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Fall - TSSAA

FALL
FALL 2010
2010
Visit www.tssaanetwork.com for live and on-demand state
championship coverage
2010 BLUECROSS SPRING FLING STATE CHAMPIONS
TSSAA would like to congratulate the following 2010 BLUECROSS SPRING FLING state champions:
BASEBALL
CLASS A
Decatur County Riverside High School
CLASS AA
Gibbs High School
CLASS AAA
Farragut High School
DIVISION II-A
Webb School of Knoxville
DIVISION II-AA
Brentwood Academy
SOFTBALL
CLASS A
Trinity Christian Academy
CLASS AA
Camden Central High School
CLASS AAA
Soddy-Daisy High School
DIVISION II-A
University School of Jackson
DIVISION II-AA
Girls Preparatory School
BOYS TENNIS
CLASS A-AA
Christian Academy of Knoxville
CLASS AAA
Brentwood High School
DIVISION II-A
DIVISION II-AA
Montgomery Bell Academy
GIRLS TENNIS
CLASS A-AA
Christ Presbyterian Academy
CLASS AAA
Ravenwood High School
DIVISION II-A
DIVISION II-AA
TRACK & FIELD
BOYS
CLASS A-AA
Martin Luther King High School
CLASS AAA
DIVISION II
Christian Brothers High School
GIRLS
CLASS A-AA
Martin Luther King High School
CLASS AAA
Knoxville West High School
DIVISION II
Baylor School
BOYS SOCCER
CLASS A-AA
Boyd Buchanan High School
CLASS AAA
Hendersonville High School
DIVISION II-A
Evangelical Christian School
DIVISION II-AA
Christian Brothers High School
FALL 2010
TSSAA STAFF
BOARD OF CONTROL
BERNARD CHILDRESS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
GENE MENEES
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MATTHEW GILLESPIE
MARK REEVES
RICHARD MCWHIRTER
WANDA BELT
ASSISTANT TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
TRINA MELTON
ASSISTANT TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
KIM ALLEY
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
HEATHER CARTER
EMILY CROWELL
TERRY HILLIER
LAUREN LYNCH
GAYLE SIMMS
SHONNIE SPEICHER
LYNNE SUTTON
STEPHEN BARGATZE
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SERVICES
COURTNEY BRUNETZ
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING
EARL NALL
TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR
LARRY COUNTS
DIRECTOR OF CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
PRESIDENT - MIKE REED
HAMBLEN WEST HIGH SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN
VICE PRESIDENT - FRED KESSLER
BOLIVAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, BOLIVAR
LYNN BROWN
MARYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, MARYVILLE
TOMMY LAYNE
SEQUATCHIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, DUNLAP
JERRY MATHIS
TULLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL, TULLAHOMA
STEVE CHAUNCY
HILLWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, NASHVILLE
BRYAN TRUE
LEWIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, HOHENWALD
CHUCK WEST
DRESDEN HIGH SCHOOL, DRESDEN
ISAAC WHITE
WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, MEMPHIS
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
PRESIDENT - DAN BLACK
DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS BRADFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
VICE PRESIDENT - MIKE HENSON
HUNTINGDON HIGH SCHOOL, HUNTINGDON
RICHARD CARROLL
SULLIVAN NORTH HIGH SCHOOL, KINGSPORT
STEVE HARRIS
FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY, NASHVILLE
MICHAEL REYNOLDS
FARRAGUT HIGH SCHOOL, KNOXVILLE
MIKE TATUM
LEWIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, HOHENWALD
CLINT JACKSON
FAIRLEY HIGH SCHOOL, MEMPHIS
JEFF LUTTRELL
WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL, WATERTOWN
LEE MCDADE
LOOKOUT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, CHATTANOOGA
W H A T ’ S
H A P P E N I N G
Richard McWhirter Named
New Assistant Executive Director
HERMITAGE - - -Richard McWhirter
of Clarksville has been named to the position of Assistant Executive Director with the
TSSAA. He comes to TSSAA after serving
as the Activities Coordinator for the
Clarksville-Montgomery County School
System for the past five years. He will oversee the sports of Track & Field and Football.
Other responsibilities will include the Tennessee Middle School Athletic Association
(TMSAA), the A.F. Bridges Sportsmanship
Program, Eligibility, and day-to-day operations of the state office. He replaces Robert
Cole, former Assistant Executive Director,
who resigned from his position with the
state office in August.
Mr. McWhirter has been involved in education for 22 years as a teacher, coach, and
administrator. He received his Bachelor of
Science degree from Austin Peay State University in 1989 and his Masters Degree +45
in Administration & Supervision in 1994.
He began his career in Houston County
in 1989 where he served as the Physical Education teacher at Tennessee Ridge Elementary School and was the Middle & High
School Girls’ Basketball and Golf Coach. In
1994 he became the Assistant Principal and
Athletic Director at Houston County High
School and continued to serve as the Girls’
Basketball Coach.
In 1997, Richard became the Girls’ Basketball and Golf Coach at Clarksville High
School. After three years he took the position of Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Northeast High School in
Clarksville. From 2003-2006 he served as
Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at
Rossview High School.
Richard has been a TSSAA baseball and
softball official for eight years. He has officiated football at the high school level for
over 20 years. He has also recently served
as the District 10-AAA District Coordinator
and was Chair of the Sportsmanship Committee for Athletic District 5.
Mr. McWhirter will assume his duties
with the TSSAA on October 1, 2010.
Hall of Fame Nomination Deadline
The deadline for Hall of Fame nominations is Tuesday, November 30. Anyone interested in obtaining a Hall of Fame
nomination form should contact Heather
Carter at the TSSAA or by visiting the
Forms section of the TSSAA website.
All nominees should meet at least one of
the following criteria: (1) be at least 50 years
old, (2) have been retired at least three years,
or (3) have been out of the particular field
or category for which he/she is being nominated at least three years. The three nomination categories are Administrator, Coach,
and Official.
Hall of Fame Luncheon
Set for 2011
The TSSAA Hall of Fame luncheon will
again be held at the Embassy Suites Hotel
in Murfreesboro, located on Medical Center
Parkway. It is set for Saturday, April 9, 2011.
We hope you will make plans to join us as
we induct a new Hall of Fame class. The
2011 selections will be announced in March.
TSSAA Hall of Champions
Basketball Benefit Games
Schools may choose any two dates to
play Hall of Champions basketball games
between Tuesday, November 16 and Saturday, November 20, with an unlimited number of games on those two days. These
games will not count against the 24 games a
school is allowed to schedule during the regular season.
In order to host a Hall of Champions
basketball game(s), please fill out the request form found on our website
(www.tssaa.org). You may fax (615-8890544) or mail
(P. O. Box 319, Hermitage, TN 37076)
this information to our office to the attention
of Heather Carter.
The host school is responsible for sending in the financial form found on our website (www.tssaa.org) under ‘forms’, along
with receipts to TSSAA. Each host school
should send 75% of the gross gate AFTER
PAYING GAME OFFICIALS (referees
only) to the Hall of Champions fund.
If you have any questions please feel
free to contact us (615-889-6740).
We would like to thank all of the schools
that participated in Hall of Champions
games in 2009. Your generous support allows us to continue the mission of the Hall
of Champions, which is to tell the history of
high school athletics in Tennessee.
We want to give special recognition to
the following schools for their outstanding
efforts in raising money for the Hall of
Champions through benefit basketball
games.
The following schools raised $2,000 or
more in its 2009 Hall of Champions games:
White Station High School ($3,097.50)
Raleigh Egypt High School ($2,445.00)
Gibson County High School ($2,385.75)
W H A T ’ S
Joe and Bettye Allen
Bill Arata
Randy Barnes
Bill Baxter
Charlie Bayless
Sophia Beamon
Gene and Norma Beck
Mike Bone
Bill Brimm
John Brockwell
Guy Buchanan
Ronnie and Caroline Carter
James B. Carter
Al Cate
Jim Cradic
H A P P E N I N G
In memory of Mr. A. D. Hancock
In honor of the retirement of Mr. Ronnie Carter
In memory of Mr. Harry Beamon
In memory of Mrs. Margaret Bridges
In memory of Mr. Calvin Simms
Dorothy N. Davis
Charles Driskill
Harry Durham
Tony and Marie Earps
Jimmy Ellis
Albert Ellison
Billy Joe Evans
John Farr
Vic Francescon
Billy Bob Garrison
Judith Gentry
Joe Halfacre
Peggy Haney
Joe Hardin
Hale Harris
Ed Henley
Douglas Henry
Sue Herron
Wayne Hobbs
Rick Insell
Dale Kelley
In memory of Mr. Bill Haney
Cindy Lockhart
Eugene London
Gene and Sue Lowe
Marjorie Robertson
Mary Martindale
Blanche McClure
Dorothy McGhee
Juanita Merrell
Benny Monroe
Faye Osteen
Gloria Parham
W. A. “Buddy” Pate
Melissa Penry
Jerry Peters
Chig Ratledge
Richmeade Board of Directors
Carolyn Ridley
Morris Rogers
Dan Schlafer
Phillip and Sue Ann Simpson
Gloria Smiddy
Corinne Smith
Nelson Smotherman
Fred Sorrells
Pete Stafford
Roland Stetler
Louis Thompson
Phil Travis
TSSAA
John Tucker
Mrs. Walter Van Huss
Jerry Vradenburg
Nelda Watts
Marie Wheeler
Ted Wilson
William Woodruff
In memory of Mr. La Tain McGhee
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Schlafer
All contributions made to the TSSAA Hall of Champions are 100% tax-deductible. If you wish
to give or would like more information please contact Heather Carter at 615-889-6740 or
[email protected].
