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* Indicates District Combined with Another District to Form a Region 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Number of Entries (Qualifiers), By District or Region, to the PIAA AA BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1 to 431 males in grades 9, 10, and 11 as of Thursday, October 1, 2015. % of Schools, Number of Schools, Total No. of Schools, by District or Maximum Maximum Number of PIAA by District or Region, Statewide, Region, Sponsoring Number of Entries (Qualifiers) by District Sponsoring the Sport Sponsoring the Sport the Sport of Entries District or Region I* 1 0 II 20 20 ÷ 104 = 19.231% X 16 = 3.0769 or 3 III 22 22 ÷ 104 = 21.154% X 16 = 3.3846 or 3 IV 0 0 V0 0 VI 6 +2+1= 9 ÷ 104 = 8.654% X 16 = 1.3846 or 1 VII^ 17 17 ÷ 104 = 16.346% X 16 = 2.6154 or 3 VIII* 2 0 IX* 1 0 X10 10÷ 104 = 9.615% X 16 = 1.5385 or 2 XI* 3 + 1 = 4 ÷ 104 = 3.846% X 16 = 0.6154 or 1 XII 22 22 ÷ 104 = 21.154% X 16 = 3.3846 or 3 TOTAL 104 104 100.00% 16 16 * Indicates District combined with another District to form a Region. ^Indicates Obama will participate in PIAA District VII. 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Number of Entries (Qualifiers), By District or Region, to the PIAA AAA BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 432 and above males in grades 9, 10, and 11 as of Thursday, October 1, 2015. % of Schools, Number of Schools, Total No. of Schools, by District or Maximum Maximum Number of PIAA by District or Region, Statewide, Region, Sponsoring Number of Entries (Qualifiers) by District Sponsoring the Sport Sponsoring the Sport the Sport of Entries District or Region I22 22÷ 108 = 20.370% X 16 = 3.2593 or 3 II 3 0 III 30 30 ÷ 108 = 27.778% X 16 = 4.4444 or 5 IV 0 0 V0 0 VI 2 0 VII 23 23 ÷ 108 = 21.296% X 16 = 3.4074 or 3 VIII 4 +2+1= 7 ÷ 108 = 6.481% X 16 = 1.0370 or 1 IX 0 0 X1 0 XI 10 + 3 = 13 ÷ 108 = 12.037% X 16 = 1.9259 or 2 XII 13 13 ÷ 108 = 12.037% X 16 = 1.9259 or 2 TOTAL 108 108 100.00% 16 16 * Indicates District(s) combined with another (other) District(s) to form a Region. 2017 & 2018 PIAA AA Boys' Volleyball Championship 2017 & 2018 PIAA AAA Boys' Volleyball Championship 3‐1 1‐1 2‐3 3‐4 1‐1* or 11‐1* 2‐1* or 11‐1 2‐2 12‐2 2‐1 12‐1 12‐31‐2 12‐13‐1 3‐3 1‐3 3‐2 11‐2 12‐23‐3 7‐1 3‐2 10‐27‐2 10‐16‐1*, 8‐1 or 10‐1* 7‐3 7‐3 6‐1, 8‐1* or 9‐1* 7‐1 7‐2 3‐5 *Indicates District combined with another Ddistrict to form a Region. *Indicates District combined with another Ddistrict to form a Region. School Enrollment Co‐op Enrollment Total Calc. Enrollment w/ Coop Sport Calculated Class Actual Class School ID School District 1564 0 1564 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1035 North Penn High School 1 1387 0 1387 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1041 Pennsbury High School 1 994 0 994 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1032 NESHAMINY HIGH SCHOOL 1 972 0 972 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1040 Pennridge High School 1 910 0 910 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1010 Central Bucks South High School 1 896 0 896 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1001 Abington High School 1 862 0 862 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1008 Central Bucks High School East 1 806 0 806 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1050 Souderton Area High School 1 804 0 804 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1067 Council Rock High School South 1 738 0 738 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1003 Avon Grove High School 1 730 0 730 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1034 Norristown Area High School 1 729 0 729 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1009 Central Bucks West High School 1 720 0 720 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1004 Bensalem High School 1 665 0 665 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1016 Council Rock North High School 1 638 0 638 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1022 Haverford High School 1 635 0 635 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1007 William Tennent High School 1 612 0 612 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1046 Quakertown Community High School 1 552 0 552 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1058 Upper Dublin High School 1 535 0 535 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1011 Cheltenham High School 1 522 0 522 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1027 Lower Merion High School 1 510 0 510 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1056 Unionville High School 1 413 0 413 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AAA 3008 Glen Mills Schools 1 22 145 0 145 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3003 Christopher Dock Mennonite High School 1 1 897 0 897 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1080 Hazleton Area High School 2 608 0 608 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1074 Delaware Valley High School 2 446 0 446 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1104 Wyoming Valley West High School 2 3 421 0 421 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1068 Abington Heights High School 2 371 0 371 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1087 North Pocono High School 2 365 0 365 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1090 Pittston Area High School 2 364 0 364 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1072 Crestwood High School 2 361 0 361 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1102 James M Coughlin High School 2 347 0 347 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1073 Dallas High School 2 314 0 314 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1095 Tunkhannock Area High School 2 235 120 295 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1083 Lake Lehman High School 2 288 0 288 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1103 Wyoming Area High School 2 273 0 273 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1069 Berwick Area High School 2 268 0 268 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1078 Greater Nanticoke Area High School 2 107 192 246 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1077 Forest City Regional High School 2 230 0 230 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1079 