Ok LR slueths... is this a case to take? Or is this just small potatoes and I should just let it go? Consider....
In Ohio you're not allowed to run in middle school events unless you're in 7th/8th grade, and you only have four semesters of eligibility.
Look at the following results from 2016, particularly girls from St. Michael's school:
http://oh.milesplit.com/meets/246182/results/472612/raw#.W5Veg2hKjrc
Lily Goodfellow (16th) and Caitlyn Jones (39th) are entered as 7th graders. In the open MS race, Eden Brush (3rd) is also listed as a 7th grader:
http://oh.milesplit.com/meets/246182/results/472610/raw#.W5VgHWhKjrc
Now look at results from 2017:
https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/134178/results/568679
All three girls are listed now as 8th graders (7th, 14th, & 25th).
So now this year - 2018. Here are results from a race held just a few weeks ago:
http://oh.milesplit.com/meets/326973/results/602042/raw#.W5VjF2hKjrc
All three girls running in the middle school meet, entered as 8th graders (for the 2nd year in a row) - placing 1st, 3rd, and 5th.
This is only a sampling. There are numerous other meets that show these girls either (a) running as 8th graders for the 2nd year in a row, or (more likely - b) running for previous years with falsified registration, listing the girls as 7th graders when they were really in 6th grade, and last year entered as 8h graders when they really were in 7th.
Clearly there is something rotten here. Yes, I know it's just middle school, and I know it's not PEDs or such. Regardless, it's the willing deception and falsified information to gain a competitive advantage that bothers me. The question is, what to do about it? Which is where I need your advice...
Option A: Don't do a darn thing. It's no big deal dude, let it go
Option B: Confront the coach and AD - and give them the cease and desist order.
Option C: Contact OHSAA and report them for rules violations
So what do I do? A, B, or C?
Thanks.