Missouri State High School Activities Association Journal

Official Publication of MSHSAA Vol. 84, No. 1 September 2019 Departments Missouri State High School Questions & Answers...... 4-5 News...... 1,6-23 Activities Association Board of Directors...... 24-26 Awards of Excellence...... 27-30 2019-20 Board of Directors Executive Staff DR. KERWIN URHAHN Executive Director Eligibility rulings, transfers, Constitution and By- Laws interpretations, budget and finance, insurance, litigation, legislative liaison, school classification, enrollments. STACY SCHROEDER Assoc. Executive Director Swimming and diving, Scholar Bowl, Transfers (hardships & waivers), personnel, MSHSAA Leadership School program, eligibility. Corey Johnson, Pres. Dan Clemens, V.P. Travis Dittemore John Dunham Dr. Kim Presko At-Large Region 1 Kansas City District Northwest District Northeast District At-Large Region 2 DAVINE DAVIS Athletic Director Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Principal Asst. Executive Director Parkway North North Kansas City Schools DeKalb Macon County Battle HS Music, volleyball, cheerleading, dance, performing Term Expires 2023 Term Expires 2022 Term Expires 2020 Term Expires 2023 Term Expires 2020 groups, Transfers (foreign exchange/international students), sanctions, eligibility. KEVIN GARNER Asst. Executive Director Basketball, soccer, transfers, athletic directors liaison, waivers, eligibility. DON MAURER Asst. Executive Director Cross county, track & field, speech and debate, eligibility. GREG STAHL Asst. Executive Director Football, golf, wrestling, eligibility. Mark Linneman Kevin Smith Dr. Jennifer Schmidt Brett Soden Dr. Chris Wilson St. Louis District Central District South Central District Southwest District Southeast District KENNY SEIFERT Athletic Director Superintendent Principal Superintendent Superintendent Asst. Executive Director Lutheran South HS Lincoln Sullivan HS Strafford HS Kennett Officials coordinator, officials’ registration, officials’ Term Expires 2021 Term Expires 2021 Term Expires 2022 Term Expires 2023 Term Expires 2023 rules meetings, special reports, tennis, eligibility. LOU MAZZOCCO Asst. Executive Director Baseball, softball, eligibility, sportsmanship programs & Summit, student services, Why We Play. Mission Statement Contact Info. CRAIG LONG “The MSHSAA promotes the value of participation, MSHSAA Chief Financial Officer sportsmanship, team play, and personal excellence 1 N. Keene St., PO Box 1328 Budget and finance, vendor contracts and bids, to develop citizens who make positive contributions Columbia, MO 65205 advertising, corporate partners, awards, billing, to their community and support the (573) 875-4880 democratic principles of our state and nation.” buildings and grounds. Fax (573) 875-1450 www.mshsaa.org JASON WEST [email protected] Communications Director Publications, media and public relations, television Email Policy: Due to the high volume of email messages received by the Association, an expedited personal response may not always be possible. The MSHSAA staff will respond first to more traditional means of communication such as telephone calls, written and radio rights, web site maintenance, records, correspondence and faxes. The MSHSAA office can be reached at (573) 875-4880 during regular office hours. As time permits, staff statistics, Distinguished Service Awards, Keller will reply to email messages that include the sender’s complete name, address and phone number. Questions regarding student eligibil- ity or specific MSHSAA by-laws should first be directed to your local school administrator. By Board policy, our staff is not permitted Awards, Scholastic Achievement Awards, Traditions. to answer specific eligibility inquiries via email, and any follow-up questions to the MSHSAA should be done via telephone or written correspondence. August 2019 (vol. 84, no. 1) • The MSHSAA Journal is published four times per year by the Missouri State High School Activities Association. • © 2019 MSHSAA, all rights reserved. The Journal is available free on the Association website, www.mshsaa.org. 1 N. Keene St. Phone: (573) 875-4880 P.O. Box 1328 Fax: (573) 875-1450 Columbia, MO [email protected] 65205-1328 Eligibility Rulings All official eligibility opinions shall be in writing and shall bear the signature of the executive director. Verbal rulings are not official. Proud Member Principals are reminded that correspondence concerning eligibility National Federation of State High rulings, annual eligibility lists, applications for waiver of the transfer School Associations rule, hardship transfers and sanction forms, must be signed by the principal for consideration by the MSHSAA. MSHSAA Journal August 2019  3 - NEWS - - Outside of the ful 2019-2020 school ful 2019-2020 school year. football team before earning a Bachelor’s degree from Arts of University Westmar in 1995, In 2008, he earned a Master’s of Arts from Lindenwood University. school, Johnson is the proud husband to his wife, Denise. Ashley, He has four daughters - Cierra, Amber and Cortnee’. He also has four grandchildren – Josiah, Mah’kai, Zoe’ and Zalia. member schools to schools member to support continue organization the great to your stu available luck and dents. Good has I hope everyone a great and success School Sport Is Not About Getting a Col- lege Scholarship. According to the NCAA, only about 2% of all high school athletes are awarded a sports scholarship, and the total value of the scholarship is only about $18,000. You Children Know Your 6. Make Sure not cri- Do Them Play. Love Watching performance on the car tique your child’s ride home. Participating in high school sports is about character development, learning and having fun—not winning and losing. Purchasing a ticket to a high school athletic event does not give you the right to be rude, disrespectful or verbally abusive. Cheer loud and be proud, but be The future of responsible and respectful. high school sports in Missouri is depen dent on you. - - - - - This schools will mark the fifth year This schools will mark the fifth year Johnson completed his Certified vide opportunities that will last for a life that will vide opportunities so much learn and gain time. Students sponsored in MSHSAA from participation very rewarding to see activities, and it is the benefits of those individuals reap dedication. their hard work and an honor to serve In closing, it has been the Board of Direc as the President of football and track in addition to coaching into & Field for 13 years before moving administration. Board Johnson has served on MSHSAA of Directors, with the last being vice the president. Prior to being named to Board, Johnson was a member of the Committee for a four- Appeals MSHSAA other year team. He has also served on committees. MSHSAA certificate with Administrator Athletic After graduating high in 2014. NIAAA as school, Johnson speent three years a member of the University of Oklahoma Board of Directors are professionals who who professionals are of Directors Board each and what is right for strive to do order to pro and school in every student experience that will tors, and will be an I encourage you as not be forgotten. pable—but only when their parents don’t jump in and solve their problems for them. Own Lane. No coaching Your 4. Stay in Your role or officiating from the sidelines. is to be a responsible, supportive par ent—not a coach or official. Participating in a High 5. Remember, If you are a parent attending a high If you are a parent attending a high school athletic event this fall, you can help by following these six guidelines: are, after all, an You Age. Your Act 1. Act in a way that makes your family adult. and school proud. Life Vicariously Your 2. Don’t Live Children. High school Your Through family’s Your sports are for them, not you. reputation is not determined by how well your children perform on the field of play. to the Coach Talk Children Your 3. Let Them. High Doing It for You Instead of school athletes learn how to become more confident, independent and ca - - - - Inappropriate adult behavior at high The 2019-20 school year will be full The 2019-20 school For the past nine years, Johnson Activities Director, Prior to serving as Serving as the 2018-2019 President the 2018-2019 Serving as Facing High School Sports High School Facing Today Parents and Adult Fans: The and Adult Fans: Parents Biggest Challenge Johnson to ServeJohnson As Board 2019-20 President for Outgoing BoardOutgoing MessagePresident’s And the men and women who wear the black and white stripes agree. In fact, almost 80% of officials quit after the first two years on the job, and unruly parents As a re- are cited as the reason why. sult, there is a growing shortage of high school officials here in Missouri, and in some sports like wrestling, swimming, and track and field, the shortage is se vere. No officials means no more games. When more than 2,000 high school athletic directors were asked in a recent national survey what they like least about their job, 62.3% said it was “dealing with aggressive parents and adult fans.” school athletic events in Missouri has reached epidemic proportion.

