Football:

New Section 7:

Juniors may play in junior varsity games under the following circumstances. If the following criteria are not met, the junior varsity game must then consist of freshmen and sophomore (no more than four semesters of high school) student-athletes only.

A. Mutual agreement by both coaches no later than noon of the day of the contest or noon the day prior to the contest if the contest is on a non school attendance day.

B. The juniors playing should be “non-impact” players. An exception can be made concerning a player that is an “impact” player at a position other than quarterback during varsity games, but the head coach feels the need for that player to get experience at quarterback during a junior varsity game to prepare for the next season. This player would only be allowed to play the quarterback position in the junior varsity game. This also must be mutually agreed upon by coaches.

Volleyball:

Section 4:

Juniors may play in junior varsity games under the following circumstances. If the following criteria are not met, the junior varsity game must then consist of freshmen and sophomore (no more than four semesters of high school) student-athletes only.

A. Mutual agreement by both coaches no later than noon of the day of the contest or noon the day prior to the contest if the contest is on a non school attendance day.

B. The juniors playing in the junior varsity game cannot be starters in the varsity contest.

Boys/Girls Basketball:

Section 5:

Juniors may play in junior varsity games under the following circumstances. If the following criteria are not met, the junior varsity game must then consist of freshmen and sophomore (no more than four semesters of high school) student-athletes only.

A. Mutual agreement by both coaches no later than noon of the day of the contest or noon the day prior to the contest if the contest is on a non school attendance day.

B. The juniors playing in the junior varsity game cannot be starters in the varsity contest.