TSSAA Network Announces New Television Partnership
for Football, Basketball, and Other State Championships
Seven Tennessee Public Television Council stations to be new broadcast partner
The TSSAA Network, a partnership between The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) and PlayON!
Sports (PlayON), announces a new multi-year partnership with the seven (7) Tennessee Public Television Council (TPTC) stations for the live distribution of all football and basketball championships, as well as tape-delayed distribution of other state championships.
During the three (3) year agreement, all Division II football and basketball championships will air on live TV across the state
for the first time, and all Division I football and basketball championships will continue to be broadcast live. In addition, the
TSSAA Network will present a minimum of 17 additional state championships, including boys and girls soccer, volleyball, and
track & field. These additional state championship events will air on a tape-delayed basis across the network of TPTC stations.
All championship events will also be streamed, live and free of charge to viewers, at www.TSSAANetwork.com. The website
will also offer on-demand viewing and DVDs available for purchase at the conclusion of each event.
All TPTC stations are broadly available in the communities they serve, including over-the-air broadcast, cable, and satellite
distribution. The seven stations included in the partnership, and their over-the-air broadcast channel numbers, are:
− WTCI-TV Chattanooga
Channel 45
− WCTE-TV Cookeville
Channel 22
− WLJT-TV Martin/Jackson
Channel 11
− WETP-TV Tri-Cities
Channel 2
− WKOP-TV Knoxville
Channel 15
− WKNO-TV Memphis
Channel 10
− WNPT-TV Nashville
Channel 8
The dates and times for the eighteen (18) 2010-2011 live events are:
Thursday, December 2, 2010 (Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville)
Division II, Class A Football State Championship..................................................
Division II, Class AA Football State Championship...............................................
3:30 pm CT
7:00 pm CT
Friday, December 3, 2010 (Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville)
Division I, Class 1A Football State Championship.................................................
12:00 pm CT
3:30 pm CT
7:00 pm CT
Saturday, December 4, 2010 (Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville)
12:00 pm CT
3:30 pm CT
7:00 pm CT
Saturday, March 5, 2011 (Lipscomb University, Nashville)
Division II, Class A Girls Basketball State Championship......................................
Division II, Class A Boys Basketball State Championship......................................
Division II, Class AA Girls Basketball State Championship......................................
Division II, Class AA Boys Basketball State Championship....................................
11:00 am CT
1:00 pm CT
3:00 pm CT
5:00 pm CT
Saturday, March 12, 2011 (Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro)
Division I, Class A Girls Basketball State Championship.......................................
Division I, Class AA Girls Basketball State Championship......................................
Division I, Class AAA Girls Basketball State Championship...................................
2:00 pm CT
4:00 pm CT
6:00 pm CT
Saturday, March 19, 2011 (Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro)
Division I, Class A Boys Basketball State Championship.......................................
Division I, Class AA Boys Basketball State Championship.....................................
Division I, Class AAA Boys Basketball State Championship..................................
2:00 pm CT
4:00 pm CT
6:00 pm CT
C H A N G E S
I N
B Y L AW S
The following is a summary of the Constitution and
Bylaw changes and where they can be found in the
TSSAA handbook. An updated version of the TSSAA
handbook will be available on our website prior to member schools receiving the 2010-11 printed handbook.
When it becomes available, the updated copy of the handbook should be used to conduct coaches meetings. The
changes are as follows:
1. TSSAA Constitution (Articles II and IV) – This
rule has always allowed city superintendents of no more
than one four-year high school to run for Board and Council positions. It now states that county and city superintendents of systems of no more than one four-year high
school are eligible.
2. Article II, Section 9 (Coaches) – Allows classified employees to be used and not be counted as non-faculty coaches. They cannot be head coaches in football
basketball, baseball, softball, and track until they have
been assistants for five years and have met their requirements. Although not counted as a non-faculty coach,
he/she must be submitted to the state office annually.
All beginning, non-faculty, and classified employee
coaches must now successfully complete the online
Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. They must
successfully complete the ASEP Coaches Education
classes within their first two years.
3. Article II, Section 2 (Academic Rule) – Students
on trimesters who are ineligible at the beginning of the
school year may gain eligibility by passing five subjects
(1/2 credit) or three blocks (one credit per block) or the
equivalent the first trimester. These students will be eligible to participate in athletics when school resumes on or
after January 1 of that school year.
4. TSSAA Constitution – Article VIII (Regional
Meetings) – Members of the TSSAA staff conducted eight
athletic district meetings last year in order to increase attendance. The meeting attendance actually dropped to
only 69% which has never happened. Beginning with the
2010-11 school year, we will go back to holding three
meetings. Those meetings will be in Jackson, Nashville,
and Knoxville. The purpose of these meetings is to elect
members of the Board of Control and Legislative Council
and consider proposals to amend the Constitution or Bylaws which have been submitted to the state office by the
October 15 deadline.
5. Article II, Section 10 (Physical Examination
and Parental Consent) – The rule now states that no student be permitted to participate in practice or contests until
there is on file with the principal a preparticipation medical evaluation form signed not prior to April 15.
6. Article II, Section 16 (Tuition and Financial
Aid) – Division II schools that award need-based financial aid may now use one of the following services in order
to determine the basis for need: FACTS Grant and Aid
Assessment, Financial Aid for School Tuition (FAST),
School and Student Scholastic Services for Financial Aid
(SSS), Family Financial Needs Assessment (FFNA), Private School Aid Services, or Smart Tuition Aid. Schools
must choose one of the companies for all student-athletes.
7. TSSAA Sports Calendar – The first official day
of practice for football, girls’ volleyball, girls’ soccer, and
cross country has been moved to July 26 for the 2010-11
school year only.
All TMSAA member schools may begin practice on
July 26 this upcoming school year only.
8. TSSAA Constitution (Article III & Article IV,
Section 6) – This explains the duties of the various ex officio representatives on behalf of their constituents when
in attendance at TSSAA Board of Control and Legislative
Council meetings.
9. Rule #6 (Participation/Division) of the TMSAA
Bylaws – The following statement was added: Once an
eighth grade student who is enrolled and in regular attendance at a high school participates in a sport at that level,
he/she will be ineligible to participate in the same sport
for a member middle school.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE RECOGNITION
ADMINISTRATOR – STEVE MCCULLOUGH
TSSAA is proud to recognize Steve McCullough as its distinguished honoree as an administrator.
Steve has been an assistant principal and athletic director at Munford High School since 1992. He started his teaching and coaching career at Munford High School in1974. Steve
was also at Drummonds Elementary School as a teacher and assistant principal from 1984 to 1992.
Steve is a graduate of Munford High School. He attended Jackson State Community College from 1968 to 1970. He graduated from the University of Memphis in 1974 and also
received his Masters of Education degree from the University of Memphis in 1993. He was named District Athletic Director of the year in 2002-2003 and again in 2004-2005.
Steve lives in Drummonds with his wife, Elaine. They have a son, John Andrew. He also has a stepson and daughter-in-law, Seth and Lindsay McGill and a grandson, Tate
McGill.
TSSAA proudly salutes Steve McCullough for his many contributions to the students and athletes in the State of Tennessee.
OFFICIAL – CHIP FULLER
TSSAA is proud to recognize Chip Fuller as its distinguished service honoree as an official.
Chip is a native of Maryville and has been a TSSAA/USSF Referee since 1989. He has worked in numerous TSSAA state soccer tournaments and has served as referee for
several state championship games. Chip was instrumental in implementing the current system used for assigning state tournament soccer officials through the Arbiter.
Chip is currently a Grade 5 USSF referee in the sport of soccer. He is an NCAA Assigning Officer and a NISOA National Referee.
Mr. Fuller has served in the role as Athletic Director for the past 20 years. For 17 years he was a teacher, coach, and the A.D. at Maryville High School. He is currently the
Athletic Director and Assistant Principal at Heritage High School and has served in that role for the past three years.
Chip is a graduate of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
TSSAA proudly salutes Chip Fuller for his contributions to the student-athletes in Tennessee.