tor of the National Federation of State tor of the National Federation of State Associations and Kerwin High School Urhahn, Executive Director of the Activities Missouri State High School Association. By Karissa Niehoff, Executive Direc of new experiences for Corey Johnson. The St. Louis native, graduate of Sumner High School, will not only be beginning also the new year at a new school he will be serving as President of the MSHSAA Board of Directors. as has been active in the St. Louis area Activties Director at Hazelwood East the This year will be his first as High School. High Activities Director at Parkway North School. Johnson spent two years as assistant principal. He also taught social studies of the MSHSAA Board of Directors has Board of the MSHSAA and outstanding professional been an grown to experience. I have personal the Urhahn and the job Dr. appreciate students staff do for amazing MSHSAA our great state. It and schools across and difficult deci takes many long hours top notch organiza sions to produce the You Thank I want to tion we have, and and energy. for the time, effort serving on the The group of individuals By Dr. Chris Wilson By Dr. 4  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 QUESTIONS ANDANSWERS posite season. separately inthesamesportduring theop co-oping inoneseasonofsoftball toplay would notbegrantedforschools thatare team withoutco-oping;therefore, approval two schoolswouldnotbeable tosupporta the rationaleforco-opapprovalisthat pate infallsoftballthisscenario.Further, Neither school,northeco-op,couldpartici regular seasonorfallchampionshipseries. ship seriesmayNOT participateinthefall schools registeringforthespringchampion Answer: No,asperBy-Law5.1.12, May eitherschoolplayfallsoftball? softball andenterthechampionshipseries. for girlssoftball,andweplantoplayspring operative sponsorshipwithanotherschool Question: teams. could notplayspringsoftballasseparate for springcompetition. The twoschools the fall,co-opwouldbeonlyoption therefore, iftwoschoolsco-opforsoftballin be abletosupportateamwithoutco-oping; approval isthatthetwoschoolswouldnot ship series.b)No,therationaleforco-op NOT participateinthespringchampion softball canplayspringbutmay co-op teams)thatplayfallchampionship Answer: a) Teams (individualteamsor schools? May weplayspringsoftballastwoseparate a) Maywealsoplayspringsoftball?b) softball andenterthechampionshipseries. for girlssoftball,andweplantoplayfall operative sponsorshipwithanotherschool Question: requirements ofthisby-law. would beconsideredtomeetingthe some sortofsupplemental-typeinsurance covers competitiveand/orcontactsports,or of healthinsurance,accidentinsurancethat Answer: A studentwhocanprovideproof coverage”? What constitutes“basicathleticinsurance before participatingininterscholasticsports. dent has“basicathleticinsurancecoverage” Question: Handbook. Law theyrelatetointhe following theConstitution Article orBy- MSHSAA ConstitutionandBy-Lawsappear and answersregardinginterpretationsofthe Your attentioniscalledtothefactquestions win Urhahn,MSHSAA executivedirector. contact Ker - explained, like you would which If youhaveaspecificareaand/orquestion MSHSAA memberschoolshaveadopted. interpreting therulesandregulationswhich tors policy. These areprovidedasanaidin By-Laws and/orMSHSAA BoardofDirec- pertaining totheMSHSAA Constitutionand The followingarequestionsandanswers Softball CooperativeSponsorship Insurance Requirement (By-Law 1.4and5.1.12) Ourschoolwishestoformaco- Ourschoolwishestoformaco- The by-lawsrequirethatastu Options andSeasons (By-Law 3.8.2) MSHSAA Official - - - - - students attheschool. is attemptingless creditoverallthanother school’s 80%requirementeven ifhe/she to beeligible,the studentmustmeetthe two non-traditionalstudentoptions. Inorder either atraditionalstudent,or oneofthe school’s 80% requirementandqualifyas to theminimumcreditbalance tomeetthe that canbeconfirmedasgetting thestudent additional schoolclassesoroutside classes offerings, thestudentwillneedtobein Law 2.3.4.Ifcreditisnotprovidedforthese qualify asa“traditional”studentunderBy- on thetranscriptinorderforstudentto the offeringandcreditmustbeplaced the studentmustreceiveclasscreditfor tions. Inordertocounttowardeligibility, Answer: a) Yes underspecificcondi lowable classes? determining their80%ofthemaximumal aides havetocounttheclassperiodin working asofficeassistantsandteacher Do studentswhodonotreceivecreditfor these offeringscounttowardeligibility?b) office assistantsandteacheraides.a)Can Question: ment. three options)mustmeetthe80%require the requirementsforeach. All students(all the guidanceregardingthoseoptionsand follow Please andpolicies. decisions school or Option2student,dependinguponlocal be classifiedasaNon-Traditional Option1 in By-Law2.3.4. The student willmostlikely meets theprovisionsandminimumslisted and/or credit-bearingworkstudywhich or MOOptionscredit-bearingcoursework of schoolclasses,outsideand/ student mustbeenrolledinacombination individual schoolsetsuptheirprogram. The under By-Law2.3dependsontheway in theMissouriOptionsProgramiseligible Answer: Whetherastudentparticipating activities underthejurisdictionofMSHSAA? she eligibletoparticipateininterscholastic student isparticipatinginthisprogramhe/ Option (formerlyGEDOption)Program.Ifa school’s 80%inthecurrentsemester. cient numberofnewcreditsthatmeetthe in classesthatcanearnhimthesuffi an extraclassortwotoinsureheisenrolled If heretakestheclass,willneedtobein 80% requirementforthecurrentsemester. count as0creditsinthecalculationof his transcript. Therefore, thatclasswould not expandthetotalnumberofcreditson in theclassandearningabettergradewill Answer: No.Hehasalreadyearnedcredit for sportsandactivities? take classcounttowardacademiceligibility better grade.Ifweallowthis,willthisre- would liketore-taketheclassthisfallfora and earnedcreditwithaClettergrade.He that took Algebra 2lastyearinthespring Question: Question: Repeating aClassforBetterGrade Class andProgramOptions Academic Requirements– We havestudentswhoworkas OurschoolofferstheMissouri We haveastudentatourschool (By-Law 2.3) (By-Law 2.3) - - - - ment eachandeverysemester. confirm thatshemeetsthe80%require and validatedunderlocalschoolpolicyto all classes/creditsmuststillbeapproved school onhertranscript.However, achieved duringherfirstsemesteratyour you maynotbeplacingallcreditsthatare school asanon-traditionaloption2student, semester. Ifthestudentisacceptedatyour change aftershe’s beenyourstudentfora will thesemesterreviewofclasses/credits the transcript.Onlywithscenarioletter“c” and thatamountofcreditmustappearon ed, whicheverisgreater, hasbeenachieved units ofcredit,or80%whatwasattempt- be abletoconfirmthattheminimumof3.0 semester credits(By-Law2.3.2.a)must accept transfercredit. The reviewofprior classes/credits anddetermineifyoucan Therefore, youmustreviewherprior at yourschoolandhasatranscript. options requirethatthestudentisenrolled Answer: All threeacademicenrollment academic eligibilitythisfall? creditsfor confirm herpriorsemester’s Option 2student.Howdowereviewand tional Option1student,c)aNon-Traditional full-time enrolledstudent,b)aNon-Tradi - season. Inthefall,sheisgoingtobea:a) determine heracademiceligibilityforthefall uisite wemustcomplete,aretryingto volleyball. Besides the transfer form prereq transferring inthisfallandwantstoplay Question: semester. schooling ontothetranscriptforspring the schoolcanacceptcreditfromhome she maynotbeacademicallyeligibleunless any eligibilitycanbedetermined.Further, eligibility willhavetobeaddressedbefore enrolls inthefall. As aresult,hertransfer she becomesa“transferstudent”ifre- spring (By-Law2.1and2.3.4);therefore, bona fidestudentatyourschoolduringthe Answer: Notinitially. Shewill notbea volleyball. Willshebeeligible? wants tore-enrollfulltimenextfallandplay 1 studentforherduringthespring.She approve creditasaNon-Traditional Option semester, andourschoolisnotgoingto be exclusivelyhomeschooledforthespring leyball. Herparentsindicatethatshewill enrolled full-timethisfallandisplayingvol Question: Transitioning fromNon-Bonafide Confirming PriorSemester80% student toBonafide= (By-Laws 2.1,2.3and3.10) Academic Requirements– We haveastudentthatis We haveastudentthatis (By-Law 2.3) Transfer - - - - MSHSAA Journal August 2019  5 - - - . - NEWS - - - - QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS/ AND QUESTIONS Use of Drones of Drones Use Policy) (Board Our school has an individual has an individual Our school No bicycles are permitted on the Gans Creek property. Only service animals No bicycles are permitted on the Gans Creek property. permit Coaches and runners may tour the state meet course after 3:30 p.m. (weather The 2019 State Cross Country Championship race will take place on the cross country The 2019 State Cross Country Championship race will take place on the cross will be the official timer for the Cross Country Championships this Timing Time Prime The schools participating in boys and girls cross country are equally divided into four The schools participating in boys and girls year There is a required online rules reviews offered during the 2019-20 school mation about the course itself, please visit: https://www.como.gov/parksandrec/facilities/gans-creek-cross-country-course/ animals are NOT All other (with proper paperwork) will be allowed through the gates– ALLOWED. Please make arrangements to keep your pets at home. be no one allowed on the course prior to 3:30 There will ting) on Friday prior to the meet. prior to that time (an unless all course preparations have been completed p.m. on Friday, rosters must be submitted online at www.mshsaa.org. Student eligibility and coaches’ MSH The district, sectional and state entry process and deadlines are listed in the 2019-20 website at www.mshsaa. Cross Country Manual, which can be found on the MSHSAA SAA org. Area in Columbia, Missouri. For more infor course located at the Gans Creek Recreational nouncements will be made at the course). computer chip method shall be used to determine places, team scores and individual A year. times at the 2019 State Championships. Each runner will wear two bib numbers(front/back) All runners must that are each embedded with a timing chip, along with two hip numbers. run across the finish pad in order to receive a place and time. with the larger number of schools participating in classes based on enrollment of the gender the cross country district and state series. 2019 Cross Country Reminders Question: operates who owns and in our community aerial is capable of capturing a drone that met with This individual has video footage. to vid coach and offered our head football using the home football games eotape our to use a drone for drone. Is it permissible contests? videotaping athletic The use of drones is prohibited at Answer: contest site and/ postseason any MSHSAA be permitted dur or venue. Drones may but only under the ing the regular season, below and only if allow conditions described sport. For the sport by NFHS rules for the rules state that of football, NFHS Football area surround there is a two yard restricted This restricted field. ing the entire playing area boundary is interpreted to extend vertically; therefore, a drone could not be used within the restricted area or over the level school local a be would It field. playing be decision as to whether the drone could used “outside” of this restricted area during the a football game. It is recommended that the local school develop a policy regarding which or UAS’s) use of drones (a.k.a. UAV’s takes the NFHS sport rules regarding the use of electronic devices and the permit ted location(s) into consideration. Please ted location(s) into consideration. Please executive responsible contact the MSHSAA for the particular sport for assistance. - - - - Events High School (By-Law 3.11) (By-Law 3.16) Our school holds a Grades 7-12 We have a student that wants to have a student We One of our students will be a students will be a One of our New Enrollment Option Option Enrollment New Transfer Student under a Student Transfer (By-Laws 2.1, 2.3 and 3.10) (By-Laws College/University-Conducted Junior High Students Practicing with Question: do membership. We Combined MSHSAA not register for junior high volleyball, but we have a few junior high players that are interested in volleyball. May these players practice with our high school team during the fall? Answer: Under those circumstances, no, the junior high students could not practice if with the high school team. However, you register for volleyball at the junior high level, these enrolled students could practice with the high school team for a maximum of twelve weeks (the limit for a junior high season), and would be covered by the catastrophic insurance as well. It is not required that you schedule a competitive schedule for the junior high players. Question: participate in an instructional sports event that is being sponsored by a local University The event and will be held on their campus. takes place during our school season for the same sport. Can the student attend without jeopardizing her eligibility? Answer: Under specific conditions outlined approval of and with the in By-Law 3.11, your school and her coach, it may be pos sible for the student to participate in the to event. Factors affecting the allowance participate include the specific structure of the event, whether or not the student will miss instructional time to participate, and school permission, among other factors Please review By-Law listed in the by-law. closely before advising the student. 3.11 Question: planning to enroll She is year. senior next the area, and a junior college in full-time at high school a different wants to represent Option 1 student” and as a “Non-Traditional has agreed The other school play sports. credits on their to place her junior college be a bona fide stu transcript so she can to play sports for dent. Will she be eligible that school? not at all. Answer: Not initially and possibly the essential eligibil Eligibility under all of to be confirmed ity standards will have a The student is a transfer student, so first. will have to be of Eligibility request Transfer a ruling, and your for submitted to MSHSAA Fur school will have a chance to reply to it. academic eligibility must be confirmed ther, (80% requirement for prior semester credits from your school and the same for the fall semester). It is probable that the student will either be ineligible or have an eligibility restriction after making this change. 6  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 MSHSAA MemberSchool Status Changes NEWS Wheaton HighSchool Verona HighSchool Tuscumbia HighSchool Schuyler CountyJuniroHigh Northwest (CedarHill)HighSchool Northgate MiddleSchool New MarkMiddleSchool Miami HighSchool Maple ParkMiddleSchool Macks CreekHIghSchool Lincoln CollegePrepHighSchool Laquey HighSchool Kingsville HighSchool Chilhowee HighSchool Calhoun HighSchool Bernie HighSchool Belle HighSchool Antioch MiddleSchool It shouldbenotedthatthefollowingschoolshavechangedtheirmembershipstatuswithMSHSAA Wellsville HighSchoolchangedtheirofficialnameto Wellsville-Middletown HighSchool In 2019-20thefollowingschool’s namehasbeenchanged: It shouldbenotedthatthefollowingschoolsarenolongeramemberofMSHSAA The MSHSAA welcomesthefollowingschoolasanewmemberfor2019-2020year: Class 1-5 Class 6&8-man Class 1-5 Class 6&8-man Class 1-5 All Classes All Classes All Classes Playoff Schedule: Friday, August 30: Friday orSaturday, August 23-24: Monday, August 12: Regular SeasonDates: the importantdatesforyourreference: dates associatedwiththeplayoffformat.Listedbelow are regarding thepostseasonfootballscheduleandexact The MSHSAA Officereceivesquestionseachfall 2019 Football Schedule Cool Valley InnovationHighSchool(St.Louis) Kipp St.LouisCharterHighSchool(St.Louis) Capital CityHighSchool(Jefferson City) McCluer SouthBerkeleyHighSchool(St.Louis);SchuylerCountyJunior(QueenCity);St.LouisCollegePrepCharterLouis) State Championships State Championships Semifinals Semifinals Quarterfinals District Championships 2nd RdDistricts 1st RdDistricts First allowableregularseasongame First dayofallowablepractice Preseason Jamboree changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh dropped theirjuniorhighmembershiptobecomeanaffiliate changed froma9-12memberschoolto7-12high dropped theirjuniorhighregistrationtobecomea7-12memberwithNorthKansasCityHighSchool dropped theirjuniorhighregistrationtobecomea7-12memberwithStaleyHighSchool changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh dropped theirjuniorhighregistrationstobecomea7-12memberwithWinnetonkaHighSchool changed from9-12memberandaffiliatejuniorhightoa7-12 changed froma7-12memberto9-12andseparatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh changed froma7-12memberto9-12andanaffiliatejuniorhigh(BlandMS) dropped theirjuniorhighregistrationtobecomea7-12memberwithOakParkHighSchool St. FrancisXavierJuniorHighSchool(St.Joseph) Lincoln CollegePrepMiddleSchool(KansasCity) Nov. 29-30 Nov. 22-23 Nov. 22-23 Nov. 15-16 Dec. 6-7 Nov. 8-9 Nov. 1-2 Nov. 30 Plaza MiddleSchool(KansasCity) asofthe2019-2020schoolyear: *Check withthe SAT CollegeBoard for registrationdeadlines. 2019 andalternate testdateisOctober19,2019. Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) primarytestdateisOctober16, The PreliminaryScholastic Aptitude Test/National MeritScholarship Following arethetestdatesfor2019-2020: THE TESTDATE. DAY BEFORETHETESTDATE OREARLY AFTERNOON OF DESE. PLEASEDONOTSCHEDULENIGHTEVENTSON THE which theywillbeparticipating. a testdatethatdoesnotconflictwithaninterscholasticeventin SAT testdates.Studentscanavoidthisproblem byarrangingfor often findconflictsbetweeninterscholasticeventsandthe ACT and wall calendarandinsidethebackcoverofMSHSAA Handbook. contained inMSHSAA sportandactivitymanuals,theMSHSAA of MSHSAA districtandstateevents.MSHSAA eventdatesare the ACT andSAT testswillbeadministered,aswellthedates are urgedtoremindallhighschoolstudentsofthedatesonwhich Check ACT &SAT Dates toAvoid Conflicts September 14 December 14 2019-20 ACT October 26 Test Dates February 8 STATEWIDE JUNIORS ACT TESTDATE -CHECKWITH High schoolstudentsparticipatingininterscholasticactivities High schoolcounselors,principals,coachesanddirectors June 13 July 18 April 4 forthe2019-20schoolyear: September 27 2019-20 ACT Registration November 8 February 29 January 10 August 16 June 19 STEAM Academy atMcCluer-SouthBerkeleyHighSchool(St.Louis) May 8 Dates Walden MiddleSchool(KansasCity) 2019-20 SAT December 7 November 2 Test Dates (Tentative) August 24 October 5 March 14 June 6 May 2 2019-20 SAT Registration Dates TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MSHSAA Journal August 2019  7 -- 863 9550 4193 3644 3393 2017 9320 2296 9313 8353 9086 8100 1970 3981 3178 6798 8936 1660 Number 1042 21711 30110 16885 24454 13382 44941 29154 16573 21623 14041 330567 NEWS Total Participants Total -- 512 956 6458 4193 3644 3244 1947 8210 2296 7364 8185 8794 9755 5913 1970 3981 3036 4221 5863 9732 1660 Number 10446 12386 15232 22499 31416 19951 13752 12957 240573 Sr. High Participants Sr. 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 70 86 149 168 292 351 142 1110 7611 3092 6439 9325 9222 1949 3627 2187 9203 2577 3073 6841 7871 1084 Number 13525 89994 Jr. High Participants Jr. -- -- 79 311 447 853 188 184 158 127 150 541 261 275 939 680 938 201 329 687 244 770 779 633 106 739 204 was held in the Edward Jones Dome for 20 years. 2019 Show-Me Bowl schedule is as follows: 30, @ University of Missouri - Columbia Nov. Saturday, am Game 1: 8-Man Championship @ 11 Game 2: Class 6 Championship @ 3 pm Note: Game time subject to change of Missouri - Columbia Dec. 6 @ University Friday, Game 1: Class 2 Championship @ 3 pm Game 2: Class 4 Championship @ 7 pm Note: Game time subject to change Dec. 7 at University of Missouri - Columbia Saturday, am Game 1: Class 3 Championship @ 11 Game 2: Class 1 Championship @ 3 pm Game 3: Class 5 Championship @ 7 pm Note: Game time subject to change 1114 1146 1046 1043 Number Total Schools Total The junior high school participation figures include all junior high schools holding separate (Figures as of May 16, 2019) of May as (Figures -- -- 37 116 252 459 533 529 187 183 146 255 150 370 248 251 539 429 530 201 329 348 221 426 428 575 596 523 106 592 168 Number Sr. High Schools Sr. 1 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- 11 12 56 13 24 42 23 36 110 195 394 513 514 171 400 251 408 339 344 351 539 550 *147 Number Jr. High Schools Jr.

In 1982, a fifth class was added, and the site was moved In 1988 an 8-man championship was added and played at The Show-Me Bowl concept began in St. Louis in 1979.

Wrestling (Boys) Wrestling Volleyball (Girls) Volleyball Track (Girls) Track Track (Boys) Track Tennis (Girls) Tennis Tennis (Boys) Tennis Swimming (Girls) Swimming (Boys) Speech and Debate Softball (Girls - Spring) Softball (Girls - Fall) Soccer (Girls) Soccer (Boys) Sideline Cheerleading Scholar Bowl Music (Vocal) Music (Instrumental) Music (Schools) Golf (Girls) Golf (Boys) Football (8-Man) Football (11-Man) Dance Team/Pom Pon Dance Team/Pom Cross Country (Girls) Cross Country (Boys) Basketball (Girls) Basketball (Boys) Baseball (Spring) Member Schools *These figures indicate the total number of junior high schools holding separate memberships. district. memberships plus all junior high schools holding combined memberships with the senior high school from the Wrestling (Girls) Wrestling Baseball (Fall) The bringing of all championship games to one site has continued with only slight modifications since then. In 1982 and 1983, five Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. to format was In 1984, a two-day games were played in one day. That format was followed until the Board of Directors used. voted to move the games to the University of Missouri- Columbia and Missouri State University in Springfield in 1988. Championship was moved to In 1996, the site of the 11-Man the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, and in 2002, a sixth class was added with three games played on Friday and three on Saturday at the Dome. In 2016 and 2017 the Show-Me Bowl for Classes 1-5 and 8man/Class 6 rotated between Missouri State University in Springfield and University of Missouri- Columbia. Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville. In 1997, the Academy due to the Tarkio 8-Man Championship was moved to Championship Division II Playoffs. In 2008, the 8-Man NCAA The Show-Me Bowl was moved to the Edward Jones Dome.

