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2000-2001 AAC Handbook Appendix 2000-01 Academy Activities Commission District Representative School Term Exp. 1-A Sonny Wright Rossville Christian Acad. 2002 2-A Joe Bradshaw Strider Academy 2001 3-A Pete McCleskey Kemper Academy 2001 4-A Sam Newman Rebul Academy 2002 5-A Shane Blanton Chamberlain-Hunt Acad. 2001 6-A David Bass Claiborne Academy 2002 7-A Milton Linder Tallulah Academy 2001 1-AA Mike Reans Marvell Academy 2002 2-AA Allen Smithers Kirk Academy 2002 3-AA Mike Coggins Canton Academy 2001 4-AA Sam Bella Oak Forest Academy 2002 1-AAA Hank Shows Heritage Academy 2001 2-AAA Jim Brent Prairie View Academy 2002 3-AAA Carol Rigby Copiah Academy 2002 4-AAA Bill Hurst Centreville Academy 2001 1-AAAA Sammy Henderson Starkville Academy 2001 2-AAAA Bill McGee Jackson Prep 2002 A-1 2000-01 Athletic Alignment Class AAAA District 1-AAAA (North) District 2-AAAA (South) Lee Academy Hillcrest Christian School Pillow Academy Jackson Academy Starkville Academy Jackson Preparatory School Washington School Madison-Ridgeland Academy Parklane Academy Class AAA District 1-AAA (North) District 2-AAA (North) Heritage Academy Bayou Academy Indianola Academy Greenville Christian School North Delta School Prairie View Academy Oak Hill Academy Riverfield Academy District 3-AAA (South) District 4-AAA (South) Central Hinds Academy Adams County Christian School Copiah Academy Centreville Academy Lamar School Central Private School Manchester Academy Silliman Institute Class AA District 1-AA (North) District 2-AA (North) First Assembly Christian School Benton Academy Magnolia Heights School Carroll Academy Marvell Academy Cruger-Tchula Academy Marshall Academy Kirk Academy Tipton-Rosemark Academy Winston Academy District 3-AA (South) District 4-AA (South) Canton Academy Bowling Green School East Rankin Academy Brookhaven Academy Leake Academy Columbia Academy Prentiss Christian School Oak Forest Academy Simpson Academy Wilkinson Cnty. Chr. Acad. * Presbyterian Christian School - Hattiesburg A-2 2000-01 Athletic Alignment (Cont.) Class A District 1-A (North) District 2-A (North) Delta Academy Calhoun Academy DeSoto School Central Holmes Academy Lee (AR) Academy Deer Creek Academy Miss. County Chr. Acad. East Holmes Academy Rossville Academy Hebron Christian School Tunica Institute of Learning Humphreys Academy West Memphis Chr. School North Sunflower Academy Strider Academy Winona Christian School Central Delta Academy (JH) * Tupelo Chr. Prep. School (JH) District 3-A (North) District 4-A (South) Central Academy Christ Missionary and Industrial School Heidelberg Academy Rebul Academy Kemper Academy Sharkey-Issaquena Academy Newton County Academy Tri-County Academy Sylva Bay Academy Union Academy Wayne Academy University Christian School * Coast Episcopal School Woodland Hills Baptist Academy *Laurel Christian School * Covenant Christian School * The King's Academy (JH) District 5-A (South) District 6-A (South) Amite School Center Claiborne Academy Chamberlain-Hunt Academy Glenbrook School Huntington School Mt. Olive Chr. School Pine Hills Academy Plain Dealing Academy Trinity Episcopal Day School Riverdale Academy * Ben’s Ford Christian School * Central School * Grawood Academy District 7-A (South) * University Christian Prep Briarfield Academy Porter’s Chapel Academy River Oaks School Tallulah Academy Tensas Academy * Franklin Academy * Does Not Play Football A-3 MISSISSIPPI PRIVATE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION ADMISSION FEES 2000-01 Varsity Football Adults Students Regular Games $5 $4 Playoff Games $5 $5 Championship Games $6 $6 All-Star Game $5 $5 Jr. High Football Adults Students Regular Games $4 $3 Varsity Basketball Adults Students Regular Games $4 $3 Sub-District & District $4 $4 North/South $4 $4 Class $5 $5 Overall $6 $6 All-Star Games $5 $5 Jr. High Basketball Adults Students Regular Games $3 $2 Sub-District & District $4 $4 Varsity Baseball Adults Students Regular Games $4 $3 All Playoffs $4 $4 All-Star Game $5 $5 Track Adults Students Regular Meets $4 $3 District, N/S Meets $4 $4 Overall Meet $5 $5 Soccer Adults Students Regular Season $4 $3 All Playoffs $4 $3 Softball Adults Students Regular Season $4 $3 All Playoffs $4 $4 A-4 MISSISSIPPI PRIVATE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OFFICIALS' FEES 2000-01 Varsity Football Fee Referee $60 Umpire $60 Linesman $60 Line Judge $60 Back Judge $60 Electric Clock Operator $30 Note: No Travel Allowance Jr. High Football Fee One (1) Game $25 Two (2) Games $40 Note: Travel allowance is negotiable with the Local Officials Association. Varsity Basketball Fee Single Game (2 Person Crew) $30 Doubleheader (2 Person Crew) $60 Single Game (3 Person Crew) $30 Doubleheader (3 Person Crew) $50 Note: No travel allowance. Jr. High Basketball Fee Single Game (2 Person Crew) $30 