COACH – GARY RANKIN
TSSAA is proud to recognize Gary Rankin as its distinguished service honoree as a coach.
Gary has been involved in education and coaching for the past thirty-four years. He is currently the Head Football Coach and Assistant Principal at Alcoa High School. Coach
Rankin has led Alcoa to four straight state titles since becoming the head coach in 2006. He has also been named the Class 2A State Coach of the Year by the Tennessee SportsWriter’s Association each year he has been at Alcoa. He was named the National Coach of the Year by the National High School Coaches Association in 2007.
Coach Rankin graduated from Smith County High School in Carthage in 1972. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Tennessee in 1977 and his Master’s
in Education from Tennessee Tech University in 1981. He also received his +45 from Middle Tennessee State University in 1994.
Gary began his career in education at Warren County High School where he served as the Assistant Football Coach from 1976-1981. He was the Head Coach and Athletic Director/Assistant Principal at Smith County High School, his high school alma mater, from 1981-89. From 1990-2005, Coach Rankin was the Head Coach and Athletic Director at
Riverdale High School. While at Riverdale he led the Warriors to play in nine state championship games. They won four state titles and finished runner-up five times. He was
also named the TSWA State Coach of the Year five times during his career at Riverdale.
Coach Rankin has been named the District/Region Coach of the Year 24 times. He has coached teams to 13 undefeated regular seasons and 22 seasons with 10-plus wins. He
had a 70-game region winning streak while at Riverdale. He has over 300 coaching victories, which is currently 4th all-time in Tennessee. Coach Rankin has also coached 12 Mr. Football Award winners over
the course of his career.
Gary and his wife, Sandra, have three children: John Tucker (16), Carly Addison (13), and Thomas Zeke (8).
TSSAA proudly salutes Gary Rankin for his tremendous contributions to the student-athletes in Tennessee.
Photo provided by Taylor Loyal/Gannett Tennessee
CONTRIBUTOR – BARBARA WOLKE
TSSAA is proud to recognize Barbara Wolke as its distinguished service award honoree in the contributor category.
Barbara Wolke is a native of Middle Tennessee and a longtime resident of Rutherford County. In November of 2003, Barbara joined the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau as the Director of Group Sales. Prior to her current position, she was Director of Sales for the Holiday Inn of Murfreesboro from 1997 –
2001, Sales Manager at the Holiday Inn located in Brentwood, Catering Director for Mere Bulles restaurant in downtown Nashville, and a realtor with Coldwell Banker.
Barbara earned her designation as a CHSP (Certified Hospitality Sales Professional) from the Educational Institute with the American Hotel & Motel Association in 1999. She is
a graduate of the Dale Carnegie Training Course and earned her TMP (Travel Marketing Professional) designation from the Southeast Tourism Society Marketing College in 2007.
Barbara works with area hotels to coordinate hotel blocks for all of the TSSAA events that are hosted in Rutherford County. She secures complimentary room blocks and assigns
those rooms to designated TSSAA officials and staff. Barbara is also responsible for recruiting, scheduling and coordinating volunteers to work the various TSSAA events. Her invaluable expertise of the industry, combined with her communication and organizational skills, ensures that each event runs smoothly from start to finish.
Her hobbies include swimming, boating and music. Barbara and Max, her husband of 28 years, reside in Smyrna and have three sons, Maximillian, David and Michael.
TSSAA proudly salutes Barbara Wolke for the outstanding job she does and her dedication and contributions to high school athletics in Tennessee.
B E R N A R D
C H I L D R E S S
When it comes to high school athletics, there are so many misunderstandings about the athletic association and the role it plays. TSSAA
is a voluntary organization of member schools. Those schools have
developed a legislative process they follow to write and enforce the
rules they have established.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association is comprised
of nine athletic districts across the state. Each district has a Legislative
Council and Board of Control member that is elected by the schools in
their area. The Legislative Council members are responsible for writing and amending the TSSAA Constitution and Bylaws. The TSSAA
Board of Control members work with the state office staff to help coordinate and administer the programs our member schools have said
they want.
TSSAA is a member of the National Federation of High Schools
(NFHS). All 50 states have an athletic organization that is recognized
by the National Federation. All of the actual playing rules in each sport
are written by the NFHS. A national committee in each sanctioned
sport is selected to study and make any changes to the playing rules.
Whereas all states follow the same playing rules in the sports they
sanction, no two states have the same constitution, bylaws, and eligibility requirements. The mission of TSSAA, as stated in the TSSAA
Constitution, is as follows:
The mission of the TSSAA is to serve its members by providing
leadership and coordination for the administration of interscholastic
athletics, which will enhance the educational experiences of students.
The TSSAA will promote participation and sportsmanship to develop
good citizens through interscholastic athletics, which provide equitable
opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students
while maximizing the achievement of educational goals.
The purpose of TSSAA, as stated in the TSSAA Constitution, is as
follows:
The purposes of the corporation shall be as stated in the Charter of
Incorporation and, in addition, to stimulate and regulate interscholastic athletic competition among the member schools in accordance with
the standards established by those schools in the TSSAA Bylaws.
This is the time of year when many questions about student-athlete
eligibility arise. Listed below are a few eligibility requirements all student-athletes and parents should be familiar with:
•
A student must earn five credits the preceding school year if
less than 24 units are required for graduation or six credits the preceding school year if 24 or more credits are required for graduation. All
credits must be earned by the first day of the beginning of the school
year.
•
A student must be enrolled before the 20th school day of the
semester, in regular attendance, and carrying at least five full courses
during the present semester.
•
A student is permitted eight semesters of eligibility beginning
with the ninth grade. Junior division students are permitted four semesters of eligibility beginning with the eighth grade.
•
A student shall be ineligible in high school if he or she becomes 19 years of age on or before August 1 or in junior high if he or
she becomes 16 years of age on or before August 1.
•
Athletes must live at home with their parents.
•
In order for a transfer student with an athletic record to be eligible at another school there must be a bona fide change of residence
by the athlete's parents.
•
All transfer students must be approved by the Executive Director of TSSAA before participating in any game.
•
A student who engages in three or more days of practice - including spring practice - with a high school in which he or she is enrolled shall be ineligible in that sport for 12 months if the student enrolls
in another school without a corresponding change in the residence of
his or her parents.
•
A student whose name is listed on the school eligibility report cannot participate in an independent game or meet until the season
has closed in that particular sport. (This does not include golf, tennis or
bowling.)
•
A registered athlete cannot accept any money for athletic
skills in any TSSAA sponsored sport.
•
An athlete may accept a medal, trophy, high school letter,
sweater, jacket, shirt, blazer or blanket for athletic participation but
nothing else of commercial value, and these awards must carry the
school's letter or other appropriate award emblem.
•
All expenses to an athletic camp where specified instruction
is offered must be paid by the athlete or his parents.
•
When an athlete is charged tuition to attend a school, it must
be paid by the parent or bona fide guardian or other family member.
•
A student who repeats the seventh or eighth grade after passing that grade and participates in school athletics while repeating shall
be ineligible to participate in athletics in the ninth grade.
•
A student may not participate in an all-star game unless it is
sanctioned by the TSSAA and unless he/she has completed high school
eligibility in that sport.
In conclusion, the general public should not think of TSSAA as
the building on Lebanon Road in Hermitage. TSSAA is the 394 member high schools and 307 member middle schools that work together
creating athletic programs designated to enhance each student’s educational experience.
OFFICIAL NOTICES OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
Rules violations by member schools and sanctions imposed. All activities varsity level unless otherwise specified.
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
SPORT
VIOLATION
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
Alvin C. York Institute
Track
School self-reported. All points earned vacated. School fined $200.
Bartlett
Baseball
Beech
Softball
Use of ineligible player in
four meets
Head coach ejected for
unsportsmanlike conduct
Violation of dead period
Bledsoe County
Softball
Bradley Central
Baseball
Bradley Central
Boys’ Track
Braircrest Christian
School
Cane Ridge
Baseball
Cascade
Soccer
Chattanooga School
for Arts & Sciences
Volleyball
Christian Academy of
Knoxville
Christian Academy of
Knoxville
Soccer
Clarksville Academy
Golf
Coffee County
Baseball
Cumberland Gap
Baseball
East Hickman
Softball
F. C. Boyd Christian
School
F. C. Boyd Christian
School
Franklin
Baseball
Franklin County
Softball
Gallatin
Baseball
Giles County
Soccer
Grace Baptist
Academy
Football
Grace Christian
Academy
Football and Boys’
Basketball
SPORT
Football
Softball
Baseball
Soccer
VIOLATION
Violation of summer dead
period
Two athletes entered a
meet without coach’s
knowledge
Violation of non-faculty
coach rule
Playing ineligible player in
one game
Playing of ineligible player in
one match
Violation of practice rule
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
School’s decision to suspend next two games. Coach not
allowed to attend games under suspension. School fined $250
School self-reported. School will extend the softball dead period by
one week in 2011.