Show-Me Bowl set for University of University set for Field Faurot Bowl Show-Me Missouri’s Participation Survey 8  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 NEWS weather occurs. to thegameofficials. stations whichwouldhaveinformationconcerningthepath ofthestorm. This constantcheck,availabletotheadministration,isnot before declaringagamesuspended. The hostprincipalshould,whensevereweatherispending,keepaconstantcheckwithnearbyradio four calendardaysfollowingtheoriginaldate,andincompliancewithfootballplayoffschedulingregulations.) (All regularseasonseniorhighschoolfootballconteststhatarepostponedshallberescheduledontheearliestpossible datebutnolaterthan be postponed. The gamemayeitherbeconsideredacompletedatthatpointorrescheduledlatertimeaccordingtorules. schools ortheirdesignatedrepresentativesandtheheadofficialcannotmutuallyagreethatweatherconditions are safe,thegameshall representatives choosetoaskforanadditional30minutesofwaitingtime,theheadofficialmaygrantthatrequest. If theprincipalsofboth rescheduling problems,etc.,whichmakeitdesirabletotrycompletethegameandprincipalsofbothschoolsor theirdesignated designated representativesafterconsultationwiththeheadofficial.Ifthereareextenuatingcircumstancessuchas extreme traveldistances, of 30minutesthehazardousweatherhasnotsubsided,decisiontopostponeshallbemadebyprincipalsboth schoolsortheir both schoolsortheirdesignatedrepresentativesandtheheadofficialagreeitissafetodoso.However move toprotectedareas.Fansshouldnotbepermittedremaininthebleachers. improve toapointwhereitissaferesumeplay. The spectatorswillbeinformedoftheprocedurestofollowedandinstructed representative willintervenebyinformingtheheadofficialwhoshallcausecontesttobesuspended. progress wheretheadministrationfeelssafetyisquestionableandgameofficialshavenotacted,hostprincipal orhis/herdesignated to suspendagameanytimeweatherconditionsareconsideredbehazardouslifeorlimb.Ifseveredevelops whileagameisin weather conditionsareconsideredhazardoustolifeorlimb.Likewise,theheadofficial,onceagamehasstarted, theauthority WeatherHandling ContestsDuringHazardous Disturbances All othersapproved **** *** ** * Denied **1. Held December13,2018 CommitteeMeeting Football Advisory days. school year. Ifathirdincidence shouldoccurduringthe sameschoolyear, theschoolshallbe placedonprobationfor365 result intheschoolbeingsent aletterofreprimand. A schoolshallreceiveawarningforsecond occurrenceduringthesame that sport/activity. Failureofaschooltosubmitinformationon coaches/directors/sponsorsbytheestablisheddeadline shall information onallstaffmembers associatedwiththesport/activitynolaterthan thedaypriortofirstpermissiblecontestfor bowl, spiritteams,andspeech, debate,anddrama. The policyprovidesthattheschool administratorshallentertherequired directors, andsponsors submission ontheMSHSAA Website (www.mshsaa.org) offaculty, non-faculty, andnon-certifiedathleticactivitiescoaches, The MSHSAA BoardofDirectorsadopted,atitsJune15,2007,meeting,thefollowingpolicyregardingdelinquent bySchools and ActivitiesCoaches/Directors/Sponsors Policy ALLAthletic for Delinquent SubmissionontheMSHSAAWebsite of School districtemergencyplansshouldincludeprocedures forevacuatingplayersandspectatorstoprotectedareaswhensevere The purposeofthisprocedureistofirstensurethesafetyplayersandspectators,butalsorelievepressure fromtheofficials The lengthofthedelayshallbedeterminedbyweatherconditions,andgamemayresumedatanytime principalsof The firststepinthesuspensionistoremoveparticipantsalocationprovidingshelterandsafetyuntilweather conditions The hostschoolprincipalordesignatedrepresentativeandtheheadofficialhavemutualauthoritytodelaystart of agameanytime No Action Approved asamended Tabled forfurtherstudy qualify thetop8teamsfromeachregiontofootballplayoffsusingcurrentpointssystem? -Would 8teamdistrictsandmovingto14-16regionsthatwould favoraplayoffformatthatresultsineliminating you system”, solongasallfootballschoolsareguaranteedaminimumof10games? -Would playoffformatthatresultedin qualifying32totalteamsperClassusingthecurrent“point favoradifferent you district seedandthe#2seed? analternativetoplayingpostseasongamesbetweenthe#1 thecurrentplayoffformat,wouldyoufavor -Based on footballschooltoparticipate intheplayoffs? playoffformatthatallowsevery -Do youfavorthecurrent postseason. currentplayoffformatandconsiderationsforchangetothefootball football schoolsregardingthe Recommend surveying (head andassistant)bymemberschools.Besides sports,thispolicyisapplicabletomusic,scholar , ifafteradelayofmaximum , byrule, MSHSAA Journal August 2019  9 - - - - - Tinoco Tinoco rules of NEWS (Class 3) Jervis Atagana (St. By-Law 3.13 (Nonschool Competition) It is suggested that each student athlete provides exceptions for Individual Sports while in season. Students should discuss participation the school and the exception with coach and athletic administrator. the and his or her parents receive a copy of brochure “How to Maintain and MSHSAA infor Eligibility” which contains Your Protect mation regarding the Nonschool Competition mation regarding the Nonschool Competition Requirement and other eligibility standards the students must meet in order to maintain privilege to participate in the interscholastic program. - Andrew Guilliams (Springfield), Jeff Hay (Cape - Kyle Armstrong (Blue Springs), Chris Benbow (St. Louis), Tim Tim (Blue Springs), Chris Benbow (St. Louis), Armstrong (Class 4) Kyle Phil Beermann (St. Louis), Tyler Hester (Blue Springs), Don Huber Hester (Blue Tyler (Class 2) Phil Beermann (St. Louis), By-Law 3.13 permits, during the summer By-Law 3.13 permits, during the summer neither practice nor compete as a member of neither practice nor compete as a member a nonschool team or as an individual partici pant in organized nonschool competition in pant in organized nonschool competition that same sport or sport similar in nature the such as three-on-three basketball during school basketball season. an months only (refer to By-Law 3.15), that in any individual employed by a school district has sport may coach a nonschool team which or players from the school team they attend This provision specifi will attend next year. cally addresses nonschool competition on a cally addresses nonschool competition the legitimate team designed to compete if team is not a part of the school program. - Ken Bartkoski (Lee’s Summit), Derick Blankenship (Republic), Pamela Bowen (Ballwin), Mike Cahill (St. Peters), Steven Summit), Derick Blankenship (Republic), Pamela Bowen (Ballwin), Mike Cahill (St. Peters), Ken Bartkoski (Lee’s Member school principals should emphasize to all guidance counselors the importance of having copies of MSHSAA eligibility copies of MSHSAA counselors the importance of having should emphasize to all guidance Member school principals This (www.mshsaa.org). Website the MSHSAA “How to Protect Student Eligibility” on that counselors view, It is strongly recommended It is important that all counselors be fully knowledgeable of the essential eligibility requirements students must meet to represent the meet to represent students must eligibility requirements of the essential be fully knowledgeable that all counselors It is important It is very important to understand the pro By-Law 3.13 provides that a student eligibility, e.g. scheduling a course for which the student has already received credit, permitting a student to be scheduled with fewer than be scheduled with a student to received credit, permitting student has already for which the e.g. scheduling a course eligibility, placing him/her below eligibility a student to drop a course(s) and thereby or the equivalent of work, or permitting five full credit subjects, with all students. should discuss eligibility requirements requirements. Counselors August packet provided to all found in the for School Counselors” can be A “Checklist at all times in the guidance offices. requirements on file web MSHSAA helping counselors can be found on the Also, additional forms for with transfer students. member schools to assist MSHSAA site. to coaches and administrators need by-laws students, parents, counselors, an electronic cover view of important on-line review will provide know. with on matters dealing to advise them asked by students Counselors are frequently activities. participate in interscholastic school and of action not advise a course sure that they do counselors should be In doing so, in their class schedules. of, or changes the preparation violation of MSHSAA or activities through athletics to compete in interscholastic their eligibility result in students forfeiting which will Guidance Counselors Play Key Role in Communicating Eligibility Rules Eligibility in Communicating Role CounselorsGuidance Key Play Charles), Ken Bartkoski (Lee’s Summit), Chase Bridegroom (O’Fallon), Bryce Collier (Strafford), Kori Cowger (Battlefield), Courtney Donohue Summit), Chase Bridegroom (O’Fallon), Bryce Collier (Strafford), Kori Cowger (Battlefield), Charles), Ken Bartkoski (Lee’s Hantak (St. Louis), Chris Kelly (Florissant), Rachel Kleinpeter (St. Louis), Gary Krekeler (Cot Tim (Rogersville), David Hagan (Overland Park), 2019 Officials for Girls2019 Officials Soccer Scott Byers (St. Joseph), Chris Coyle Adams (O’Fallon), Richard Banahan (St. Louis), Patrick Burns (Springfield), Sectionals – (Class 2) Craig Jeff Hay (Cape Girardeau), Doug Helfrich (St. Peters), Roumen Mihov Gano (O’Fallon), Ben Gochnauer (Lake Lotawana), (Ballwin), Vernon Joseph Radzialowski Palmer (Springfield), James Patton (Barnhart), Josh Pennington (Carthage), (St. Peters), Clancy Moore (Festus), Jared (Platte City), Smith (O’Fallon), William Smith Tom Rocco (St. Peters), Alex Robinson (Park Hills), Marty Aaron Rench (Platte City), (St. Louis), Robert Wilhelm (St. Charles); (Washington), Wallace (Lenexa), Robert Tiemann Luke Swartz (Belton), Marc tleville), Tim Michel (St. Louis), Eric Oberle (DeSoto), Todd Panula (Fenton), Mark Rutherford (St. Charles), Greg Schneider (St. Louis), Steve Panula (Fenton), Todd Michel (St. Louis), Eric Oberle (DeSoto), Tim tleville), Andy Wilkinson Whitaker (O’Fallon), Webb (Springfield), Chris Walters (O’Fallon), Dion Tinoco (Marshall), Stephen Swaney (Chesterfield), Omar (Springfield), Kevin Winkelman (St. Louis), Denis Zijadic (Kansas City); (St. Louis), Boul (St. Peters), Erica Boyd (O’Fallon), Steven Cook (Columbia), Charles Cova (O’Fallon), Brian Martin (Lee’s Lammering Tim (Lawrence), Hester (Blue Springs), Mikayla Hoyle Tyler Girardeau), Michael Heath (St. Charles), Andy McKee (Fulton), Jonathan Mills (Lake St. Louis), Stephen Parker (St. Louis), William Scott III (Naylor), Greg Summit), Mike May (Ballwin), Wagner Tim Tinoco (Marshall), Eric Urban (O’Fallon), Velimir Stefanovic (Kansas City), Julio Spilman (Springfield), Scott Sprandel (Jackson), (Springfield). Summit), Pamela Bowen (Ballwin), Mike Cahill (St. Peters), Collin Hollrah (Columbia), Sean Quarterfinals – (Class 1) Ken Bartkoski (Lee’s (St. Michel (St. Louis), Stephen Parker Tim Michel (St. Louis), Hollrah (Columbia), Mikayla Hoyle (Lawrence), Ken McCurry (Kingsville), Jerry Louis), Mark Rutherford (St. Charles), William Scott (Poplar Bluff); Ben Schneider (St. Louis), William Smith (Platte City), (Fenton), Rob Kyle (Butler), Joseph Macht (Independence), George Major (Herculaneum), (Class 3) Derick Blanken (O’Fallon); (Lenexa), Stephen Walters Tiemann Swanner (Imperial), Marc Tyler Stefanovic (Kansas City), Velimir (Battlefield), Peter Daugherty (Overland Park), Matt Geringer ship (Republic), Paul Boyd (Sikeston), Misael Cordero (Monett), Shane Cowger Donald Richardson (St. Summit), Clancy Moore (Festus), Jeff Pulley (Jackson), Erica Ramirez (Kansas City), (St. Louis), Brian Martin (Lee’s Tim Hantak (St. Louis), Joseph Macht (Independence), Steven Meyer (Florissant); (Class 4) Andy Ellsworth (Springfield), Charles), Kent Voss Dennis Sparrow (St. Louis), Greg Spilman (Springfield), Omar hoff (St. Louis), Dan Ortega (Springfield), Joseph Radzialowski (St. Louis), (St. Charles), Denis Zijadic (Kansas City). Young (St. Louis), Jason Walsh Tim (Marshall), Championships – (Lake Lotawana), Mi Gano (O’Fallon), Matt Geringer (St. Louis), Ben Gochnauer Cook (Columbia), Courtney Donohue (Rogersville), Vernon (St. Louis), Joshua Pennington (Carthage), Jeff Andy McKee (Fulton), Jonathan Mills (Lake St. Louis), Stephen Parker kayla Hoyle (Lawrence), Rutherford (St. Charles), William Scott (Poplar Bluff), William Pulley (Jackson), Erica Ramirez (Kansas City), Jon Rapisardo (St. Louis), Mark (Springfield). City), Karen Swanner (Maryville, IL), Eric Urban (O’Fallon), Dion Webb Stefanovic (Kansas Smith (Platte City), Velimir who is a member of a school sports squad who is a member of a school sports squad in that is in season may practice or compete organized nonschool competition in a different do sport during that school season and may or so on the same day the student practices dual plays for the school team provided this by participation on the same date is approved school administrator in advance. the student’s Nontraditional sports as defined in By-Law 3.13 are restricted from participation during the respective school season.

Nonschool Competition Nonschool in vision continues the restriction contained shall By-Law 3.13 which stipulates a student 10  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 *4. *3. 2. 1. Held onMarch4,2019 CommitteeMeetingSummary Advisory Wrestling NEWS All othersapproved ** * Denied ***6. 5. 4. ***3. 2. 1. Held March1,2018 Committee MedicineAdvisory Sports host sitewillbemoved. minimum criteriaandwanthostthedistrict,district and thereareotherschoolsinthedistrictthatmeet After oneschoolhashostedfortwoconsecutiveyears hostselectioncriteria: Recommend addingtodistrict weigh-ing in,etc. counting againstindividualmatchlimitsduringaseason, Use ofweightclasses,simulatedmatchescountingornot season JamboreesthatappliestothesportofWrestling: on theWrestling pageoftheMSHSAA websiteforIn- bylawinterpretationposted Recommend havingaformal Girls Wrestling season. what theactual12weightclassesarefor2019-20 classeswhichmaychange the 12girlsweight determining weightassessmentsfor Recommend usingfemale Girls Wrestling season. classesforthe2019-20 Recommend using12weight Tabled forfurther study resource on MSHSAA member schools. schools thatsupportanallowancedifferentfrom oftheFootball than thoseschoolsthatsupporttheFootball Advisory Committee’s recommendation(159).Furthermore, thereare244 Questionnaire evenindicatesthat193schoolseither support Thud contactonlyorno atall. This numberisgreater bylaws permitdueto during the The SMACgoesonrecordinoppositiontotheFootball Advisory Committee’s recommendationforfullpadcontact year whenambienttemperatureisabove80degrees. acceptable heat/ additional lineto SMAC goesonrecordhaving interestofinvitingaMentalHealthrepresentative totheSMACmeetingsasanadditional Recommend allowingDr. MarkHalsteadtoformulateReturn-To-Learn protocolsandsuggestions asaresourcefor Recommend theWet BulbGlobe Thermometer (WBGT)astherecommendedmeasurementdevicefor measuring Recommend toaddalinetheReturn-To-Play formundertheMedicalOfficeInformation sectionthatallowsan Recommend approvingtheSportsMedicinePageonMSHSAA website, whichservesasourSportsMedicineManual. summertime. SMACactuallysuggestsrestrictingfull padcontactduringthesummermorethancurrent potential discussiontopics. This representativewillbeavotingmember ofthecommittee. humidity levelsforpracticesandcontests. The useofWBGT isrecommendedthroughoutthecalendar indicate Evaluator’s Specialty.indicate Evaluator’s concerns ofstudentsafetyandtheforsport offootballingeneral. The 2018 Annual All othersapproved **** *** Approved asamended ** * Denied 6. 5. No Action Tabled forfurtherstudy placed aroundthecentermat. girls matinthecenterwithClass1,2,3and4remaining the Recommend thestatefinalsformatcontinuetoleave during thestatetournament. and eliminateonmatwarm-uptimebetweenrounds Wrestling, knowingthatadditionalqualifierswillrestrict class andmedalthetop6ateachweightforGirls statequalifiersperweight Recommend toqualify16 Advisory Committee’s recommendation. MSHSAA Journal August 2019  11 - NEWS (Filing Charges) - PROPOSAL 9 - - PROPOSAL - PROPOSAL 8 - - PROPOSAL - PROPOSAL 11 - 11 - PROPOSAL - PROPOSAL 12 - 12 - PROPOSAL - PROPOSAL 10 - - PROPOSAL (Dance Team - Season) (Dance Team (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) (Sport and Activity Classification) (Sport and (PASSED) - 366 FOR, 88 AGAINST - 366 FOR, 88 (PASSED) AGAINST - 389 FOR, 65 (PASSED) (PASSED) - 152 FOR, 18 AGAINST AGAINST - 152 FOR, 18 (PASSED) AGAINST 51 - 376 FOR, (PASSED) (PASSED) - 294 FOR, 133 AGAINST 133 - 294 FOR, (PASSED) (Competitive Equity between Public and Non-Public Schools) (Competitive Equity Amends By-Law 5.5.1, Unsportsmanlike Conduct, by removing the Amends By-Law 5.5.1, Unsportsmanlike stated fine of $25.00 from the by-law language. by removing the $15.00 fee Amends By-Law 5.5.3, Filing Charges, that was required to file charges. Amends By-Law 5.1.5, Co-Ed Enrollments, by removing the 1.35 en Amends By-Law 5.1.5, Co-Ed Enrollments, rollment multiplier that is currently in place for non-public and charter rollment multiplier that is currently in place 5.1.7, Championship schools, and replaces it with New By-Law schools based on which re-classifies non-public and charter Factor, in districts and the state a point system connected to advancement series over a six-year period. Adds a new By-Law 4.5.9, Dance Team – Season, to define the – Season, to Team By-Law 4.5.9, Dance Adds a new dance season. school’s to Procedures, Tournament District and State Amends By-Law 5.1, for for sport and activity classification restructure the procedures series. districts and the state , - - PROPOSAL 5 - - PROPOSAL 6 - - PROPOSAL 7 - - PROPOSAL - PROPOSAL 1 - - PROPOSAL 2 - - PROPOSAL - 3 - PROPOSAL - 4 - PROPOSAL with the exception of Proposal Number 3 which of Proposal with the exception (Individual Wresler Limits) (Individual Wresler (FAILED) - 7 FOR, 13 AGAINST - 7 FOR, 13 (FAILED) (PASSED) - 455 FOR, 53 AGAINST - 455 FOR, 53 (PASSED) (PASSED) - 148 FOR, 54 AGAINST - 148 FOR, 54 (PASSED) (PASSED) - 339 FOR, 88 AGAINST 88 - 339 FOR, (PASSED) (Passed) - 313 FOR, 141 AGAINST (Passed) - 313 FOR, 141 (PASSED) - 383 FOR, 71 -AGAINST - 383 FOR, (PASSED) (PASSED) - 268 FOR, 113 AGAINST AGAINST - 268 FOR, 113 (PASSED) (Application for MSHSAA Membership) Membership) (Application for MSHSAA (Duration of Validity for Physical Exams) (Duration of Validity (High School Cooperative Sponsorships) (High School Cooperative (Junior High Speech Contest Limitations) (Softball – High School Contest Limitations) (Baseball – High School Contest Limitations) Amends By-Laws 3.29.6.a.6 and 3.29.6.c.3 by increasing the game from 14 games to limitation for fall and spring softball, respectively, 16 games. have amended By-Law 4.3.3, Season Limits for Speech/ Would Debate/Theatre – Junior High School, by increasing the maximum number of allowable events (meets, festivals and tournaments) that a junior high school may participate in during a school year from five to seven. Amends By-Law 3.26.1 to reduce the maximum number of wres Amends By-Law 3.26.1 to reduce the maximum may participate in during tling matches that an individual wrestler from 50 to 45 matches, the season, prior to the district tournament, excluding forfeits. Amends By-Laws 3.29.6.a.1 and 3.29.6.c.1 by increasing the game from 14 games to limitation for fall and spring baseball, respectively, 16 games. Amends Article III, Section 5 of the MSHSAA Constitution by altering 5 of the MSHSAA Article III, Section Amends April 1 for schools to be from May 1 to the application deadline school year. membership for the following considered for MSHSAA Amends By-Law 1.4.1, High School Cooperative Sponsorships, to Amends By-Law 1.4.1, High School Cooperative and activity- establish a new procedure for setting sport-specific sponsorship eligibility specific enrollment maximums for cooperative to allow a physical exam Amends By-Laws 3.8.1 and 4.5.4, Physical, specified in the by-law) to be certified by a medical professional (as from date of issue. valid for a duration of two years (730 days) and to allow three schools to co-op in team sports which require a and to allow three schools to co-op in team standard line-up of eight or more players. 2019 Annual Ballot Results Ballot Annual 2019 Following are the results of the balloting on the amendments to the to amendments on the of the balloting results are the Following MSHSAA Annual in the 2019 and By-Laws Constitution MSHSAA of those a simple majority to By-Laws require Amendments Election. require to the Constitution passage, while amendments voting for will become which passed for passage. Proposals a 2/3 majority July 1, 2019, effective will become effective IMMEDIATELY and Proposals Number 9 and 10 and Proposals effective IMMEDIATELY will become 1, 2020. JULY which will become effective 12  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 **** *** ** Tabled * Denied ***5. ***4. *3. 2. 1. Held May20,2019 CommitteeSummary Scholar Bowl Advisory NEWS **** *** ** * Denied *7. 6. 5. 4. *3. 2. 1. Held May1,2019 Committee Advisory Speech, Debate andTheatre All Others Approved All No Action as Amended Approved the “no-show”fineof$50.] [Amended portioninbold] tournament beforeplaybegins. Any schoolunabletocommitallrounds shouldnotbeallowedtoinitiateplay[,andwouldpenalizedwith An itemwouldalsobeaddedto theagendaforDistrictCoachesMeetingtohave Manageraskforacommitmenttofinishthe all roundsofcompetitionforwhich theyqualify, andtopenalizeschoolsthatdonotcompleteallroundsforwhichtheyqualifywith afineof$250. Recommended toaddanitemtheScholarBowlManual discourage schoolsfromenteringdistrictsiftheyareunabletocommitcompleting [Amended: Thesamechangewasmadeinthe Advancement procedures.] selected” andamendthephrase“firstteamtocorrectlyanswer three(3)questions”to“firstteamcorrectlyansweronequestion.” the phrase“nomorethanfive(5)minutes”to60 seconds”andonpage10,LetterH-2,Overtime,toremovethease“randomly phr Recommend tworulesmodificationsinregardtothescholar bowl overtimeprocedures:Onpage9,LetterE-2,BreakBeforeOvertime,toamend four tothree. Recommended tosurveythescholarbowlschoolsinregard changingthenumberofplayersrequiredtoplayorstartascholarbowlgamefrom the words“orrecognized”fromphrase“withoutbeingbuzzed inorrecognized,theywill…”tofurtherclarifytherecognitionrule. Recommended arulemodificationonPage5,LetterC-1-c: Addtheword“verbally”tophrase“wait tobeverballyrecognized”andremove option of11 tournamentsand0duals. Recommended thattheBoardofDirectorspresentaproposalon2020 Annual Ballottoamendthejuniorhighcontestlimitationsincludean All othersapproved No Action Approved asamended Tabled forfurtherstudy event. should beawardedinOAP/RT andallDebate RT andDebate. A firstandasecondplaceplaque to championsinallevents,includingI.E.,OAP/ Recommend thatafirstplaceplaquebeawarded activity. how addingadditionalclasseswouldaffectthe out andeducatetheotherschoolsinvolvedwith year. Duringthatyear, thecommitteewillreach remain atoneclasswithninedistrictsforthenext Recommend thatSpeech,Debateand Theatre tournament. date tooneweekbeforethestartofdistrict Recommend movingtheextempquestionsdue change thepiece. obtain aletterstatingthattheyhavepermissionto One Act PlayorReaders Theatre, theschoolmust Recommend thatwhenusingaroyaltypiecefor event. Recommend adding“Informative:asaMSHSAA prior tothetournament. infractions totherulesarediscovered, the tournamentmanagerinwritingassoon PROTESTS: All protestsshallbedirectedto Manual onPage26toreadasfollows: tournament” totheSpeech,Debateand Theatre Recommend adding“includingpriortothe used onlytoprogresstheaction. However, additionalvoiceorcharactercanbe A studentshallportrayonlyonecharacter. Duet Acting Section7.d.itoreadasfollows: Speech, Debateand Theatre ManualonPage18, Recommend strikingthesecondsentencein

