I have a couple good high school runners and there's no high school meets in our state for indoor. Several years ago when I was competing, I ran college meets unnattached as a high schooler. There's a local college that holds meets and unnattached runners run then, I just haven't seen high schoolers run it, since I did. Is it legal to let my high schooler's run them?
FYI: They're more than qualified, sub 9.20 3200m last year, Etc. And I'm only talking about only 2 runners.
I've done that a couple years ago and there weren't any problems
You don't have a state association to call and ask that question?
When I was a junior in the early 80s, I set up my own indoor schedule running 3 meets "unattached", one meet with a nearby "running club" (high school team), and 3 meets with my high school team that we always ran.
The following year the state association forbid the unnattached and club runners from competing and every meet had to be attended by your high school coach. While this was okay for large schools that compteted throughout the season, it really took opportunities away from kids in the smaller schools where only 1 or 2 runners may be competitive and the track coach was busy coaching basketball or would have had to go to the meets without getting any pay. The 3 indoor meets we always went to was just considered a part of outdoor track.
Yeah I had a friend do it last spring
Yeah should be able to. You can always check with the states states governing body for the rules on it.
heres a list of all of them
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Federation_of_State_High_School_Associations