Softball program must observe a three week dead period during the
summer of 2011.
School’s decision to suspend next four games.
Coach not allowed to attend games under suspension. School fined
$250.
School self-reported. Student-athletes suspended and not allowed to
participate in next four track meets.
School fined $500.
School self-reported. School fined $50.
School self-reported. Win vacated. School fined $50.
School self-reported. Decreased number of days allowed for try-outs
to 2 days, begin official practice Aug. 2nd; program not to participate in
weight lifting, conditioning, open facilities, or 3 days of practice at
conclusion of 2010-11 school year.
Playing of ineligible player in School self-reported. Win vacated. School fined $50. Student-athlete
one match
must sit out next two contests.
Playing of ineligible player in School self-reported. All pre-season scrimmages suspended for
scrimmage game
remainder of season. Coach suspended first four regular season
contests and placed on probation for duration of season. Softball
program on probation one year. Program limited to total of two
scrimmages or one play date during 2010-11 school year. School
fined $500.
Violation of summer dead
School self-reported. School will extend the athletic program’s dead
period
period by one week in 2011.
School fined $500
coach rule
Players left bench and came School fined $250
onto playing field
Players left bench and came School fined $250
onto playing field
School fined $500.
coach rule
Playing ineligible player in
School self-reported. School fined $50.
one game
Asst. coach ejected for
Playing of ineligible player
School self-reported. Wins vacated. School fined $250. Studentathlete ineligible to participate in twice the number of contests he
competed in while ineligible.
Fan came onto field and
School fined $250
threatened official
School self-reported. Spring practice reduced one day; summer
practice reduced to 13 days; official football practice to begin two days
late.
Violation of Tuition and
All football and basketball wins vacated in contests in which ineligible
Financial Aid – playing
player participated during 97-08, 08-09, 09-10. Awards and financial
ineligible player
shares earned during same time period to be returned to TSSAA.
Fines for playing ineligible player waived. Total athletic program on
restrictive probation for one year beginning March 26, 2010 – with the
football and boys’ basketball program and additional year. The
athletic program is being placed on probation for three years
beginning March 26, 2010. School fined $5,000.
OFFICIAL NOTICES OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
Rules violations by member schools and sanctions imposed. All activities varsity level unless otherwise specified.
SCHOOL
SPORT
VIOLATION
Hardin Valley Academy
Boys’ Track
Playing of ineligible player
Harding Academy
Baseball (JV)
Hillsboro
Soccer
Independence
Baseball
Jackson Central-Merry
Soccer
Jackson North Side
Soccer
Jefferson Co.
Soccer
Karns
Soccer
Karns
Soccer
Kenwood
Softball
Player came off bench onto
playing field
Violation of independent
game rule, playing ineligible
player, violation of award
rule
Lavergne
Boys’ Basketball
Macon County
Softball
McGavock
Football
McMinn County
Softball
Melrose
Boys’ Basketball
Milan
Baseball
Mt. Juliet
Baseball
Violation of spring practice
rule
coach rule
Head coached ejected for
Failure to submit proper
eligibility information in
required time period
Mt. Juliet Christian
Academy
Oakland
Football
Soccer
Obion County
Baseball
Page
Boys’ Basketball
Page
Girls’ Basketball
Violation of sport calendar
Rhea County
Baseball
Southwind
Soccer
St. Benedict
Station Camp
Girls’ Cross
Country
Softball
Stone Memorial
Baseball
Use of ineligible player in
eight events
Violation of non -faculty
coach rule
Violation of coaching rule
Tennessee
Baseball
Union County
Baseball
West Creek
Football
White County
Volleyball
Wilson Central
Softball
Violation of 50% rule
Wooddale
Soccer
Fans came onto playing
field during altercation
Players left bench and came
onto playing field
Playing of ineligible player in
one game – program paid
for camp
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
School self-reported. All points earned vacated. School fined $50.
Student-athlete ineligible to participate in twice the number of contests
in which he participated as an ineligible player.
School’s decision to suspend next two games. Coach not allowed to
attend games under suspension. School fined $250
School fined $250
attend games under suspension.
Soccer team removed from tournament on May 14, 2010. No team
replacement and a bye placed in bracket. All wins vacated. School
fined $200. Student athlete ineligible to participate in varsity level
soccer 12 months past the date he received the forbidden awards.
pending
pending
Total athletic program must observe a three-week dead period during
the summer of 2011.
School self-reported. Boys’ summer practice decreased by 14 days.
School fined $500.
School’s decision to suspend next two games. Coach not allowed to’
School fined $50
School’s decision to suspend next two games. Coach not allowed to’
School self-reported. School will extend dead period for baseball
program by 15 days.
School self-reported. Summer practice reduced from 15 to 12 days
and will not begin official practice until July 27, 2010.
School self-reported. School imposed an additional two-week dead
period for boys’ basketball program.
Girls’ Basketball program must observe a dead period beginning
August 15 through August 21, 2010.
School self-reported. All points earned vacated and overall team
scores adjusted accordingly. School fined $250.
School fined $500.
School self-reported. School suspended coach three days without
pay and letter of reprimand placed in personnel file.
School fined $250
School self-reported. Win vacated. School fined $50. Student-athlete
ineligible to participate until game fee reimbursed. School suspended
head coach next two varsity games and remainder of practice that
week.
School self-reported. Volleyball program must observe a three-week
dead period during the summer of 2011.
School self-reported. School self-imposed a reduction of two regular
season games and one tournament this year.
School fined $250
T H E R I G H T T E A M : A N U P D AT E
S T E P H E N
B A R G A T Z E
PRESENTED BY THE GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFETY OFFICE
Organizational Background
The mission of the TSSAA is to serve its members by providing leadership and coordination for the administration of interscholastic athletics, which will enhance the educational
experience of students. According to the TSSAA Constitution
and Bylaws, “the TSSAA will promote participation and sportsmanship to develop good citizens through interscholastic athletics, which provide equitable opportunities, positive recognition
and learning experiences to students while maximizing the
achievement of education goals.” The Right Team is a branch of
the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association which exists to serve schools in a more personal and accessible manner.
The Governors Highway Safety Office supports the TSSAA
Right Team through a grant.
Program Description
The TSSAA Right Team was established over 10 years
ago to be a resource for schools in the following:
-Student leadership development
-Suicide
-Alcohol, tobacco and drug prevention
-Driver safety education
-Conflict resolution/violence prevention/bullying
-Sportsmanship and citizenship education
In the last five years, the Right Team has directly reached over
242,000 students across the state of Tennessee. One of the most
exciting programs offered to the schools through the TSSAA
Right Team is the Magic of Stephen. Stephen Bargatze, the Director of the Right Team, uses his magical talent to entertain students in assemblies, clubs or classrooms. Stephen has performed
magic for over 30 years and has won numerous awards in magic
including: three time world of wizards champion, Southeastern
Association Magician of the year, Midwest Association Magician
of the year, and the International Brotherhood of Magicians
Close-up Champion. Once he has earned the respect of the students through magic, Stephen has the opportunity to discuss the
dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, the importance of seat
belts and the importance of avoiding alcohol and drugs while
driving a vehicle. This year, Stephen will provide three programs
to Tennessee schools. In the first program, Stephen emphasizes
three points to the students which are to 1) respect their parents,
2) respect their teachers, and 3) respect themselves not to get involved with chemicals or activities that could harm them at school
or on the road. This program focuses on students as individuals
and the dangers of violence and reckless behavior at home, at
school and on the road. The “Magic of Stephen” also makes presentations for adult audiences delivered at conferences for school
personnel and parents. The purpose of the third presentation is to
1) to educate teachers as to their important role in preventing the
targeted youth problem behaviors, 2) to promote the Right Team
prevention efforts, and 3) to promote TSSAA’s mission of encouraging and enhancing sportsmanship and citizenship in the
area of athletics and academics.
For more information or to schedule a school assembly please
contact Courtney Brunetz, Right Team Administrator at
[email protected] or by phone at 423-624-0762 .
To contact Stephen Bargatze, Director of the Right Team, you
can email him at [email protected]
September 11
2010-2011 ACT Test Dates
October 23 December 11 February 12
April 9
June 11
September 10
2011-2012 ACT Test Dates
October 22 December 10 February 11
April 14
June 19
B L U E C R O S S
B O W L
The BlueCross Bowl Countdown is On
Football season is here once again! In just a
few short months, the best teams in Tennessee
will take the field in pursuit of the BlueCross Bowl Championship title. No
doubt your team has already faced many challenges this season, both on and
off the field.
These physical, mental and emotional challenges build leadership skills,
teamwork and healthy habits your students will take with them beyond their
high school days. Healthy habits started at a young age increase a child’s
chances of becoming a healthy adult who will make exercise and eating right
a life-long priority.