including **** *** ** * Denied **4. **3. 2. **1. Held April 12,2019 Summary Committee Basketball Advisory All othersapproved No actionnecessary Approved asamended Tabled forfurtherstudy Tabled totakeOfficials Advisoryand AD Advisory. each 10gamesareevaluated. Recommend thatthewebsitegenerateandpublishofficials’ ratingsafter Amended totake Area Meetingsandtheballotnextyear. have expiredsportspecificeligibilitytoparticipateinnon-schoolcompetition. Recommend thatcoachesmaycoachtheirenrolledseniorathleteswho if theNFHSapprovesshotclockforstateadoption. Recommend togoonrecordinfavoroftheimplementationshotclock separate weekends. The season/tournamentformatproposedasfollows: Recommend theboysandgirlsstatechampionshipsbeheldontwo Boys 1stDayofPractice Girls 1stDayofPractice Boys Semifinals/Finals Girls Semifinals/Finals 1st Allowable Contest 1st Allowable 1st Allowable Contest 1st Allowable Boys Quarterfinals Girls Quarterfinals Boys Sectionals Girls Sectionals

Boys Districts Girls Districts Amended totake Area Meetings. Saturday (WK#35) Wednesday (WK#35) Saturday (WK#33)– Thursday (WK#34) Friday (WK#21) Monday (WK#19) Friday (WK#34)–Saturday Friday (WK#36)–Saturday Friday (WK#33) Tuesday (WK#33) Saturday (WK#31)–(WK#32) Friday (WK#19) Monday (WK#17)

MSHSAA Journal August 2019  13 NEWS and the same judges must judge ALL ALL must judge and the same judges least TWO judges must be registered MSHSAA MSHSAA TWO judges must be registered least = Amendments made by the sub-committee on diving; Amendments made by the sub-committee = approved by Board. (A) To modify the qualifying score requirement for an 11-Dive meet 11-Dive requirement for an the qualifying score modify To the points, and to modify 385.0 points to 356.0 for girls from 6-Dive meet from 240.0 requirement for a qualifying score that are the point requirements These points. points to 230.0 in place for boys diving. are currently by name as a part of All diving judges must be listed ROUNDS. process, and each judge must the Performance List submission (Judge 1 to 5 or 7) as it be denoted by judge position scoresheet. For a panel of FIVE corresponds to the diving judges, at THREE judges must be of SEVEN, at least officials. For a panel number registration The official’s officials. registered MSHSAA of the Performance List submission must be listed as a part Dive Judge Panel Requirements for State Qualification: For for State Qualification: Panel Requirements Dive Judge occur a panel of FIVE or SEVEN diving state qualification to judges must be used, Boys State Swimming and State Boys Diving Championships Class 1 November 14-15, 2019 Thursday and Friday, Dates: Site: City of St. Peters Rec-Plex, St. Peters $8 per session (good for one entry into the facility) Tickets: 12:30 p.m. (Swimming Prelims) Thursday, Session 1: 5:00 p.m. (Diving) Thursday, Session 2: 10:00 a.m. (Swimming Finals) Session 3: Friday, Class 2 November 15-16, 2019 Dates: Friday and Saturday, Site: City of St. Peters Rec-Plex, St. Peters $8 per session (good for one entry into the facility) Tickets: 5:00 p.m. (Swimming Prelims) Session 1: Friday, 9:00 a.m. (Diving) Session 2: Saturday, 3:00 p.m. (Swimming Finals) Session 3: Saturday, Soccer Overtime Procedure The overtime procedure for varsity regular season contests will include two ten-minute sudden victory periods with the National Federation Penalty Kick Overtime for the Procedure to follow if necessary. beginning with District play will Tournament State be two 15- minute sudden victory periods with the National Federation Penalty Kick procedure to follow if necessary. diving qualifying to the modifications following the Recommended (A): standards • • Recommended that a diving Performance List be publicly available fashion to the to coaches throughout the season in a similar swimming performance list. Approved as Amended No Action All Others Approved

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1-dive Girls 27.29 1:00.49 Consideration Girls Automatic 55.29 (A) Boys 24.39 53.99 2:01.49 1:02.09 Consideration Boys 56.99 Automatic Reducing inconsistencies in the judging of diving Reducing inconsistencies in the judging of diving Creating education for judges Creating a tracking system for diving judges Providing evaluation feedback to diving judges Creating a possible ranking system for Missouri divers Creating a possible ranking system for Missouri Discussing state qualification process alternatives (districts, Discussing state qualification process alternatives ranking, etc.) Coordinating with MISCA to obtain data to support the above to obtain data to support the Coordinating with MISCA = Amended sub-committee be formed to further discuss Recommended that a diving, and the following specific goals: • • Recommended the following changes to the qualifying standards to the qualifying the following changes Recommended for 2019-20. • • • • • Recommend going on record of the poor quality of the 100 Backstroke 100 Butterfly 200 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 100 Freestyle Qualifying Standards – Boys and Girls – Class 1 and Class 2 Qualifying Standards Event (yards) **** championship baseball provided by Spaulding. for further study Tabled Approved as amended No Action (A)

Held June 11, 2018 Held June 11, 1. * Denied ** *** **** All others approved Baseball AdvisoryBaseball Committee Summary Qualifying Standards Please note that the updated 2019-20 state qualifying standards for both swimming and diving are published in the 2019-20 website Swimming and Diving Manual, located on the MSHSAA There you in the swimming and diving area. (www.mshsaa.org) can find the standards for boys and girls, class 1 and class 2, for pools measured in either yards or meters. For diving, the standards include options for qualifying in a six-dive meet or through an 1 meet. Swimming and Diving Swimming and Diving Boys and Girls Boys State ****2.

Held February 27, 2019 Held February ***1. Swimming and Diving Advisoryand Diving Swimming SummaryCommittee

14  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 All othersapproved **** *** ** * Denied *6. ***5. *4. 3. 2. ***1. Held June5,2019 Committee Summary Track andFieldAdvisory NEWS review. the summerof2022topresentMoASTA for period andMSHSAA willholdthemusicuntil consideration anytimeduringthenextthreeyear summer of2022. You maystillsubmitmusicfor literature willbeaddedinthestringareauntil should bepostedbytheendof August. Nonew that mayhavebeenremoved. This information three yearcycleaswellanycurrenttitles view whattitleshavebeenaddedforthenext Activities’ pageoftheMSHSAA websiteto the years2017-2019.Pleasecheck‘Music and/or statemusicfestivals. The report covered selected forperformanceattheMSHSAA district report listinghowmanytimeseachtitlewas the list.MoASTA wasprovidedathreeyear list aspartofthethreeyearrotationtomaintain the stringareaofprescribedgradedmusic American String Teachers Association) reviewed Revisions for 2019-20 MusicList Graded MSHSAA Prescribed This summertheMoASTA (Missouri No Action Approved asamended Tabled forfurtherstudy advancement forqualifiersbeyondthetofourinstateseries. Recommend utilizingthedistrictqualifyingstandardsasanautomatic the districtlevel. eliminating preliminaryracesinthe100m,200m,100/110m hurdleeventsat Recommend surveyingtrackandfieldcoachestodetermineinterestin scheduled ona Recommend allowingdistrictandsectionaltrackfieldmeetstobe for thefieldeventscheduleofdoubledistrictandsectionalmeets. 30-minute warm-upbetweenevents”to“30-minutepriorevent,” Recommend changingthestatement:“ThisschedulewillROLL witha regular seasonmeetssothecompetitorsarefamiliarwiththisprocedure.” read: “Theuseofthedouble-waterfallstartisrecommendedtobeusedat by changingthelastsentenceonPage8(o)of Track &FieldManualto Recommend addingtheuseofdouble-waterfallstartstoregularseason regular seasonmeets,regardsoflevel” MSHSAA Track andFieldManualbyadding:“Anathleteislimitedto13 Recommend clarifyingthetrackandfieldregularseasonlimitsin Friday oraSaturday. supply questionsfor2020. Tournaments, LLC. This companywillalso and stateserieswasNational Academic Quiz provider forthe2018ScholarBowldistrict merchandise orderform). The question (the questionsareincludedontheMSHSAA must contactMSHSAA byphoneormail are interestedinpurchasingthesequestions Sectionals +10Stategames).Schoolsthat and postage)for18games(5Districts+3 + 3Sectionalgames)or$100(plushandling handling andpostage)for8games(5District a setofthesequestionsis$50.00(plus for purchasefromMSHSAA. The pricefor Sectional andStatetournamentareavailable the 2019MSHSAA ScholarBowlDistrict, Available for Purchase Series Questions 2019 Scholar Bowl State The questionswhichwereusedat By-Law 5.5.1. the MSHSAA OfficialHandbookandin section locatedonpages134-135of Conduct isincludedinthepolicy statement relatingtoUnsportsmanlike to allmembersoftheirsquads. Coaches needtomakethispolicyclear next contestinwhichtheteamplays.” remainder ofthatgameandfromthe he orsheshallbesuspendedfromthe onto thefloororfieldinsuchsituations, substitute leavethebenchareatogo It alsospecifies“andshouldany break outamongplayersinthegame. playing floororfieldshouldafight that asubstituteshallnotenterthe more severe. penalty imposedbytheschoolshallbe athlete’s conductmoreserious,the extenuating circumstancesmakingthe addition, itprovidesthatifthereare game asaminimumpenalty. In to participateinthenextsucceeding that gameandnotpermittheplayer immediately removetheplayerfrom toward officials,etc.,thatthecoachwill language, orusingabusivelanguage player, usingprofaneorvulgar of deliberatelystrikinganopposing that incaseswhereanathleteisguilty established inthepolicy. handled inaccordwithprocedures the BoardofDirectorsandshallbe or afterthecontest--isofconcernto -- whetheritoccursbefore,during, student, orfanatthesiteofanevent misconduct ofanathlete,coach, any unsportsmanlikeconductor policy statementmakesitclearthat PolicyBoard 38 Under By-Law5.5.1& for Conductat Contests Local School Responsible (Scott City),ShaniaFrancka(Bolivar). Fritchey (Warrensburg), RonaldOller Jason Reed(CapeGirardeau),James Officials 2019 SpringSoftball The BoardofDirectorspolicy The policycontinuestostipulate It alsoreaffirmstheexpectation The MSHSAA BoardofDirectors MSHSAA Journal August 2019  15 NEWS Rotary - Central States Rotary Youth Exchange Program (CSRYE) Exchange Program Youth Rotary - Central States Rotary Ivy International Group Student, Inc. Joy International Exchange Lartin Brothers, LLC LPI Learning Nacel Open Door Education New Oasis International Exchange (NWACE) Academic and Cultural New World District Newcomb Central School Northeast Student Consulting, LLC Student Exchange NorthWest NW Services Among Nations (OCEAN) Organization for Cultural Exchange Our Lady of Good Counsel High School Pan Atlantic Foundation and Laurasian institution PAX Services Group (PIESG) Pennsylvania International Educational Center Tour Portland Education Princeton Educational Servies Co. 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EduBoston and Culture Travel Education Educational Merit Foundation (EMF) Trust--ERDT/SHARE! Educational Resource Development Educatius Inc. Year EF High School Exchange Elite Ivy Education Corp. ExchangeMate USA Exchange Service International Foundation The World Face Around the Globe (FLAG) Foreign Links Association Forte International Exchange Academic Cultural Exchange (FACE) Foundation for Intnl. Student Exchange (WISE) Foundation for Worldwide American Partnership Program, Inc. (GAPP) German Academic and Cultural Studies Global Global Insights America Global Student Servies of Greenheart Exchange Haostay Heritage Student Foundation Inter-Ed International Cultural Exchange Services (ICES) International Education Management, Inc. International Experience (IE) International Fellowship International Student Exchange (ISE) ISC Global, LLC The following programs have each been evaluated as academic year programs. Some, however, Some, however, year programs. as academic each been evaluated programs have The following Programs: Year Academic academic the program is the must be certain that administrator Each school or other type programs. offer short term may also under the jurisdiction of the MSHSAA. in interscholastic activities certifying a student eligible to participate year program before is full, provisional or conditional. status program’s website listing to verify if the program’s Please check the INBOUND PROGRAMS 16  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 Sideline CheerandDance Required for PhysicalForm Athletics, Pre-Participation NEWS (sideline cheerordance)activitiesasrequiredpriortoparticipatinginanypreparationfortryouts. be certainallstudentsinvolvedintryoutsprovideapre-participationphysicalformstatingtheindividualisphysicallyable toparticipateinspirit town event. This willserveasaback-upforschoolpersonnelandpreventhavingtheparticipantsphysicianscompleteformagain. these activitiesandhavetheformsonfileinschool’s centralofficeincasetheoriginalformsarelostduringapractice sessionoranout-of- readily availableduringallpracticesandevents.Itissuggestedthatschoolsmakecopiesofthepre-participationform forallparticipantsin not allowforanyexceptionstothisrequirement. dance teams)andathleticstopresentapre-participationphysicalformstatingthatheorsheisphysicallyableparticipate. 3. 2. 1. Held May22,2019 CommitteeMeetingSummary Advisory Golf What You Need To Know”video. the SPORTS MEDICINE tab. You mayalsogoto thewww.nfhslearn.org andviewthefree-of-charge“ConcussioninSports- a concussionandhowtoprevent aconcussion. This materialislocatedonourwebsiteatwww.mshsaa.org byclickingon concussion whichincludes informationonthedefinitionofaconcussion,symptoms ofaconcussion,whattodoifyouhave Please notethatparentsand studentsarerequiredtosignthattheyhavereceived andreadtheMSHSAA agreement, concussioninformation andemergencycontactinformation. These annualrequirementsincludethefollowing:interim medicalhistory cleared toparticipate. There areadditional Annual Requirementsthatmustbecompletedannuallybystudentsandparents. specific attentiontotheareaofPPEformthat physicianindicatesthedurationofwhichastudentathletehasbeen sician mayalsorestrictaPPEformfrombeingvalidfor lessthanatwoperiod.Itisveryimportantthatschoolpersonnelpay By voteofmemberschoolsin April-2019, thePPEformisnowvalidforatwo-yearperiodifapprovedbyphysician. A phy- quirements aretobecompletedandsubmittedthe schooladministrator the SportsMedicinepagetolocatelinksfornewPPE formand on ourwebsiteatwww.mshsaa.org byclicking ontheSPORTS MEDICINEtab.UsetheMSHSAA Resourcescategoryon Available Online Information andConcussion PhysicalForm Pre-Participation MSHSAA By-Laws 4.5.4includestryoutsasarecognizedeventforsidelinecheeranddanceteams.Schooladministrator sponsors It shouldbenotedthatanyschoolphysicalissuedonorafterFebruary1,2018isvalidforthe2018-19year. The MSHSAA Pre-ParticipationPhysicalform,orsomethingsimilar, istobecompletedpriorthefirstpracticesessionandshould According toMSHSAA By-Laws3.8.1and4.5.4,schoolsshallrequireeverystudentparticipating inspiritactivities(sidelinecheerand tional ManagersManual. also bepostedintheMSHSAA GolfManualandDistrict/Sec requirement forsubmittingLocalRulesandNoticetoPlayershall ing playerpriortothestartoftournament. This mandatory to allcoachesattheCoachesMeetingandeachparticipat A finalizedLocalRulesandNoticetoPlayersmustbesubmitted pating schoolsaminimumoffivedaysinadvancethecontest. submit tentativeLocalRulesandNoticetoPlayersallpartici Recommend thatallDistrictandSectionalhostsarerequiredto ted aspreviouslynoted. multiple times.Onlyonepracticeroundonthecourseispermit chipping green,etc.)maybeusedbygolfersfromthatschool home course,thepracticefacilities(puttinggreen,drivingrange, Note: Intheeventthatastatechampionshipcourseisschool’ Recommend toaddSection5-c-4thefollowing: round. ing golfersarepermittedtoplayduringtheSundaypractice Recommend thattheGolfManualclarifiesonlystatequalify The new2019-20MSHSAA Pre-ParticipationPhysicalExamination(PPE)formand Annual Requirementscanbefound - - - - - s

