CENTRAL SECTION CIF BOARD OF MANAGERS
MEETING AGENDA
Oct. 20, 2010
Porterville Veteran’s Mem. Building
9:30 am Meeting
12:00 Luncheon
I. OPENING
BUSINESS
President Sembritzki
a)
Call
to Order
b)
Flag
Salute
c)
Roll
Call
d)
Introductions
e)
Adoption
of Agenda
f)
Public Comments (items not on agenda)
Pursuant to Education Code 33353.2 (C), any person wishing
to speak on any item on the agenda, or comment on the
policies and practices of the CIF – Central
Section will be heard at this time.
g)
Identify
closed session topics, Commissioner’s
contract
II.
COMMUNICATIONS
a)
Routine
Communications received
1.
President
2.
Commissioner
3.
Leagues
4.
League Commissioners
III.
CONSENT AGENDA
1.
Minutes from Apr. 28,2010
2.
Warrants Apr. 23, 2010- Oct.
15,2010
IV.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Thom Sembritzki
V.
COMMISSIONER’S REPORT
Jim Crichlow
1.
State Commissioner’s Workshop
2.
NFHS Summer
Meeting
3.
NFHS Region 7-8
Meeting
4.
League
Realignment
6.
2009-2010 PLAY-OFFS
VI.
STATE CIF
FEDERATED COUNCIL MANAGEMENT SERVICES –ACTION ITEMS
AI-1
SEASON OF SPORT MAX. CONTESTS
See background information
AI-2
PENALTY FOR LACK OF ADMINISTRATIVE OVERSITE
See background
information
AI-3
SOCCER REGIONAL PLAY-OFFS
VII.
STATE CIF FEDERATED COUNCIL MANAGEMENT SERVICES
–NON-ACTION ITEMS
NAI-1
FLOW CHART FOR LEGAL AND LIABILITY EXPENSES
NAI-2
BY-LAW 801—REVISON OF AMOUNTS FOR AWARDS
VIII . CIF CENTRAL SECTION…. NON-ACTION ITEMS, ISSUES, FIRST
NA-1
GOLF---3 DIVISIONS
NA-2
FOOTBALL ADVISORY REPORT
NA-3
SWIM ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT
NA-4 TRACK ADVSORY COMMITTEE REPORT
NA-5 WRESTLING ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT
NA-6 CIF GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
IX
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CIF CENTRAL
SECTION ACTION ITEMS
AI-1
REVISIONS TO ARTICLE 34---REALIGNMENT
AI-2
CROSS COUNTRY
AI-3 WRESTLING
PROPOSAL
AI-4
PROPOSED
TICKET PRICES FOR PLAY-OFFS---- POSSIBLE
EMERGENCY ITEM
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X.
ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION ---IF NECESSARY
a)
Re-open
b)
Discuss
closed session topic
c)
Vote
on closed session items
d)
XI.
ADJOURN
Next scheduled meeting Jan.26, 2011, Porterville
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
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1.
SEASON OF SPORT
A.
Starting Dates for Practice (including tryouts)
Sections
shall determine the first day of practice in all sports.
Sections, however, may not set as its first day of practice
a date prior to:
(1)
The Monday of NFHS Calendar Week 6 for fall sports. For
2011, Aug. 8. For 2012, Aug. 6;
(2)
The Monday of NFHS Calendar Week 19 for winter sports. For
2011, Nov. 7. For 2012, Nov. 5; and
(3)
The Monday of NFHS Calendar Week 32 for spring sports. For
2012, Feb. 6. For 2013, Feb. 4.
NOTE: These dates are inclusive of
required/mandated .dead periods. such as Thanksgiving Week,
winter break, and section mandated dead periods.
B.
Last Contest Date
(1)
The last contest date for regular season competition shall
be determined by each Section.
(2)
For sports culminating in Regional or State championships,
Section playoff competition must be completed by the
Saturday prior to Regional or State competition.
C.
Number of Allowable Contests
Sections
shall determine the maximum number of allowable contests.