These healthy priorities are why BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is
proud to support the TSSAA and athletic competitions like the BlueCross
Bowl. BlueCross is committed to improving the health and well-being of
Tennesseans of all ages and believes that your student athletes’ healthy
choices will inspire other students – and even other community members –
to work towards their own healthy goals.
By now, all high school head coaches should have received a BlueCross
Bowl poster. Use the poster’s brackets to track your team’s progress throughout the season. If you have not yet received your poster, please email your
name, school and address to Kathryn Smith ([email protected]),
Corporate Sponsorship Project Manager at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.
Have a safe, fun and healthy season as the countdown to Cookeville begins!
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc., an Independent
Licensee of the BlueCross BlueShield Association.
BLUECROSS BOWL DIVISION I AND II FACT SHEET
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is proud to partner with the Tennessee
Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) as sponsor for the BlueCross
Bowl, Tennessee’s Division I and II high school football championships.
DIVISION II SCHEDULE:
Thursday, Dec. 2
(All times Central Standard Time)
3:30 p.m. Class A Championship
7 p.m.
Class AA Championship
DIVISION I SCHEDULE:
Friday, Dec. 3
Noon
1A Championship
3:30 p.m. 3A Championship
7 p.m.
5A Championship
Saturday, Dec. 4
Noon
2A Championship
3:30 p.m. 4A Championship
7 p.m.
6A Championship
LOCATION:
Tucker Stadium (16,500 capacity) Tennessee Tech University Cookeville, Tenn.
TELEVISION BROADCAST:
TSSAA Network on PBS affiliates throughout Tennessee
RADIO BROADCAST:
TSSAA Network and www.tssaa.org
HISTORY OF CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1950 – The Nashville Area Junior Chamber ofCommerce establishes the Clinic
Bowl as a Middle Tennessee high schoolfootball bowl game benefiting Vanderbilt
Physical Therapy Clinic.
1969 – First year of playoffs. Four teams from each of the three
classifications play in a two-round playoff.
1972 – Playoff format expands to eight teams from each classification.
1977 – Playoff format expands to 16 teams from each classification.
1982 – TSSAA selects the Clinic Bowl as host for the Division 1A, 2A and 3A
state high school football championships. It is the first time all three games are
played on the same day at the same location.
1985 – Playoff format expands to 32 teams from each classification.
1993 – High school football classification expands from three to five classes and
the state championships are expanded to a two-day event for1A-5A title games.
1994 – For the first time, the Clinic Bowl is televised on network television in
Nashville and Memphis.
1997 – Schools divided into two divisions based on whether or not financial
aid is part of the school’s athletic program. Schools offering financial aid
are placed in Division II, while the remaining schools are placed in Division I. This
creates seven championships, five for Division I and two for Division II.
2000 – The Division I Championships are named the BlueCross Bowl and
relocated to MTSU’s Floyd Stadium.
2005 – BlueCross signs on as title sponsor of the Division II Championships
(renamed BlueCross Bowl) and the games relocate to MTSU's Floyd Stadium.
2007 – The BlueCross Bowl Division II Championship reorganizes from three
classes to two classes.
2009 – The BlueCross Bowl Division I Championship reorganizes from five
classes to six classes. Also, the Division I and II championships move to
the same weekend at Tennessee Tech’s Tucker Stadium.
PAST CHAMPIONS:
2009 Division II Champions
A – Webb Schoolof Knoxville
AA – Memphis University School
2009 Division I Champions
1A – Union City
2A – Trousdale County
3A – Alcoa
4A – Giles County
5A – Beech
6A – White Station
TICKETS:
$12 for general admission and good for admission to all games played on day purchased. Tickets are sold only on game day.
WEB SITES:
www.tssaa.org - Results, scores
www.bcbst.com - BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
CONTACT INFORMATION:
For BlueCross Bowl inquiries, contact:
Matthew Gillespie, TSSAA
(615) 889-6740 or [email protected]
Kathryn Smith, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
(423) 535-6518 or [email protected]
AMERICAN SPORT EDUCATION PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
Listed below are the names of the individuals who attended the ASEP Coaches Education Courses and the dates they attended. It must be noted that
attendance in the class does not give them credit for successful completion of their requirements. In order to receive credit for successfully completing the coursework, each participant must pass the Coaching Principles and Sport First Aid tests.
April 24th – 25th, 2010
Nik Aamlid
Stacie Aamlid
Christopher G. Aldridge
Lucy Bertram
Rollen D. Bradshaw II
Matt Carrigan
Craig Casey
Brody Ferrell
Rick A. Gentry
Beverly Goodman
Mark Harshbarger
Clint Haun
Randy Hearon
H.L. Heatherly
Steven Hernandez
Elmore Hill, Jr.
Kim Hulse
Michael Jones
Tana Lewis
Rick Lowry
Chris Marsalis
David Mason
Patrick Murphy
Michelle Plummer
Elizabeth Pollock
Kamela Allie Rogers
William Joshua Rogers
Mark Schoenfield
Tommey Leigh Stone
Adam Tomlinson
Jimbo Vaughn
John Wilkinson III
David Williams
May 1st – 2nd, 2010
Frances Balthis
Joe Cooper
Jennifer L. Cox
Katherine Tigert Frederick
Damon Frier
George Gibson
Steve Hamblin
Kimberly A. Isbell
David Jones
John Jowers
Jeff Little
Adam Muston
Rebecca Tigert Pendleton
Tammy Potenza
Amber Salyers
Elijah Taylor
Susanna Taylor
James Thomas
June 16th – 17th, 2010
Steve Bell
Stacey Bernard Braden
Pat Curran
Andrew Gandee
Donald M. Gleason
Michael J. Gonyea
Freddie Harris
Clayton H. Harris, Jr.
Grover C. Harwell
Jimmy Hittson
Tyler D. Hood
Timmy Hooper
Will Hyden
Derek Ladd
Luke Landers
Randall Mayes
Ed McCracken
Donelson Christian Academy
Stone Memorial High School
Loudon High School
Sycamore High School
Lincoln County Ninth Grade Academy
Lebanon High School
Morristown-Hamblen High School East
Merrol Hyde Magnet School
West Greene High School
Brentwood Academy
Gallatin High School
Harpeth Hall High School
Father Ryan High School
Wilson Central High School
St. Cecilia High School
David Lipscomb High School
Harriman High School
Friendship Christian School
Franklin High School
St. Cecilia Academy
University School of Nashville
Dyersburg City Schools
Dyersburg City Schools
Hume-Fogg High School
Grahamwood Elementary School
Friendship Christian School
East Robertson High School
Franklin High School
J.W. Adams Combined School
Briarcrest Christian School
First Assembly Christian School
Houston High School
Dyer County High School
Houston High School
Dyer County High School
Dyersburg High School
Wayne County High School
Houston High School
Lanier Elementary School
Dyersburg High School
Houston High School
Houston High School
Bridgeforth Middle School
Franklin Road Academy
Harding Academy
McEwen High School
Franklin County High School
Grundy County High School
Columbia Central High School
Haywood High School
Cascade High School
Davidson Academy
Houston County Middle School
Tullahoma High School
Grundy County High School
Station Camp High School
Julie Lynn Merrill
Jonathon Mitchell
Ann Mullins
Daniel Owsley
Angela Parker
Joey Phillips
Shannon Reade
John T. Temple
July 7th – 8th, 2010
Sarah Bailey
Kelly L. Barnes
Raul Fernandez
Dwayne L. Glaze
Trevor Harvey
Michael Heilman
Carmen J. Hochevar
Dennis Jordan
Lynne Jordan
William C. Kee
David Knieling
Chris Lowery
Luther Manning
Sir David Pettus
Greg Plattenburg
Tina Harris Saylor
Jaye Schuler
Chase Slaven
Travis Stinnett
Ashleigh Struthers
Jeffrey L. Thomas
July 21st – 22nd 2010
Trenton Adams
Jenny Adcox
Devin Arnold
Caroline Barrett
Sammy Batts
Rick Berry
Karen Blevins
Arterga Brand
Amanda Britt
Tracey Clairmont
Joe Cooper
Collins Day
Caitlin Doyle
Floyd Garrett
Eric Gray
Matt Hewett
Josh Hughes
Karen Ingram
Gerald Kilpatrick
James Maclin
Robert Lane McCarter
Joshua McElroy
Lennies McFerren, Jr.
