MADISON EDGEWOOD Sun., May 23 - 4:00 p.m. Monday Nielsen Tennis Stadium (Madison) SECTIONAL #1 – COLUMBUS CATHOLIC __C_h_ri_s _J._Z_w_e_tt_le_r ______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l_-_R_o_om__2_1_8_/2_1_9 ______3:_0_0_p_.m__. ______DURAND/MONDOVI SUBSECTIONAL – Altoona, Amery, Ashland, PORTAGE Mon., May 24 - 7:30 a.m. Monday High School Baldwin-Woodville, Durand/Mondovi, Ellsworth, Medford Area, Phillips, Regis. __S_ar_a_h _S_ch_u_ltz__&_Ji_m_L_a_ng_k_a_m_p _Te_n_n_is_C_o_u_rt_s ______Af_te_r_S_e_e_di_n_g _M_e_et_in_g ______VIROQUA SUBSECTIONAL – Aquinas, Assumption, Black River SAINT MARY CENTRAL Mon., May 24 - 7:30 a.m. Monday High School Falls, Columbus Catholic, Luther, Mauston, Pacelli, Sparta, Viroqua. Mike Heideman High School 8:30 a.m. SECTIONAL #2 – KOHLER ______SAINT MARY CENTRAL SUBSECTIONAL – Clintonville, Fox Valley THE PRAIRIE SCHOOL Sun., May 23 - 4:00 p.m. Monday High School Lutheran, Marinette, Newman Catholic, Notre Dame, Saint Mary Cen - Nich Schafer High School Fieldhouse 9:00 a.m. tral, Valley Christian, West De Pere, Xavier. ______TWO RIVERS SUBSECTIONAL – Chilton, Grafton, Howards Grove, TWO RIVERS Mon., May 24 - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday Kohler Sports Core Kewaunee, Kohler, Port Washington, Roncalli, Sheboygan Falls, Two __N_a_te_K_r_o_en_i_ng______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l_-_C_o_nf_e_re_n_ce__R_oo_m ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______Rivers. SECTIONAL #3 – WHITEWATER VIROQUA Mon., May 24 - 9:00 a.m. Monday UW-La Crosse Courts MADISON EDGEWOOD SUBSECTIONAL – Big Foot/Williams Bay, __C_a_th_y_R_e_e_d ______U_W_-_La__Cr_o_ss_e_-_M_i_tc_h_e_ll _H_al_l _- _R_m_._1_19__10_:_0_0_a_.m_.______Delavan-Darien, East Troy, Edgerton, Jefferson, Madison Edgewood, McFarland, Monroe, Whitewater. PORTAGE SUBSECTIONAL – Kewaskum, Oshkosh Lourdes, Portage, DIVISION 1 – SECTIONALS – Wednesday or Thursday, May 26 or 27 Ripon, Saint John’s NW Military Academy, Saint Mary’s Springs, Uni - versity Lake School, Watertown Luther Prep, Waupun, Wayland Acad - Host School & Coaches Seeding Meeting emy. Manager (Time & Place) Play Starts Location of Courts SECTIONAL #4 – BROWN DEER ______BROWN DEER SUBSECTIONAL – Brookfield Academy, Brown Deer, BADGER Wed., May 26 - 8:00 a.m. Wednesday High School Dominican, Milwaukee Lutheran, Milwaukee Ronald Reagan, Shore - __J_im__K_lu_ge______H_ig_h_S_c_h_oo_l_-_R_o_om__2_1_0 ______8:_3_0_a_.m__. ______wood, University Lake School, University School of Milwaukee, Wiscon - sin Lutheran. BARABOO Thurs., May 27 - 10:40 a.m. Thursday Nielsen Tennis Stadium (Madison) SITE NEEDED SUBSECTIONAL – Catholic Memorial, Kenosha St. Karll Kruse Nielsen Tennis Stadium Lobby 11:00 a.m. ______Joseph, Martin Luther, New Berlin West, Racine Saint Catherine’s,  BAY PORT Wed., May 26 - 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Green Bay Tennis Center & Saint Francis, Saint Thomas More, The Prairie School, Union Grove. __O_ti_s_C_h_am__b_er_s ______G_re_e_n_B_a_y_T_en_n_is__Ce_n_t_er ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ____W_e_s_te_rn__R_ac_q_u_et_C_l_ub__(G_r_e_en__B_ay_) ____ BROOKFIELD CENTRAL Wed., May 26 - 8:00 a.m. Wednesday High School 2010 Boys Team Tennis __D_a_ve__S_te_in_b_a_ch ______P._E_. _Cl_a_ss_ro_o_m ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______NICOLET Thurs., May 27 - 9:00 a.m. Thursday High School Tim Koppa Tennis Courts 9:30 a.m. State Tournament Pairings ______OSHKOSH WEST Thurs., May 27 - 8:30 a.m. Thursday Fox Cities Racquet Club Friday-Saturday, June 11-12 __B_ra_d_J_o_d_ar_s_ki ______Fo_x_C_i_ti_es__Ra_c_q_ue_t_C_lu_b ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______DIVISION 1 WAUKESHA SOUTH Thurs., May 27 - 8:30 a.m. Thursday Heyer Park SECTIONAL #1 – Wausau West SECTIONAL #2 – Bay Port __G_r_eg__Al_ft ______H_e_ye_r_P_a_rk_S_h_e_lt_er_h_o_us_e ______9:_0_0_a_.m__. ______SECTIONAL #3 – Baraboo WAUSAU WEST Wed., May 26 - 9:15 a.m. Wednesday Wausau West High School & SECTIONAL #4 – Oshkosh West Ken Steh & Pam Huston Wausau West PE Classroom 10:00 a.m. Wausau East High School ______SECTIONAL #5 – Waukesha South SECTIONAL #6 – Badger DIVISION 2 – SECTIONALS – Wednesday or Thursday, May 26 or 27 SECTIONAL #7 – Nicolet SECTIONAL #8 – Brookfield Central Host School & Coaches Seeding Meeting STATE TOURNAMENT BRACKETS Manager (Time & Place) Play Starts Location of Courts ______Sectional Winner 1 vs. Sectional Winner 2 Sectional Winner 3 vs. Sectional Winner 4 BROWN DEER Wed., May 26 - 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Pleasant Valley Tennis Club (Jackson) Sectional Winner 7 vs. Sectional Winner 8 Mike Novak Pleasant Valley Tennis Club 9:00 a.m. ______Sectional Winner 5 vs. Sectional Winner 6 COLUMBUS CATHOLIC Wed., May 26 - 8:30 a.m. Wednesday Boson Tennis Complex (Marshfield) DIVISION 2 Allyson Mayeux High School - Room 20 (Marshfield) 9:30 a.m. ______SECTIONAL #1 – Columbus Catholic KOHLER Thurs., May 27 - 8:30 a.m. Thursday Kohler Sports Core SECTIONAL #2 – Kohler SECTIONAL #3 – Whitewater Lee Benish Sports Core 9:00 a.m. ______SECTIONAL #4 – Brown Deer WHITEWATER Wed., May 26 - 8:30 a.m. Wednesday High School & UW-Whitewater STATE TOURNAMENT BRACKETS Greg Stewart & Tim Nelson UW-Whitewater Tennis Courts 9:00 a.m. Sectional Winner 3 vs. Sectional Winner 4 ______Sectional Winner 1 vs. Sectional Winner 2 S

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I WADA INSIGHTS FROM T HE W ISCONSIN A THLETIC D IRECTORS A SSOCIATION WADA Golf Outing, CAA Exam Set for Wednesday, July 14 By Mike Bates administrators who want to become Cer - made in the order in which registrations Information Director, WADA tified Athletic Administrators thru the are received. The registration closing Summer-like temps in the 70’s and NIAAA may take the CAA Exam in Wis - date is July 6. 80’s this spring have many golfers al - consin Rapids. Information is posted on Questions regarding the Golf Outing ready talking about this summer’s WADA the WADA Web site at www.wadawi.org. should be directed to Bill Vickroy, athletic Golf Outing sponsored by the Wisconsin Check-in will be at 8:30 a.m. for the director at Lincoln High School in Wiscon - Athletic Directors Association. exam, which starts at 9 o’clock in the sin Rapids and WADA Past-President, at The 26th annual event is not too far morning on July 14 at The Ridges club - telephone (715) 422-7179 or via email at off. Just as surely as the final school bell house. [email protected]. will sound soon, it will soon be time to Questions regarding the CAA Exam Mark your calendar: Wednesday, July again gather at the Ridges Golf Course in should be directed to Jeff Sitz, athletic di - 14. Wisconsin Rapids. rector at Wisconsin Lutheran High School Set your driving directions to The All athletic directors, school adminis - in Milwaukee and WADA Past-President, Ridges Golf Course, Wisconsin Rapids Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. trators, coaches, sports officials, spon - at telephone (414) 453-4567 ext. 2007 Site of the 26th Annual WADA Golf Outing Remember to change your answering sors and vendors – whether currently ac - or via email at [email protected]. Sitz is machine so callers know that you will be tive in that role or retired – are invited to On-site games, included with the reg - the Certification Coordinator for Wiscon - “On the Links with WADA” on July 14. participate in the WADA Golf Outing. istration fee, are Mulligans, Special Holes, sin. And be ready to enjoy great lunch, The date for the 2010 event is July 14, and Skins Game. Prizes will be awarded. WADA Golf Outing have fun on the links, take part in a fan - on a Wednesday compared to many pre - The time schedule: Entry forms and more info may be vious Tuesday dates in past years. The 11:00 a.m. – WADA meeting for the tastic dinner, and maybe return home site is in central Wisconsin, described as found on the WADA web site at golfers & lunch. with a nice prize… all during the 26th an - “The Hidden Treasure” by the course www.wadawi.org for the golf event that 12:00 noon – Golf, shotgun start. nual WADA Golf Outing in Wisconsin owners. can accommodate 144 golfers in the 5:15 p.m. – Steak Dinner, followed by Rapids. CAA Exam scramble format. Registration is $75, and awards and prizes. The Web site for the WADA is In addition to the golf and associated that includes a cart for the rain-or-shine Reservations are accepted on a first- www.wadawi.org, and Mike Bates may be

See S&D Interpretations, page 13 M activities, athletic directors and athletic event. come basis, and Tee Assignments are reached at [email protected].  2010 Softball Assignments – Division 2 State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 – UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison

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Residence & Transfer district, they would be ineligible for tor and he gave me your name. My daughter a student’s first day of attendance at the Q.: My sons from my first marriage cur - practice or competition for 365 calendar will be a senior for the 2010-2011 academic new school. As for the residence rule of rently live with their mother, but they are mov - days. school year and would like to play basketball the membership: A full-time student, ing approximately eight miles to my house this Q.: I have a transfer student who needs a and volleyball at ABC. I was told that she whether an adult or not, is eligible for summer which is in another district. One will waiver. The student transferred to my school would be unable to participate because she is varsity interscholastic competition only be a junior and one will be a senior, both on 1/20/10 and is in her second year of high a senior. I was also told about a waiver that at the school within whose attendance played varsity sports last year at their school. school. According to the rule she can compete may allow for the possibility for her to play. boundaries his/her parents reside, Is there any eligibility issues with, moving in non-varsity competition for a year from My husband and I are putting our house up within a given school district. The waiver appropriate for your situation is: The switching schools and playing ball? transfer. However, our co-op does not have a for sale and are planning on moving into the residence and transfer requirement may A.: The rules of the member schools in JV team, we only have varsity. But, the school ABC School District once our house sells. The be waived, if requested in advance, by a the situation which you describe are: she transferred from is in our co-op so even if reason we did not put our house up for sale member school on behalf of one of its After their fourth consecutive semester, she didn't transfer she'd still be on the same sooner is because I am a new teacher and I students and upon presentation of docu - students shall be ineligible for practice team. I am asking if she will be eligible to play had to ensure my permanence within the dis - mentation detailing extenuating circum - and competition for one calendar year varsity soccer for the 2010 season. trict. I was pink slipped the first year for sen - stances. Such documentation must in - unless the transfer is made necessary by A.: You have come up with one of the iority but am now ensured a place due to new clude communications from (a) parents, a total change in residence by parent(s). rare exceptions. If a student transfers staff arrival. My daughter did not play for XYZ (b) person(s) with whom student is liv - In the event of divorce or legal separa - from a co-op school program to another at all her junior year. Is there a possibility that ing within requesting school’s atten - tion, whether pending or final, residence in that co-op, the student is eligible for she would be granted a waiver? dance boundaries and (c) school officials at the beginning of the school year shall the co-op sport and the transfer rules A.: The member schools of the WIAA within whose attendance boundaries determine eligibility for students enter - apply for the non-co-op sports at the have the following rule: A student who parents reside. Depending upon the na - ing 9th and/or 10th grade. In situations school. She is eligible for the varsity co- transfers from any school into a member ture of extenuating circumstances, eligi - involving transfer after the fourth con - op team. She has nonvarsity status for school after the fourth consecutive se - bility may be limited to nonvarsity com - secutive semester following entry into the sports not involved in a co-op with mester following entry into Grade 9 shall petition except in situations involving grade 9, the student is ineligible to prac - her former school. No paperwork. be ineligible for practice and competition transfer after a student’s fourth consec - tice and compete for one calendar year. Q.: I am a teacher at ABC Elementary, and for one calendar year, unless the trans - utive semester following entry into They would still be eligible at their cur - I have a daughter who would like to transfer fer is made necessary by a total change grade 9. However, there must be exten - rent school if they continued their educa - from XYZ Senior High School to ABC High in residence by parent(s). The calendar

tion there. If they transferred to your School. I recently spoke to our athletic direc - year (365 days) will be determined from See Eligibility Q & A’s, page 18 M 2010 Softball 2010 Softball Assignments – Division 2 Assignments – Division 3 State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 – UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison

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__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_ 17 uating circumstances: Extenuating cir - provides is that (paraphrase): A student grades. He now is able to join our varsity have some discussion with the adminis - cumstance is defined as unforeseeable, must be an amateur in ALL WIAA recog - baseball team (there were no cuts). Does he tration and determine what you will unavoidable and uncorrectable act, con - nized sports in order to be eligible - in need to practice seven days as well prior to allow at your school. In addition, it also dition or event which result in severe ANY WIAA sponsored sports. Thus, since competing? comes down to coaches and their per - burden and/or involuntary change, that the Association does not presently spon - A.: The practice day requirement is a sonal integrity. mitigates the rule. Keep in mind that the sor interscholastic cycling amateur sta - team requirement. While it is desirable Participation Issues move must be total and complete. There - tus restrictions do not apply to your cy - for each participant to satisfy this re - Q.: I am trying to get some clarification on fore, you cannot live in one community cling achievements. Current WIAA rec - quirement, schools will determine when the number of games my daughter will miss and participate in another. We refer to ognized sports are: Baseball, basketball, students may begin competition. due to a violation she received. I am getting that as a secondary residence. All ties cross country, football, golf, hockey, soc - Q.: Some coaches think that the rule re - mixed messages. She will miss 25 percent of back to the community must be com - cer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & garding consecutive days of practice can be the number of contests according to our pletely severed. These are the rules per - field, volleyball, and wrestling for boys, "gotten around" if they tell the athletes that school handbook. I counted 19 dates on the taining to your questions. However, I and basketball, cross country, golf, gym - one of the practice days is optional. My inter - schedule. There are two dates that are invita - cannot speculate on status until the nastics, hockey, soccer, softball, swim - pretation is that even if it is optional or not re - tionals which may require them to play more transfer is made and documentation is ming & diving, tennis, track & field, and quired, they are still having contact with their than one game but are only listed as one provided. Keep in mind, if she is not eli - volleyball for girls. athletes (whoever shows up) for more than gible at ABC, she would still be at XYZ date. Would that be one contest or would that Competition & Practice six consecutive days. and could re-enroll there. be two if they play two games that date? Q.: Are schools allowed to prohibit juniors A.: Our member's rules provide only A.: You appear to have the correct in - Amateur Status and seniors from playing on JV teams? that a team must take one day of terpretation. When a contest on a date is Q.: I have a question about accepting prize A.: Schools and conferences deter - rest/non-physical day after six consecu - an invite with multiple teams and games, money from cycling races I compete in over mine the participant levels for their tive days of practice and/or competing in it will count as one contest. It depends the summer. I was wondering if it would be sports as well as playing time. our season regulations for each sport: A on how the school is counting the date in permissible that if I were to win any cash Q.: I understand that our spring baseball team must take one day off, from all order to meet the season regulations. In prize, that I could accept only the amount of team requires seven days of practice prior to physical activity, after six consecutive softball, the limitation is 18 contests entry for the race? its first competition. I question if the seven days of practice/competition. Teams with two additional dates being desig - A.: Our amateur status rules which the days applies to individuals joining the team as may schedule nonphysical activity, such nated as multi-games for a total of 20 member schools have put into effect well. Specifically, a player was ineligible to as film review, scouting reports, rehab, contests. In your situation it appears limit student-athletes from receiving start the season as he had multiple F's from etc., during this off day. (Season Regula - that 25 percent of 19 would mean 4.75 benefits from athletic achievements in quarter two. Quarter three grades are now tions) The key is that it may not include

WIAA recognized sports. ROE Article IV complete, and this athlete has no failing physical activity. It would be best to See Eligibility Q & A’s, page 19 M 2010 Softball 2010 Softball Assignments – Division 3 Assignments – Division 4 State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 – UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison

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__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_ 18 or 5 contests. If your school has any in - Nonschool Competition/Participation ing and entry fees. Amateur status inter - the school team beyond the school's offi - vites on the schedule, they count as one. Q.: One of our freshmen baseball players pretations further provide that an ath - cial opening day of practice in order to Q.: My 16-year old daughter (sophomore) wants to compete in the ESPN Pitch, Hit and lete may not receive “benefit” which is continue nonschool training or competi - attends a Catholic school. She wants to play Run contest on May 23. It is open to all who not available to any/every other student tion. (RE – Art. VI) During the season, softball with the public school girls team. The are interested. Every participant receives “an because of athletic ability, potential or student-athletes may practice but not coach is agreeable, but the school board item for their participation. Prizes at different performance. play on nonschool teams. Q.: Our 4-H club is sponsoring a 5K on won't allow it saying it's against WIAA rules. levels of competition include ribbons, medals, Q.: Can high school softball players prac - tice AND play with a non-school affiliated June 5. I was told by the track coach that, If my daughter were not attending parochial trophies and other awards.” Is this OK? travel team during the high school softball "anyone that is on the high school track team school, she would be attending the public A.: Just like the Punt, Pass, or Kick, season? I have two high school freshman can not participate in your fun run. It is still high school as our home is located in that this is not allowed if the athlete is still in softball players on my U14 travel team. This the high school track season and it would township. Our parochial school does NOT season since it is non-school competition have it's own softball team. If you have no travel team is NOT related or affiliated with make them ineligible for future participation using sport specific skills. If the adminis - in high school sports." The State track meet is rule prohibiting her participation, could you the school, and NONE of the travel team tration and coach gives permission after the same day as the fun run, June 5. Is her let me know by email, and I would pass it on coaches are affiliated with the school. the 9th grade season (if he is playing 9th information accurate or can kids who are not to the public school administration. She is A.: The Rules at a Glance state: Ath - grade) is completed, he may participate. going to State in track participate as their willing to pay the fees and follow the rules the letes may not participate in nonschool Q.: If one of our athletes (non-senior) is competition during the school season, in season is then finished? other girls have to follow. selected on a summer traveling team that the same respective sport. WIAA rules A.: The member schools of the WIAA A.: The member schools of the WIAA goes all over the country playing, is it possible do not prevent athletes from practicing have the following rule which addresses established eligibility rules for partici - for the athlete to get sponsors to help pay for with nonschool teams or from receiving your question: It is the philosophy of this pating in their programs. Eligibility is de - the expenses of travel? Other costs? If so, is private skills instruction during the Association that a student owes loyalty fined as: A school may use on its inter - there any restrictions on who can give school season. However, they may not and allegiance to the school and team of scholastic teams only its full-time stu - money? I have an athlete that might decide to participate in any nonschool games, in - which he/she is a member during the dents enrolled in grades affiliated with play, if their family doesn't have to pay the cluding scrimmages, against other season of a given sport. A student be - WIAA membership. The only option for a entire cost themselves. teams. This restriction applies to normal comes ineligible in a sport for the re - student to participate on another A.: How was the student selected, nonschool games as well as “gimmicks,” mainder of the season for competing in school's team would be a co-op. The open to all or invite (all-star)? Keep in such as reduced numbers competition nonschool game, meet, or contest in the caveat to the co-op is that both schools mind that these opportunities must be (3-on-3 basketball, six player soccer, same sport during the season of practice must be members of the WIAA. At this open to any and all interested students. etc.), specific skill contests (punt, pass, and competition established by the time, she would not be able to play with Provided this is competition, a student and kick, shooting contests e.g., free school. Anyone who has completed their the public school team as she is not a may be reimbursed actual and necessary throws, three point), fun runs, etc. Addi - season may run with permission of their full-time student at that school and there costs associated with competing. This tionally, a student who was a member of coach and school administration. Obvi - is not a co-op in place. may include transportation, food, lodg - a school team during the reporting for See Eligibility Q & A’s, page 21 M 2010 Softball Assignments – Division 4 State – Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 17-18-19 – UW-Madison – Goodman Diamond – Madison

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#7 Seed #2 Seed #2 Seed #2 Seed Page 20 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 2010 Boys Golf 2010 Boys Golf Time Schedule Division 1 Assignments REGIONALS Host School & Coaches Regionals – Tuesday, May 25 or Wednesday, May 26 M__a_n_a_g_e_r ______D_a_t_e ______M_e_e_t_in_g______T_e_e_T_i_m__e ___G__re_e_n__s_F_e_e ____S_i_te______Sectionals – Tuesday, June 1 or Wednesday, June 2 APPLETON NORTH Tues., May 25 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Team – $130 Reid Golf Course Mick Gilbert Clubhouse State - Monday and Tuesday, June 7-8 ______BAY PORT Tues., May 25 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links DIVISION 1 __C_ra_ig__B_u_ch_i_n_ge_r ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__N_/A______SECTIONAL #1 – MARSHFIELD BEAVER DAM Wed., May 26 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team – $125 Old Hickory D.C. EVEREST REGIONAL – Antigo, D.C. Everest, Lake - __B_ob__S_c_hw__oc_h ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______land, Marshfield, Merrill, Rhinelander, Wausau East, BELOIT MEMORIAL Tues., May 25 8:40 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $75 Krueger-Haskell Golf Course __To_d__C_la_re_y ______C_ou_r_s_e_C_lu_b_h_o_u_se______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______Wausau West. CUDAHY Tues., May 25 8:15 a.m. 9:04 a.m. Team – $97.50 Oakwood Park Golf Course SUPERIOR REGIONAL – Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire Me - __B_ill_K_u_j_aw__a ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_19_._5_0 ______morial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Menomonie, New Rich - D.C. EVEREST Mon., May 24 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Wausau Country Club mond, River Falls, Superior. __Ja_c_k_O_v_e_r_ga_a_r_d_&__M_ik_e_S_a_l_te_r ______Pr_o_S_h_o_p ______(_S_ch_o_f_ie_ld_) ______SECTIONAL #2 – ASHWAUBENON HARTFORD UNION Tues., May 25 Instruction on 1st 9:00 a.m. Team – $85 Hartford Golf Club __Jo_h_n_L_o_n_e_rg_a_n ______te_e_w_/_e_a_c_h_g_ro_u_p ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_17______APPLETON NORTH REGIONAL – Appleton East, Apple - HOMESTEAD Tues., May 25 7:00 a.m. 8:04 a.m. Team – $50 Mee-Kwon Golf Course ton North, Appleton West, Shawano Community, Stevens __S_te_v_e_O_’_B_ri_en______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______(_M_e_q_uo_n_) ______Point, Waupaca, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln. MIDDLETON Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $120 Pleasant View BAY PORT REGIONAL – Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De __Je_f_f _K_en_a_s ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_24______OSHKOSH WEST Tues., May 25 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team – $105 Lakeshore Municipal Pere, Green Bay East, Green Bay Preble, Green Bay __B_ra_d_J_o_d_a_rs_k_i ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25_____G_o_lf_C_o_u_r_se______Southwest, Green Bay West, Pulaski. PIUS XI Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $142.50 Washington Country SECTIONAL #3 – WAUNAKEE __Pe_t_e_r _R_e_ev_e_s ______G_ri_ll_A_r_ea______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_28_._5_0 __G_o_lf_C_o_u_r_se______MIDDLETON REGIONAL – Madison Memorial, Madison PLYMOUTH Wed., May 26 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Quit Qui Oc (Elkhart Lake) Mike Slagle Outside Pavilion Player – $20 West, Middleton, Oregon, Sauk Prairie, Stoughton, Verona ______REEDSBURG AREA Tues., May 25 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Reedsburg County Club Area, Waunakee. __B_ob__F_el_le_r ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______REEDSBURG AREA REGIONAL – Baraboo, Holmen, La SUPERIOR Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Nemadji Golf Club Crosse Central, La Crosse Logan, Onalaska, Reedsburg __R_ay__K_o_se_y ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______Area, Tomah. WATERFORD Wed., May 26 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Rivermoor __M_ic_h_a_el_B_l_a_ir ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e_D__ec_k ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______SECTIONAL #4 – MANITOWOC LINCOLN WESTOSHA CENTRAL Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Brighton Dale Golf Links - OSHKOSH WEST REGIONAL – Hortonville, Kaukauna, __M_a_rk__O_ls_e_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20_____W_h_i_te__C_ou_r_s_e_(_K_an_s_a_s_v_ill_e_) __ Kimberly, Menasha, Neenah, New London, Oshkosh Division 2 North, Oshkosh West. REGIONALS PLYMOUTH REGIONAL – Fond du Lac, Manitowoc Lin - ______ASHLAND Tues., May 25 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $50 Chequamegon Bay Golf Club coln, Plymouth, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South, __B_ri_an__M_._M_i_lle_r ______El_k_s_L_o_dg_e__D_in_in_g__R_m_. ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__1_0 ______Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West. CAMPBELLSPORT Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Camelot (Lomira) SECTIONAL #5 – ELKHORN AREA __K_ri_s _L_an_g_e_r ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_18______BEAVER DAM – Beaver Dam, DeForest, Madison East, DODGEVILLE Wed., May 26 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Dodge-Point Country Club Scott Tolzman Clubhouse Player – $20 (Mineral Point) Madison La Follette, Monona Grove, Portage, Sun Prairie, ______DURAND Tues., May 25 8:15 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team – $75 Valley Golf Course (Mondovi) Watertown. __R_an_d_y__Jo_h_n_s_on______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______BELOIT MEMORIAL REGIONAL – Badger, Beloit Memo - EVANSVILLE Tues., May 25 8:45 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Team – $100 Evansville Golf Club rial, Burlington, Elkhorn Area, Fort Atkinson, Janesville __G_a_ry_G__ro_s_s_m_a_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______Craig, Janesville Parker, Milton. JEFFERSON Tues., May 25 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team – $100 Koshkonong Mounds __D_a_n_W_i_lh_a_rm______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______G_o_lf_C_o_u_r_se__(F_o_r_t _A_tk_i_ns_o_n_) __ SECTIONAL #6 – GERMANTOWN LITTLE CHUTE Tues., May 25 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Fox Valley Golf Club HOMESTEAD REGIONAL – Cedarburg, Germantown, __D_u_tc_h_H_u_r_le_y ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20_____(_K_au_k_a_u_n_a_) ______Grafton, Homestead, Menomonee Falls, Milwaukee Madi - MARINETTE Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Little River Country Club son University/Custer/Juneau Complex/Marshall/North - __G_le_n_R_e_i_nk_e ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______MAYVILLE Wed., May 26 8:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. Team – $100 Mayville Golf Course west/School of Languages/Washington, Nicolet, Port __B_ob__P_ar_d_u_h_n ______O_u_ts_id_e_C_l_u_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______Washington. MOSINEE Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $90 Indianhead Golf Course PIUS XI REGIONAL – Marquette University, Milwaukee __G_u_y_O__tt_e ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_18______Bradley Technical/Milwaukee Hamilton, Milwaukee King, NEW BERLIN WEST Wed., May 26 30 min. prior flight 10:00 a.m. Team – $100 New Berlin Hills Steve Murdock Practice Green Player – $20 Milwaukee Riverside University, Pius XI, Wauwatosa ______WRIGHTSTOWN Wed., May 26 8:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $150 Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links East/Wauwatosa West, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin __A_nd_y__B_en_s_o_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______Lutheran. Division 3 SECTIONAL #7 – ARROWHEAD HARTFORD UNION REGIONAL – Arrowhead, Brookfield ______R__E_G__I_O__N_A__L_S ______Central, Brookfield East, Hamilton, Hartford Union, BIRCHWOOD Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $90 Tagalong __D_a_ni_e_l _J._H_u_l_l ______Pr_o_S_h_o_p ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______Oconomowoc, West Allis Central, West Allis Nathan Hale. BONDUEL Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $75 Golden Sands (Cecil) WATERFORD REGIONAL – Kettle Moraine, Mukwonago, __R_og_e_r_T_o_o_le ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______Muskego, New Berlin Eisenhower, Waterford, Waukesha CADOTT Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $75 Whispering Pines Golf Course North, Waukesha South, Waukesha West. __Ja_m_e_s__S_ek_e_l ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e_B_a_s_e_m_e_n_t ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______COLFAX Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Whitetail Golf Course SECTIONAL #8 – RACINE HORLICK __V_in_c_e_R_o_ss______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______CUDAHY REGIONAL – Cudahy, Franklin, Greendale, KOHLER Tues., May 25 7:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Team – $125 Blackwolf Run (Kohler) Greenfield, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, Whitnall. __D_ir_k_W_i_ll_is ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______WESTOSHA CENTRAL REGIONAL – Kenosha Bradford, LUTHER Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Drugan’s Castle Mound Joel Babinec & Doris Killian Pro Shop Player – $20 Country Club (Holmen) Kenosha Tremper, Racine Case, Racine Horlick, Racine ______MARATHON Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $60 Pine Valley Golf Course Park, Union Grove, Westosha Central, Wilmot Union. __Ja_c_k_C_u_lh_a_n_e ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_12______DIVISION 2 MINERAL POINT Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Dodge-Point Country Club SECTIONAL #1 – SOMERSET __V_ic_k_ie_D_a_h_l ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______ASHLAND REGIONAL – Ashland, Barron, Chetek/Wey - OAKFIELD Wed., May 26 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $85 Rolling Meadows Jack Hamilton Clubhouse - East Rm. Player – $17 (Fond du Lac) erhaeuser, Cumberland, Hayward, Ladysmith, Medford ______PARDEEVILLE Tues., May 25 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $60 Portage Country Club Area, Northwestern, Rice Lake, Spooner. __Ph_i_l _K_am__ra_t_h ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______DURAND REGIONAL - Amery, Baldwin-Woodville, Du - SHORELAND LUTHERAN Wed., May 26 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Brighton Dale Links - Blue rand, Ellsworth, Mondovi, Osceola, Prescott, Saint Croix __D_a_n_H_a_h_m ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20_____S_p_ru_c_e_C_o_u_r_s_e_(_Ka_n_s_a_s_vi_ll_e)__ Central, Saint Croix Falls, Somerset, Unity. WAUSAUKEE Tues., May 25 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Hunters Glen Golf Course __Ja_r_e_d_D_e_s_ch_a_n_e ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20_____(_C_ri_vi_tz_) ______MOSINEE REGIONAL – Altoona, Aquinas, Black River Falls, Bloomer, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau, Mosinee, EVANSVILLE REGIONAL – Brodhead, Clinton, Edger - Saint Thomas More, Shorewood, University School of Neillsville, Nekoosa, Owen-Withee/Greenwood, Sparta, ton, Evansville, Madison Edgewood, McFarland, Monroe, Milwaukee. West Salem. Mount Horeb, Parkview, Turner. DIVISION 3 SECTIONAL #2 – SEYMOUR MAYVILLE REGIONAL – Adams-Friendship, Colum - SECTIONAL #1 – FREDERIC LITTLE CHUTE REGIONAL – Berlin, Fox Valley Lutheran, bus, Horicon, Lodi, Lomira, Mayville, North Fond du Lac, BIRCHWOOD REGIONAL – Birchwood, Bruce, Freedom, Little Chute, Omro, Ripon, Wautoma, Watertown Luther Prep, Waupun, Wisconsin Dells. Cameron, Chequamegon, Flambeau, Hurley, Mellen, Weyauwega-Fremont, Winneconne, Xavier. SECTIONAL #4 – NEW HOLSTEIN Phillips, Prentice, Washburn. MARINETTE REGIONAL – Clintonville, Marinette, North - CAMPBELLSPORT REGIONAL – Campbellsport, CADOTT REGIONAL - Augusta, Cadott, Eleva-Strum, land Pines, Notre Dame, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Peshtigo, Chilton, Howards Grove, Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Ke - Fall Creek, Lincoln, Osseo-Fairchild, Regis, Stanley-Boyd, Seymour, Tomahawk, Wittenberg-Birnamwood. waskum, Kiel, New Holstein, Random Lake, Sheboygan Thorp, Whitehall. WRIGHTSTOWN REGIONAL – Brillion, Denmark, Lux - Falls, Winnebago Lutheran Academy. COLFAX REGIONAL – Clear Lake, Colfax, Frederic, emburg-Casco, Mishicot, Roncalli, Southern Door, Stur - JEFFERSON REGIONAL – Big Foot, Delavan-Darien, Glenwood City, Grantsburg, Luck, McDonell Central, geon Bay, Two Rivers, Valders, West De Pere, Wright - East Troy, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Lakeside Lutheran, Siren, Turtle Lake/Clayton, Webster. stown. Palmyra-Eagle, Pewaukee, Saint John’s NW Military SECTIONAL #2 – CRIVITZ SECTIONAL #3 – WISCONSIN DELLS Academy, Whitewater. BONDUEL REGIONAL – Bonduel, Coleman, Gibraltar, DODGEVILLE REGIONAL – Dodgeville, Lancaster, NEW BERLIN WEST REGIONAL – Brown Deer, Gillett, Lena, Menominee Indian, Saint Thomas Aquinas Mauston, Platteville, Prairie du Chien, Richland Center, Catholic Memorial, Dominican, Milwaukee Lutheran, Academy, Sevastopol, Suring, Washington Island. New Berlin West, Racine St. Catherine’s, Saint Francis, River Valley, Viroqua, Westby, Wisconsin Heights. See Golf Assignments, page 21 M Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 21

