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Here are five things to look out for the upcoming high school sports season in the state: New look to SC classifications Realignment, which happens every two years, has altered classes and regions ...
Big changes are coming to South Carolina high schools’ largest athletic classification. The S.C. High School League’s realignment committee voted in favor to split Class 5A into two divisions ...
The S.C. High School League’s executive committee is expected to vote Wednesday on which model to approve in an effort to help level the playing field for high school athletics in the state.
The South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) is the organization that rules and regulates school athletics in the state of South Carolina. Based out of Columbia, the SCHSL serves over 330,000 students at 220 high schools and 200 junior high schools. [1]
In May 2023, high school athletic directors in Orange County and neighboring areas approved a controversial realignment for 2024–25 that would create football-only leagues, based on each school's recent performance as rated by the website CalPreps.com. [7] The Trinity League was exempted from the system in the final proposal submitted to CIF ...
The National District was founded in 1993 as part of an attempted realignment of the Northern Region. The charter members of the district were Edison, Mount Vernon, Justice, Wakefield, Washington-Liberty, West Potomac, and Yorktown High Schools. Currently all eight of the member high schools compete at the 6A level in VHSL.
Lower Richland lost its third and final appeal to move regions in the latest South Carolina High School League realignment. On Thursday, the league’s appellate panel voted 7-0 to deny Lower ...
In that instance, over 75% of schools must approve said school's membership and the school's case is reviewed every year. [4] Further Expansion (1960-2005) The Wolverine began adding more schools beginning in the 1960s. Paw Paw High School was the first to join in this decade, moving from the Kalamazoo Valley Conference in 1961.