She can’t run indoor if she ran Boston. But I’m sure Henes will find a way. Henes gets by with players by finding them 14 years of eligibility this won’t be hard for her.
She can’t run indoor if she ran Boston. But I’m sure Henes will find a way. Henes gets by with players by finding them 14 years of eligibility this won’t be hard for her.
No they don't. There have a been a few waivers granted but the others could not compete.
Who was not able to play? New rules w 1time immediate transfer make this much easier than it used to be.
If T-maa needs waiver, i'd go w 1- coach left, 2- she only ran 1 race in a non scoring meet. If she can't get waiver, she can apply to get the indoor eligibility back, again as she only ran once.
She can’t run indoor if she ran Boston. But I’m sure Henes will find a way. Henes gets by with players by finding them 14 years of eligibility this won’t be hard for her.
Exactly. Why the hell would the ncaa not let her run when her coach bailed before the semester started? This isn't some big money sport like football. She ran in a December event, then her coach left before the new semester started. Seems easy enough to me.
Exactly. Why the hell would the ncaa not let her run when her coach bailed before the semester started? This isn't some big money sport like football. She ran in a December event, then her coach left before the new semester started. Seems easy enough to me.
Rules r rules though, it's like when I was called for traveling when my sneaker blew out.
Tyynismaa won't be eligible to run for her new team IF she ran more than half of the meets in the season with her old team. IF she ran only one race with her old team in the season, she will be allowed to run with her new team.