Eligibility Q & A’s

__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_ 19 ously, the person running at State would Coach Contact dents in school sponsored, open gym practicing or competing out-of-season.” not be able to run. Q.: What is the rule for the coach having settings that are purely recreational in Best friendly advice, best practice - we Q.: My son is playing summer ball for his the kids in the weight room, getting ready for nature, ie., there is no instruction, sport can offer to make sure the school’s team high school as a freshman. For the past four next year? It’s like he pushes them to come in skill demonstration, organized drills or is not placed in peril – is to be certain the years, he has played travel baseball and the morning or even on the weekend. He also resemblance of a practice being con - club/non-school team is diverse and is would like to continue. What are the rules if has said it depends if you play next year or ducted. 4) There is no organized compe - not able to be identified as just the any when he can and can’t play. not. This is not good for these young bodies tition, such as established teams partici - school’s team assembling and competing A.: The member schools of the WIAA to be pushed like this to work out all the time pating in round-robin competition, etc. outside the season. have the following rule which addresses like he wants them to. “Open Gym” is not a code word for out- Q.: I am going to run a summer basketball your question: It is the philosophy of this A.: If you have concerns, my recom - of-season practice. The philosophy of the camp and am currently the JV boys basketball Association that a student owes loyalty mendation is to talk to your athletic di - open gym is students from that school coach at our high school. I will be running the and allegiance to the school and team of rector. Our member schools have created may attend, for wholesome recreation, camp at the high school and need to know if which he/she is a member during the WIAA rules which provide limits that are or for purposes of improving their skills, students entering the 9th grade can attend season of a given sport. A student be - quite rigorous if followed. A member but it’s something they do on their own. the camp. I will be doing all of the instruction. comes ineligible in a sport for the re - school is permitted to supervise condi - It would be a violation of WIAA rules to A.: Schools are allowed to mainder of the season for competing in tioning programs under the open gym mandate attendance at open gyms, or to provide/create summertime clinic/in - nonschool game, meet, or contest in the provide incentives for athletes to attend structional opportunities for students same sport during the season of practice provisions, which may include weight lifting, speed, agility, fitness. The pro - open gyms, or to limit participation that have just completed 8th grade or and competition established by the based on athletic status, or to allow ath - below. Varsity and JV coaches can have school. A student may practice with a gram must be limited to non-sport and non-sport-skill-specific instruction. Basic letes from other schools to come and coaching contact with students who nonschool program, but may not com - work out or compete against the host have just completed 8th grade or any pete or participate in scrimmages. “instruction” e.g., safe lifting, safe spot - ting, training regimen and rationale, are school’s athletes. (BL – Art. II and RE – preceding grade up until these 8th Q.: According to the WIAA Handbook, Art. VI, Sect. 2) graders actually start their 9th grade teams cannot assemble until after the school permitted. No sport implements and/or year. year has been completed. I know it is a topic sport specific movement/drills should be Out-of-Season Concerns/Equipment Q.: We are planning a basic basketball at the WIAA Annual Meeting but for the 2010 part of the open gym or weight room. Q.: Can I put my JV boys basketball team skills development physical education class to year when can the Legion start practice and These conditioning programs must be in a spring basketball league right now with - be offered during summer school. I just want games? Thanks for your time and cooperation made known and accessible to all inter - out getting into trouble? No coaches would be to confirm with you whether schools are al - on this matter. When can summer ball begin? ested students and must be voluntary. coaching them. It would be one of the kids lowed to do this or not. After their high school season is over? Exam - Coaches may not: 1) Mandate athletes dads. It’s a seven week league playing on ple freshman after their last game can they participate in nonschool competition, or A.: My reference is to the WIAA Hand - begin Legion ball or do they have to wait till determine who may or may not partici - Sunday nights. It would start on March 28 book and the membership Bylaws (page varsity season is over? We had a scheduling pate in nonschool activity. 2) Require in - and go though May 9. 26). The Bylaw (Art II, Sect 2, Par A, #1) meeting last week and all others towns I volvement in out-of-season activities as A.: You've pointed out that coaches states: A school may not assemble ath - spoke with start when their individual season part of the requirements for making a may not have contact out-of-season with letes or prospective athletes in physical ends. They don’t wait for the varsity. I know school team, earning a school letter the exception of the five unrestricted education classes, or some other man - this caused some scheduling issues last year award, etc. 3) Provide incentives such as days in the summertime. Athletes may ner, for purposes of teaching fundamen - with summer ball? T-shirts, etc., for participation in the off- voluntarily participate in a league out-of- tals, techniques, plays, etc., except dur - A.: The rule during the school season season. season during the school year. But keep ing the designated school season of a reads: A student becomes ineligible in a Weight rooms are considered open in mind the member schools of our Asso - sport, and during the approved summer - sport for the remainder of the season for gyms and the open gym rules state: ciation have the following rule: It is the time contact period noted below in B – competing in nonschool game, meet, or Coaches and schools cannot be involved philosophy of this Association that while Exceptions. The exceptions are the five contest in the same sport during the sea - in out-of-season practice for athletes. athletes should not be unreasonably re - summer contact days and six days of son of practice and competition estab - However open gyms do not violate WIAA stricted, except during the actual school clinic for 8th grade and below. Therefore, lished by the school. Students may prac - rules if they are conducted according to season of a sport, no activity in which it appears that the class suggested by tice with their nonschool teams, but may the following guidelines: 1) The open they are engaged during the school year your middle school physical education not compete or inter-squad scrimmage gym is made known and available to all should resemble in any way a school teacher would not be appropriate. while their school season is in session. students in the designated population of team practicing or competing out-of- Q.: I have a question regarding the rule They may begin practice with the legion that school that are interested in attend - season. No pre-season team should be about use of school equipment - out-of- once their season is complete. Freshman ing. Open gyms may be gender specific. made up exclusively of students from the season - nonschool use/summertime (Art. III, begin when their freshman school sched - It is also acceptable to include people same school. Merely grade level diversi - Section 1, A.) I have a parent who contacted ule is complete. Varsity begin when they from the community. Schools may con - fication is not acceptable. The way you me that her son is attending a baseball clinic are eliminated from the WIAA tourna - duct “open gyms” in any activity. It is advanced your question, the answer is at a business that works with kids on things ment. If a student has been brought up not acceptable to include athletes from no that a team could not be in a league like hitting, pitching, catching, etc. He is a to varsity, then they must wait until the another school, public or nonpublic. 2) unless diversified. “An acceptable non catcher. She wants to know if he can use varsity season is complete. The students There is no instruction during the open school program is one which is not lim - school catchers equipment - for safety rea - are allowed to assemble during the sum - gym by a coach or anyone else. 3) ited to students based on school and/or sons. Based on what I am reading in the rule mertime. Summertime is defined as the Coaches may supervise open gyms, but team status” - and – non school activities - we can only issue the safety equipment in last day of school to the first day of they may not instruct, organize drills, in which students are engaged “may not school. etc. Coaches can also recreate with stu - resemble in any way a school’s team See Eligibility Q & A’s, page 22 M Golf Assignments 2010 Boys Golf Time Schedule

__M ______Continued from page 20 Division 1 MARATHON REGIONAL – Amherst, Assumption, SECTIONALS Colby, Columbus Catholic, Iola-Scandinavia, Manawa, Host School & Coaches _M_a_n_a_g_e_r ______D_a_t_e ______M_e_e_ti_n_g ______T_e_e_T_im__e ____G__re_e_n_s_F_e_e _____S_i_te ______Marathon, Marion, Newman Catholic, Pacelli. ARROWHEAD Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:03 a.m. Team – $142.50 Washington Country WAUSAUKEE REGIONAL – Crandon, Crivitz, Elcho, __R_og_e_r_K_u_c_k_ka_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_28_._5_0 __G_o_lf_C_o_u_r_se__(H__ar_t_fo_rd_)______ASHWAUBENON Wed., June 2 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $76.25 Brown County Golf Course Florence, Laona, Niagara, Pembine, Three Lakes, __C_ra_ig__H_o_is_k_a_&__D_a_ve__S_te_a_v_p_ac_k ______Pr_o_S_h_o_p ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15_._2_5 __(_G_re_e_n_B_a_y_) ______Wabeno, Wausaukee. ELKHORN AREA Wed., June 2 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $90 Evergreen Golf Course __JP__Fi_s_he_r ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_18______SECTIONAL #3 – ARCADIA GERMANTOWN Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Blackstone Creek Golf Club LUTHER REGIONAL – Alma, Arcadia, Blair-Taylor, __G_a_ry_A_n_d_e_r_so_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______Cochrane-Fountain City, Gilmanton, Independence, MANITOWOC LINCOLN Tues., June 1 8:45 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Branch River Country Club __To_m__S_t_ef_fe_n_h_a_g_e_n ______Pr_o_S_h_o_p ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25_____(_C_at_o_) ______Ithaca, Kickapoo, Luther, Melrose-Mindoro. MARSHFIELD Tues., June 1 8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Holm’s River Edge Golf Course MINERAL POINT REGIONAL – Argyle/Pecatonica, __M_ik_e_N_i_c_ks_ic______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______RACINE HORLICK Tues., June 1 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Team – $125 Johnson’s Park (Racine) Barneveld, Cassville, Cuba City, Darlington, Fennimore, __S_ue__S_o_re_n_s_e_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______Iowa-Grant, Mineral Point, New Glarus, Southwestern. WAUNAKEE Wed., June 2 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $80 The Meadows of Six Brian Smith Clubhouse Player – $16 Mile Creek SHORELAND LUTHERAN REGIONAL – Abundant Life ______Christian, Brookfield Academy, Catholic Central, Faith Division 2