Eryka N. Morris
Gary Mullen
Jon Mungle
Ed Murphy
Anthony T. Owens
Mark Pillow
Daniel William Roberts
Wesley P. Scott Iii
Dan Singer
Tony Sonnabend
Buffie M. Turner
Phillip Valle
Kimberly Wade
Bill Watters
Kris Whitfield
Johnny Jo Wilson
Greenbrier High School
Houston County Middle School
Siegel High School
White House Heritage High School
Cascade High School
Merrol Hyde Magnet School
Goodpasture Christian School
Knoxville Catholic High School
Heritage High School
Hixson High School
Taylor Youth Center
Rockwood Middle School
Page High School
Grace Christian Academy
Cannon County High School
Lebanon High School
Heritage High School
Cookeville High School
Austin-East High School
Harriman Middle School
Maryville High School
St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School
St. Charles Elementary School
Brentwood Academy
Scott High School
Alcoa High School
Meigs County High School
St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School
White Station High School
Zion Christian Academy
McGavock & Cane Ridge High School
Collierville High School
Craigmont High School
St. George's Independent School
Zion Christian Academy
Haywood High School
Haywood High School
St. Mary's Episcopal School
Houston High School
St. Benedict at Auburndale
Dresden High School
Ridgeway High School
Houston High School
Arlington High School
Henry County High School
Arlington High School
St. Agnes Academy
Ravenwood High School
Clarksville Academy
Haywood Junior High School
St. Benedict at Auburndale
Haywood Junior High School
G E N E
M E N E E S
2010 TSSAA BOYS’ STATE SOCCER OFFICIALS
Tri - Cities
Bob Acero
Kyle Mallinak
TN-Valley
Mike Compton
Chip Fuller
Paul Lane
Rich Melton
Cookeville
Adams, Hank
Donegan, Tim
Southeast
Carlos Pielago
Aaron Martin
Craig Phillips
Isaac Martinez
Highland Rim
Demetrius Beard
Mark Skelton
Mitch Clark
Matt Landis
Stephen Shirley
Jessica White
Jill CondonKent Bean
MTSOA
Andy Moss
Dennis Beard
Randy Pavlovich
Mandy Love
Tony Franz
Matt Drew
Aaron Denton
Brent Bornhoff
West TN
Jack Winkleman
Landon Pilant
Narong Chantara
Steve Cramer
2010 STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT UMPIRES
Steve Armbruster
Ralph Chambers
Keith Chard
Tom Coffman
Carson Dozier
Matt Dunn
Mitchell Dunn
Dale Ford
Robert Hill
Eric Hord
Scott Hutsell
Dennis Jones
Memphis
Chattanooga
Lawrenceburg
Tullahoma
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Tri-cities
Memphis
Nashville
Athens
Jasper
Todd Kent
Wayne McMeans
Tony Michael
Jim Miles
Tom Ouimet
Paul Pendleton
Eddie Pye
Bryan Self
Brad Sloan
Sammy Smith
James Wiseman
David Wray
Northwest
Waverly
Murfreesboro
Columbia
Knoxville
Tri-cities
Murfreesboro
Knoxville
Nashville
Memphis
Tullahoma
Northwest
2010 TSSAA STATE SOFTBALL UMPIRES
Terry Barber – Christiana (Murfreesboro)
Mike Barrett – Hendersonville (Hendersonville)
Roger Campbell – Blountville (Kingsport)
Kenneth Cato – Dickson (Dickson)
Paul Feliciano – Knoxville (Knoxville)
John French – Paris (Waverly)
Steve Horn – Gleason (Dyersburg)
Robert Johnson – Memphis (Memphis)
Kim Moore – Southaven (Memphis)
Ed Rowe – Chattanooga (Chattanooga)
Calvin Sims – Madison (Nashville)
Tammy Tolley-Delorey – Jonesborough (Tri-Cities)
State Umpires Asked to Work First Two Sessions
Harlan Fesmire – Lexington (Lexington)
Charles Lawson – Chattanooga (Chattanooga)
Brad McTigue – Shelbyville (Murfreesboro)
Andrew Smith – Morristown (Morristown)
Frank Watson – Columbia (Columbia)
Ronnie Wilson – Oliver Springs (Oak Ridge)
UIC – Bill Wilson
REPORTING UNUSUAL INCIDENTS
It shall be the duty of a game official to file IMMEDIATELY a
report with the state office if there is any unusual incident involving unsportsmanlike conduct of the part of players, coaches,
cheerleaders, or fans.
You do not need to call the Hotline if you can send your report
by ONE of the following methods:
1) Use the form supplied on our web site at www.tssaa.org OR
2) e-mail a report to [email protected] OR
3) Send FAX to 615-889-0544, within 24 hours after incident.
If you cannot use one of the above methods of reporting, then
call the Hotline immediately and then follow by mail with a written report.
MAKE PRELIMINARY REPORT IF:
• Players are ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct.
• If player is ejected in soccer, also state reason and type of
card(s) given.
• Substitutes leave bench area during an incident or fans
come onto field or floor.
• Coaches are ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct.
• Coaches remove team from field or floor.
• There is ANY major unusual unsportsmanlike conduct.
IF IN DOUBT - REPORT IT
CALL TSSAA OFFICIAL’S HOTLINE
1-888-TSSAA01 (1-888-877-2201)
RECOGNITION OF OFFICIALS
TSSAA would like to congratulate and recognize the officials listed below for their years of service in officiating high school sports in the state of Tennessee. We appreciate
their support and dedication to high school sports in the state of Tennessee. TSSAA will recognize the recipients of the 25, 40, and 50 year awards in this issue of the NEWS
and we will recognize the recipients of the 5, 10, and 15 year awards in following issues.
OFFICIALS RECEIVING 50 YEAR AWARDS
ATKINS, GEORGE C.
PARIS
FRANCESCON, VICTOR B.
BRENTWOOD
GIBBS, HESTER
LEBANON
KENNEDY, BRYAN
FAYETTEVILLE
REED, JAMES H.
SHELBYVILLE
WILLOUGHBY, WINK
OAKLAND
BURNETTE, GERALD T.
HENDERSONVILLE
FORD, DALE
JONESBOROUGH
GRAVES, JERRY D.
MEDINA
GREGG, HAROLD GENE
GREENEVILLE
HAYNES, NEIL R.
SAVANNAH
LAMONS, JACK G.
TULLAHOMA
OGG, MIKE
NASHVILLE
RASH, LEON A
JASPER
SIMMONS, AL F
SHELBYVILLE
WILSON III, WILLIAM P
KNOXVILLE
BARNES, PAT
BARTLETT
BECKER, FRANK V
WHITE BLUFF
BOLES, CLIFTON E
CELINA
BROCK, DEMPSEY J.
DECHERD
BROGAN, WALLACE F
POWELL
BROWN, RANDY
HALLS
CHAMBERS, RALPH E.
HIXSON
COWSERT, DAVID RAY
CORDOVA
CROSS, TIMOTHY A
CHATTANOOGA
CULBERSON, W L
COLUMBIA
DEARMITT, GENE
JACKSON
DILL, JIMMY W.
EASTERLY, MARK C
FITE, BARTON B.
FOGARTY JR, WILLIAM G.
GARRETT II, CHARLIE A
GREEN, RICHARD E
HARBERT, MARK C,
HARGIS, JOEL "JODY"
HEMPHILL, JAMES R
HODGE, RANDEL S.
HOOPER, RANDY R
HUGHES, MIKE E.,
HUMPHREY, LARRY
HURLEY, BRAD
LAWRENCE, BILLY R.
LICHLYTER, JAMES M.
MARSHALL, JAMES E.
MCWHIRTER
MIDGETT, LEE
NEELY, CATHERINE
PENZKOFER, DENISE A
PERKINS SR, ANTONIO E
PHILLIPS, STEPHEN P.
ROGERS, KENNETH L
RYAN, TERRY M.
SEALS, DOUG
SMITH, JAMES W
STREET, STEPHEN M.
TAYLOR, DAN L
WHEATON, JOHN M
WILSON, BILL
CLARKSVILLE
GREENEVILLE
MURFREESBORO
KNOXVILLE
JACKSON
KNOXVILLE
COLLIERVILLE
MONTEAGLE
MADISONVILLE
JONESBOROUGH
MARYVILLE
MEMPHIS
HENDERSONVILLE
BRUCETON
MT JULIET
DANDRIDGE
KNOXVILLE
RICHARD A. CLARKSVILLE
MURFREESBORO
HIXSON
KNOXVILLE
KNOXVILLE
JACKSON
ROCK ISLAND
GERMANTOWN
JEFFERSON CITY
LEBANON
ELIZABETHTON
GALLATIN
ALGOOD
KNOXVILLE
TSSAA Corporate Sponsorships
It’s Football, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball and Golf Time in Tennessee! TSSAA corporate sponsors play an integral part in the TSSAA State Championships. TSSAA would like
to thank BlueCross BlueShield, Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Baptist Sports Medicine, the Governors Highway Safety Office, the United States Marines Corps, Musco Sports
Lighting, Click Effects and Keep Tennessee Beautiful for their continued support of the
TSSAA and high school athletics.
BCBST- The 2010-2011 school year marks the 11th year BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has been a proud corporate partner and title sponsor of the Tennessee Secondary
School Athletic Association's Division I football championships and its sixth year as title sponsor of the Division II football championships.