Sections, however, for sports culminating in a Regional or
State championship may not set a limit higher than:
Basketball
26
Cross
Country 14
Football
10 (Sports not listed do not lead to a Regional or
State Championship)
Golf
24
Soccer
26
Tennis
24
Track
and Field 14
Volleyball
26
Wrestling
40 (See Bylaw 3103)
NOTE:
The maximum number
of allowable contests is in effect for both teams and
individuals during the regular season. The maximum number of
allowable contests does not include Section, Regional or
State championships.
(1)
Basketball - One contest for each game.
(2)
Golf - Tournaments count as 1 contest per day.
(3)
Soccer - One contest for each match.
(4)
Tennis - One contest for each match.
(5)
Volleyball - Tournaments that do not utilize a best 3 out of
5 format (i.e., best 2 out of 3 or single games to 25) count
as 2 contests per day.
D.
Scrimmages
A
scrimmage is defined as:
(1)
An activity involving teams or individual student-athletes
from two or more different schools in a CIF-approved sport;
AND
(2)
Where no official score is kept; AND
(3)
Where regulation time is not kept; AND
(4)
Where no officials are paid; AND
(5)
Where substitute rules are set aside; AND
(6)
Where coaches may stop play for instructional purposes; AND
(7)
Where admission is not charged; AND
(8)
Where no score/results are released to the media.
A.
Number of Scrimmages
A
maximum of two scrimmages per sport are permissible prior to
the first interscholastic contest (league or non-league) of
the season. Scrimmages shall not count in the team’s or
individual’s maximum number of contests. Scrimmages held
after a team’s first interscholastic contest shall count
as a contest.
AI-2 PENALTY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE OVERSITE
PENALTY – VIOLATIONS CAUSED OR CREATED BY LACK OF ADMINISTRATIVE
OVERSIGHT AFFECTING STUDENTS’ INELIGIBILITY
Rule
A school
shall forfeit any athletic contest in which one or more of
its students participated while ineligible.
Exceptions:
Where it
is determined that the ineligible student or students
participated due to a school’s failure to submit paperwork
which would have granted immediate eligibility in the sport
in which the student participated, the school shall be
subject to the following penalties:
1. First
Offense Within A Twelve Month Period:
The school’s CIF Section shall either: (a) forfeit
the initial game that the school won or tied while the
ineligible student(s) participated regardless of the number
of contests in which the ineligible student(s) participated
or; (b) fine the school an amount that shall be no less than
$100 and no more than $1,000; and (c) require local
administrative corrective action.
2. Second
Offense Within A Twelve Month Period:
The school’s CIF Section shall: (a) forfeit the
initial game that the school won or tied while the
ineligible student(s) participated regardless of the number
of contests in which the ineligible student(s) participated;
and (b) fine the school an amount that shall be no less than
$100 and no more than $1,000.
3. Third
Offense Within A Twelve Month Period:
The school’s CIF Section shall: (a) forfeit the
initial game that the school won or tied while the
ineligible student(s) participated regardless of the number
of contests in which the ineligible student(s) participated;
and (b) fine the school an amount that shall be no less than
$100 and no more than $1,000.
4. Appeals:
Penalties imposed under this Bylaw may only be appealed to
the Section.
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SOCCER REGIONAL PLAY-OFFS
The CIF State Soccer Advisory Committee meeting date was scheduled after the publication date of the Federated Council materials. A recommendation will be brought forward from the committee at the May 7, 2010 meeting.
The reverse side of this page contains the financial information for each of the three years the event has been in existence.
Update:
the final financial information was not available at
the May meeting. The
financial figures attached show the “final” accounting
for the 2010 CIF SoCal Regional Soccer Championships.
It is recommended to approve the continuation of this
regional championship.
NAI-1
LEGAL EXPENSES FLOW CHART
NAI-2
BY-LAW 801-803
Bylaws
801 - 803
801.
COACHES AWARD LIMITATIONS
No
tournament will be sanctioned if an award of over $100.00
$20.00 in value is made to coaches.
802.
STUDENT AWARD LIMITATIONS
A.
A high school student may not receive, from any and all
sources, athletic awards for athletic achievement in a
given sport totaling more than $100.00 $250.00
in value for:
(1)
Accomplishments in any regular season CIF high school
competition event;
NOTE:
Typical examples
of a “regular season CIF high school competition event”
include, but are not limited to, any non-league dual
contest, league dual contest and/or individual tournaments
held prior to any season-culminating League, Section, Regio
and/or State Playoff competition.