Christian, Heritage Christian, Kenosha Christian Life, ______S__E_C_T_I_O__N_A__L_S ______Kenosha Saint Joseph, Racine Lutheran, Shoreland NEW HOLSTEIN Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $75 Badger Creek Golf Course __S_te_v_e_S_t_ei_n_e_r ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_15______Lutheran, The Prairie School, Williams Bay. SEYMOUR Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $105 Crystal Springs Golf Course SECTIONAL #4 – MARKESAN __M_a_rk__Z_ah_n ______Lo_w_e_r_L_e_v_e_l _C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_21______KOHLER REGIONAL – Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart SOMERSET Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $100 Bristol Ridge __B_ra_d_N_e_m__ec______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_20______Lake-Glenbeulah, Hilbert, Kohler, Oostburg, Ozaukee, WISCONSIN DELLS Wed., June 2 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Trappers Turn Reedsville, Sheboygan Area Lutheran, Sheboygan __C_hr_is__L_ec_h_n_ir ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______County Christian, Stockbridge. Division 3 OAKFIELD REGIONAL – Green Lake, Laconia, Marke - ______S__E_C_T_I_O__N_A__L_S ______san, Montello, Oakfield, Oshkosh Lourdes, Princeton, ARCADIA Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $80 Trempealeau Mountain Saint Mary Central, Saint Mary’s Springs, Shiocton. __B_ru_c_e_S_c_h_w_e_is_th_a_l_&__D_o_ri_s _K_il_lia_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_16_____(_Tr_e_m_p_e_a_le_a_u_) ______CRIVITZ Tues., June 1 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Team – $125 Hunters Glen Golf Course PARDEEVILLE REGIONAL – Cambridge, Central Wis - __C_hr_is__C_a_rr_iv_e_a_u ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______consin Christian, Johnson Creek, Lake Country Lutheran, FREDERIC Tues., June 1 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Team – $125 Frederic Golf Course __K_el_ly__K.__St_e_e_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e ______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_25______Living Word Lutheran, Pardeeville, Randolph, University MARKESAN Tues., June 1 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Team – $140 Lawsonia (Links) Lake School, Wayland Academy.  __D_e_nn_i_s_D_a_ll_m_a_n ______C_lu_b_h_ou_s_e_L_o_w_e_r_L_e_v_el______P_l_ay_e_r_–__$_28_____(_G_re_e_n_L_a_k_e_) ______Page 22 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8

Eligibility Q & A’s

__M C_on_t_in_ue_d_f_ro_m_p_a_ge_ 21 the summer. We can allow the use of imple - Open Gyms and Camp Issues pay 100 percent of the costs. If a re - ticipation outside the sport season and ments such as bats, balls, etc., but not safety Q.: I am wondering if a booster club can duced price is offered it must be pro - the four or five Board of Control ap - equipment like batting helmets and catchers cover the cost of a hotel room when players vided to all participants. The only way for proved unrestricted contact days in the gear. I am struggling to see the logic in this go to a team camp in the summer time? I am booster club funds to be used is to gift summer. (BL – Art. II, RE – Art. IV and rule. We can allow them to use some of the thinking of having my team attend a team them to the school and the school to use Art. VI) Note: Funds kept in school activ - equipment, but not the stuff to keep them camp in Green Bay, and while I know I cannot booster gifts during the five unrestricted ity accounts are considered school funds. safe and healthy. How are schools respecting pay for their entry fee to the team camp, I am days. High school students may work a The WIAA members have stated in the this rules as it comes to open gyms? I know wondering if I can pay for the lodging at a lower level camp as a clinician, but the Rules of Eligibility (page 38) Article VI, our softball coach uses helmets from the hotel. camps may not be longer than six days Section 2, #5, that any fees for entrance summer program team for their open gyms A.: In order to provide an accurate an - and must be completed before July 31. A to the clinic must be paid for by the stu - during the winter. We don't have a summer swer, I would need to know if the camp student can be "employed" and be paid dents or parents in order to not affect baseball program to go to - as we play WIAA is part of your five unrestricted contact for working a camp as a clinician/coach. the amateur status of any participants. summer baseball. Please advise on this. days or is not a part of the five unre - But, a student may not be "self-em - Students/families must pay 100 percent A.: You are correct in the rule. Protec - stricted contact days. If camp were to be ployed" in marketing their sport skill/ex - of costs associated with camps or clinics. tive equipment and uniforms may only part of/counted within, your unre - pertise. Students may assemble in any This includes receiving free and/or re - be issued during the actual sport season stricted contact days – then booster’s manner during the summer without duced rates on equipment, apparel, and the summer. To the best of my could gift the school. Then that and other school and/or coach involvement (Cap - camps/clinics/instruction and competi - knowledge, our member schools respect school funds could be used to provide tain’s practices). However, Captains’ tive opportunities that are not identical the rule, and I have answered many in - camp opportunity for - ALL - interested practices are not allowed during the for all other participants. quiries about the rule. The mom may students. Must be part of unrestricted school year. Health & Behavior Q.: I am writing as the president on behalf wish to check with a local American Le - days otherwise, camps/clinics are 100 Q.: If an athlete has a code of conduct vi - gion team for equipment if you do not percent responsibility of student and of our wrestling club which is not associated with our school. We are a non-profit associa - olation [drinking], is this athlete eligible for have a summer program with baseball. family. If the camp were not part of your any post season all conference awards? Q.: I have a question regarding FFA bas - unrestricted contact days, the answer tion organized to promote the sport of wrestling for ages pre-K - high school. Are we A.: Your message references Code of ketball games. I had a request today from my would be "No." See III-F of Rules At A Conduct procedures and conference se - Glance. Students must pay their own ex - able to reimburse the athlete for their ex - FFA president to schedule an FFA basketball lection procedures. The member schools game (high school students) between our FFA penses, including transportation to any penses to attend a summer camp held off-site of the WIAA require a code of conduct chapter and the neighboring high school FFA non-school (out-of-season) camps. Lo - from school? Actually to be held at another with minimums. However, many schools chapter. Is this type of thing allowed? gistics could be accommodated by hav - school district... I've read under summer re - have a code of conduct which is more A.: I would caution your school about ing students cover their own cost for the minders at the Web site.... "students must stringent than the minimums required. holding an interscholastic event outside bus transportation. If they wished to ride pay their own way to any camp, clinic, or spe - of the basketball season (Bylaws, p. 26, bus. All interested students could travel cialized training." but then it goes on to say Conferences and coaches determine the Art II, Sect 2, Par A). The best advice by bus if they desired, but would need to that "nonschool groups can pay expenses re - selection process for conference awards. since this is an interscholastic event is to cover their own bus ticket costs to camp lated to actual competition, such as entry fees The WIAA member schools do not deter - limit participation to only those individu - in this scenario. For camps and clinics, into summer leagues, etc." Can you please mine those procedures at the state level, als who have used their eligibility up (se - student/parents must pay 100 percent clarify for me so that we don't have any vio - but rather at the conference level. There - niors) in basketball. Since both teams of the costs . lations? Also, what if the club is hosting a fore, your best resource is your local ath - have completed their school season, this Q.: I am aware that students from another fundraiser event such as a car wash or brat letic director as our office is not familiar event constitutes a second season of the district cannot participate in our open gyms fry - are the athletes able to split those profits with the code of conduct which you refer sport (p35 Art V, Sect 1, Par A, #3c) and during the summer, but what about camps. and pay for their camp fees with that money? or the conference selection process. participation would eliminate another Can a girl from the neighboring district partic - A.: Our member schools have allowed Fundraisers & Booster Clubs reimbursement for some costs associ - year of basketball for (freshmen-ju - ipate in a volleyball camp sponsored by our Q.: Can we place volleyball booster infor - niors). Athletes are limited to four differ - coach and intended for our district girls? Can ated with competition and not camps or clinics. Competition would include meets mation on our Web site along with different ent seasons in their career (p. 35, Art V, our coach restrict it to only our girls, or can summer training opportunities without being she promote it with other schools if she or tournaments. Training would include Sect 1, Par A, #3b). in violation? For example... Can we post fit - wants? How would any of these scenarios af - practice, camps, or clinics. EXPENSES – Q.: The high school basketball club is ness training opportunities, camps, clinics fect the contact days allowed for our coach? TRAINING AND COMPETING – 1) The sponsoring a girls all-star game on Sunday. and tournaments on our site. None of these One of our volunteer coaches has been asked A.: Here are some summer camp WIAA recognizes a distinction between opportunities will be sponsored by our school to announce the game. In looking at the lan - thoughts. The camp must be open to any training and competing. Students must or coaches but may be by our booster club guage found in the rules at a glance it says and all interested boys and/or girls. It pay their own expenses, including trans - and/or held in our buildings. schools can have no involvement with these must be voluntary and not mandatory. portation, to any nonschool (out-of- games in the school year. Therefore, my Camps may not be used for official season) camps, clinics, or specialized A.: The member schools do not have a thought is that our volunteer coach could not and/or unofficial “try-outs” for the up - training. Schools may pay expenses and rule against a school providing space on do this. Am I correct or could he announce coming season. Coaching restrictions provide transportation to similar in-sea - the school Web site for nonschool the game? apply. Camps during the five unre - son activities in that sport and during groups. It does raise some concerns A.: You are correct. Administrators, stricted days may take place after the unrestricted contact days in the summer. which you may wish to be proactive athletic directors, coaches (paid or un - last day of school and before July 31. 2) A student may be reimbursed actual with: Be sure the page with the informa - paid) shall not become involved directly Schools may provide transportation, in - and necessary costs associated with tion indicates that these are nonschool or indirectly with the coaching, manage - struction, etc. Outside of the five unre - competing. This may include transporta - opportunities. Have some sort of dis - ment, direction, and/or promotion of any stricted days, coaches may not coach tion, food, lodging and entry fees. 3) A claimer stating that all out-of-season op - kind of all-star game during the school athletes they will coach the next season. school may not become involved finan - portunities are voluntary and not manda - year (Handbook, p. 28, Bylaws, Art IV, Schools may not conduct camps during cially, through transportation or any tory. Camps and clinics must be paid in Sect 1, Par A). the school year. Students/families must other way in a student's nonschool par - full by the student and/or family.  Sports Report “PLUS”

