NCAA Penalizes Post High School All Star Games In WV
The NCAA voted to bar athletes from post graduation all star games not sanctioned by the NFHS or state associations, risking a year of college eligibility and potentially ending events like West Virginia Virginia Bowl and Ohio West Virginia tilt. Shady Spring will be fined $10 for unauthorized holiday tourneys, with the Activities Commission tightening rules next year.
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SSAC set to decide on all star contests in WV
West Virginia state board SAAC will meet in Charleston on February 4 to decide whether post season high school football and basketball all star games will be halted. The NCAA ruling bars college eligibility for players in un sanctioned games, a stance echoed by the National Federation. Potentially affected events include the Ohio West Virginia football game in Wheeling and the Kanawha Valley Bowl in Charleston among others.
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