(2)
A recognition award program, such as “Player of the
Week”/“Month,” for any regular season CIF high school
competition.
B.
A high school student may not receive, from any and all
sources, athletic awards for athletic achievement in a
given sport totaling more than $500.00 $250.00
in value for any post-regular season CIF high
school competition or recognition program.
NOTE:
For purposes of
this bylaw only, “post-regular–post season
CIF high school competition” includes League, Section,
Regional and State Playoff competition, and such competition
is considered to be one continuous event.
C.
The dollar value of an award shall be determined by the
following criteria:
(1)
The retail price paid by the last purchaser in the
acquisition of the award;
(2)
If the host school or League purchases the award, the retail
price paid by the host school or League;
(3)
If the award is donated by another entity, the retail price
paid by or cost to that entity, exclusive of engraving.
D.
Such award cannot be cash, a gift certificate or merchandise
alone. It may be merchandise, badge, medal, plaque, ribbon,
picture, certificate or trophy, if it is suitably engraved
or designated as an award.
E.
In the event a student accepts athletic awards in excess of
the respective $250.00
$100.00
and/or $500.00 $250.00 value(s) stated above,
and he/she or his/her parent(s)/guardian(s)/caregiver does
not pay the excess amount(s), the student becomes ineligible
for further CIF high school competition and shall be
penalized according to Bylaw 213.
(Revised
May 2004 Federated Council)
803.
CONTRIBUTIONS
A.
No entity including, but not limited to, booster clubs,
individual or corporate donors, school districts, and
leagues, may contribute anything in order to make it
possible to give an award exceeding the $250.00 $100.00
or $500.00 $250.00 value.
B.
Awards exceeding the $250.00 $100.00 and $500.00
$250.00 values may not be held and given to the
student after the student graduates.
(Approved
May 2001 Federated Council)
CENTRAL
SECTION ACTION ITEMS
AI-1
ARTICLE 34
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ARTICLE 34 A.
General
Information
1. The league placement Committee shall consist
of the Section Commissioner and the three League
(Area) Commissioners.
2. League placement for all schools in the
Central Section shall take place every two years.
Divisional placement shall take place every two years.
Review of the Divisions for possible adjustments will
take place every other summer, starting in 2011, using
the point system outlined in Section E.
3. A
minimum of four schools is required to make up an
official league in any sport.
4. Schools
in leagues with less than four teams competing in a
particular sport will not be considered an official
league, and may freelance for competition, or appeal
to another administrative league for league status in
a particular sport. The acceptance of a school by
another league in a particular sport must be verified
by the accepting league to the Section Commissioner.
Schools unable to obtain acceptance in a league have
the right to appeal to the Section Commissioner for
placement.
5. School
Districts with multiple high school MAY request that
all or part of the School District schools be placed
in the same league, but the final determination of
placement recommendation to the Board of Managers must
be based on what is the best interest of the entire
Section.
6. New
schools that open during the cycle will be placed by
the Commissioners in Leagues and Divisions determined
by the schools projected growth and competition level.
Schools entering the Section with Freshmen, and or
Freshman and Sophomores, will freelance for the first
two years they are members of the Section. Schools
that enter the Section with Freshmen, Sophomores and
Juniors will be placed in Leagues and Divisions for
immediate participation. B.
Criteria for Division and League Alignment
1. The Commissioners shall consider the following
criteria when placing schools in divisions or leagues. DIVISIONS
LEAGUES · Sport
by sport Gender
by Gender basis
Financial Impact
Scope
of Athletic Program
Competitiveness of Programs
2. The
final determination of placement must be based on the
best interest of the entire Section. Changes and
recommendations received from the schools on proposals
previously recommended to the Commissioners may or may
not result in additional changes in the proposal(s)
submitted to the Board of Managers for a first reading
at a special MARCH Board of Managers meeting. C. LEAGUE PROCEDURE---- The schedule for
realignment shall be as follows:
1)
End of August a)
The Section Commissioner will send to all
schools in the Section a Request for Realignment
Proposal.
2)
October---
Proposals shall be received in the Section
Office one week prior to the League Placement meeting.