® Exemplary sportsmanship as submitted by licensed officials. The following reports of good sportsmanship have been submitted to the WIAA. Appreciation goes out to those officials taking the time to give recognition to those schools and individuals deserving of acknowledgement. Track & Field James Crowley’s words of encouragement to first, he also hustled to and from the pitcher’s WIAA expects and high school athletics truly Parkview, Monticello, Albany Co-ed Meet his Omro teammates did not go unnoticed. Job mound during conferences. I also observed deserves. Thom and I have worked many Tuesday, April 6, 2010 well done. Mike Stiller’s help with bats and hel - him retrieving Appleton West player’s bats, games that were played as well as this one but My partner (Bob Schara) and I worked the mets also was appreciated. Seth Deuman of hustling numerous times to the screen to get none that were more enjoyable to officiate. We were greeted by Dr. Otte after the game Parkview, Monticello, Albany co-ed meet at Waupaca showed outstanding leadership by foul balls, and him just being a nice young man the way he conducted himself on the field. Your with a word of thanks but none was needed. It Parkview. Everything went very well and we to talk with behind the plate. This is not the words of encouragement were noticed. Good was our pleasure. were done by 6:30 p.m. As we were leaving first time I have taken note of Brillion’s players, luck to both teams the rest of the year . Reporting Official: MJ Stella the facility, one of the female participants (and coaching staff, or fans being excellent role Reporting Official: Phil Punzel NNNNNNNN I do not know which school she was represent - models for their peers and wonderful spokes - NNNNNNNN Bonduel at Wittenberg-Birnamwood ing) went out of her way to say “Thanks for of - people for the community. Keep up the great ficiating our meet tonight.” What a nice gesture Appleton West vs. Brillion April 13, 2010 work; everyone notices your sportsmanship, I had the pleasure of working the home from this young lady. Working this meet with April 10, 2010 which includes the umpires! Have a great sea - plate in this game. The game ended 19-18 the great kids these three schools have was a We wish to name two exceptional sports - son! after 9 innings. To say it was a great game pleasure. Athletes... enjoy your track seasons manlike players we noticed going above and would be a huge understatement. There were and do say thanks to those that help at your beyond: Jon Leveille of Appleton West and Will Reporting Official: Brent M. Thompson NNNNNNNN many close calls and odd situations in this meets. It is so much appreciated and it takes a Jensen of Brillion. We noticed Mr. Leveille per - game. The players, coaches and fans should be lot of people (volunteers) to run a meet. forming numerous acts of sportsmanship. He Softball commended for their fantastic behavior Reporting Official: John Prien not only hustled on and off the field to his D.C. Everest at Mosinee throughout the game. Sportsmanship by NNNNNNNN shortstop position, we observed him helping April 13, 2010 young people does not happen by mistake, it's What a wonderful game this was to offici - opposing players up after sliding into second, learned because they have coaches and par - Baseball ate. Both coaches, Todd Felch and Mike Math - ents who understand what's truly important. and being a leader by encouraging his team - Omro at Waupaca ies, were totally positive with their teams, with Young people notice how adults treat other April 13, 2010 mates on every play. We also noticed Mr. the opponent, and with us officials. Starting adults in stressful situations. Both schools I just wanted to say thanks to the Waupaca Jensen performing many acts of sportsman - with the pre-game meeting and ending with should be very proud of themselves. and Omro baseball teams for their excellent ship. He not only hustled on and off the field to the last out, both teams, both coaches, and the Reporting Official: Gary Hagberg display of sportsmanship during this contest. his catcher position and to back up throws to fans demonstrated the sportsmanship that the NNNNNNNN Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 23 I Tennis Interpretations Tom Shafranski Electronic Player Season school team. It will be the school ad - sity and the JV players during their player entered at flight 4 does not Record (PSR) Form ministration answering questions matches. If a school has three or more have to meet this requirement. QUESTION: Where do I find the should concerns develop. coaches, the coaches that will be work - QUESTION: What would happen Player Season Record form? Withdrawals ing with student athletes at each level if the player in question play’s INTERPRETATION: The interactive QUESTION: If a player with - need to be identified prior to the start #4 with his non-dominate hand Player Season Record (PSR) form was draws from a match during the of the match. throughout the regular season emailed to athletic directors of WIAA regular season, how is that now Multi-Site Events after which (after the conclusion tennis schools on April 1, 2010. The handled? QUESTION: If a team is at a var - of the regular season and before easiest way to attain your form is to INTERPRETATION: The new regu - sity invite with 3 or more sites, can the start of the State tournament contact your athletic director and ask lation reads as follows: If a player is one coach be at each site? series) he has permission from his for a copy of this email . unable to compete (withdraws, retires, INTERPRETATION: The new inter - doctor to begin playing with his This new electronic form allows defaults, walks over, or disqualifies pretation following discussion at the dominate hand. Let’s say that coaches to email it for both regular herself/himself) from a match during 2005 WIAA Coaches Advisory Commit - playing with his dominate hand season and WIAA tournament seeding the regular season that the tee meeting on this issue is that up to enables him to beat (in challenge and special qualifier purposes. We en - player/team records a loss on the sea - two coaches per level of program can matches) the player(s) on our courage you to email your PSR for son record for that match. During provide instruction to tennis players as team who played #1, #2 or seeding and special qualifiers for the WIAA tournament play, the player may found in the WIAA Season Regulations #3 during the regular season. If WIAA Individual Tournament to not return to play that day. If a match at the times indicated. This allows two that was the case and he was en - [email protected] by noon on May is in progress, the score shall stand, coaches to be identified at the varsity tered in the sub-sectionals as #4, 28, 2010 . any additional sets not yet played will level and two different coaches (if would we be in violation of the QUESTION: How should I title all be scored 2-0; for a match not yet available) to provide instruction at the ‘order of strength rule’? the different Player Season Record begun 2-0, 2-0. JV level. Coaches must be under con - INTERPRETATION: Obviously, we forms for my players and doubles Team Withdrawals tract with the school as tennis coaches can’t predict this just yet and, ulti - teams? QUESTION: We ’ve come across to be eligible to instruct during a tennis mately, other coaches will police this INTERPRETATION: Each form or situations where we go to a multi- meet. matter. If someone is clearly better file needs to be identified for each sin - team meet, and due to various rea - If the meet is a varsity only meet, than the players above him, tennis gles player or doubles team as follows: sons one or two teams might not only two coaches can be used to pro - regulations for rank order indicate that Singles players: Use the first four be enough people to fill all 7 vide instruction . player must be moved up. letters of a players last name followed flights. WIAA Season Regulations The answer if this happens is – yes by a “.” and then the complete school INTERPRETATION: If this is a con - QUESTION: Can a school tennis – if a player is given approval to use name followed by the suffix “.xls. ” ference meet, the conference needs to team have their JV team compete his/her dominate hand after playing Example: brow.Brookfield East.xls – develop language as to how this in a varsity invite on the same day with a non-dominate hand throughout (for Mary Brown from Brookfield East should be handled and where the sin - that a school ’s varsity team hosts the regular season; if a coach believes High School). gles and doubles teams need to play. If their own invitational? he/she is the number one player on Doubles teams: Use the first four it is a non-conference meet, the host INTERPRETATION: No, WIAA the team, during the tournament se - letters of one of the players last name school needs to determine how this rules only allow one varsity meet per ries he/she would have to be the num - followed by a “.” , then the first four let - will be handled. It has been sug - day per WIAA Season Regulations, 6., ber one player otherwise you would be ters of the other players last name fol - gested/recommended that if a school c., page 36. in violation of the rank order regula - lowed by a “.” , the schools complete team does not have enough players to QUESTION: Can a school tennis tion. name and then the suffix “.xls. ” fill a team, they should be placed in team have “captain ’s practices ” Coaches are going to question a #3 Example: jone.keye.Brookfield Cen - rank order in the top positions (#1, prior to the start of the boy ’s ten - or #4 position when a player t ral.xls – (for Mike Jones and Jerry #2, etc.) until all players are used. nis season? should/could be a #1. As always, I en - Keyes from Brookfield Central High QUESTION: At the same time, INTERPRETATION: No, “captain ’s courage regular documentation of School.) some teams have brought extra practices ” can only be held during the challenge matches and regular season Eighth Graders Practicing with players who end up filling the va - summertime period. There are no re - matches. In this case, since he was a High School Team cant spots for a team other than strictions relative to voluntary assem - State qualifier last year and almost QUESTION: I have a few 8th theirs. bling of students during the summer in won his first match against a very grade boys (currently in 8th INTERPRETATION: No, WIAA Sea - excess of five (5) days in hockey with - good opponent, it will be best to play grade), that have requested per - son Regulations, 6., c., A school may out school/coach involvement. (WIAA him at the higher spot if there is any mission to come to practice and enter only one varsity meet per day. Sr. High Handbook-pg. 38) question. play with the guys. My question to WIAA regulations do not allow addi - QUESTION: Can scrimmages be Additional Instruction you is can they participate in drills tional players to take a vacated spot scheduled for the varsity reserve QUESTION: Are the boys al - in practice? Can they hit against available from another team nor do and JV teams in tennis? lowed to attend group tennis les - any of the current high school WIAA regulations allow student-ath - INTERPRETATION: Yes, however, sons during the season? These les - players in practice? I know they letes from one school to practice with a couple of points of emphasis here: 1. sons do not interfere with or re - cannot compete on the team, how - or compete for another school team place the school practice ….they ever, they’re interested in hitting Please review the WIAA Season Regu - are additional hitting opportuni - and seeing if they like the sport. other than the school where they are lations as found on page 35-36 regard - ties for the players that are run by INTERPRETATION: While taking eligible . ing scrimmages. 2. Scrimmages are “time and turns” away from students JV Coaching Contact allowed so long as there is no loss of the club pro . already “in high school” would never During a Meet academic time. 3. An individual stu - INTERPRETATION: After the con - be recommended, here, WIAA rules do QUESTION: As long as the pace dent is allowed to participate in only clusion of the school practice, student- not prevent middle level students in of play is not hindered JV coaches one day of scrimmage activity. Note: athletes are not prohibited from at - your district from “practicing” with the are allowed to talk/coach players. An individual student may participate tending other non-school practice ses - high school team, if that’s what your Is this correct? in multiple levels of scrimmages con - sions, clinics or instructional opportu - administration approves of. Because of INTERPRETATION: Yes, JV coach- ducted on the same day . 4. One tennis nities on their own. If this happens to ramifications across all your schools es are allowed to talk, coaches can team cannot consider a scrimmage to be in a “group ” scenario, they are al - programs, this ought to be an admin - provide signals to players. The intent be a meet and the other team to con - lowed to do so. A couple of things to istrative determination, perhaps even of this rule is to allow coaches – espe - sider it to be a scrimmage. A scrim - keep in mind with this, if the group school board approved so as to protect cially head coaches – the opportunity mage is either a meet for both schools tennis lesson is a requirement, then school administration, but not a to work with JV players who are learn - or a scrimmage for both schools. the instructor becomes a team coach, coaches prerogative. ing the game of tennis during compet - QUESTION: Can a singles player and this can only be done one time on If allowed, I would presume this to itive matches. USTA Rule 29. Continu - be entered at the number two po - one day. I also will always remind par - be an opportunity your district would ous Play and all other USTA and WIAA sition if he has played the varsity ents and student-athletes that ask this make available then to all the district’s time limitations need to be main - number three position most of the question that they do need to commu - middle level students with the same tained. year and only played the varsity nicate their intentions with their head circumstances and interest in such an QUESTION: Are JV and varsity number two position twice? coach as risk of injury increases with opportunity. We have found grave un - coaches allowed coaching both INTERPRETATION: Yes, to be al - additional workouts. In addition, dif - happiness and concern to exist in par - levels at a meet? lowed to be entered in the WIAA Ten - ferences in philosophy may exist be - ents and student-athletes of a feeder INTERPRETATION: If a school has nis Subsectional in singles flights 1, 2 tween the school coach and the club program when only certain middle only two coaches (head coach and as - and 3 , a player must have played at pro; not to mention the loss of aca - level students are provided the oppor - sistant), yes, both the head coach and least three singles matches during the demic study time that is also being tunity to practice/work out with a high the assistant can instruct both the var - regular season at any varsity flight. A greatly reduced.  Page 24 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 Track & Field Questions & Answers Question 1: We have an athlete who will Question 6: I was working the high jump Also on page 28 under Assistant Starter, immediately. B) Thirty-minute rule. be wearing a “boot” on her foot when she last night at our JV conference indoor. One of 1 d allows for “starting block problems”. Once play has been suspended, wait at throws the shot. Is this allowed? the high jumpers aborted the jump, but Question 9: Are the new “Five Finger” least 30 minutes after the last thunder is Answer: Provided she has a doctor’s stepped under the plane of the bar. He did shoes legal? heard or flash of lightning is witnessed prescription indicating she must wear not touch the mat or standard. I called it a Answer: The interpretation from the prior to resuming play. C) Any subse - the boot for medical reasons this would miss. Two coaches immediately corrected me NFHS is that these are considered legal quent thunder or lightning after the be - be allowed. Her coach should show the and said that a recent rule change (1 or 2 footwear provided they comply with ginning of the 30 minute, count, reset prescription to the meet referee prior to years ago?) allows the athlete to abort the Rule 4-3-1a1 & 2. the clock and another 30 minute count the start of the meet. jump as long as they don’t touch the pit or Question 10: Does the following WIAA should being.” Question 2: One of our coaches has been standards. Passing under the plane of the bar regulation mean that a headband cannot Question 13: What is the proper ruling diagnosed with breast cancer. Is it permissi - is legal. I couldn’t find it in my rules on the have a manufacturer’s logo? “Headwear – for an athlete wearing an insulin pump? ble for our athletes to wear pink ribbons in clipboard, so I just want to double check that Only headbands or knit caps which are un - Answer: The WIAA Medical Policies their hair to support the coach during her this is correct. I ended up not counting it as adorned except for school name, school nick - and Procedures indicate that it is al - treatments? a missed trial. name, or school mascots are legal” lowed but must be covered. Answer: Neither NFHS nor WIAA rules Answer: Correct call, the attempt is Answer: There are two types of head - Question 14: Is it legal to have a tape would prohibit wearing pink ribbons. recorded as a miss. Rule 7-4-16b; "It is bands; one for warmth and one for hair measure alongside the runway for pole vault The only stipulation regarding hair con - a foul if the competitor: Touches the control. The reference you are making is and long, triple jumps during competition? trol devices is that they do not contain ground or landing area beyond the plane a headband for warmth and would allow Answer: Legal. Meet management hard or unyielding components. of the crossbar, or the cross bar ex - a manufacturer’s logo. Hair control de - may place a tape measure alongside the Question 3: Can athletes attach ribbons tended, without clearing the bar." You vices may also contain a manufacturer’s runway. Rationale: This is not consid - to their pole vault helmets? may also want to reference the Case logo. ered the same as a check mark because Question 11: In the on-line video presen - Answer: Illegal. Book 7.4.16, sit A; "...A1's hand or arm an athlete would not be able to glance at tation, the new WIAA procedures for starting Question 4: I thought there was a new passes beyond the plane of the crossbar the tape while running down the runway commands and forming heats are confusing. rule regarding colored stitching showing on and (b) does not touch anything beyond and gain an advantage. Please clarify. undergarments but I can’t find it. the plane. RULING: (b) No trial unless Question 15: I know that for races with a Answer: In the past, Wisconsin had Answer: Please refer to the NFHS the legal time limit has expired." long stagger it is preferred to use whistle an adaptation which indicated that the Case Book; 4.3.1, sit. K: “A competitor Question 7: Does NFHS or WIAA adapta - starting commands. Where can I find the di - starting commands would be deter - from Team A is warming up for the long tion allow us (7 team conference) to score 6 rections? mined by the position of the athletes jump wearing a long-sleeved, visible un - places for relay and 8 places for individual Answer: Please refer to page 27 of the that had reported for the event. Begin - dergarment on which the seams are events? NFHS Track & Field Officials Manual. ning this season, Wisconsin will now fol - stitched on the outside of the garment in Answer: NFHS Rule 2-1-2; “The num - Question 16: Does a medical bracelet low NFHS Rules 5-7-2 & 3. This change need to be taped under the uniform? a visible contrasting color to the under - ber of places to be scored for each event, does not alter the ability of the starter to garment. The competitor asks the event unless otherwise announced by the Answer: Incorrect procedure. Please use a whistle command when starting refer to Rule 4-3-3a; “Medical alert judge if this undergarment is legal. The games committee, shall be according to races with substantial staggers. NFHS event judge indicates the undergarment the table found on Page 10 of the rule medals are not considered jewelry and Rule 5-6-3 requires all heats/sections of must be taped to the body and alert may is illegal due to multicolors with the book.” This would allow the conference an event be run the same (waterfall, al - be visible .” stitching. RULING: Correct procedure.” (games committee) to determine how to leys, lanes) and is referring to setting up Question 17: At our indoor conference Question 5: Is it legal for a coach to score the meet. events not the starting commands. meet we had two sections of the 4 x 200m videotape their athlete, then watch the video Question 8: An athlete is in the blocks, Question 12: What is the NFHS rule re - relay. The first section ran and it appeared themselves and relay what they saw to the raises their hand because their blocks are not garding lightning and where can I find it? that everything went OK. After the second athlete? set right. I said that this is not a false start. Answer: NFHS Track & Field Rule section ran we were told by the meet referee Answer: Please refer to the NFHS Is there a reference in the rule book? Book, page 86. “A) When thunder is that the first section had an FAT failure, there Case Book, 4.5.8, sit. B: “RULING: Yes, Answer: Please refer to the NFHS Of - heard, or a cloud-to-ground lightning this is permissible between events or tri - ficial’s Manual, page 26, #5, second bolt is seen, the thunderstorm is close were no back-up times, and there would need als, as long as it is done in an unre - paragraph refers to the starter being enough to strike your location with to be a rerun of both sections even though