In partnership with the TSSAA, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee invites you to get into
the movement. Whether it's playing sports or taking the stairs instead of the elevator, we can
all move toward a healthier future. Follow the example of Tennessee's young athletes and
make healthy habits a priority in your life.
Baptist Sports Medicine-As always, Baptist Sports Medicine will provide the medical
coverage for the TSSAA State Championships. Baptist Sports Medicine is the official sports
medicine provider for the Tennessee Titans and the TSSAA. In addition, Baptist Sports Medicine helped initiate the Tennessee Sports Medicine Advisory Council. Although the group
is founded through the Baptist Sports Medicine and TSSAA partnership, the new council will
ultimately be an independent organization for the benefit of all Tennessee athletes. TnSMAC
will consist of an independent group of medical professionals throughout the state of Tennessee to provide sound medical advice to administrators, coaches, parents and studentathletes on critical issues related to participation in athletics. For more information, visit
http://www.tnsmac.com.
Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee joined the marketing partners in 2008. Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee will continue to play an important role at all of our state championships this fall.
Governors Highway Safety Office reminds you stay safe: Click It or Ticket It and don’t
let friends drive impaired.
The United States Marines Corps- The United State Marines Corps is proud to support
high school athletic in Tennessee and the title sponsor of the Wrestling Championships.
Marines live by their core values- honor, courage and commitment. Do you have what it
takes to be one of the Few, the proud? Call 1-800- MARINES or log on to Marines.com
Click Effects- Entertain fans and GENERATE SPONSORSHIP REVENUE with CLICK
EFFECTS 6.0 PRO AUDIO. CLICK EFFECTS is guaranteed to add a whole new dimension to all of your games and events plus provide a potential revenue source for your school.
For more information, please contact Sound & Video Creations, Inc. at 800-520-7355.
Keep Tennessee Beautiful joins the TSSAA in an effort to create litter free events
throughout the state. To learn more information on keeping a “litter free” event, please contact For more information or to register your plans for a “Litter Free” Event contact Keep Tennessee Beautiful by phone at 888-862-5326 or on the internet at www.ktnb.org
Musco Sports Lighting- Last year, Musco Sports Lighting and the TSSAA created lighting standards for all athletic facilities in sports sanctioned by TSSAA. The lighting standards
are strictly recommendations and minimum standards. As a service to all TSSAA/TMSAA
member schools, Musco Sports Lighting staff has agreed to go to any member school free
of charge and make recommendations in any facility requested. To see if your lighting fits
the standards, contact Brock Beck for your free assessment at 866-799-1038.
The TSSAA will begin the second year of our ball contracts this fall. The following balls
will be used at the state championships for the 2010-2011 school year. Please be sure to
check-out the special rates for these balls with your local dealer. If you have any questions,
contact Courtney Brunetz at 423-624-0762.
Baseball- Rawlings R100HS TN
Basketball- Rawlings Vision- COMP-TNB or COMP-TNWB
Football- Rawlings STPROS-TNB
Volleyball- Molten USA IV58L-U Super Touch
Soccer- Select Royale
Softball- Worth
Our sponsors play an important role at the state championships. The TSSAA thanks the
sponsors for their continuous support and encourages you to be involved in the sponsor programs. In addition, if you know of a potential corporate sponsor, please contact our marketing coordinator, Courtney Brunetz at [email protected]
TSSAA ROLL OF HONOR
Citizenship
WHAAT'S
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RIGHT
Ethics Integrity
DO
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JUST
Sportsmanship
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The TSSAA member schools having no player ejections for unsportsmanlike conduct, no coach ejections, and no major unsportsmanlike incidents reported during 2009-10.
Senior and Junior High Schools
Athens Junior High School
E.W. Grove Junior High School
Fayetteville Junior High School
Lincoln Co. Ninth Grade Academy
Westwood Junior High School
Austin-East High School
Bachman Academy
Big Picture High School
Big Sandy High School
Bishop Byrne High School
Blackman High School
Bledsoe Co. High School
Bolivar Central High School
Bolton High School
Bradford High School
Brainerd High School
Brentwood Academy
Camden Central High School
Campbell Co. High School
Carroll Academy
Chattanooga School for the Arts & Sciences
Chattanooga Christian School
Cherokee High School
Chester Co. High School
City University School of Liberal Arts
Claiborne High School
Clarksville High School
Clay Co. High School
Clinch High School
Cocke Co. High School
Collegedale Academy
Collinwood High School
Concord Christian School
Crockett Co. High School
Culleoka High School
Donelson Christian Academy
Dresden High School
Eagleville High School
Elliston Baptist Academy
F.C. Boyd, Sr. Christian School
Fairley High School
Father Ryan High School
Fayette Academy
Forrest High School
Frank Hughes High School
Frederick Douglass High School
Gatlinburg-Pittman High School
Gibson Co. High School
Goodpasture Christian School
Grace Christian Academy
Grainger High School
Greeneville High School
Greenfield High School
Grundy Co. High School
Hamilton High School
Hampton High School
Happy Valley High School
Harpeth Hall High School
Harpeth High School
Hickman Co. High School
Hollis F. Price Middle College High School
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central High School
Humboldt High School
Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet
Hutchison School
Immaculate Conception High School
Jackson South Side High School
Johnson Co. High School
King's Academy
Knoxville Catholic High School
Lake Co. High School
Lawrence Co. High School
Livingston Academy
Madison Academic Magnet High School
McEwen High School
McKenzie High School
Memphis Academy of Health Sciences
Memphis Business Academy
Memphis East High School
Memphis Jewish High School
Memphis Middle College High School
Memphis North Side High School
Memphis University School
Middle Tennessee Christian School
Monterey High School
Morristown-Hamblen High School West
Mt. Juliet Christian Academy
Munford High School
Murfreesboro Central Magnet School
Nashville Christian School
Nashville Diploma Plus High School
Nashville Middle College High School
Nashville School of the Arts
North Greene High School
Northeast High School
Oak Ridge High School
Oakdale High School
Oneida High School
Overton High School
Peabody High School
Polk Co. High School
Pope John Paul II High School
Red Bank High School
Richard Hardy Memorial School
Riverdale High School
Riverside Christian Academy
Rockwood High School
Rossview High School
Sale Creek School
Santa Fe High School
Sevier Co. High School
South Fulton High School
South Gibson Co. High School
Spring Hill High School
St. Andrew's - Sewanee School
St. Cecilia Academy
Stewart Co. High School
Stone Memorial High School
Sullivan North High School
Sullivan South High School
Summertown High School
Sunbright High School
Tellico Plains High School
Tennessee School for the Blind
Tennessee School for the Deaf
Tennessee Temple Academy
The Phoenix School for Creative Learners
The Webb School
Tullahoma High School
Unicoi Co. High School
Upperman High School
Van Buren Co. High School
Wartburg Central High School
Washburn High School
Waverly Central High School
Wayne Co. High School
Westmoreland High School
Whites Creek High School
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BA
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PO
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2009-2010 SUMMARY OF REPORTED UNSPORTSMANLIKE INCIDENTS
Total Players Ejected
112
23
2 83 23 19 52
5 123
0
0
0
0
442