Hanover Area High School 2 226 0 226 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1099 Western Wayne High School 2 203 0 203 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3159 Holy Redeemer High School 2 140 0 140 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1076 Elk Lake High School 2 136 0 136 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1086 Mountain View High School 2 126 0 126 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1070 Blue Ridge High School 2 114 0 114 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1082 Lackawanna Trail High School 2 94 0 94 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1094 Susquehanna Community High School 2 20 1770 0 1770 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1168 Reading High School 3 1040 131 1106 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1150 J P McCaskey High School 3 1021 0 1021 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1123 Cumberland Valley High School 3 906 0 906 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1146 HEMPFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 3 844 0 844 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1116 Chambersburg Area High School 3 795 0 795 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1192 Wilson High School 3 784 0 784 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1124 Dallastown Area High School 3 725 0 725 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1115 Central York High School 3 720 0 720 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1155 Manheim Township High School 3 663 0 663 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1113 Central Dauphin High School 3 663 0 663 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1166 Penn Manor High School 3 637 0 637 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1169 Red Lion Area High School 3 575 55 603 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1186 Warwick High School 3 601 0 601 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1112 Carlisle High School 3 564 0 564 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1114 Central Dauphin East High School 3 563 0 563 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1119 Conestoga Valley High School 3 543 0 543 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1151 Lebanon High School 3 530 0 530 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1139 Governor Mifflin High School 3 523 0 523 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1122 Cedar Crest High School 3 520 0 520 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1189 Cedar Cliff High School 3 496 0 496 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1133 Elizabethtown Area High School 3 490 0 490 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1135 Exeter Township High School 3 481 0 481 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1120 New Oxford High School 3 476 0 476 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1134 Ephrata Area High School 3 472 0 472 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1156 Mechanicsburg Area High School 3 467 0 467 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1153 Lower Dauphin High School 3 456 0 456 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1125 Daniel Boone High School 3 444 0 444 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1190 Red Land High School 3 436 0 436 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1130 Garden Spot High School 3 434 0 434 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1126 Hershey High School 3 30 430 0 430 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1161 Northeastern High School 3 423 0 423 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1177 Spring Grove Area High School 3 417 0 417 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1165 Palmyra Area High School 3 402 0 402 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1154 Manheim Central High School 3 400 0 400 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1117 Cocalico High School 3 398 0 398 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1128 Dover Area High School 3 384 0 384 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1163 Northern York High School 3 357 0 357 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1137 Fleetwood Area High School 3 352 0 352 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1176 Susquehannock High School 3 336 0 336 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1191 West York Area High School 3 332 0 332 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1195 York Suburban High School 3 184 231 323 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1110 Brandywine Heights Area High School 3 301 0 301 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1173 Kennard Dale High School 3 290 0 290 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3190 Berks Catholic High School 3 282 0 282 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1132 Eastern York High School 3 251 0 251 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1193 Wyomissing Area High School 3 236 0 236 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1170 Schuylkill Valley High School 3 205 0 205 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3051 Lancaster Mennonite High School 3 166 0 166 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1148 Kutztown Area High School 3 127 0 127 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1107 Antietam High School 3 32 0 32 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3053 Lititz Christian School 3 22 0 22 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3189 New Covenant Christian School 3 22 922 0 922 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1260 Altoona Area High School 6 846 0 846 Volleyball ‐ Boys AAA AAA 1299 State College Area High School 6 2 243 0 243 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1272 Forest Hills High School 6 238 0 238 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1298 Central High School 6 230 0 230 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1278 Huntingdon Area High School 6 196 0 196 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 1310 West Shamokin High School 6 128 0 128 Volleyball ‐ Boys AA AA 3071
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