stricted area.” able to cancel the start for any reason. lightning. Suspend play and take shelter See Track & Field Q&A’s, page 27 M Baseball Questions & Answers Q.: What are the rules on students with rule states the mounds MUST be 10 inches SGMA when the NFHS adopted the same is behind 10 or more runs after 4.5, or tattoos? Can the tattoo show or if it does above the pitchers plate, is this the max standard (with an implementation date after the fifth inning, if either team is 10 show then does it need to be covered up? height as well as the minimum? If not what of Jan. 1, 2012). There is no grandfa - runs behind and both teams have had A.: The tattoo rule has been removed. is the max height? thering of the old bats because the an equal number of times at bat. However the umpire has authority to A.: The top of the pitcher's plate must NFHS committee felt that they provided Q.: Can umpires wear the dark blue pull- prohibit a player from participating if be 10" above the top surface of HOME a 3 year notice when the NCAA only over shirts or just the light blue. he/she judges a tattoo which is uncov - plate. It is the minimum and the maxi - gave 2 years. Since the standard will be A.: On page 61 of the rule book in rule ered to be offensive. mum for the proper height. the same the committee felt our deci - 10-9, the rule states: “Umpires shall Q.: If a coach wants to use his son to be Q.: Has there been any changes to the sion was justified. My understanding is wear gray slacks, and navy pullover involved in drills at home plate but is not on specifications of bats that can be used in the bats will be available later this year. shirt or state association-adopted the team and is in middle school is he re - WIAA contests? Are white bats still OK? Q.: Can a catcher use the old style catch - shirt.” The WIAA state adaptations can quired to wear a protective helmet? It says A.: The rule changes are: Rule 1-3-2: ers mask with the mask and helmet or are be found in the rule book supplement in ball shaggers and bat boys but really doesn't Effective January 1, 2012 the bat which they required to wear a one piece mask? the officials center on the WIAA web address this in the NFHS rule book. I was may be a wood or non-wood product A.: Rule 1-5-3 states the catcher shall site under baseball information: Offi - asked this question and I would say yes shall be a smooth implement, from the wear, in addition to a head protector, a cial’s Uniform: Shirt - Powder blue or whether that person is standing upright or top of the cap to the top of the knob. All mask with a throat protector, body pro - navy blue. Slacks - Gray or heather not. non-wood bats shall meet the Batted tector, protective cup (male only) and gray. Undershirt (if visible under shirt) - A.: The NFHS rules do not stipulate Ball Coefficient of Restitution (BBCOR) baseball protective shin guards. There - Navy or black. Hat - Navy blue (plate that an athlete has to wear protective performance standard, and such bats fore, the answer is yes. In fact, the new and base hat). Jacket/sweat er – Navy helmets before a game begins or after a shall be labeled with a silk screen or items are added to the “old” items. blue. Shoes/belt - black. I have a question for you on rule 1-4- game begins. Common sense, however, other permanent certification mark. Q.: Q.: R2 on 2nd, B4 hits a ground ball to the Q.: I would like clarification regarding the 2. If the pitcher has a turtleneck shirt under should prevail and a recommendation outfield which F7 fields and throws to cutoff legality of bats that we may be buying this his uniform that is white or gray and the that the coach have someone not on his man F6. F6's subsequent throw to F2 in an spring and whether they will be illegal come sleeves are above the elbow. This is legal, team where a helmet should be worn. attempt to retire R2 at the plate is slightly on the spring of 2012. Bats that meet the BESR but is illegal if below the elbow, correct? Q.: Is there a maximum length for a the first-base side of home plate. F2 has requirements sound like they will be illegal to A.: Yes, you are correct. baseball glove? plenty of time to secure it in his glove and use in 12 because they currently do not con - Q.: I watched the video which stated A.: In the NFHS Baseball Rule Book prepare to tag R2. Before the tag is applied tain the BBCOR designation on them. I pur - games are 7 innings long. Does this mean if (pp 10-11), you can find the require - and after the throw by F6, B4 is on or beyond chased four new bats for this spring and a team is 10 runned in 5 innings say 15-1 ments and limitations placed on none of them have the stamp of BBCOR on score after 5 innings that the game would 2nd base, watching the action at the plate. gloves/mitts. 1-3-6-a: height (mea - them. Will all bats currently in use and even continue the full seven innings now? F2 applies the tag to R2's forward sliding sured from the bottom edge or heel being purchased this spring be worthless in A.: A game is seven innings and may foot. The force of which knocks the ball out straight up across the center of the 2012 and need to be replaced. Don't misin - not be shortened unless by the 10 run of F2's glove into dead-ball territory. Ques - palm to a line even with the highest terpret my question, as I am all for making rule. A double header must be two tion: Is B4 awarded 3rd (one base) or home point of the glove/mitt): 14 inches. 1-3- the game safer with slower exit speeds. I games of seven innings and not reduced (two bases), and is the ball becoming dead a 6-b: width of palm (measured from the just want to know if we are wasting our by mutual agreement at any level. The subsequent play by and infielder according bottom edge of the webbing farthest money by purchasing bats this spring for rule has not changed but is emphasized. to rule 8.3.5 even if the runner applied the from the thumb in a horizontal line to only a two year life? And will those available On page 31 (Rule 4-2-1) states a regu - impetus that caused the ball to becoming the outside of the little finger edge of next year have the BBCOR stamp on them? lation game consists of seven innings dead? the glove/mitt): 8 inches. 1-3-6-c: Web - Are there bats right now that I haven't found unless extra innings(s) are necessary A.: The response from NFHS: The ball bing (measured across the top end or with the BBCOR on them? because of tie score, or unless short - being knocked out of F2's glove into along any line parallel to the top): 5 3/4 A.: The new bat rule was put in dur - ened because the home team needs dead ball territory is like F6 throwing inches. You can refer to diagram 4 on ing the spring of 2009 after the NCAA none of its half of the seventh or only a the ball into dead ball territory. It is a Page 11 to see the letter rules displayed put the new rule in effective 2011. The fraction of it (art 2); or because of two base award for B4, so two runs with arrows on a glove/mitt. bat manufacturers were aware of the weather, or darkness (art 3). In Art 2, it score (R2 & B4). Of course this will not Q.: We are going to be rebuilding our new NCAA bat standard and were noti - states: By state association (WIAA), the be popular with your fans and you can pitching mounds on our baseball fields. The fied through the NFHS office and the game shall end when the visiting team use some excellent people skills.  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Room , (W) (262) 369-3612 Ext 0288 , (EMAIL) sekelj@cad ott.k 12.wi.us (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , 4203 , (H) (920) 397-7230 , (C) (920) 397-6024 , (EMAIL) 3-1-B - ARCADIA , CONTACT Bruce Schweisthal , (W) (715) 447-8211 , (H) (715) 447-8188 , (C), (EMAIL) [email protected] Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- [email protected] 1-7-AB - GERMANTOWN , CONTACT Jack Klebesadel , person) , (DATE) Wed nesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 4-2-A - ABBOTSFORD , CONTACT Sam Zier , Athletic Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) 7pm , (PLACE) Computer Lab , (W) (608) 323-3334 , (H) (608) Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , Wednesday-May 26 (Division 1) , (TIME) If needed 7pm , 323-7571 , (C) (715) 461-0170 , (EMAIL) schweisthalb@arc - (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7:30pm , (PLACE) Room 108 , (W) (262) 253-3415 , (H) (262) 251-3517 , adia.k 12.wi.us (PLACE) Library , (W) (715) 223 -2386 , (H) (715) 223-3713 , (C) (262) 623-1967 , (EMAIL) jklebesadel@german - 3-1-C - PHILLIPS , CONTACT Paul Feuerer , Athletic (C) (414) 721-1769 , (EMAIL) [email protected] town.k12.wi.us Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 4-2-B - ALMOND-BANCROFT , CONTACT Art Pagel , 1-8-AB - GREENFIELD , CONTACT Rich Lemanski , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6:30pm , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- (PLACE) IMC , (W) (715) 339-2141 Ext 2004 , (H) (715) 339- person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 26 (Division 1) , (TIME) 6pm , 6058 , (C) (715) 661-0420 , (EMAIL) [email protected] - 6:45pm , (W) (715) 366-2941 Ext 313 , (H) (715) 366-8571 , (W) (414) 855-2412 , (H) (414) 761-9972 , (C), (EMAIL) 12.wi.us (C) (715) 340-4886 , (EMAIL) [email protected] rlemanski@ad min.gr een field.k 12.wi.us 3-1-D - SAINT CROIX CENTRAL , CONTACT Nic Been , 4-2-C - ELCHO , CONTACT Robert Smith , Athletic DIVISION 2 Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) Wednesday- 2-1-A - GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPEALEAU , CONTACT person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME), (W) (715) 275-3225 , (H) Matt Wenthe , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) 6:30pm , (W) (715) 796-5383 , (H) (715) 418-0821 , (C) (715) (715) 889-1080 , (C) (715) 889-1080 , (EMAIL) Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 418-0821 , (EMAIL) [email protected] [email protected] 12.wi.us 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (W) (608) 582-2291 , (H) (608) 582- 3-2-A - CRIVITZ , CONTACT Jeff Baumann , Athletic 4-2-D - TIGERTON , CONTACT Glenda Smith , Athletic 2291 , (C), (EMAIL) [email protected] Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 2-1-B - BALDWIN-WOODVILLE , CONTACT J.R. (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6:30pm , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , Dachel , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (PLACE) Room 107 , (W) (715) 854-2721 Ext 309 , (H) (715) (W) (715) 535-4027 , (H) (715) 535-2249 , (C) (715) 881- (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Div isions 2-3-4) , (TIME), (W), (H) 854-2840 , (C) (920) 379-4969 , (EMAIL) [email protected] - 1126 , (EMAIL) gsmith@tiger ton.k12.wi.us (715) 977-2807 , (C), (EMAIL) [email protected] 12.wi.us 4-3-A - INDEPENDENCE , CONTACT Barry Schmitt , 2-1-C - RICE LAKE , CONTACT Steve Salisbury , Athletic 3-2-B - IOLA-SCANDINAVIA , CONTACT Tom Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , Anderson , Softball Coach , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (in-person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , 7:30pm , (W) (715) 985-3172 Ext 120 , (H) (715) 985-2329 , (PLACE) Library , (W) (715) 234-2181 , (H) (715) 234-5140 , (TIME) 7pm , (PLACE) Distance Learning Lab , (W) (715) 445- (C) (715) 533-0908 , (EMAIL) [email protected] (C) (715) 651-2505 , (EMAIL) [email protected] 2411 Ext 502 , (H) (715) 445-4719 , (C) (715) 570-3643 , 4-3-B - HILLSBORO , CONTACT James B. Moe , Athletic 2-1-D - MOSINEE , CONTACT Guy Otte , Athletic (EMAIL) [email protected] Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) Wednesday- 3-2-C - EDGAR , CONTACT Judy Nelson , Softball Coach , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME), (W) (715) 693-2550 , (H) (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) (W) (608) 489-2222 , (H) (608) 528-4519 , (C), (EMAIL) (715) 693-5524 , (C) (715) 581-1374 , (EMAIL) gotte@mos - Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (PLACE) [email protected] 12.wi.us inee schools.org LMC , (W) (715) 352-2352 , (H) (715) 352-2165 , (C), (EMAIL) 4-3-C - SENECA , CONTACT Kimberely R. Redman , 2-2-A - WEST DE PERE , CONTACT Greg Smith , Athletic [email protected] 12.wi.us Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 3-2-D - WILD ROSE , CONTACT Craig Hayes , Athletic person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6pm , Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 7pm , (PLACE) Room 130 , (W) (608) 734-3411 Ext 130 , (H) (W) (920) 338-5214 , (H) (920) 265-8433 , (C), (EMAIL) (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (608) 734-3190 , (C) (608) 306-0007 , (EMAIL) red ma - gsmith@wdp sd.com (PLACE) Room 100 , (W) (920) 622-4201 Ext 450 , (H) (920) kim@sen eca.k 12.wi.us 2-2-B - VALDERS , CONTACT Julie Laabs , Athletic 787-4223 , (C) (608) 386-5604 , (EMAIL) [email protected] - 4-3-D - POTOSI , CONTACT Mark Siegert , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , rose.k 12.wi.us Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6:30pm , 3-3-A - AQUINAS , CONTACT Ted Knutson , Athletic (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (PLACE) Room 42 , (W) (920) 775-9530 Ext 4007 , (H) (920) Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , (PLACE) Room 114 , (W) (608) 763-2161 , (H) (608) 763-4307 , 758-9478 , (C) (920) 905-4504 , (EMAIL) [email protected] - (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6:30pm , (C) (608) 732-9730 , (EMAIL) [email protected] 12.wi.us 12.wi.us (W) (608) 784-0287 , (H) (608) 498-2719 , (C) (608) 498- 4-4-A - RIO , CONTACT Dan Reierson , Athletic Director , 2-2-C - WAUPACA , CONTACT Carl Eggebrecht , Athletic 2719 , (EMAIL) ted.knutson@aquinas sch ools.org (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 3-3-B - MINERAL POINT , CONTACT Ted Evans , Other , (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) To be concluded by 7pm May 19th , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) (W) (920) 992-3141 Ext 138 , (H) (608) 617-7133 , (C) (608) (W) (715) 258-4131 Ext 1104 , (H) (715) 258-0457 , (C) (715) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (W) (608) 