ALL PROPOSALS RECEIVED WILL BE E-MAILED TO ALL SCHOOLS IN THE
SECTION. PROPOSALS MUST INCLUDE YOUR LEAGUE AND ANY OTHER LEAGUE AFFECTED BY
THE PROPOSAL. THE LEAGUE ALIGNMENT PROPOSAL DOES NOT
HAVE TO INCLUDE ALL SCHOOLS IN THE SECTION. THE LEAGUE
PLACEMENT MEETING WILL BE THE FIRST THURSDAY IN
OCTOBER. a)
Schools
or Leagues submitting proposals for the Organizational
meeting may present a brief reason for their proposals
at the meeting.
3) October-November
The Commissioners will review all proposals
submitted at the Organizational meeting. 4)
November
15
The Section Commissioner will send to all
schools and the Board of Managers in the Section, THE COMMISSIONER’S
proposal(s) NO
LATER THAN THE 3RD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER. 5)
November-
December
Schools and Leagues will review the
Commissioner’s proposal(s). 6)
January
Proposed changes to the Commissioner’s
proposal(s) must be in the Section Commissioner’s
office by the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN January a)
A
meeting will be held the second week in FEBRUARY to hear the concerns of the Commissioner’s proposal(s). b)
The
Commissioners will consider recommendations from
schools/leagues for changes to their November
proposal, and make adjustment if necessary. The
Commissioner’s final proposal will be submitted to
all schools and the Board of Managers for a first
reading at A
SPECIAL MARCH Board of Managers meeting 7)
March-April
League
discussion. 8)
MARCH
Board of Managers meeting---FIRST READING OF COMMISSIONER’S PROPOSAL(S) FOR LEAGUE
REALIGNMENT.
9)
APRIL-----FINAL VOTE
a) An adopted Realignment proposal will be
implemented for a two year cycle. D. Requests for Section Membership
1. Schools must apply, in writing, to the
Section Commissioner for membership. The written
request must include an agreement to compete in at
least one girls’ and one boys’ sport in each of
the three seasons (fall, winter, spring). The written
request must also include an entrance deposit of
$750.00. The entrance deposit will be returned to the
requesting school (s) upon the completion of one year
of competition in an assigned league or free-lancing
in the agreed upon varsity sports. The refund will
also occur if the requesting school is not accepted
into the Central section.
2. Requests for section membership must be
received by the Section Commissioner. The school's
request may become an action item on the agenda of the
next meeting of the Board of Managers. If the school
is granted section membership, the Section
Commissioner shall recommend placement in a division,
subject to Board of Managers approval.
3.
Acceptance of out-of-section schools shall be for a
probationary period for the duration of the
realignment cycle in which they entered the Section.
4. Schools accepted into the Central Section
during the middle of a league placement cycle may:
a. Free-lance until the next league alignment
cycle.
b.
Appeal to an administrative league for acceptance. If
accepted, the league must notify the Section
Commissioner. E.
DIVISION ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
IN THE SUMMER OF EACH ODD NUMBERED YEAR,
BEGINNING IN 2011, THE SECTION COMMISSIONER AND THE
LEAGUE COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET TO REVIEW THE POINT
TOTALS ACCRUED BY THE SCHOOLS FOR REALIGNEMNT FROM THE
PREVIOUS YEAR. AFTER REVIEW, THOSE TOTALS WILL BE SENT
TO THE SCHOOLS FOR REVIEW AND CORRECTIONS WHERE
NECESSARY.
IN DECEMBER OF THE SAME YEAR, THE SECTION
COMMISSIONER AND THE LEAGUE COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET TO
REVIEW THE POINTS ACCRUED BY THE SCHOOLS FOR THE
RECENTLY COMPLETED FALL SEASON. THOSE POINTS WILL BE
ADDED TO THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S TOTAL FOR DIVISION
PLACEMENT PURPOSES FOR THE NEXT CYCLE. THOSE TOTALS
WILL BE SENT TO THE SCHOOLS FOR REVIEW AND
CORRECTIONS. THE COMMISSIONER’S PROPOSAL FOR
FALL SPORTS DIVISIONAL PLACEMENT WILL BE PLACED
ON THE BOARD OF MANAGERS AGENDA IN JANUARY FOR A FIRST
READING, AND VOTE IN APRIL.