* Denied 4. Annual Requirements. The PPEformand Annual Re All othersapproved be unofficial. lar seasonandpostseasoncontests.Livescoringresultsshall scoring updatesduringacompetitionarepermittedforbothregu use anelectronicdevice(cellphone,tablet,etc.)tomakelive grams, whichallows LIVE SCORINGPROGRAMS/DEVICES: guage inthemanualasfollows: Recommend toeditthelivescoringprogramsanddeviceslan , parentpermission/insuranceinformation,student . golfers coaches orapprovedpersonnel,to materialson LiveScoringpro These By-Lawsdo - - should - - MSHSAA Journal August 2019  17 NEWS The 2019 MSHSAA Volleyball Volleyball MSHSAA The 2019 Likewise, coaches, athletic directors, Darin Deckerd (Perryville), Keith McMahon Darin Deckerd (Perryville), Keith McMahon (Cape Girardeau), Randy Winston (Williamsville), Eddie Dugger (Hartville), Hunter Charles Foley (Springfield), Derek David (Rogersville), Chris Sander (Huntsville), (Macon), Bob Tolle Sturm (Salisbury), Randy (St. Austin (Maryville), Raymond Steltenpohl Hicks Trey (Maryville), Joseph), Brian Watkins John (Hallsville), Jason Swearingen (Rolla), Grabowski (St. Peters), Bradley Hinson (Wright City), Nick Stearns (Desoto), John Jackson (Kansas City), Kent Morton (Kansas City), Christopher Rath (Kansas City). 2019 Baseball Officials 2019 Baseball at the Show- will be played Championships November 8th in Cape Girardeau, Me Center is looking for interested and 9th. MSHSAA serve as ball retrievers for volleyball teams to and a total of six teams the state tournament will be filled on a first are needed. Sessions At least six players basis. come, first serve to cover one court during would be needed players will receive a a session. Up to 10 and free admission for the championship t-shirt If your team is interested, entire tournament. form available on the please complete the web site, under Volleyball. MSHSAA with the or officials interested in assisting Volleyball statistical operations at the MSHSAA West Championships should contact Jason are office. Four statisticians at the MSHSAA needed per court throughout the tournament, admission and each individual will receive free a per- to the tournament, meals on site, and match stipend. State Volleyball Ball Retrievers Retrievers Ball Volleyball State Needed and Statisticians . Application for membership, either school or individual, . . The Missouri Coaches Association shall join and be a The Missouri Coaches Benefits. Application NFHS Coaches Association Representation on NFHS Standing Committees Association Representation on NFHS NFHS Coaches National Coach Contributor Award National Coach Contributor Award NFHS Coach Citation Annual Leadership Conference Representative NFHS on National Rules Committee Association Representation NFHS Coaches etc. Discount Privileges for car rentals, hotels, 25-year Service Pins Catastrophic Medical Accidental Death and Dismemberment Awards Year State Coach of the Awards Year Sectional Coach of the in 23 Sports Awards Year National Coach of the Recipient Year National Female Sport Coach of the Recipient Year National Male Sport Coach of the NFHS Coaches Association National Publications NFHS Coaches $1 million liability insurance Accident Medical                  Membership brochures will be sent to principals, athletic directors, and athletic directors, and sent to principals, brochures will be Membership attainment of all positive is to strive for the of this organization The mission profession improve interscholastic coaching as a is to The goal of the MOCA • Professional Development Materials • Newsletter • Coaching Recognition Program which includes: Association membership • NFHS Coaches Those individuals in need of completing Fundamentals of Coaching, First Aid Health & Safety or the Sportsmanship course Those individuals in need of completing Fundamentals of Coaching, First AED Aid course does not fulfill the CPR and NFHS First Please note the tab at www.mshsaa.org. ABOUT will find links on the requirement. The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) has continued to expand their online offerings to support Associations (NFHS) has continued to expand The National Federation of State High School encourage administrators, our student-participants. We our coaches and directors professional development as they work with there are great courses that both student-participants Additionally, coaches and directors to explore the expanded offerings. have an associated fee but they also offer numerous and their parents can benefit from completing. Some of the courses do free courses. SHSAA Coaches Education Courses Available Online at NFHSLearn! Courses Online at Education Available MSHSAA Coaches

the newly- mailings regarding and sport rules book August Packet the coaches in (MOCA). Association Coaches formed Missouri interscholastic athletics. and high school and attributes of middle objectives coaches to improve, on the image and effectiveness of The association focuses athletic the integrity of the Missouri interscholastic preserve, and promote programs. “Positive-Active as it relates to all aspects of coaching. in the state of Missouri, Positive-Productive Citizens.” Participants Become to anyone employed as, . Membership is open Section 1: Regular Membership school in an MSHSAA- member as, a coach at an MSHSAA or approved to serve sanctioned sport. Section 2: (All members of the Association. of the NFHS Coaches constituent member shall automatically become members of the NFHS Association Missouri Coaches Coaches Association.) Coaches are EncouragedCoaches the Join to (MOCA) Association Coaches Missouri Section 3:

The MOCA board of directors shall determine the MOCA annual membership board of directors shall determine the MOCA The MOCA The membership year will begin September 1 of the current school year dues. shall be the MOCA Membership in August 31 of the following year. and last until commence with Membership shall terminated at the end of the membership year. the receipt of payment of the annual dues by September 1 of each year. Section 4: Dues. School Membership (per coach): $20. (Includes all active coaches from your school, minimum head coaches) Individual Membership: $25. shall be made to the MOCO in care of the Treasurer. The appropriate membership Treasurer. shall be made to the MOCO in care of the dues shall accompany the application. 18  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 NEWS Participate Activities. and in High Sports School MyReasonWhy.com MSHSAA Journal August 2019  19 - - - - - NEWS A feature of the 2019-20 statewide feature of the 2019-20 A an accidental injury If a student suffers An individual school or district may, TOURNAMENT COVERAGE TOURNAMENT the MSHSAA plan provided through insurance This coverage Play Coverage. Tournament is basis for the on an excess provides benefits rehabilitation of medical and first $50,000 a result of an injury expenses incurred as a student-athlete is that is sustained while district sponsored participating in an MSHSAA contest after a $100 and/or state tournament met. deductible has been CLAIM REPORTING POTENTIAL POLICY OCCURRENCES DURING EFFECTIVE PERIOD circumstances under the above described and might incur $50,000 or more in medical of expenses within two years from the date the injury or if the student is injured while sponsored district participating in an MSHSAA the and/or state tournament game, contact at the address listed Administrator claim below and instructions for filing the school’s claim will be forwarded to the school district: Dissinger Reed, LLC Suite 320 8700 Indian Creek Pkwy, Overland Park, KS 66210 800-386-9183 or 913-491-6385 OPTIONAL COVERAGE AVAILABLE by application and payment of additional premium, purchase optional coverage for school sponsored student activities not under the jurisdiction of the Missouri State Association. Each Activities High School at member school may go to the web site for information on the www.dissingerreed.com optional extended coverage directly from the Dissinger Reed plan administrator, MSHSAA’s Insurance Services. Lifetime Medical, Dental and Lifetime Medical, Dental Benefit: 100% of Rehabilitation Expense and necessary reasonable, customary, with an overall covered expenses, limit. $3,000,000 lifetime Expense $100,000 Lifetime Special Years: Home remodeling Benefit First 10 vehicle or adaptation and special then $50,000 purchase or adaptation; each decade thereafter. Adjustment Expense $50,000 Lifetime Benefit: Family counseling, training and travel in connection with care and rehabilitation of catastrophically injured student; loss of earnings of parents due to catastrophically injured student. Disability/Loss of Earnings Benefit: Total catastrophically injured student who is A totally disabled at age 18 may receive $2,000 per month for Life. A partially Partial Disability Benefit: disabled student may receive $750 per month for Life. Accidental Death and $20,000 Dismemberment/Cash Benefit. $365,000 Extended Care Facility Benefit per calendar year. Education expense of $50,000 Lifetime for tuition, room/board, and other related education expenses. Benefits are paid to a catastrophically No injured student regardless of liability. waiver/release is required to receive benefits. Insurance Program will pay benefits, after the Program will pay benefits, Insurance losses due to for covered $50,000 deductible, of other valid injury in excess a catastrophic highlights insurance. Benefit and collectible losses are as follows: for covered Losses are as for Covered Benefit Highlights follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. The plan includes a deductible of The Lifetime Catastrophic Injury This will be the 30th year for this This will be the 30th mbia), Brian Thomas (Rich Hill), Donnie Thomas (Jefferson City), Scott Thomas Thomas (Jefferson City), Scott Thomas (Rich Hill), Donnie verink (Jackson), Michelle Sumner (Mexico), Clark Swisher (Columbia), Brian (Monroe City), Robert (Louisiana), Charley Welker Thomson (Richmond Heights), Kerwin Urhahn (Columbia), Elizabeth Wallace (Boonville), Jim City). (Wright (St. Martins), Sue Wright Wheeler (Atlanta), Ron Whittaker (Mexico), Willard Worts ian Hunsaker (Cairo), Edward Imgrund (Maplewood), Wade Jennings (Marshfield), sas City), Karl Hodge (Maryville), Mike Huff (Jefferson City), Brian Hunsaker (Cairo), Edward Imgrund (Maplewood), Wade Kirby (Carthage), Brenda Krehbiel (Columbia), Michael Krieg Gerald Jones (Jackson), Craig Kammien (St. Louis), Robert Kelsay (Archie), Roger Marla Maurer (Columbia), Mike McBroom (Brookfield), Alan Luebbert (Fulton), Ron Martin (Branson), Lewis (Columbia), Tom shauser (Eldon), oger Nimmo Korey Miles (Mound City), Charles Nance (Kearney), Robert Ndessokia (Jefferson City), Mark Ness (Cuba), Carol Nimmo (Kahoka), R (Gower), Glenn Andy Phipps Vic Parkhurst (Belton), Donna Peck (Centralia), (Kahoka), Becky Oakes (Springfield), Charles Owens (Wentzville), Joe Reeves (St. Louis), Jason Pyrah (Willard), Dan Reed (Troy), Pickett (Columbia), Ilayna Pickett (Columbia), Roger Pock (Branson), Jim Powers aw (Brookfield), (Billings), Dan Ridgeway (Jefferson City), Michael Robins (St. Joseph), Nicholas Ruth (Niangua), Steve Schuette (Cuba), Dave Sh Steffee (Blue Springs), James Sto Alan Spencer (Monett), Diane Simpson (St. Joseph), Steve Smith (New Bloomfield), Tom Larry Silvey (Ava), luff), Thomas Emmel luff), olas Demaso (Marthasville), Mark Devore (Branson), Emry Dilday (Springfield), Kevin Ellis (Poplar Bluff), Sonia Ellis (Poplar B Alan Gares (Hartsburg), Frank Andy Frerking (Concordia), (Jefferson City), Chris Essick (Ozark), Leslie Ewigman (Marceline), Bill Frazee (Fulton), Graves (Liberty), Frank Greco (Ballwin), Ted Golden (Odessa), Bill Goodin (Princeton), Taylor Roger Giger (Camden Point), Gentile (Wentzville), (Cape Girardeau), Dean Hays (Hardin), Robin Heilig (Kan Bill Hagedorn (Moberly), Curt Harland (Excello), Nicole Harper (Kahoka), Don Harris son City), Lawrence Brookins, Jr. (Cape Girardeau), John Bryan (Jefferson City), Bob Bryant (Columbia), Kevin Burns (Columbia), Richard Burns (Cape Girardeau), John Bryan (Jefferson City), Bob Bryant (Columbia), Kevin son City), Lawrence Brookins, Jr. (Columbia), Larry Cleair (Cape Girardeau), Gerald Cousins (La Plata), Dave Carlson (Columbia), David Ceule (Blue Springs), Jim Cherrington Randy Crowe (Owensville), Mike Cusack (Columbia), Nich (Clever), Dan Cromer (Cleveland), Mary Cromer (Cleveland), Jan Crowe (Ownesville), 2019 Officials and Workers for State Track and Field Championships Track Workersfor State 2019 Officials and Amsten (Hillsboro), Jon Bach (St. Mary), Mike Barner Andy Allgood (Hannibal), Allen (Columbia), Michael Thom Addison (St. Louis), Rosalind ollinger (Jeffer (Moberly), Steve Baxter (Ballwin), Gary Benham (El Dorado Springs), Joshua Benham (Joplin), Jeff Berryessa (Springfield), Mark B particular program in our state. Attention is our state. particular program in plan does not include called to the fact the member schools nor liability insurance for of lawsuit provision. does it include a waiver Therefore, school administrators are urged to check your present school district liability insurance policy to make sure participant liability is not excluded in that policy. $50,000. It will provide excess medical benefits for a student who suffers an accidental injury while practicing for or participating in an interscholastic activity jurisdiction which conducted under MSHSAA results in medical costs exceeding $50,000 The within two years from the date of injury. premium for this coverage is paid by the fees. member school supplementary service The premium rate for 2018-2019 is $5.08 per senior high student athlete and $4.70 per junior high student athlete whose name master eligibility appeared on the school’s rosters for all sports during the 2017-2018 This is an unduplicated count in school year. more that a student who participated in two or This fee is the sports is counted only once. same for junior and senior high schools. DESCRIPTION OF COVERAGE 2019-20 MSHSAA Statewide Catastrophic Medical and Disability and Medical Catastrophic Insurance Statewide MSHSAA 2019-20 Plan resolved to Board of Directors The MSHSAA Medical the Lifetime Catastrophic purchase for the 2019- Insurance Plan and Disability insurance This catastrophic year. 20 school Omaha, by Mutual of plan underwritten students while will cover all Omaha, Nebraska participating in activities practicing for and/or of the MSHSAA under the jurisdiction speech, sideline (e.g., athletics, music, teams, academic cheerleading, dance the school year. competition, etc.) during 20  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 NEWS Review for AgeandAcademicRequirements Rosters Carefully opportunity toparticipateinaccord providing them withanequitable informing thesestudents arenot Schools notidentifying and eligibility atthesenior high level. level andfouryearsof potential seventh andeighthgradeteam of potentialparticipationatthe permit allyoungsterstwoyears when appliedcorrectly, will the nextgrade. The provision, Law andtheoptiontoplaywith identified andinformedoftheBy- whereby theseyoungstersare and implementaprocedure them. Schoolsshoulddevelop chronological agewouldplace to thenextgradelevelwhere are permittedtoparticipateup participation inaparticulargrade who exceedtheagelimitfor Standard, providesthatstudents reminded thatBy-Law3.5, Age opportunities foreligibility. allows thestudentsmaximum attend thenextyear. This practice at thehighschoolhe/shewill only togradeeightparticipate attending aschoolwhichgoes permit anoveragedeighthgrader Law 3.5hasbeenamendedto the appropriateagegroup.By- be moveduptoparticipatewith who exceedtheagelimitsmay in thejuniorhigh/middleschool 2018-19 schoolyear. Students athletic competitionduringthe 1 isineligibleforinterscholastic 15-years-old onorbeforeJuly school studentswhobecomes or beforeJuly1andanymiddle becomes sixteenyearsofageon junior highschoolstudentwho or beforeJuly1isineligible. Any who becomes19yearsofageon appears onalist. Any student the academicrequirements student oranotmeeting that thenameofnooveraged carefully checkedtobesure should havealleligibilityrosters School administratorsare Principals ofmemberschools eligibility rostersuppliedbythe name isfiledonthemaster his/her schooluntilthestudent’s considered eligibletorepresent By-Law 3.4,noathleteshallbe game. InaccordwithMSHSAA roster beforethedateofeach desire toreviewtheeligibility line bymemberschoolswhich Also, acopycanbeviewedon- to thescheduleinBy-Law3.4. filed withtheMSHSAA according a mastereligibilityrosteristobe administrators areremindedthat of theMSHSAA By-Laws. accordance withalltheprovisions on thoselistsareeligiblein students whosenamesappear absolutely accurateandthatthe master eligibilityrostersis information furnishedonthe the principaltocertifythat academics. the eligibilitystatusbasedon student andhis/herparentsknow It shouldnotbeassumedthata academic statusandeligibility. and studentsadvisedoftheir to participate. opportunity throughtheBy-Laws effort sothestudenthasevery sports shouldmakethisextra districts notsponsoringjuniorhigh with MSHSAA By-Laws.School Wrestling Boys Swimming Fall Girls Volleyball Girls Tennis Boys Swimming/Diving Girls Softball Boys Soccer Girls Golf Football Cross Country Fall Baseball school athleticeligibilityroster. Last daytosubmitinitialelectronichigh Spring Girls Swimming Basketball All memberschool It istheresponsibilityof Records shouldbechecked August 12,2019 Window opensforsubmission:

Fall Sports November 11, 2019 November 4,2019 November 4,2019 August 12,2019 March 2,2020 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 8/29/19 Boys Tennis Girls Softball Girls Soccer Boys Golf Spring Baseball Wrestling Girls Swimming/Diving Basketball Track andField the schedulebelow: athletes andactivitiesfollowing to besubmittedon-lineforall contest. made adaybeforethedateofany Additions totherostercanbe opposing schoolsrequestingit. MSHSAA andexchangedwith Master eligibilityrostersare

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Aug. 24 June 2-3 June 1-3 June 2-3 2022-23 March 14 May 12-20 May 13-20 June 12-15 June 12-15 Mary 13-20 Sept. 14-15 Jan. 31-Feb. 1 May 29-June 1 March 31-April 1* NEWS May 2 Dec. 2 June 6 May 26 May 24 May 25 May 23 May 30 May 24 May 24 May 28 May 28 June 9 Sept. 8 June 15 April 8-9 Nov. 16 Nov. Aug. 25 June 3-4 June 2-4 June 3-4 March 10 March 14 2021-22 October 5 August 24 March 15 May 13-21 May 14-21 Jan. 26-27 June 13-16 June 13-16 Mary 14-21 Sept. 15-16 November 2 December 7 May 30-June 2 SAT TESTS 2019-20 SAT Dec. 3 May 27 May 26 May 25 May 24 May 31 May 22 May 25 May 26 May 29 Sept. 9 June 16 Nov. 17 Nov. Aug. 26 June 4-5 June 3-5 June 2-3 June 10 March 11 April 9-10 2020-21 March 16 May 14-22 May 15-22 May 15-20 Jan. 27-28 June 14-17 June 14-17 Sept. 16-17 May 31-June 3 Dec. 5 May 28 May 27 May 26 May 25 May 25 May 23 May 26 May 27 May 30 June 17 Nov. 19 Nov. Aug. 28 June 11 June 5-6 June 4-6 June 1-4 June 3-4 Sept. 11 April 3-4* March 12 2019-20 March 17 May 15-23 May 16-23 May 16-21 Jan. 29-30 June 15-18 June 15-18 Sept. 18-19 8 11 47 47 47 48 47 48 40 48 50 48 50 50 46 47 22 30 36 47 47 37 20 10 49 45-46 45-46 45-46 April 4 July 18 June 13 February 8 October 26 Week No. Week December 14 September 14 ACT TESTS 2019-20 Sat. Sat. Day Tue. Tue. Mon. Mon. Wed. Wed. Wed. Tues. Tues. Wed. Wed. Thurs. Thurs. Thurs. Thurs. Fri.-Sat. Fri.-Sat. Fri.-Sat. Sat.-Sat. Thurs.-Sat. Sat.-Thurs. Mon.-Thurs. Mon.-Thurs. Mon.-Thurs. Wed.-Thurs. Wed.-Thurs. Wed.-Thurs. March Meeting November Meeting Classes 1, 2, 3 Quarterfinal games Classes 1, 2, 3 Quarterfinal games Classes 4, 5 Quarterfinal Classes 1, 2, 3 Sectional games Classes 1, 2, Sectional games Classes 4, 5 District Championships September Meeting August Meeting Classes 3-4 Districts June Meeting Classes 4, 5 MSHSAA Championships Classes 4, 5 MSHSAA Championships Classes 1-2 MSHSAA Championships Classes 3-4 MSHSAA Classes 1-3 MSHSAA Championships Classes 1-3 MSHSAA One-day dance clinics One-day cheerleader clinics Class 2 Sectionals Classes 1-2 Districts January Meeting March Meeting December Meeting April Meeting September Meeting Classes 3-4 Sectionals Classes 1-2 Quarterfinals Classes 3-4 Quarterfinals TRAINING MEETING DATES MSHSAA APPEALS MSHSAA CLINICS Individuals, at MSHSAA member schools, who wish to circulate a petition in Individuals, at MSHSAA NEW MEMBER SCHOOL SCHOOL MEMBER NEW MSHSAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MSHSAA COMMITTEE MEETING DATES BASEBALL Memorial Day CHEERLEADER AND DANCE TEST DATES: AND SAT ACT GIRLS SOCCER Article VI, Section 3, shall request the petition form and suggested accord with wording from the executive director by October 15 to be certain the appropriate that requirements for the petition process are met. Member schools are reminded to the all proposed amendments initiated by petition must be submitted in writing office no later than December 15 of executive director and received in the MSHSAA Board of Directors the current school year in order to be certified by your MSHSAA and included on the annual ballot. Constitution and By-Laws Initiative Petitions to amend MSHSAA Petitions Initiative Projected Events Calendar for 2019-20 Thru 2019-20 for Calendar ProjectedEvents 2022-23 24  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 Browning, Athletic Director, BattleHighSchool;andDr. KerwinUrhahn,ExecutiveDirector, MSHSAA. Committee totallytheBoardnominationballotswascomprisedofMr. DavidEgan, Athletic Director, Rock Bridge HighSchool;Mr. Justin Following aretheofficialresultsof2019BoardDirectorselectionascertifiedbyCommitteeappointedtocanvassballots. ElectionResults Directors of 2019 Board BOARD OFDIRECTORS *** ** *

weeks beforethe Appeals Committeemeeting. documentation suppliedtotheMSHSAA officeaminimumoftwo of howimportantitistohaveyourtransferformsandsupporting school year:Schooladministratorsandcoachesarereminded Board ofDirectorsand Appeals Committeeforthe2019-2020 Dates andSites CommitteeMeeting Appeals and Directors of Board Future

One nominationvoid-Candidatedeclinedthenomination. One nominationvoid-Candidatedeclinedthenomination. not fromtheSouthwestDistrict. Two nominationsvoid-Schoolsmakingthewere principal orsuperintendent. One nominationvoid-Submittedbysomeoneotherthana One nominationvoid-Candidatedeclinedthenomination. Director withaCAA certification. One nominationvoid-Candidatenominatedwasnotan Athletic All meetingsbegin at8:30a.m. March 17,2020-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Tue. of Week37) November 19,2019-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Tue. of Week20) September 11, 2019 -MSHSAA office,Columbia (Wed. of Week10) August 28,2019-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Wed. of Week8) Appeals Committee of April 3,2020meetingwhichshallbeginat1:00p.m. All meetingsshallbeginat8:30a.m.withtheexception June 17,2020-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Wed. of Week50) *April 3-4,2020- Tan-Tar-A, OsageBeach(Fri.-Sat.ofWeek 40) March 12,2020-MSHSAA office,Columbia(Thu.of Week36) February 4-5,2020-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Tues.-Wed. of Week 31) December 5,2019-MSHSAA office,Columbia(Thu.of Week22) September 18-19,2019-MSHSAA office,Columbia (Wed.-Thu. of Week 11) Board ofDirectors The followingdateshavebeensetformeetingsoftheMSHSAA Corey Johnson REGION 1 AT-LARGE *** Brett Soden Daniel Lewis SOUTHWEST DISTRICT** Chris Wilson Craig Gibbs Cory Crosnoe SOUTHEAST DISTRICT* Seth Harrell Thomas Gotsch Primary ElectionResults Primary 10 15 1 1 1 2 1 1 *Not heldonregularstandardizedcalendarweek. the MSHSAA officeorMSHSAA websiteatwww.mshsaa.org. meetings areopen. 20 U.S.C.1232g(b);34C.F.R. 99.1etseq. All otherportionsofall reviewed ordiscussed.Section610.021(6and/or14)R.S.Mo.; private informationfromastudent’s educational recordwillbe involving the eligibility status of students where personally identifiable later than48hoursbeforethemeeting. the executivedirectorofMSHSAA,telephone(573)875-4880,no auxiliary aidsorservicesshouldrequestsuchbycontacting

Corey Johnson REGION 1 AT-LARGE *** Brett Soden Daniel Lewis SOUTHWEST DISTRICT** SOUTHEAST DISTRICT* Chris Wilson Cory Crosnoe *ChrisWilson,Superintendent,KennettSchoolDistrict;Brett respectively. the SoutheastDistrict,SouthwestandRegion1 At-Large were electedtoservefouryeartermsontheBoardrepresenting Johnson, Athletic Director(CAA),HazelwoodEastHighSchool Soden, Superintendent,StraffordSchoolDistrict;andCorey November 14,2019,MSHSAA Office, Columbia Committee VolleyballAdvisory November 6,2019,MSHSAA Office,Columbia Committee Softball Advisory November 5,2019,MSHSAA Office,Columbia TennisCommittee Advisory September 26,2019MSHSAA Office,Columbia Committee Spirit Advisory For moredetailsonthesitesandtimesofmeetings,contact Hearings ofstudenteligibilityshallbeclosedasmatters Anyone attendingameetingintheMSHSAA officewhorequires Final ElectionResults 80 62 12 65 8 The MSHSAA Journal August 2019  25 Recommend action by Recommend Self-Reported Violations and/or Violations Self-Reported Approved the financial reports as Urhahn discussed aspects of next year’s Seifert presented two recommendations Windsor (Imperial), Winfield, and Winona. Winfield, Windsor (Imperial), (By-Law 5.4): for Lesser Penalties Requests issued accepted with reprimand school be for self- and administration acknowledged - Self-reported a violation Archie reporting - 3.14.2, accepted of By-Laws 3.1.3.b and required, actions, no forfeitures school’s coach may be students to be reinstate, all conditions reinstated after meeting - Self-reported a from the school; Bolivar 2.3, accepted school’s violation of By-Law contests competed actions, school to forfeit students must sit in by ineligible students, once they regain out equal competitions their eligibility as they competed in while a ineligible; Dent-Phelps MS - Self-reported violation of By-Law 3.9.1, accepted school’s actions, accepted the forfeitures of contests of ineligible players who participated; Hazelwood Central - Self-reported a violation actions, of By-Law 4.1.4, accepted school’s Summit North no forfeitures required; Lee’s - Self-reported a violation of By-Laws 3.10.4 school actions, and 2.10, accepted school’s to forfeit matches wrestled by the ineligible - post graduate student; Parkway South Self-reported a violation of By-Law 3.10.4, actions, school to forfeit accepted school’s the contest in which the ineligible player played, student to be reinstated after sitting out two contests; Smithton - Self-Reported a violation of By-Law 3.14.2, accepted the actions, no forfeitures required, school’s to have eligibility reinstated, coach students’ cannot coach next year as a result of the violation; Sparta - Self-reported a violation actions, of By-Law 3.30.1, accepted school’s no forfeitures required, reinstate students and enforce consequences put in place by Academy Charter - Self- school; University reported a violation of By-Law 1.1., accepted actions, forfeitures made accepted; school’s - Self-reported a violation of By-Law Vianney actions, no forfeitures 2.6, accepted school’s required, students who were contacted by school and e-mail to have their eligibility reinstated; Willard - Self-reported a violation actions, of By-Law 3.1, accepted school’s eligibility to no forfeitures required, students’ be reinstated, coaches to regain their roles. William Chrisman - Self-reported a violation of actions, Board Policy #28, accepted school’s no forfeitures required. presented. budget. No action was taken by the Board. Advisory to the Board from the Officials Committee: 1) to send a survey to Head Coaches and Officials asking if they think there is a need in attending an In-Person BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BOARD (By-Law 3.10.4.h) (Duplicate school names (Duplicate (By-Law 3.10.4.h) student(s) additional transfer(s) indicates an Archie, Arcadia Valley, for that school): Blue Bernie, Bloomfield, Belton, Belton, Boonville, Boonville, Bolivar, Springs South, Branson, Branson, Bourbon, Branson, Cameron, Cardinal Ritter, Buffalo, Cabool, Cassville, Central Carrollton, Carrollton, Central (Cape Girardeau), (Cape Girardeau), Central (Springfield), Central (Springfield), NJROTC, Cleveland Chaffee, Cleveland Crest Community, NJROTC, Clinton, Dixon, Drexel, East Ridge, Cuba, Dixon, Fair Eldon, Elsberry, Buchanan, Eldon, Howell Central, Fisk, Fox, Francis Play, Francis Howell Francis Howell Central, North, Fredericktown, Ft. Zumwalt North, Ft. Ft. Zumwalt North, Ft. Zumwalt North, Gallatin, Zumwalt South, Ft. Zumwalt West, Hartville, Green City, Gallatin, Green City, Hazelwood Central, Helias Catholic, Herculaneum, Herculaneum, Hickman, Hickman, Highland, Highland, Holden, Holt, Jamestown, Jamestown, Holliday, John Burroughs, John Burroughs, Joplin, Kennett, Kennett, Knob Joplin, Kelly, Summit, Lee’s Lee’s Lawson, Noster, Summit West, Lee’s Summit West, Lindbergh, Lesterville, Liberal, Liberty, Madison, Malden, Marceline, Miami, Moberly, Milan, Milan, Moberly, Midway, Monroe City, Monroe City, Monroe City, Academy, Neosho, Nevada, New Covenant Normandy Newburg, Nixa, Nixa Junior, Collaborative, Normandy Collaborative, North County North County, North County, North Technical, Middle, North Platte, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, Northeast (Cairo), Notre Dame de Sion, Oak Grove, Oak Park, Oak Park, Oak Park, Oak Park, Oak Ridge, Oakland Middle, Oakland Middle, Oakland Middle, Odessa, Osceola, Otterville, Otterville, Ozark, Paris, Park Hill Platte South, Pershing MS, Platte County, Plattsburg, Pleasant Hill, Pleasant County, Hill, Pleasant Lea, Prairie Home, Putnam Richmond, Rock Bridge, Rockwood County, Summit, Salem, Sarcoxie, Sherwood, Sherwood, Sherwood, Sherwood, Slater, St. South (Joplin), Sparta, St. Charles West, Archangel, Francis Borgia, St. Michael the Archangel, Stanberry, St. Michael the Steelville, Stockton, Sullivan, Summersville, Academy, Summersville, Summit Christian Summit Christian Academy, Summit Christian Truman, Timberland, Timberland, Academy, Ursuline Academy, Rivers, Ursuline Twin Park, Van-Far, Valley Valley, Academy, West Waynesville, Warrenton, Verona, Middle, Wheatland, William Chrisman, Transfer Waiver Applications (By- Applications Waiver Transfer Approved the General Consent Items as the General Consent Approved Approved the March 7, 2019 Minutes the March 7, 2019 Approved Board ofDirectors SummaryMeeting April - 2019 5-6, of the MSHSAA Board of Directors and the Board of of the MSHSAA MSHSAA 2019 Minutes of the March 12, Appeals Committee. presented. school names Law 3.10.4.i) (Duplicate transfer(s) student(s) indicates an additional Ash Arcadia Valley, Adrian, for that school): Benton, Benton, Grove, Bayless, Belton, Bishop LeBlond, Benton, Bishop DuBourg, Blue Springs South, Blue Springs South, Bowling Green, Cabool, Calvary Bolivar, Carrollton, Ritter, Lutheran, Cardinal Central (Cape Central (Cape Girardeau), Girardeau), Central (Springfield), Chaffee, Christian, Christian, Christian Brothers Med- College, Clinton, Collegiate School of Duchesne, Conway, Bio Science, Conway, East Newton, East Prairie, Eureka, Eureka, Regional Catholic, Tolton Fairfax, Father Francis Howell North, Francis Howell North, Hazelwood Ft. Zumwalt East, Grain Valley, Central, Hazelwood East, Hazelwood Hermann, Hermitage, Hillcrest, West, Jefferson Middle, Academy, Incarnate Word Kirkwood, Kirkwood, Joplin, King City, Lafayette (St. Ladue Horton Watkins, Joseph), Lafayette (St. Joseph), Lafayette (Wildwood), Lafayette (Wildwood), Leopold, Lutheran Academy Charter, Lift for Life North, Lutheran North, Lutheran North, Mark Lutheran North, Marion County, Marshall, McCluer North, Midway, Twain, Mountain Grove, Mt. Monett, Mound City, North Nodaway, Nixa, Nixa Junior, Vernon, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, North Technical, County, Northeast Vernon Technical, North Northland Christian, Northwest (Cedar Hill), Oak Park, Oakville, Owensville, Owensville, Owensville, Ozark, Park Hill, Park Hill, Park Parkway Parkview, Hill South, Parkview, North, Parkway South, Parkway West, Risco, Princeton, Pattonville, Paul Kinder, Sarcoxie, Silex, Smith-Cotton, St. Dominic, St. Dominic, St. Francis Borgia, St. Joseph St. Louis Academy, Christian, St. Joseph’s St. Louis St. Louis University, University, (St. Louis), St. Paul St. Mary’s University, Lutheran (Farmington), St. Pius X (Festus), Academy, Teresa’s St. Academy, Teresa’s St. Academy, Teresa’s St. Academy, Teresa’s St. Stockton, Stockton, Stanberry, Staley, Sullivan, Sullivan, Summit Christian Academy, Summit Christian Academy, Sweet Springs, Academy, Summit Christian Westminster City, Webb Washington, Christian Westminster Academy, Christian Academy, Christian Westminster Academy, Applications Westran, Academy, Christian Westminster Hardship Willow Springs, Winona, and Woodland. Transfer