617-7133 , (EMAIL) [email protected] 281-0392 , (EMAIL) ceggeb [email protected] aca.k12.wi.us 987-2372 Ext 325 , (H) (608) 987-2285 , (C) (608) 574-2534 , 4-4-B - GREEN BAY N.E.W. LUTHERAN , CONTACT 2-2-D - XAVIER , CONTACT Kathy Bates , Athletic (EMAIL) [email protected] Mike Stock , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 3-3-C - MARSHALL , CONTACT Elizabeth Bogard , Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) Wed nesday-May 19 (Divisions (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 6:30pm , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (W), (H) (920) 469-6810 , (C), (EMAIL) (PLACE) Board Room , (W) (920) 882-6908 , (H) (920) 731- Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME), (W) (608) 655- meer steink@hot mail.com 9786 , (C) (920) 419-2552 , (EMAIL) [email protected] - 1310 , (H) (715) 212-0477 , (C) (715) 212-0477 , (EMAIL) 4-4-C - BLACK HAWK , CONTACT Jerry Mortimer , 12.wi.us elizabeth_bo gard@mar shall.k 12.wi.us Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- 2-3-A - PORTAGE , CONTACT Jim Langkamp , Athletic 3-3-D - DEERFIELD , CONTACT John Polzin , Athletic person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in-person) , 7pm , (PLACE) Upper Commons , (W) (608) 439-5371 Ext 112 , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (H) (608) 558-2130 , (C) (608) 558-2130 , (EMAIL) (W), (H) (608) 697-4149 , (C), (EMAIL) [email protected] - (PLACE) Room 106 , (W) (608) 764-5431 , (H) (608) 764-8167 , [email protected] 12.wi.us 12.wi.us (C) (608) 215-9694 , (EMAIL) [email protected] 4-4-D - CATHOLIC CENTRAL , CONTACT Eric 2-3-B - DODGEVILLE , CONTACT Scott Tolzman , 3-4-A - REEDSVILLE , CONTACT Steve Mirsberger , Henderson , Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Traditional (in- Athletic Director , (MEETING CONDUCTED) Email , (DATE) Traditional (in-person) , (DATE) Wed nesday-May 19 (Divisions person) , (DATE) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME) Wednesday-May 19 (Divisions 2-3-4) , (TIME), (W) (920) 754- 2-3-4) , (TIME) 7pm , (PLACE) MAC area , (W) (262) 763-1510 , 7pm , (W) (608) 935-3307 Ext 4008 , (H) (608) 930-0523 , (C) 4341 , (H) (920) 682-8392 , (C) (920) 905-1233 , (EMAIL) (H) (712) 251-4957 , (C) (712) 251-4957 , (EMAIL) (608) 642-5493 , (EMAIL) stolz [email protected] 12.wi.us [email protected] [email protected]  Page 26 • April 23, 2010 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 86 • No. 8 2010 Spring Baseball Seeding Meetings Note – All meetings will be conducted in 121 . Contact Paul Bauer , AD , W 920-648-2321 x216 , Sectional 4 – Regional B – Laconia High person unless otherwise indicated. H 920-648-5145 , (email) [email protected] School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM . Contact Jeff Sectional 3 – Regional D – Evansville High Thomas , AD , W 920-872-2161 , H 920-748-9481 or Division 1 School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM , HS Room Cell 920-858-1403 , (email) [email protected] Sectional 1 – Chippewa Falls High School , Sun - E150 . Contact Brian Cashore , AD , W 608-882-3506 , Sectional 4 – Regional C – Horicon High day, May 23 , 1:00 PM . Contact John Frizzel , AD , H H 608-882-3912, Cell 608-289-6427 , (email) School , Wednesday, May 19 , 8:00 PM, HS Room 3 . 715-720-3319, W 715-726-2406 x1181 , Cell 715- cashorebr@ev ans ville.k 12.wi.us Contact Teresa Graven , AD , W 920-485-4441 , H 828-0142 , (email) [email protected] Sectional 4 – Regional A – Omro High School , 920-485-2220 or Cell 262-689-2268 , (email) Sectional 2 – Pulaski High School, Sunday, Sunday, May 16 , 6:00 PM . Contact Marty Goryl , AD , [email protected] 12.wi.us May 23, 1:00 PM, Contact Jerad Marsh, AD, W 920- W 920-685-7405 x164 , Cell 920-203-7224 , (email) Sectional 4 – Regional D – Shoreland 822-6706, H 920-664-5084 or Cell 920-664-5084, [email protected] Lutheran High School , Monday, May 17, 7:00 PM . (email) [email protected] Sectional 4 – Regional B – Columbus High Contact Mark Stein , AD , W 262-859-2595 x204 , Cell Sectional 3 – Reedsburg High School , Sunday, School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM, HS Room 130 . 262-515-4529 , (email) [email protected] May 23 , 6:00 PM , unless done electronically prior . Contact Phil Updike , AD , W 920-623-5956 , Cell 920- Division 4 Contact Bryan Yager , AD , H 608-524-5498, W 608- 319-0571 , (email) Sectional 1 – Regional A – Shell Lake High 524-4327 x1104 , Cell 608-963-0240 , (email) [email protected] School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:00 PM . Contact Jim [email protected] Sectional 4 – Regional C – Dominican High Campbell, AD , W 715-468-1206, H 715-635-9199 , Sectional 4 – Appleton East High School, Sun - School, Wednesday, May 19, 7:00 PM , HS Cafeteria Cell 715-715-416-0049 , (email) jimcamp@sh - day, May 23, 7:00 PM. Contact Tim Zachow, AD, W if not done electronically prior . Contact Paul elllake.k 12.wi.us 920-832-6208, H 920-687-8612, cell 920-419-7224, Wollersheim , AD , W 414-332-1170 x193 , Cell 414- Sectional 1 – Regional B – Drummond High email [email protected] 807-6649 , (email) pwollersheim@dom inican high sc- School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:00 PM, HS/District Sectional 5 – Oregon High School, Thursday, hool.com Conference Room . Contact Brad Giesregen , Baseball May 20, 7:00 PM. Contact Mike Chapes, AD, W 608- Sectional 4 – Regional D – Big Foot High Coach , W 715-739-6231 x206 , H 715-765-4335 , 835-4335, H 608-291-2040, Cell 608-669-2386, School , Sunday, May 16, 6:00 PM, HS Conference (email) [email protected] (email) [email protected] Room . Contact Tim Collins , AD , W 262-275-2116 Sectional 1 – Regional C – Spring Valley High Sectional 6 – Oshkosh West High School, Sun - x5103 , H 262-275-0501, Cell 262-903-3171 , (email) School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM . Contact Brad day, May 23, 4:00 PM, HS Rm. W22, unless done tecollins@big foot.k12.wi.us Sauve , AD , W 715-778-5554 , H 715-778-5608 or electronically prior. Contact Brad Jodarski, AD, W Division 3 Cell 715-495-0069 , (email) [email protected] 920-424-0143, H 920-651-0723, Cell 920-420- Sectional 1 – Regional A – Clayton High 12.wi.us 6131, email [email protected] School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM , HS Library Sectional 1 – Regional D – McDonell Central Sectional 7 – Milwaukee Bay View High School , (enter building from Prentice St.) . Contact Chris High School , Sunday, May 15 , Noon . Contact Archie Sunday, May 23 , 1:00 PM at Club Paragon, 3578 S. Berghammer, Baseball Coach , W 715-948-2163 , H Sherbinow , AD , W 715-723-9126 , (email) 108 th St., Milwaukee. Contact Jeffrey Geil , Head 715-948-4343 or Cell 715-641-0125 , (email) [email protected] Coach , W 414-294-2639 or cell 414-588-3596 or [email protected] Sectional 2 – Regional A – Loyal High School , James Brunn, AD, Cell 414-704-1537 , (email) Sectional 1 – Regional B – Chequamegon Sunday, May 16 , 5:00 PM . Contact Graeme Williams , [email protected] 12.wi.us High School , Date and time TBA . Contact Tom AD , W 715-255-8552 , H 715-743-6618, Cell 715- Sectional 8 – Westosha Central High School, Armstrong, Baseball Coach, at Park Falls Campus , W 570-1939 , (email) [email protected] Thursday, May 20, 7:30 PM via fax, HS All-purpose 715-762-2411 . Sectional 2 – Regional B – Abbotsford High Room. Contact Kris Allison, AD, W 262-843-2321 Sectional 1 – Regional C – Regis High School , School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM, HS Library . x245, H 262-654-69258, Cell Saturday, May 15 , 9:30 AM , HS Room 107 . Contact Contact Sam Zier , AD , W 715-223-2386 , H 715-223- Division 2 Terry Allen , AD , W 715-830-2271 , H 715-834-7365, 3713 or Cell 414-721-1759 , (email) Sectional 1 – Regional A – Northwestern High (email) [email protected] [email protected] 12.wi.us School, Monday, May 17, VIA email. Contact Steve Sectional 1 – Regional D – Colby High Sectional 2 – Regional C – Newman Catholic High School , Sunday, May 16 , 5:00 PM . Contact Gustafson, AD W715-363-7108, Cell 715-292-0874, School , Date and time TBA . Contact Jeff Rosemeyer , Danny Rozwadowski , AD , W 715-845-8274 x4029 , H (email) [email protected] AD , W 715-223-2338 x130 , H 715-654-5015 , 715-298-2877 or Cell 715-370-5918 , (email) Sectional 1 – Regional B – Cumberland High (email) [email protected] drozwado@new man cat holicschools.com School , Sunday, May 16 , 1:30 PM , HS Library . Con - Sectional 2 – Regional A – Pacelli High Sectional 2 – Regional D – Elcho High School , tact John Ranallo , AD , W 715-822-5121 x434 , H School , Sunday, May 16 , 3:00 PM , HS Cafeteria . Monday, May 17, 6:00 PM . Contact Robert Smith , 715-822-3802, (email) [email protected] Contact John Raflik , AD , W 715-342-2018 , H 715- AD , W 715-275-3225 , H/ Cell 715-889-1080 , (email) Sectional 1 – Regional C – Somerset High 341-6283 or Cell 715-347-5126 , (email) [email protected] School , Sunday, May 16 , 1:00 PM . Contact Brad [email protected] Sectional 3 – Regional A – Hillsboro High Nemec , AD , W 715-247-5552 , H 715-247-5637 or Sectional 2 – Regional B – Crivitz High School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM . Contact Jim cell 715-497-5887 (email) [email protected] - School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:30 PM , HS Room Moe , AD , W 608-528-4519 , H 608-489-2221 or Cell 12.wi.us D102 . Contact Jeff Baumann, Principal/AD , W 715- 608-393-5956 , (email) [email protected] - Sectional 1 – Regional D – Altoona High 854-2721 , H 715-854-2840 or Cell 920-379-4969 , 12.wi.us School , Wednesday, May 19 , 1:00 PM . Contact Scott (email) [email protected] 12.wi.us Sectional 3 – Regional B – La Farge High Hayden , AD , W 715-838-7082 , H 715-834-5464 or Sectional 2 – Regional C – Bonduel High School , Wednesday, May 19, 6:00 PM . Contact Cell 715-579-0267 , (email) [email protected] - School , Sunday, May 16 , 5:00 PM, HS Conference 12.wi.us Robert Turpin , AD , W 608-625-0138 , H 608-489- Room . Contact Mark Margelofsky, Baseball Coach , W 2237, (email) [email protected] Sectional 2 – Regional A – Tomahawk High 715-758-4841 , H 715-758-7820 or Cell 715-853- School , Sunday, May 16 , 10:00 AM, HS Library , if a Sectional 3 – Regional C – Wauzeka-Steuben 1169 , (email) [email protected] meeting is needed; will email/fax prior . Contact John High School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:00 PM, HS gym Sectional 2 – Regional D – Roncalli High Larson , AD , W 715-453-2106 x209 , H 715-453- lobby area. Contact Ron Kucko , AD , W 608-875-5311 School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:30 PM . Contact Dave 2150, Cell 715-966-0095 , (email) larsonj@toma - x217 , H/ Cell 608-306-0220 , (email) kuckoron@wau- Mueller , AD , W 920-686-8148 , H 920-726-4818, Cell hawk.k 12.wi.us zeka.k 12.wi.us 920-323-0286 , (email) [email protected] Sectional 2 – Regional B – Oconto Falls High Sectional 3 – Regional D – Belmont High Sectional 3 – Regional A – Necedah High School , Monday, May 17 , 6:00 PM , HS Classroom School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM, HS Room 242 . 119. Contact Lou Hobyan , AD , W 920-848-4467, Cell School , Sunday, May 16 , 7:00 PM , HS Library. Con - Contact Dave Michalkiewicz , AD/Baseball Coach , W 920-373-3530 , (email) [email protected] - tact Cora Dillin , AD , W 608-565-2256 , H 608-847- 608-762-5131 , H 608-778-9163 , (email) 12.wi.us 6289 or Cell 608-393-2510 , (email) cdillin@nec - michalki@bel mont.k 12.wi.us Sectional 2 – Regional C – Wrightstown High edah.k12.wi.us Sectional 4 – Regional A – Green Bay N.E.W. School , Sunday, May 16 , 5:00 PM . Contact Terry Sectional 3 – Regional B – Fennimore High Lutheran High School , Sunday, May 16 via fax/email Schaeuble , AD , H 920-532-9047 or Cell 920-764- School , Sunday, May 16, 1:00 PM, HS Computer Lab . or Tuesday, May 18, 7:00 PM if in-person meeting required . Contact Mike Stock, AD , W 920-469-6810, 0006 , (email) [email protected] Contact Jim Prochaska, AD , W 608-822-3245 x3409 , h 920-494-5797 , Cell 920-737-5592 , (email) Sectional 2 – Regional D – Denmark High H 608-822-3504 or Cell 608-778-2020 , (email) [email protected] School , Tuesday, May 18 , 7:30 PM , HS Room 119 . [email protected] Sectional 4 – Regional B – Almond-Bancroft Contact Bill Miller , AD , W 920-863-4250 , H 920-863- Sectional 3 – Regional C – Belleville High High School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM . Contact 5884 or Cell 920-660-7504 , (email) millerb@den - School , Saturday, May 15 , 10:00 AM, HS Room 491 (west wing by HS gym) . Contact Susette Alsteens , Art Pagel, AD, W 715-366-2941 x331 , H 715-366- mark.k 12.wi.us 8571, Cell 715-340-4886 , (email) apagel@absc- AD , W 608-424-1902 , cell 608-558-3600, (email) Sectional 3 – Regional A – Adams-Friendship hools.k 12.wi.us alsteens@belle ville.k 12.wi.us High School , Sunday, May 16 , 6:00 PM . Contact Sectional 4 – Regional C – Fall River High Sectional 3 – Regional D – Waterloo High Shawn Groshek , AD , W 608-339-3921 x104 , H 715- School , Sunday, May 16 , 5:00 PM, HS office . Contact School , Wednesday, May 19 , 6:30 PM . Contact 325-2786, Cell 715-340-7410 , (email) Craig Abegglen , AD , W 920-484-3333 x289 , H 920- Dennis Klubertanz, Assistant Baseball Coach , W 920- [email protected] 12.wi.us 484-3141 or Cell 920-296-7049 , (email) Sectional 3 – Regional B – Viroqua High 478-3633 x4270, cell 608-576-8509. cabeggle@fall river.k12.wi.us School , Wednesday, May 19 , 7:00 PM . Contact Pete Sectional 4 – Regional A – Montello High Sectional 4 – Regional D – Albany High Swanson , Baseball Coach , H 608-637-3885 or Cell School , Wednesday, May 19 , 1:00 PM, HS Room 223 . School , via fax on May 18/19 (in person meeting 608-778-0863 , (email) [email protected] Contact Don Lloyd, AD , W 608-297-2126 x223 , H only if needed). Contact Tom Berg , AD , W 608-862- Sectional 3 – Regional C – Lakeside Lutheran 608-297-7352, cell 608-697-8345 , (email) 3135 , H 608-757-0965 , (email) [email protected] High School , Sunday, May 16 , 1:00 PM , HS Room [email protected] 12.wi.us 12.wi.us  Vol. 86 • No. 8 • WIAA BULLETIN • April 23, 2010 • Page 27 I Coaches Education