IN
MARCH OF THE SAME SCHOOL YEAR, THE SECTION
COMMISSIONER AND THE LEAGUE COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET TO
REVIEW THE POINTS ACCRUED BY THE SCHOOLS FOR THE
RECENTLY COMPLETED WINTER SEASON. THOSE POINTS WILL BE
ADDED TO THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S TOTAL FOR DIVISION
PLACEMENT PURPOSES FOR THE NEXT CYCLE. THOSE TOTALS
WILL BE SENT TO THE SCHOOLS FOR REVIEW AND
CORRECTIONS. THE COMMISSIONER’S PROPOSAL FOR WINTER
SPORTS DIVISIONAL PLACEMENT WILL BE PLACED ON THE
BOARD OF MANAGERS AGENDA IN APRIL FOR A FIRST READING,
AND VOTE IN OCTOBER OF THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR.
IN
JUNE OF THE SAME SCHOOL YEAR, THE SECTION COMMISSIONER
AND THE LEAGUE COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET TO REVIEW THE
POINTS ACCRUED BY THE SCHOOLS FOR THE RECENTLY
COMPLETED SPRING SEASON. THOSE POINTS WILL BE ADDED TO
THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S TOTAL FOR DIVISION PLACEMENT
PURPOSES FOR THE NEXT CYCLE. THOSE TOTALS WILL BE SENT
TO THE SCHOOLS FOR REVIEW AND CORRECTIONS. THE
COMMISSIONER’S PROPOSAL FOR SPRING SPORTS DIVISIONAL
PLACEMENT DIVISIONS WILL BE PLACED ON THE BOARD OF
MANAGERS AGENDA IN OCTOBER FOR A FIRST
USING A POINT SYSTEM, LISTED BELOW, THE TOP
SCORING SCHOOL (S) IN A DIVISION MAY BE MOVED UP 1
DIVISION. THE BOTTOM SCORING SCHOOL(S) MAY BE MOVED
DOWN 1 DIVISION. IN CASE OF TIES, THE MOST RECENT
YEARS POINT TOTAL WILL BE COUNTED TO DETERMINE WHICH
SCHOOL(S) MOVES UP OR DOWN. THE
INTENT OF DIVISIONAL PLACEMENT IS TO PLACE SCHOOLS
WHERE THEY CAN BE COMPETITIVE WITH OTHER SCHOOLS IN
THAT DIVISION. IT IS NOT TO WIN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS.
1) DIVISION
POINTS
BRACKETED SPORTS
NON-BRACKETED SPORT
SECTION CHAMPION
40
SECTION CHAMPION
40
SECTION RUNNER UP
25
SECTION RUNNER UP
25
SECTION SEMI-FINAL LOSER
15
3rd AND 4th
15
SECTION QUARTER FINALIST
10
5th
THRU 8th
10
SEEDING POINTS
LEAGUE PLACEMENT
#1 & #2
12
LEAGUE
CHAMPION
6
# 3 & #4
10
LEAGUE RUNNER-UP
5
#5 &
#7 & #8
5
FOURTH 3
FIFTH 2
OTHERS
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F. LEAGUE AND DIVISIONAL APPEALS PROCEDURE 1)
SCHOOLS OR LEAGUES MAY APPEAL THE BOARD OF
MANAGERS ADOPTED PROPOSAL BY SUBMITTING A WRITTEN
STATEMENT TO THE SECTION COMMISSIONER WITH 15 SCHOOLS
DAYS OF THE VOTE. THE STATEMENT SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT
BE LIMITED TO: A)
HOW DUE PROCESS RIGHTS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED B)
THE CONCERNS OF THE LEAGUE(S)/SCHOOLS C)
THE SCHOOL’S/LEAGUE’S ALIGNMENT PROPOSAL
WHICH MUST INCLUDE EVERY SCHOOL EFFECTED BY THE
PROPOSED CHANGE 2)
THE APPEALS COMMITTEE WILL RENDER A DECISION
WITHIN 10 SCHOOL DAYS AFTER RECEIVING NOTIFICATION OF
AN APPEAL FROM THE SECTION COMMISSIONER. 3)
BY-LAW 1103 GRANTS SCHOOLS THE RIGHT TO APPEAL
THE FINAL DECISION TO THE STATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR
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CROSS COUNTRY
PROPOSAL THAT WAS TABLED
Proposal #2
Schools
whose enrollment are 500 or less shall be placed in Division
V
Rationale:
Division
V has only five active cross country teams. The placement of
any teams into Division IV reduces an already small
divisions.