Doubleheader (2 Person Crew) $40 Three Games (2 Person Crew) $55 Note: Travel allowance is negotiable with the Local Officials Association. A-5 Varsity Bsktbl. Tourn. Fee Sub-District and District $35 (Plus $.20 per mile one way per day) North/Central/South, Class, Overall Game Fee, Lodging & Travel Expenses shall be worked out by the Sup. Of Offic. & Dir. of Activities. Baseball Fee Single Game (Plate) $40 Single Game (Bases) $35 Doubleheader $75 Note: No travel allowance Fast Pitch Softball Fee Single Game $40 (plate); $35 (bases) Doubleheader $60 Note: No travel allowance Slow Pitch Softball Fee Single Game $30 (plate & base) Doubleheader $40 Note: No travel allowance Soccer - (G & B) Fee Varsity $40 (ref.); $30 (asst. ref.) JV $25 (ref.); $20 (asst. ref.) Note: No travel allowance A-6 10-Yardline Overtime Procedure I. Use of the tiebreaker 1. The tiebreaker will be used in all playoff games. 2. The tiebreaker will be used in all district games in districts which have voted to use tiebreakers. 3. The tiebreaker will be used in non-division games only when both coaches agree in conference with the referee prior to the game. II. Procedure (regular season & playoff games) If at the end of the 4th quarter the teams have identical scores, the tie may be resolved by the following method with all game rules applying except: · The line-to-gain shall always be the goal line. · No try will be made if the winner of the game has been determined. · If Team B scores a safety or touchdown, the game is ended. · If a safety is scored by A, the succeeding spot will be the 10-yardline in possession of Team B provided they have not already had their series. · If team B gains possession, the down and series for A ends immediately. · No free kick privileges are awarded following a fair catch or awarded fair catch. · Only nonplayer, unsportsmanlike, or dead ball fouls during a down which results in a successful field goal, touchdown or try are penalized from the succeeding spot. III. When the score is tied at the end of the 4th quarter 1. The referee will instruct both teams to return to their respective team boxes. There will be a 3-minute intermission during which both teams may confer with their coaches. All officials will assemble at the 50-yardline, review the procedure and determine the number of time-outs remaining for each team. The linesman will go to the team on the side of the field where the line-to- gain equipment is located, and the line judge to the other team, to inform the coaches of the number of time-outs each team has remaining and escort the respective team captains to the center of the field for the coin toss. 2. At the coin toss, the visiting team captain will be given the privilege of calling the coin while it is in the air. The winner of the toss shall be given his choice of defense or offense, or of designating the end of the field at which the will be put for play. The referee will indicate which team will go on offense first, the referee will place a ball in that captain's chest area while he is facing the goal toward which his team will advance and gives the 1st down signal. The other team captain with his back toward the goal which he will defend. A-7 3. Each team will be permitted 1 additional time-out for each extra period plus any unused regulation game time-outs. The team scoring the greater number of points in overtime shall be declared the winner. The final score shall be determined by totaling all points scored by each team during the regulation and overtime periods. 4. To start the overtime the offensive team shall put the ball in play, 1st and goal on B's 10-yard line anywhere between the inbounds lines. Team A shall have a series of 4 downs. The series shall be terminated by any score by A or if B has possession at the end of any down. Team A shall be awarded a new series when: · The penalty for defensive pass interference is accepted. · Team A recovers a scrimmage kick (field-goal attempt) between the goal lines after it has been touched first by B beyond the neutral zone. · When B is guilty of roughing the kicker or placekick holder or passer. 5. If Team A scores a touchdown, it is entitled to the opportunity to try for point, except when it is unnecessary to break the tie. A field-goal attempt is permitted during any down. If the defensive team gains possession, the ball becomes dead immediately and A's series is ended. 6. After Team A has completed its series, Team B will become the offensive team with the ball in its possession at the 10-yard line anywhere between the inbounds lines. The same end of the field will be used for both possessions in order to insure equal conditions and conserve time. 7. If the score remains tied after each team has been given 1 series, the procedure shall be repeated until a winner is determined.
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