Players Ejected for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
26
17
0 67 11 17 50
5 103
0
0
0
0
296
Players Ejected for Fighting or Obscene Gesture
86
6
2 16 12
2
2
0
20
0
0
0
0
146
Players Ejected Second Time-Unsportsmanlike Conduct
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
Players Ejected Second Time-Fight/Obscene Gesture
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Coaches Ejected
2
6
1 24
6
3
8
3
7
0
0
0
0
61
Coaches Ejected A Second Time
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unsportsmanlike Incidents
8
0
0 10
2
0
2
1
3
0
0
0
0
26
FOOTBALL
Players Ejected for 2nd Time– Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Players Ejected for 2nd Time– Fight/Obscene Gesture
Coaches Ejected
01-02
101
34
67
1
1
9
0
2
02-03
103
32
71
0
0
8
0
0
03-04
85
29
56
0
1
6
0
2
04-05
111
35
76
0
1
6
0
6
05-06
113
37
76
1
0
5
0
3
06-07
94
22
72
0
0
5
0
2
07-08
109
33
76
0
0
2
0
1
08-09
130
25
105
0
1
5
0
3
09-10
112
26
86
0
0
2
0
8
GIRLS’ SOCCER
00-01
21
11
Players Ejected for Fighting or Obscene Gesture0
9
0
1
Coaches Ejected
2
0
0
01-02
12
6
6
0
0
6
0
2
02-03
13
6
6
1
0
5
0
0
03-04
27
17
10
0
0
2
0
0
04-05
25
14
11
0
0
3
0
0
05-06
20
15
5
0
0
3
0
0
06-07
34
21
13
0
0
6
0
2
07-08
30
16
13
1
0
12
0
0
08-09
27
20
7
0
0
6
0
1
09-10
23
17
6
0
0
6
0
0
VOLLEYBALL
Coaches Ejected
00-01
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
01-02
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
02-03
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
03-04
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
04-05
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
05-06
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
06-07
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
07-08
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
08-09
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
09-10
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
BASKETBALL - BOYS
00-01
96
60
36
0
1
Coaches Ejected
16
0
12
01-02
67
52
15
0
0
14
0
7
02-03
55
39
14
2
0
25
0
5
03-04
60
34
26
0
0
19
0
10
04-05
75
58
17
2
0
25
0
7
05-06
40
33
7
0
0
26
1
2
06-07
62
45
17
0
0
24
0
4
07-08
70
46
24
0
0
20
0
11
08-09
79
53
26
0
0
15
0
7
09-10
83
67
16
2
0
24
0
10
CROSS COUNTRY
01-02
0
0
02-03
0
0
03-04
0
0
04-05
0
0
05-06
0
0
06-07
0
0
07-08
0
0
08-09
0
0
09-10
0
0
08-09
0
0
09-10
0
0
TENNIS BOYS
00-01
132
34
97
1
0
2
0
2
00-01
0
0
00-01
1
0
01-02
0
0
02-03
0
0
03-04
0
0
04-05
0
0
05-06
0
0
06-07
0
0
07-08
0
0
2009-2010 SUMMARY OF REPORTED UNSPORTSMANLIKE INCIDENTS
BASKETBALL - GIRLS
Coaches Ejected
00-01
20
7
13
0
0
13
0
1
01-02
15
4
11
0
0
2
0
4
02-03
17
4
13
0
0
6
0
1
03-04
14
5
9
0
0
9
0
1
03-04
21
18
3
0
0
3
0
0
04-05
13
8
5
0
0
5
0
0
04-05
17
14
3
0
0
0
0
0
05-06
19
7
12
1
0
8
0
1
06-07
13
7
6
0
0
9
0
0
07-08
10
6
4
0
0
1
0
1
08-09
18
9
9
0
0
6
0
1
09-10
23
11
12
0
0
6
0
2
05-06
23
21
2
0
0
4
1
0
06-07
25
15
10
0
0
1
0
2
07-08
19
19
0
0
0
2
0
0
08-09
20
16
4
0
0
0
0
0
09-10
19
17
2
0
0
3
0
0
09-10
52
50
2
2
0
8
0
2
WRESTLING
00-01
19
17
2
0
0
Coaches Ejected
3
0
0
01-02
16
16
0
1
0
1
0
0
02-03
11
11
0
0
0
1
0
0
BASEBALL
00-01
58
57
1
0
0
Coaches Ejected
16
0
3
01-02
51
48
3
0
0
23
1
2
02-03
48
48
0
0
0
16
0
1
03-04
57
55
2
0
0
19
0
2
04-05
69
69
0
0
0
11
0
0
05-06
63
62
1
0
0
9
0
1
06-07
61
61
0
1
0
16
0
0
07-08
73
73
0
0
0
16
0
0
08-09
59
59
0
0
0
14
0
0
SOFTBALL
00-01
9
6
3
0
0
Coaches Ejected
3
0
1
01-02
4
4
0
0
0
5
0
0
02-03
6
5
1
0
0
5
0
0
03-04
7
6
1
0
0
9
0
1
04-05
5
5
0
0
0
5
0
0
05-06
1
1
0
0
0
4
0
0
06-07
7
7
0
0
0
4
0
0
07-08
3
3
0
0
0
6
0
0
08-09
5
5
0
0
0
3
0
0
BOYS’ SOCCER
00-01
114
82
28
2
3
Coaches Ejected
4
0
3
01-02
105
83
22
2
0
10
0
3
02-03
90
73
14
3
0
8
0
3
03-04
106
81
25
3
0
5
0
1
04-05
107
89
18
2
0
7
0
3
05-06
118
98
20
0
0
9
0
0
06-07
98
83
15
2
0
4
0
1
07-08
128
97
30
1
0
6
0
2
08-09
11
81
30
0
0
5
0
2
09-10
123
103
20
0
0
7
0
3
TRACK
Coaches Ejected
00-01
0
0
0
01-02
0
0
0
02-03
0
0
0
03-04
0
0
0
04-05
0
0
0
05-06
0
0
0
06-07
0
0
0
07-08
4
4
0
08-09
0
0
0
09-10
0
0
0
GOLF - BOYS
00-01
0
0
01-02
0
0
02-03
0
0
03-04
0
0
04-05
0
0
05-06
0
0
06-07
1
0
07-08
0
0
08-09
0
0
09-10
0
0
ALL SPORTS
00-01
469
275
189
Players Ejected for 2nd Time– Unsportsmanlike Conduct 3
4
Coaches Ejected
59
0
22
01-02
371
247
124
4
1
71
1
20
02-03
343
218
119
6
0
75
0
10
03-04
377
245
132
3
1
75
0
17
04-05
422
292
130
4
1
62
0
16
05-06
397
274
123
2
0
68
2
7
06-07
395
262
133
3
0
69
0
11
07-08
446
292
147
2
0
75
0
15
08-09
449
268
181
1
0
55
0
14
09-10
442
296
146
4
0
61
0
26
09-10
5
5
0
0
0
3
0
1
TSSAA NEWS
ROUTING REPORT
This routing report is provided to assist principals and athletic directors in
ensuring that the TSSAA News is seen by all necessary school personnel.
Each individual should check the appropriate box after having read the
News and pass it on to the next individual on the list or return it to the athletic administrator.
❑ Athletic Director
❑ Girls Tennis Coach
❑ Baseball Coach
❑ Boys Tennis Coach
❑ Girls Basketball Coach
❑ Girls Track & Field Coach
❑ Boys Basketball Coach
❑ Boys Track & Field Coach
❑ Girls Cross Country Coach
❑ Girls Volleyball Coach
❑ Boys Cross Country Coach
❑ Wrestling Coach
❑ Football Coach
❑ Cheerleading Coach
❑ Boys Golf Coach
❑ Girls Golf Coach
❑ Girls Soccer Coach
❑ Boys Soccer Coach
❑ Softball Coach
Other_________________
For complete information
on organizations accepted
for listing in the 2009-2010
CSIET Advisory List
visit the website at
www.csiet.org
2010 - 2011 ADMINISTRATORS’ MEETINGS
Monday, Sept. 20
Tuesday, Sept. 21
Wednesday, Sept. 22
Thursday, Sept. 23
Monday, Sept. 27
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Thursday, Sept. 30
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
Cookeville, Cookeville High School
Kingsport, Sullivan North High School
Middle School Meeting
Knoxville, Knoxville Central High School
Chattanooga, Tyner Academy
Nashville, Franklin Road Academy
Memphis, Board of Education
Jackson, University School of Jackson
Fayetteville, Board of Education Bldg.
2010-2011 REGIONAL RULES MEETINGS
2010-2011 TRACK RULES MEETINGS
Wednesday, January 19 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 20 5:00 p.m.
Monday, January 24
5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 26
5:00 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 27
5:00 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 31
5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
5:00 p.m.
Sullivan North High School, Kingsport
Notre Dame High School, Chattanooga
Riverdale High School, Murfreesboro
Franklin Road Academy, Nashville
2010-2011 BASEBALL RULES MEETINGS
Sunday, Jan. 2
Monday, Jan. 3
Wednesday, Jan. 5
Thursday, Jan. 6
Sunday, Jan. 9
Monday, Jan. 10
Wednesday, Jan. 12
Thursday, Jan. 13
2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Cookeville High School
Fulton High School, Knoxville
Tyner Academy, Chattanooga
Marshall County High School, Lewisburg
2010-2011 WRESTLING RULES MEETINGS
Friday, October 1
Monday, October 4
Tuesday, October 5
Thursday, October 7
Monday, October 18
Tuesday, October 19
Monday, October 25
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Wrestling Assigners Meeting at TSSAA
Blackman High School, Murfreesboro
2010-2011 SOFTBALL RULES MEETINGS
January 10
January 19
January 20
January 24
January 26
January 27
January 31
February 2
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
DeKalb County High School
Board of Education, Memphis
Union University, Jackson
Notre Dame High School, Chattanooga
Marshall County High School, Lewisburg
2010-2011 BASKETBALL RULES MEETINGS
Monday, Sept. 27
Tuesday, Sept. 28
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Thursday, Sept. 30
Sunday, Oct. 3
Monday, Oct. 4
Tuesday, Oct. 5
Wednesday, Oct. 6
Monday, Oct. 11
Tuesday, Oct. 12
Wednesday, Oct. 13
Thursday, Oct. 14
10:00 a.m.
9:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Middle School Coordinators - TSSAA
Supervisors – TSSAA
Shelbyville Central High School
MUS (Coaches), Memphis
MUS (Officials)
Dresden High School
DeKalb County High School, Smithville
Talley Rec. Center, Morristown
Central High School, Knoxville

Fall - TSSAA

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