It is not updated online yet, will be by the weekend.

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I must be getting old, I remember side out scoring.

The 2008 Classifications are updated.

Search out any typo's and let me know.

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I must be getting old, I remember side out scoring.

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Dumb question.............what happened to AAA and does this eliminate the playoff that AAA and AA played last year with now just the AA winner going to regionals??

Signed
Confused

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AAA disappeared because there are only 14 schools classified by the State as AA. The sport chairperson uses the following guidelines when determining classifications and if there is the need for multiple classifications within a State class.

The following numbers will be used to split classes:
1 class 4-17 schools
2 classes 18-34 schools
3 classes 35-51 schools

Dividing classes should result in an equal number of schools in each sub-class. Where this is not possible, each coordinator will use the appropriate divisor and count down from the highest enrollment within the class and up from the lowest enrollment in the class. The odd school enrollment is considered the bubble school. An average for the top group and an average for the bottom group is established. The odd school will be place with the group having the closest average to its enrollment.

If you want to read the whole document, it is available as a PDF from the Section V website.

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I must be getting old, I remember side out scoring.