26  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 athletics versushighschoolathletics. Thermometer Readingsformiddle school schools useaseparatesetof Wet Bulb Globe 3) RecommendthatMSHSAA member physician orproviderofhisherchoice.” illness, thestudentmaybetreatedby or healthcareservicesfortheinjury further evaluation,treatment,rehabilitation believes thatthestudentisinneedof to activity. IftheParent(s)orGuardian assure thestudent’s recoverandsafereturn to provideacademicaccommodation nurse andnayclassroomteacherrequired student’s athleticdirector, coaches,school the professionaljudgmentofQP tothe illness, diagnosis,careandtreatmentin information aboutthestudent’s injuryor such healthcareservicestodisclose I furtherauthorizetheQP whoprovides care, stabilization,treatment,andreferral. evaluation, diagnosis,firstaid,emergency as servicesincluding,butnotlimitedto, transport. Healthcareservicesaredefined of providingemergencyhealthcareand emergency medicaltechnicianforthepurpose QP mayalsobeacertifiedparamedicor by statelaw. Inemergency situations, the license andanyotherrequirementimposed of practiceundertheirdesignatedstate who isactinginaccordancewiththescope the studentinjuryorillnessoccurs)and the StateofMissouri(orstateinwhich medically-trained professionallicensedby physician assistant,nursepractitionerorother including anathletictrainer, physician, practice conditioningexerciseorcontest, qualified provider(QP)coveringtheathletic healthcare servicesforthestudentbya my consenttotherenderingofnecessary conditioning exerciseorcontest,Ialsogive illnesses sustainedatanyathleticpractice, services neededbythestudentforinjuriesor is unabletodirectlysupervisehealthcare emergency orwhentheParent(s)Guardian Proposed NewLanguage:“Intheeventofan to replacefirstparagraphonpagefour. new languageforthePPEasstatebelow serve astheSportsMedicineManual;2) Medicine PageontheMSHSAA websiteto Advisory Committee:1)approvingtheSports to theBoardfromSportsMedicine from theOfficials AdvisoryCommittee. approved recommendation#2asamended sport chosen. a minimumof5yearstoberegisteredinthe to berecognized.Staffamended#2add sport’s StateChampionshiptheywouldlike sport specific),theyshouldchoosewhich an officialreaches25yearsofservice(not Rules Meetingeveryotheryear;2)once BOARD OFDIRECTORS Approved allthreerecommendations of Stahl presentedthreerecommendations Denied recommendation#1and closed session. Motionpassed9-0ona presented inclosedsession. Richmond HighSchool’s footballcoach. membership. schools iftheymeettherequirements for Lafayette Preparatory Academy Charterhigh Academy atMcCluerSouth-Berkeleyand have unapprovedcoaches. possibility ofassessingfinestoschoolsthat action wastakenbytheBoard. the useofreplayduringpostseason.No possible state-adoptioninfootballregarding No actionwastakenbytheBoard possible violationbyOakParkHighSchool. Meeting. Board itemsneededfortheNFHSSummer officials ratingsbythedeadline. High Schoolforfailuretosubmitwinter wrestling. not evaluateofficialsforboysbasketballand He indicatedthatGatewayHighSchooldid complete officialsevaluationsbythedeadline. High Schoolwastheonlyschoolthatdidnot #4 oftheWrestling Advisory Committee. and #6deniedrecommendations#3 remaining placedaroundthecentermat. mat inthecenterwithClass1,2,3,and4 state finalsformatcontinuetoleavethegirls rounds duringthestatetournament;6) and eliminateonmatwarm-uptimebetween knowing thatadditionalqualifierswillrestrict six ateachweightclassforgirlswrestling, qualifiers perweightclassandmedalthetop site willbemoved;5)toqualify16state and wanttohostthedistrict,district in thedistrictthatmeetminimumcriteria years andthereareotherschools consecutive criteria: After oneschoolhashostedfortwo language tothedistricthostselection weighing in,etc.;4)addingthefollowing individual matchlimitsduringaseason, matches countingornotagainst with theuseofweightclasses,simulated season JamboreesforthesportofWrestling wrestling pageoftheMSHSAA websiteforIn- formal by-lawinterpretationpostedonthe 2019-20 girlswrestlingseason;3)havinga what theactual12weightclassesarefor the 12girlsweightclasseswhichmaychange female weightassessmentsfordetermining the 2019-20girlswrestlingseason;2)using Committee: 1)using12weightclassesfor recommendations fromtheWrestling Advisory the SportsMedicine Advisory Committee. Motion Johnson, secondSoden,toexit The Boardheardthreehearings Accepted school’s actiontoward Approved membershipofSTEAM Mazzocco discussedwiththeBoard Stahl discussedtheramificationsofa Urhahn discussedwiththeBoarda Urhahn andLongdiscussedwiththe Determined toassessafineGateway Seifert informedtheBoardthatGateway Approved recommendations#1,#2,#5, Stahl presentedtheBoardwithsix Insurance attherateof$4.70perparticipant. rate forCatastrophic Accident medical 2019-20 schoolyear. and presentedinsuranceproposalsforthe Mindee Holmes,metwiththeMSHSAA Board with theMIAAA executiveboard. Dunham, WilsonandSmithvotingyes. Johnson, Dittemore,Clemens,Rukstad, roll callvotewithmembersSoden,Schmidt, executive session.Motionpassed9-0ona Smith votingyes. Clemens, Rukstad,Dunham,Wilsonand Soden, Schmidt,Johnson,Dittemore, passed 9-0onarollcallvotewithmembers was madeforathleticreasons.Motion student toLutheranSt.CharlesHighSchool ruling basedonevidencethetransferof Transfer, By-Law3.10.4.h(*AthleticReasons) Charles West HighSchool-Hardship closed session. Sportsmanship. Noactionreportedoutof Presentation ofPlan Action Regarding closed session. Sportsmanship. Noactionreportedoutof Presentation ofPlan Action Regarding closed session. Dunham, WilsonandSmithvotingyes. Johnson, Dittemore,Clemens,Rukstad, roll callvotewithmembersSoden,Schmidt, Resolved toaccepttheone-yearpolicy representative, Insurance Dissinger-Reed The BoardmetonSaturday, April 6,2019 Linneman steppedbackinthemeeting. Motion Johnson,secondDunham,toexit Resolved toupholdappealscommittee Lutheran St.CharlesHighSchool/*St. Cardinal RitterHighSchool- Trinity CatholicHighSchool- The followingactionwasreportedoutof MSHSAA Journal August 2019  27 Activities Basketball, Baseball Basketball, Softball & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer Soccer Football Basketball Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer Softball, Basketball Football, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Basketball Basketball & Field, Cross Country Track Softball Soccer, Football, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Basketball, Baseball Basketball, Cheerleading, Softball Volleyball, Football, Wrestling Golf & Soccer Football, Basketball Softball & Field Track Football, & Field Track Basketball, Softball, Tennis Tennis Archery Archery & Field, Cross Country Track Basketball, & Field, Cross Country Track Basketball, Baseball, Basketball, Football & Field Track Cheerleading, Volleyball, & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, & Field Track Softball, Basketball, & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, & Field Track Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, & Field Track Wrestling, Cross Country, Softball, Cheerleading Baseball Golf Golf Football, Wrestling, & Field Track Cheerleader, Football, Basketball Cross Country Football, Basketball, Baseball & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, & Field Track Cross Country, Basketball Volleyball, Soccer Field Hockey, & Field Track Football, & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Baseball Softball Student Name Student Ava Walley Ava Clayton McClard Bryce Cambers Kendra Hickman Josiah Heras Carolyn Wehmeyer Shane Lockwood Ja’nia Lewis Jared Alverson Haylee Hobbs Owen Determan Allie Goucher Evan Shearer Helaina Williams Angela Auck Matthew Reynolds Caitlin Francis Conner Gipson Kristyn England Clint McGill Macey Sappington Sean Usery Paige Beffa Nick Reiser Macie Reiser Brock Simmons Natalie Sitze Seth Parker Jordan Aranjo Adam Gilbert Alicia LaGatta Will Hopkins Kimberlyn Wallen Asa Scott Sasha Agarwal Carter Meints Emma McLemore Anthony Keiholz Katie Keiholz Brian Simmons Akydra Rivers Rohan Holiman Annie Robinson Cayden Potter Aliyah Briner Luke McNeil Mercedes Schroer Malik Harris Jadia Stacy Comer Trace Morgan Peters Isaac Bayless Claire Lowe Keaton Artherton Keaton Alexis Mann Corwin Harris Kaliyah Jackson Jr. High Jr. Jr. High Jr. School (Cape Girardeau) (Cape Girardeau) East Newton East Newton Elsberry Elsberry Eureka Eureka Exeter Exeter Clinton Middle School Clinton Middle School Cole Camp Cole Camp Collegiate School of Medicine & Bioscience Collegiate School of Medicine & Bioscience Cor Jesu Academy Crest Ridge Crest Ridge Cuba Cuba Dadeville Dadeville MS Tower Danby Rush MS Tower Danby Rush DeSoto DeSoto Dexter Dexter Dixon Dixon Drexel Drexel Central Hills) Central (Park Hills) Central (Park Central (Springfield) Central (Springfield) High Central (Springfield) Jr. High Central (Springfield) Jr. Chamois Chamois Charleston Middle Charleston Middle Chester Boren Middle Chester Boren Middle Chillicothe Middle Chillicothe Middle Christian Christian Cleveland NJROTC Cleveland NJROTC Clever Clever Clinton Clinton Cassville Cassville Central Activities Football, Wrestling, Track & Field Track Football, Wrestling, & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Volleyball, & Field Track Baseball, Basketball, & Field, Baseball Track Softball, Basketball, Football, Baseball Basketball Volleyball, & Field Track Wrestling, Cross Country, Basketball, Soccer Tennis, Baseball, Basketball Softball, Cheerleader Basketball, Volleyball, & Field Track Basketball Soccer Golf Basketball Baseball & Field Track & Field Track Baseball, Basketball, & Field Track Football, Softball Football, Basketball, Baseball & Field Track Basketball, Basketball, Baseball Cross Country, Track & Field Track Cross Country, & Field Track Football, Powerlifting, & Field, Band Track Softball, Swimming, Football, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Baseball & Field Track Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Soccer Soccer Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball Softball Volleyball, & Field Track Football, Football, Track & Field Track Football, Basketball Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball Basketball, Golf Football, Basketball, Baseball Basketball, Softball Baseball Softball Football, Basketball, Baseball Cheerleading, Soccer Volleyball, & Field Track Cross Country, Basketball, Track & Field Track Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball Softball Volleyball, & Field Track Swimming & Diving Cheer, Basketball, Volleyball Soccer, 2018-19 Sportsmanship2018-19 Excellence of Award Student Name Student Kenzee Shanks Luke Gall Andrew Musche Landry Cochran Marcus Willis Lauryn Waddle Gabe Bailey Gracie George Sam Gray Jessica Watson Benn Barnett Claire Parker Harrison Huhn Macy Butery Nick Wood Jazzy Taylor Grant Wall Lea Stanton Lance Rice Katie Jones Colton Sayre Jacob Olson Smith Tori Jayden Lewis Megan Sayers Logan Rainly Paige Wait Tyler Matthews Tyler Sydney Morgan Matt Jones Ellie Stafford Mull Trevor Baylie Williams Dayton Doakins Emily Damian Logan Dunn Daniel Daughtry MiKayla Sisk Oberly Wyatt Sydney Bock Jackson Lamb Emily Bennett Gage Shaw Morgan Lyons Javeen Collier Haylee Petre Austin Erickson Jacy Heller Liu Tao Sage Holmes Malikhi Edwards Malikhi Ra’mya Wells-Scott Kyler Six Makenna Hummel Shelby Wes Addison Curtis Daniel Parsons School Carthage Jr. High Carthage Jr. Carl Junction High Carthage Jr. High Carthage Jr. Campbell Campbell Carl Junction California Camdenton Camdenton Cainsville Cainsville California Bronaugh Bronaugh Braymer Breckenridge Breckenridge Bosworth Brashear Braymer Blue Springs South Blue Springs South Bosworth Bismarck Blue Springs Blue Springs Bingham Middle School Bingham Middle School Bismarck Bernard C. Campbell MS Benton Benton Belton Belton Bernard C. Campbell MS Barstow Barstow Atlanta Aurora Aurora Archie Archie Atlanta Appleton City Arcadia Valley Arcadia Valley Affton Affton Appleton City Advance Advance Appleton City AC Preparatory Jr. High Jr. AC Preparatory Adrian Adrian AC Preparatory Jr. High Jr. AC Preparatory 28  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 Francis HowellCentral Francis HowellCentral Fort ZumwaltWest Fort ZumwaltWest Fort ZumwaltSouth Fort Osage Fort Osage Father Tolton RegionalCatholic Father Tolton RegionalCatholic Farmington Farmington Exeter Jr. High Exeter Jr. High Humansville Humansville Holt Holt Hogan PrepCharter Hogan PrepCharter Highland Highland Higbee Higbee Hermitage Hermann Hermann Herculaneum Herculaneum Helias Catholic Helias Catholic Hazelwood East Hazelwood East Harrisonville Harrisonville Hannibal Hannibal Greenfield Greenfield Grandview (Hillsboro) Grandview (Hillsboro) Grandview Grandview Grain Valley Jr. High Grain Valley Jr. High Grain Valley Grain Valley Gilman City Gilman City George BodeMiddle George BodeMiddle Galena Galena Fulton Fulton Fredericktown Fredericktown Francis HowellNorth Francis HowellNorth School Courtney Widmer Robert Hunter Molly Krispin Jordan Hayden Lexi Eckman Alex Stein Jackson Sefeit Megan Lyon AJ Sanchez Blair Busenbark Ethan Buerck Madison Crumpter Nathan Tackett Lilly White Sam Boian Julia Meyr Jacke Ryan Aubree’ Burnett Marquez Jenkins Kennedy Flanagan Andrew Myers Grace Westfall Seth Kirby Gracie Peterson Emma Godat Andrew Schannuth Athena Harvey Dylan Beranek Ellie Rockers Daniel Rhea Masami Holmes Jason Garrett Bailey Kliewer Jadyn Wilson Maddie James Vernell Hawkins Harley Shapp Nico Murray Kaylyn Sparks Noah Richardson Faith Lee Kamto Eze Addy Lyford Keagan Hart Gracelyn Laforge Ethan Grasher Sidney Gibson Gage Sperry Katie Miller Quinn Lowe Madison Mathewson Lukas Burk TrowbridgeHaden Evan Gray Kylee Bastie Colton Rehkop Hannah Miller Josh Simmons Student Name 2018-19 Sportsmanship AwardofExcellence 2018-19 Sportsmanship Basketball, Volleyball Football, Wrestling, Choir Wrestling Softball, CrossCountry, Soccer Football, Basketball,Baseball, Track &Field Volleyball, Track &Field Football, Basketball Volleyball, Basketball Basketball, Baseball Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Football, Baseball Track &Field,Volleyball Football, Track &Field Basketball, Track &Field Football, Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Soccer Football, Wrestling, Track &Field Basketball, Softball Football, Basketball,Baseball Volleyball, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field Softball, Basketball Basketball Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Football, Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Football, Wrestling Softball, Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Football Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Cross Country, Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Track &Field,Cheerleading,Softball Baseball Softball, Basketball Football, Basketball,Baseball Softball, Basketball,Soccer Basketball, Baseball Swimming &Diving Football, Wrestling Soccer Basketball, Track &Field Swimming &Diving Wrestling, Baseball Cross Country, Softball,Basketball Baseball Softball, DECA Football, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field Football, Track &Field Softball, Basketball Football, Track &Field,Basketball Cross Country, Basketball,Softball, Track &Field Baseball, Basketball, Track &Field Softball Volleyball, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field Cheerleading Football, Golf Activities King City Keytesville Keytesville Kennett Middle Kennett Middle Kennett Kennett Kearney Kearney John Burroughs John Burroughs Jennings Jennings Jefferson City Jefferson City Jefferson Middle Jefferson Middle Jefferson (Festus) Jefferson (Festus) Jefferson (ConceptionJct.) Jefferson (ConceptionJct.) Jamestown Jamestown Word Academy Incarnate Immanuel LutheranJr. High Immanuel LutheranJr. High Leeton Leeton Lee's SummitWest Lee's SummitWest Lee's SummitNorth Lee's SummitNorth Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lawson Lawson Lathrop Lathrop La Plata La Plata Lange MiddleSchool Lange MiddleSchool Lamar Lamar Lafayette CountyJr. High Lafayette CountyJr. High Lafayette County Lafayette County La Monte La Monte Knox County Knox County Kirksville Kirksville King City School Collin Breckenridge Kennedey Shannon Chase Stowers Sophia Boone Tanner Pierce Claira Green Mark Wagster Kassidy Pfeiffer Evan Holt Madison Fuller Isaac Bledsoe Shawanda Martin Donzell Carter Greta Haarmann Ryan Brooks Ella Rogers Eli Vincent Gracie Fish Brandon Floyd Vanessa Pappert Nathan Jermain Courtney Matthews Jayden Klund Alli Frederking Gatlyn Clawson Hank Eggerman Daphe Miles Christian Dodson Abigail Hill Trenton Brink Madelyn Robinson Christian Carter Baylei Palmer Dalton Shaddy Katie Mino Bryson Crowell Jessie Dietz Dalton Cook Brooke Huitt Thomas Macomber Sarah Larson Ryan Jackson Kaela Belmore Rickie Dunn Hallee Doss Landon Hardman Sandra Welborn Joey Livigne Kenzie Lee Josiah Golden Lindey Oehrke Cole Cave Katie Hamlin Conner Hayes Abbey Ranson Blake Howard Brynan Tunks Student Name Softball, Track &Field Football, Track &Field Soccer Football, Speech,Debate& Theatre Cross Country, Track &Field,Soccer Football, Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Soccer Football Basketball Basketball, Tennis Softball, Wrestling Football, Wrestling Softball, Basketball Football, Wrestling, Track &Field Golf, Basketball, Track &Field Baseball Cross Country, Basketball, Track &Field Football, Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Track &Field Football, Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball Football, Wrestling Volleyball, Track &Field Football, Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball,Softball Basketball, Baseball Softball Football, Basketball,Baseball, Track &Field Softball Baseball, Wrestling Softball, Basketball Football, Basketball,Golf, Track &Field Basketball, Cheerleading Baseball, Basketball Cheer, Basketball,Volleyball Football, Basketball,Baseball Volleyball, Softball Football, Basketball Volleyball, Track &Field Swimming &Diving Basketball, Track &Field Wrestling, TennisFootball, Volleyball, Basketball,Soccer Basketball Basketball, Soccer Basketball, Football, Track &Field Basketball, Volleyball Football, Basketball Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Football, Track &Field Softball, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field,Baseball Softball, Basketball, Track &Field Baseball Basketball, Soccer Volleyball, Basketball,Softball Football, Basketball,Baseball Activities MSHSAA Journal August 2019  29 Activities Football, Baseball Softball, Basketball Basketball Basketball, Softball Volleyball, & Field Track Cross Country, Softball & Field Track Football, basketball, Basketball, Choir Volleyball, & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, & Field Track Basketball, Basketball, Softball Volleyball, Football, Baseball Volleyball & Field Track Football, & Field Track Softball, Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Soccer, & Field Track Cross Country, Football, Basketball Basketball Soccer, Volleyball Soccer, Football Wrestling, Basketball, Soccer Baseball, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Basketball Softball, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Football, & Field Track Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, & Field Track Football, Girls Basketball, Soccer & Field Track Football, Basketball, Baseball, & Field Track Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, & Field Track Volleyball, Baseball Basketball, Softball & Field Track Basketball, Tennis & Field Track Football, & Field, Scholar Bowl Track Volleyball, & Field Track Football, Wrestling, Basketball Basketball, Baseball Basketball, Cheerleading, Softball Football, Basketball, Golf & Field Track Basketball, & Field Track Football, Basketball, Basketball, Softball Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball Cheerleading, Softball Baseball & Field Track Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball Soccer, Basketball Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball & Field Track Softball, Basketball, Student Name Student Adam Molitor Sophie Straatmann Grant Conway Hunter Pitts Josh Clarendon Mackenzie Miller Cameron Wilson Grace Neff M’Kenzie Sears Nate Ogle Giselle Lopez Hosiner Truman Reghan Matlock Gudenkauf Tucker Kiera Clinton Thornbrough Jeffery Zaria Blissett-Hall Grote Tommy Chloee Kinion Dylan Stockman Kirby Richards Riley Green Madison Brown Daniel McDonald Destiny Musgrove Andrew Quinlin Rachel Ottman Jayce Jackson Zoey Prussman Austin Coberly Josie Jordan Mason Schallert Maddison Renkoski Kyler Propps Kinsley Mattingly Richard Rowland Katelyn Salisbury Brandon Rayos Sydney Dosch Mumma Taron Coonce Taylor Solmon Branson Sydney hosman Cason Billups Marissa Meek Quinton Brown Abby Still Dalton Stevens Riley Vogler Noah Gibson Lauryn McDowell Bryan Schotterbeck Miranda Belles Garett Green River Rowland Lazalier Wyatt Sierra Sievers School St. Francis Borgia St. Francis Borgia St. James St. James St. Joseph Central St. Joseph Central Staley Staley Salisbury Sarcoxie Sarcoxie Seymour Seymour Sherwood Sherwood Sikeston Sikeston Silex Silex Slater Slater Smithton Smithton South Callaway South Callaway South Holt South Holt High South Holt Jr. High South Holt Jr. Spokane Spokane Purdy Purdy Purdy Purdy Putnam County Putnam County Raymore-Peculiar Raymore-Peculiar Rich Hill Rich Hill Richmond Richmond Ridgeway Ridgeway Rock Bridge Rock Bridge Rock Port Rock Port High Russell Hawkins Jr. High Russell Hawkins Jr. Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Salisbury Poplar Bluff Jr. High Bluff Jr. Poplar Poplar Bluff Poplar Bluff Activities Band, Scholar Bowl & Field Track Softball, Wrestling, Basketball, Football Field Hockey, Lacrosse Field Hockey, Football, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, Cross Country Soccer Volleyball, Football Basketball, Golf Basketball, Softball Football, Basketball & Field Track Softball, Basketball, & Field, Wrestling Track Football, & Field Track Cheerleading, Baseball & Field Track Softball, Football, Wrestling Basketball, Soccer Football, Basketball, Golf Cheerleading Volleyball, & Field Track Basketball, & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, & Field, Baseball Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Softball, Basketball, & Field Track Football, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Band & Field, Band Track Basketball, Volleyball, & Field Track Football, Basketball Basketball Softball, Basketball & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading Basketball, Soccer Basketball, Soccer Cross Country, & Field Track Baseball, Basketball, & Field Track Softball, Basketball, Tennis, Swimming & Diving, Track & Field Track Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Baseball Basketball, Softball Volleyball, Football, Basketball Basketball Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Baseball Basketball, Cheerleading & Field Track Football, & Field Track Football, Basketball, & Field Track Football, Basketball, Softball Basketball, Tennis, Soccer Basketball Volleyball, Football, Wrestling & Field Track Cross Country, Volleyball, Football Basketball, Softball & Field Track Basketball, Cross Country, Cheerleading, Softball Baseball Student Name Student Chloe Bloom Alex Pilger Abigail Bolling Jeridon Young Ethan Blythe Bishop Tegan Bryan Hickam Cora Moll Kadin Raley Kendyl Hayward Austin Stevens Kelsie Lewis William Markhem Ben Ferrell Kassie Frederick Nick Crawford Nikki Alexander Andrew Statler Braune Vanessa Conner Greer Shelby Boude Jaydin Lundy Riley Trista Nick Painter Delaney Miller Isaiah Wilkes Lofland Victoria Reagan McInturff Adetomiwa Adebawore Chandler Prater Hunter Shipley LaRayne Kost Chase Bridger Janell Manville Madylon Davis Isaac Yung Maggie Sherman Nathan Hines Charlee Chambers Xavieer Mendoza Maddie Yahnig Quinn Doak Seynabou Niasse Justyn Hall Hannah Wedlock Kelly Vaughn Hood Lyndsey Quenton Hughes JD Kennedy Maci McHenry Justin Leath Kirsten Poole Lane Blackfort Sydney Miller Gavin Stanton Braden Noel Lara Bailey Beussink (Cape Girardeau) (Cape Girardeau) School Poplar Bluff Jr. High Poplar Bluff Jr. Pleasant Hill Polo Polo Plattsburg Plattsburg Pleasant Hill Perryville Pierce City Pierce City Perryville Middle Perryville Middle Perryville Pattonville Pattonville Osborn Paris Paris Orrick Orrick Osborn Oak Park Orchard Farm Orchard Farm Novinger Novinger Oak Park North Platte Notre Dame Notre Dame North Mercer North Mercer North Platte Neosho Jr. High Neosho Jr. North Kansas City North Kansas City Mt. Vernon High Neosho Jr. Mound City Mound City Mt. Vernon Midway Milan Milan Miami Miami Midway Marionville Marshall Marshall Macon Macon Marionville Logan-Rogersville Lone Jack Lone Jack Logan-Rogersville 2018-19 Sportsmanship2018-19 Excellence of Award 30  MSHSAA Journal August 2019 Trenton Sullivan Sullivan Stover Stover Stewartsville Stewartsville Ste. Genevieve Ste. Genevieve Stanberry Stanberry Staley Staley Willow Springs William Chrisman William Chrisman Wheaton Wheaton Wheatland Wheatland Christian Academy Westminster Christian Academy Westminster West Plains West Plains West Nodaway West Nodaway Webster Groves Webster Groves Washington Washington Warrenton Warrenton Warrensburg Warrensburg Walnut Grove Walnut Grove Visitation Academy Vianney Verona Verona Van Horn Van Horn Union Star Unior Star Union StarJr. High Union StarJr. High Union Union Truman Truman Troy Buchanan Troy Buchanan Trinity Catholic Trinity Catholic Tri-County Tri-County Trenton School Morgan Sickels Matthias Jowdy Dylan Harris Maddie Hims Austin Frye Emily Bauer Chad Nolting Lilly Reeves Mitchell Lundy Mackenzie Heifner Sam Stolzer Sydney Mattson Sam Oldham Grace Siegfried Payton Revis Caleb Solik Camryn Holloman Trevaughn Sisco Rachel Lacey Marek Smith Madi Sutt Dylan Fellers Liesel Garrett Clay Butler Faith Sanders Dylan Carden Gold Kaanagbara Edward Suber Halaina O’Bryant Tate Hendricks TonioliAllison Garrison Hibbs Katelyn Adkinsson Jaason Levine Myranda McVay Peyton Velbeck Sarah Corrigan Kyle Diffley Rita Castillo Caleb Hillhouse Karli Schnakenberg Marion Jackson Mara Mitchell Nathan Miller Grace Gillip Aidan Whorton Taylor Seely Trevor Kelly Adelaide Simpson Jesus Carbahal Rianna Wenzel Bailey Ford Emma Fischer Michael Carroll Tanna Courter Than Tomlinson Ainsley Tolson Student Name 2018-19 Sportsmanship AwardofExcellence 2018-19 Sportsmanship Soccer, Basketball,Golf Softball, Basketball Football, Basketball Cheerleader Basketball, Baseball Softball, Basketball, Track &Field Wrestling, TrackFootball, Dance Baseball Football, Wrestling Volleyball, Basketball,Wrestling, Track &Field Wrestling Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Baseball Cross Country Football, Basketball Basketball, Softball Basketball Field Hockey, Lacrosse Soccer, Golf Volleyball, Basketball,Softball, Track &Field Basketball, Baseball Basketball, CrossCountry, Soccer Cross Country, Baseball Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball Basketball, Baseball, Track &Field Soccer Football, Wrestling, Track &Field Basketball, Soccer Baseball Soccer, Volleyball, Swimming&Diving Soccer, Baseball Basketball, Softball Basketball, Baseball Softball, Basketball Basketball, Track &Field Volleyball, Track &Field,Soccer Basketball, Baseball,Golf Basketball, Soccer Baseball Volleyball, Track &Field Football, Track &Field Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field,Softball Cross Country, Basketball, Track &Field Basketball, Softball Cross Country, Basketball, Track &Field Field Hockey, Soccer Cross Country, Track &Field Basketball Basketball, Golf Volleyball, Cheer Football, Basketball,Basetball, Track &Field Track &Field Activities Winnetonka Winnetonka Winnetonka Winnetonka Winfield Winfield Windsor (Imperial) Windsor (Imperial) Windsor Windsor Willow Springs Willow Springs School Ashlyn Bunch Jackson Rockers Skylar Murphy John Murray, Jr. Judith Rhoades Kodey Kaimann Samantha Sabatino Aaron Harrison Courtney Johnson Camden Fowler Shyanne Figley Cole Chafin Student Name Soccer, Swimming&Diving,Volleyball Track &Field Tennis Wrestling, Cross Country Volleyball, Track &Field Soccer, Football,Baseball Volleyball, Soccer Football, Basketball,Baseball,Golf Cheerleading, Volleyball, Softball Basketball, Golf,Baseball Volleyball, Basketball, Track &Field Cross Country, Track &Field Activities MSHSAA Journal August 2019  31 YOU CAN’T PLAY FOREVER... 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