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I don't think that is what people are implying. But it is a OHSAA violation for a representative of a private school to attempt to persuade players to attend their school with voice promises. And if it is a head coach doing this, they should be suspended, there is an ethical line that should not be crossed; especially if you are using your position at a club soccer organization to persuade players to go to your private school. Its wrong!!
What are you talking about? A violation against rules is a real reason.
Lol, you’re strange. If a HS agrees to be part of an organization and then violates those agreed rules, it’s wrong. Pretty easy to understand.
Many of the area and states most successful coaches also coach club. They do it because they are great coaches and love the game. If you think that only one school and coach uses club coaching to draw players to their school you are misinformed. Ignatius's head coach runs an 06 and 07 team for Pennine, New Albany's coach started his own club team, Moeller and Wyoming coaches coach at CUP, Elder Walnut and X all have coaches for KHA (X also has a parent who was former president and is now on the board at KHA), Summit's coach is the director of coaching for every boys team at Ohio Elite. Mason's coach runs a camp for all kids in the city and coaches club too. Don't know how you came down to one school in particular here but coaches who are successful are asked to coach at successful clubs. Drawing these vague accusations seems childish to me.
I think it's also an OHSAA violation for a representative of a public school to do the same thing.
I was wondering why no one acknowledged this! HSfooty just assumed it was a private school coach- or is just biased against the private schools. I think anyone who has been around high school sports long enough knows public schools are guilty also.
No assumption; but yes it could happen with a public school also; unfortunately for most schools (one's that do not have open enrollment) that player would have to leave in the district, but its more common for private schools to bend/ break the rules. As far as proof, if I did I would definitely inform OHSAA, I was just merely comment on Whistleblower's post. Not going to lie, I have heard that this type of "recruiting" occurs and it was all from private schools. Not judging; but at some point OHSAA needs to begin to look at some of the trends in HS soccer in Ohio; there is a link at the top that gives some fairly telling information about state championships.....if you want t to look!
And I’ll BET they mainly come from one club!!!
Lol. So you're obviously not aware that somewhere around 80% of public schools have open enrollment are you? The overwhelming majority of schools would not require the kids to move from their home district at all.
Winbypin; if your going to quote stats at least be accurate %76 in the entire state of Ohio. But in the Cincinnati area and Cleveland area it is about %47 and %30 respectfully. SO there are some numbers wise . If you foucsed on the entire post, that was never the point. Point is that most of the recruiting is being conducted by private school coaches!! But thanks for the encouragement!!
Ok. The exact number is 83.6% per the ODE for 2019/2020 school year. 76.6% statewide open enrollment and 7% adjacent district open enrollment.
Once again; this is not the point of the post. Possible think about adding to the conversation instead of trolling and attempting to correct information from other people's post. Try having an original thought or opinion, which I doubt you have....so keep correcting people. Good job!!
Ok but your statement was that to transfer or get recruited to a public school MOST kids have move districts. Which is a false statement when THAT many public districts offer open enrollment.
Please read people's entire post, Winbypin. Here is part of my original post.