WRESTLING BRACKET
FOR MASTERS
AS
A RESULT OF A CHANGE IN THE STATE CIF NUMBERS, THE SECTION
WILL GAIN ONLY 1 MORE WRESTLER, THUS
S-1 WILL BE RECEIVE A BYE
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CS |
CCS |
LA |
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SD |
SF |
SJS |
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A.S.SR |
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A.S.SR |
A.S.SR |
A.S.SR |
A.S.SR |
A.S.SR. |
A.S.SR |
A.S.SR. |
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FB |
7.5.5 |
10.8.8 |
10.8.8 |
10.7.7. |
8.6.5. |
10.5.5. |
14.10.10 |
7.5.7 |
12.8.8 |
10.5 |
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VB |
6.5.4. |
7.3.4 |
8.5.5 |
9.6.6 |
7.6.4 |
4.4.4 |
9.6.6 |
7.57. |
10.6.10 |
9.5 |
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WP |
6.5.4 |
7.3.4 |
7.5.5 |
9.6.6 |
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11.8.8 |
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9.5.9 |
8.5 |
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CC |
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7.3.3 |
8.5.3 |
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8.5 |
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TEN |
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BSKT |
11.8.8 |
10.8.8 |
10.8.8 |
10.7.7 |
8.6.6 |
10.5.5 |
12.9.9 |
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17.8.17 |
13.8 |
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SOC |
6.5.4. |
7.3.4 |
8.6.8 |
9.6.6 |
6.5.4 |
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9.6.6 |
7.5.7 |
9.5.9 |
9.5 |
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WREST |
7.5.4 |
7.3.4 |
8.5.5 |
9.6.6 |
11.6.7 |
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10.7.7 |
7.5.7 |
15.8.15 |
8.5 |
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BASE |
6.5.4. |
7.3.4 |
10.8.8 |
9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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10.7.7 |
7.5.7 |
9.5.5 |
9.5 |
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SOFT |
6.5.4 |
7.3.4 |
7.5.5 |
9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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10.7.7 |
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7.5.5 |
9.5 |
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TRACK |
6.5.4 |
7.3.4 |
10.7.7 |
10.7.7 |
5.4.4 |
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9.6.6 |
7.5.7 |
9.5.9 |
9.5 |
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SWIM |
6.5.4 |
7.3.4 |
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9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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10.7.7 |
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7.5.7 |
8.5 |
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PRELIMS |
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FB |
6.5.4 |
9.5.5 |
10.8.8 |
9.6.6 |
7.6.5 |
10.5.5 |
8.6.6 |
5.3.5 |
9.5.9 |
9.5 |
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VB |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
5.3.3 |
9.6.6 |
6.5.4 |
4.4.4 |
6.4.4 |
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7.5.5 |
7.5 |
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WP |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
N/C |
9.6.6 |
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8.6.6 |
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6.4.6 |
7.5 |
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CC |
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8.3.5 |
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7.5 |
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TEN |
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BSKT |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
8.5.5 |
9.6.6 |
6.4.4 |
7.4.4 |
7.5.5 |
5.3.5 |
8.5.5 |
9.5 |
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SOC |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
6.4.4 |
9.6.6 |
6.5.4 |
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8.5.5 |
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6.4.6 |
N/C |
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WREST |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
6.4.4 |
9.6.6 |
7.4.6 |
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9.5.9 |
8.5.5 |
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BASE |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
5.3.3 |
9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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8.5.5 |
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7.5.5 |
8.5 |
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SOFT |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
N/C |
9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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8.5.5 |
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7.5.5 |
N/C |
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TRACK |
5.4.3 |
7.3.4 |
10.7.7 |
9.6.6 |
5.4.4 |
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8.5.5 |
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6.4.6 |
7.5 |
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GOLF |
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SWIM |
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7.3.4 |
N/C |
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9.6.6 |
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