Joan Gralla COACHES EDUCATION Anyone that has coached in an ed - Being an occasional, but regularly cessed from the WIAA homepage. INFORMATION ucational institution for five or more scheduled lecturer or demonstrator. Periodically there are instructor- If you have coaches that are not years (prior to the 1994-95 school) Having been a student teacher, led ASEP courses offered which are licensed to teach (CNLT) in the state with or without a current teaching li - but is not longer officially in that ca - listed in the Bulletin and on the of Wisconsin, it is a WIAA require - cense. pacity. WIAA Web site. There are no NFHS ment that they complete the re - The following must take an ap - Being a nonvarsity coach instructor-led courses offered in quired coaches education training proved course before they can Being an assistant coach. Wisconsin. before they can begin to coach their coach a second year: CNLT’s can meet the WIAA The cost of the NFHS Fundamen - Anyone that does not fit one of coaches education requirement by tals of Coaching is $35 and the First second year. the above listed categories. taking either the American Sports Aid for Coaches is $45. The cost of The following do not have to Anyone that does not have a cur - Education Program (ASEP) Sport the ASEP Coaching Principles is $60 take this required training: rent license to teach in Wisconsin. First Aid and Coaching Principles and Sport First is $50. A student teacher while student The following conditions do courses or the National Federation of If you have any questions about teaching. not exempt a person from the State High School Associations the coaching course offerings or An individual with an administra - requirement: (NFHS) Fundamentals of Coaching about the WIAA coaches education tor’s or counselor’s license. Holding a license that has expired. and First Aid for Coaches courses. requirements, please contact Joan Guest lecturers (one time appear - Being a volunteer Both the ASEP and NFHS courses Gralla at the WIAA office 715-344- ance). Being unpaid are offered online and can be ac - 8580 or [email protected].  Softball Questions & Answers Supplemental materials regarding ille - color pink, with the exception of a the start of the tournament. The tie game called for any reason where a gal pitching may be found at the follow - pink ball which would not be legal. breaker is NOT to be used in the WIAA winner cannot be determined will be ing Web sites: Please refer to NFHS Rule 3-2 (jer - Tournament. treated as a suspended game. If the http://suip.arbitersports.com/FRONT/ sey); 1) must all be the same color Question 6: What are the rules re - game is to be completed, it will be 104484/video/player/996 (courtesy of 2) must have a number on the back garding a radar gun in softball? We are continued from the point of suspen - the NCAA Softball Umpire Improvement at least 6” high 3) only 1 manufac - allowed to scout with one, right? Are we sion... .” Program) This video contains clips of var - turer’s trademark. You could wear a allowed to have one in the dugout during Question 10: Runner 1 hits a routine ious illegal pitches with limited audio. pink t-shirt provided it has a legal a game? ground ball to the 2nd baseman. The 2nd http://www.dartfish.tv/WebPresen - number on the back. Wristbands are Answer: Yes, you can use a radar baseman throws the ball to first. Just as ter/ChannelHome.aspx?CR=p2655 This not considered part of the uniform gun to scout another pitcher. Cur - the ball makes contact with the 1st base - is the NFHS educational platform. Not and would be allowed. rently there are no WIAA or NFHS man’s glove the umpire declares “OUT!” only does it have information regarding Question 4: Regarding the Wisconsin prohibitions against using a radar The ball had not been caught yet and fell illegal pitches but other situations as experimental rule for on-deck circles, do gun from the dugout. out of the 1st baseman’s glove. After Question 7: In our game last night, well. coaches have the ability to choose seeing this and declaring the runner team H was on defense. 1 out runners on Clarification regarding Rule 6-1-2c whether or not to use this? “Out” the umpire changed his decision to 1st and 3rd. A pop fly is hit to shallow (pivot foot in contact with the Answer: No. All teams in Wiscon - safe. The umpire anticipated this call but right field and is caught by F4. F4 throws ground): sin will be participating in this exper - shouldn’t the girl have been “out” since the ball to F1. F1 realizes that the runner “Once the game is underway, there iment. Near the end of the season the umpire declared this and that com - on 2nd base has not “tagged up” she may be a groove or depression created coaches and Master and L5 umpires pleted the play. Had this been out #3 throws to 1st base for the 3rd out. The by the pitcher’s foot continually dragging that would have ended the inning at the will be asked to participate in an runner on 3rd re-touched 3rd and scored in the same spot. Umpires may disregard moment he declared out? Does the um - evaluation of the experiment so that before the 3rd out. Does the run count? the lack of contact with the ground by the pire have to take this one on the chin and results can be shared with the NFHS. Answer: Please refer to the Case pivot foot IF the pitcher’s foot would let the call stand as out? Once the umpire Question 5: A player on our team has Book, 8.4.1, sit. B. Run counts if run - have remained in contact had no groove declares “out” has this not retired the a pierced lip. She would like to wear a ner scored before out is recorded at or depression existed.” batter/runner? This happened 2 times in “bioplast” retainer. Is this legal? 1st. Question 1: Regarding the Interna - 1 game by the same umpire last year. Answer: Illegal. At this time the Question 8: A quick question: The tional Tie Breaker; can we start using it Answer: Rule 2-9-4 defines a legal NFHS rules does not allow plastic in - pitcher is on the mound, hands apart, in the 9th inning instead of the 8th? catch. In this case it was not a legal serts to be worn in place of the metal ball in throwing hand, she drops it in the catch, therefore the runner is safe. Answer: No, not at this time. jewelry. The WIAA does allow fishing glove with her hands still apart. Now she While the umpire did not use proper When the Softball Coaches Advisory line to be threaded through the hole takes her sign and delivers the pitch. timing, the correct procedure would Committee meets next fall variations and covered with tape. Legal or illegal? We didn’t find anything be to change the call from out to of the language will be discussed. NNNNNNNN that said its illegal so we let it go as legal. Currently, only the language which is safe. Apparently this umpire needs Questions continue to be asked re - Answer: If your question is in place may be used. to be more patient to ensure that the garding the International Tie Breaker. As whether or not it is legal to toss the Question 2: If 5 inning double head - correct call is made initially. An um - was stated in the Softball Sport Meeting ball back and forth from the pitching ers are being played, can the Interna - pire can change their own call. I’ll Presentation and the meeting folder, this hand to the glove prior to taking the reference page 38 of the NFHS Um - tional Tie Breaker be used in the 6th in - is optional, unless a conference has de - signal and bringing the hands to - ning or would we have to wait until the cided that all conference games will be gether then the answer is that this is pire Manual: “The ‘out-safe’ or safe- 8th to implement it? played using this procedure when a tie allowed in high school softball. out’ calls are a result of poor timing. Answer: Please see the response occurs. Umpires will be notified by con - Question 9: Have a question regard - If you give it that slight hesitation to Question #1. ference commissioners if the tie breaker ing a softball game that was attempted and allow the mental image or ‘in - Question 3: My team would like to do is to be used. For non-conference games to be played last week between xxxx and stant replay’ to take place, you will a breast cancer awareness event. What both coaches must agree to use the tie yyyy. They got 2 complete innings in. Is never have another ‘out-safe’ call in restrictions are there in regards to the breaker prior to the start of the game. this a suspended game or do we start it your career. HOLD IT-SELL IT! (You use of the color pink? For non-WIAA tournaments, the tourna - over? can’t have good judgment without Answer: Softball does not have re - ment host may determine its use and will Answer: Please refer to Page 29 of good timing. They go hand in strictions regarding the use of the inform all coaches and umpires prior to the Softball Season Regulations; “A hand.).”  Track & Field Q&A’s ______M Continued from page 24 the second section had FAT times recorded. Answer: When using FAT, some type Question 19: One of my athletes had her clude the meet director and head pole The meet referee applied the information of back-up timing must be used. In the nose pierced and wants to wear a “bioplast” vault judge. found on page 16-17 of the NFHS Case Book; WIAA tournament procedures (located retainer in place of the metal stud. The bio - Question 21: Is there a rule against hav - “If the race is run in sections, all those still el - on the School Center) the following op - plast is soft plastic. Is this legal? ing a dog at a track meet? igible and wishing to compete for the remain - tions are listed: 1. Video with manual Answer: Illegal. Rule 4-3-3 prohibits Answer: Neither the NFHS nor the jewelry. There is no provision for soft ing places in the final results must participate timing, 2. Secondary FAT system, 3. WIAA have written rules prohibiting plastic, it is still considered jewelry. in the rerun.” Manual timers with pickers (3 of each), dogs at track meets during the regular Answer: Incorrect ruling. Only the Question 20: In a recent meet the meet 4. A single print timer with pickers. It is season. Dogs are prohibited from the first section would participate in the referee took it upon himself to declare that state meet at UW La Crosse, with the ex - the responsibility of the host school to the pole vault would not be contested that rerun. Please refer to the Case Book, ception of service dogs. Host schools are page 16; “The referee may order the communicate with the FAT operator re - day due to high winds. Does he have the au - encouraged to develop language ad - race rerun for the places in question. All garding the back-up plan. FAT operators thority to make this decision himself? dressing the prohibition of dogs on those still eligible and wishing to com - should also be given the ability to recall ANSWER: Please refer to Rule 3-2-5; school property or during a track meet. pete for the remaining places must par - a race if the FAT system fails at the start. “A meet may be suspended by the ticipate in the rerun.” The interpretation The WIAA has received reports of ath - Meet referees should ask what type of games committee, in collaboration with would be that the places in question the referee, due to an emergency such letes that are very frightened of dogs, to back-up system is in place prior to the would be those from the section that did as hazardous weather conditions or the point where their performance has start of the meet. Absolutely no WIAA not receive times. power failure.” With an event such as been inhibited. For the safety and well Question 18: Related to the question tournament meet (regional or sectional) the pole vault, every precaution should being of everyone involved, dogs should above, when FAT fails what is the procedure should be started without a back-up plan be taken to ensure a safe environment. not be allowed at meets (with the excep - regarding back-up times? in place. A decision to cancel the event should in - tion of service dogs).  WIAA BULLETIN (ISSN 0195-0606) Official Publication r Published 10 times August 21, 2009 through July 9, 2010, one per month in August, September, October, December, January, Feb - a Keep These d en ruary, March, April, May and July, at Stevens Point, Wisconsin by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. The BULLETIN al is included as part of membership for dues for schools and license fees for officials. Subscription rate is $8.00 per year pre-paid. 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Sportsmanship Committee Meeting TERRY REYNOLDS Deputy Director SCOTT LINDGREN May 14 ...... Earliest Day for Summer Baseball Practice Pittsville Kenosha Public Schools KEITH POSLEY (District 2) DEBRA HAUSER (District 7) Board of Control Meeting (Stevens Point) Milwaukee Public Schools Associate Director TED EVANS May 24 ...... Track & Field Regionals Mineral Point TIM SIVERTSON (At-Large) (District 5) Elk Mound (Wisconsin TOM SHAFRANSKI May 24-25 ...... Boys Tennis Subsectionals Association of School Boards) JIM DYER Assistant Director DEAN SANDERS May 25-26 ...... Boys Golf Regionals Lake Mills MARY PFEIFFER Pacelli MARCY THURWACHTER (District 6) Neenah (At-Large) (At-Large) Assistant Director May 26-27 ...... Boys Tennis Sectionals MICHAEL THOMPSON, State Department of Public Instruction Liaison TODD CLARK May 27 ...... Track & Field Sectionals PAM HUSTON, Wausau West, Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association Liaison Communications Director May 27, June 1 & 3 ...... Softball Regionals JOHN ASHLEY, Wisconsin Association of School Boards Liaison May 28 & June 1, 2 & 4 ...... Spring Baseball Regionals © 2009 By the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. Any copying, reproducing or translating of any portion of this publication is prohibited without the expressed consent of the WIAA. May 31 ...... Memorial Day June 1-2 ...... Boys Golf Sectionals EDITORIAL June 3-4-5 ...... State Boys Individual Tennis Tournament (Madison) June 3 & 5 ...... Girls Soccer Regionals Annual Meeting: Take an Active Role in June 4-5 ...... State Track & Field Meet (La Crosse) June 7-8 ...... State Boys Golf Your Association by Attending June 8 & 11 ...... Softball Sectionals We’ve said it before; we’ll say it again; fore the next round of play. In each option, June 10 & 12 ...... Girls Soccer Sectionals and we will continue to say it. regular-season events can be rescheduled if June 11-12 ...... State Boys Team Tennis “The strength of any democratic process possible within the respective sport’s season June 15-16-17 ...... State Spring Baseball is the involvement and active participation of regulations. June 17-18-19 ...... State Girls Soccer the constituency in taking ownership in its The Rules of Eligibility has the fate of six State Softball policies and governing authority.” amendments pending. The first would elimi - June 23-24 ...... Advisory Council Meeting Other than the 74 schools that have cho - nate forfeiture appeals for contribution to vic - June 24 ...... Board of Control Meeting sen not to be represented at the Annual Meet - tory during the Tournament Series in order to ing by a school administrator or school board prevent disruption of the tournament sched - July 16 & 20 ...... Summer Baseball Regionals member at least once in the past three years ule. A forfeit for use of an ineligible player July 23 ...... Summer Baseball Sectionals to exercise their membership privilege and during the tournament would be irrevocable. July 28-29 ...... State Summer Baseball Tournament (Stevens Poidnt) participate in the democratic process, the The second and third amendments to the August 3-4 ...... New AD Workshop membership has been active in the dialog and Rules of Eligibility would liberalize summer August 6 ...... Board of Control Meeting decision-making process. coaching contact opportunities for all sports August 9 ...... Earliest Day to Issue Football Equipment It’s quite a robust list of amendments except football and identifies the Friday before Earliest Day for Girls Golf Practice that schools will either pass –whereby making Memorial Day as the starting date of the it an Association rule –or fail, which would “summertime” period that would extend to the Earliest Day for Boys Soccer Practice maintain the status quo on a specific issue. start of school in the fall. If passed, coaches in August 10 ...... Earliest Day for Football Practice There are nine different amendments up all sports except football may have unlimited Earliest Day for Girls Swimming & Diving Practice for membership vote on April 28. Some ad - coaching contact with student-athletes in their Earliest Day for Girls Tennis Practice dress issues we, as a membership, have been programs as long as the activity is not school August 12 ...... Earliest Date for First Girls Golf Meet batting around for awhile and some that have sponsored. August 14 ...... Earliest Date for First Girls Tennis Meet arisen within the course of the past year. Another amendment, if approved, would August 16 ...... Earliest Day for Boys & Girls Cross Country Practice Of these, two are Constitutional in na - clarify acceptable conditioning and weight ture. The first would clarify enrollment used training activities within the open gym provi - Earliest Day for Girls Volleyball Practice for divisional placement in the Tournament Se - sions. Acceptable activities would be limited to August 17 ...... Earliest Date for First Boys Soccer Game ries when schools consolidate. Current practice supervision by school personnel and instruc - August 18 ...... Earliest Date for First Girls Swimming & Diving Meet would add the previous year’s enrollments of tion on safe and appropriate use of equip - August 23 ...... Earliest Day for Boys Volleyball Practice the two or more schools consolidating to cal - ment, as well as training regimen and ration - August 24 ...... Earliest Date for First Girls Volleyball Match culate a program’s enrollment for divisional ale. In addition, weight and conditioning pro - Earliest Date for First Cross Country Meet placement for all sports. The other option grams must be publicized and accessible to all being considered would take the enrollment interested students on a voluntary basis. August 26 ...... Earliest Date for First Football Game count of the most current year and apply that The fifth amendment to the Bylaws would August 31 ...... Earliest Date for First Boys Volleyball Match enrollment to non-bracketed WIAA tourna - add the Athletic Emergency Form as a re - ments such as most of those classified as indi - quired document to be completed and submit - vidual sports. ted prior to a student’s practicing or partici - Test Dates The other amendment to the Constitution pating in interscholastic athletics. Students participating in interscholastic sports often find conflicts stiffens the sanctions on member schools that The final amendment would prohibit ineli - between these events and college test dates. voluntarily withdraw from a conference for one gible students from being in uniform at WIAA Listed below are the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 dates for ACT. sport only. Approval of the amended language Tournament Series events or participating in would remove a school from its conference in tournament award ceremonies. ACT - 2009-2010 all WIAA-sponsored sports. The measure is in - Each of the amendments have a dramatic Test Date Registration Deadlines tended to stimulate a more comprehensive di - impact on every school in the membership Regular Deadline Late Fee Required alog of such action at the local level, as well whether they realize that or not. It is only log - as to deter schools from leaving conferences ical and responsible for member schools to do April 10, 2010 March 5, 2010 March 6-19, 2010 for one sport. their part in the democratic process. June 12, 2010 May 7, 2010 May 8-21, 2010 One of the proposed amendments affects It’s not a membership of just big schools, the Bylaws. The proposal would formalize the medium schools or small schools; it’s not a ACT - 2010-2011 policy enacted by the Board of Control at the membership of just rural or urban schools; it’s September 11, 2010* onset of the H1N1 warnings regarding inter - not a membership of just public or private October 23, 2010 scholastic athletic events scheduled when schools; nor is it a membership of just the December 11, 2010 schools close because of infectious and com - haves and the have nots. It is the members’ February 12, 2011** municable diseases. The membership will vote association, and every school in the member - April 9, 2011 on two options. The first would keep the sta - ship has an equal say in how the Association June 11, 2011 tus quo that requires a forfeit in the Tourna - conducts its purpose of organizing, directing ment Series if events are scheduled on the and controlling interscholastic athletics. Registration deadlines for 2010-2011 will be posted on the Web in March day a school is closed due to public health We ask schools to be engaged and take 2010. reasons. The other option, with a school clo - ownership in their membership by attending * The September test date is now available nationwide. It is offered only sure for the same reasons, would provide a the Annual Meeting and expressing their views within the 50 United States and D.C. window of opportunity for a Tournament Se - and positions on the issues presented. See ries game to be rescheduled, if possible, be - you at the meeting!  ** No test centers are scheduled in New York for the February test date.