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1 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 1 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 Issue Number 6 Official Publication of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Stevens Point, WI December 22, 2006 Charter Member National Federation of State HS Associations FIVE FALL TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WINNERS SELECTED The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, in cooperation with Rural Insurance, has selected the team Sportsmanship Award winners for the 2006 Fall Championships. The winners of the prestigious award are Stratford in football, Cedar Grove-Belgium in boys soccer, University School of Milwaukee in girls team tennis, Rib Lake in girls volleyball and Catholic Memorial in boys volleyball. It is the first time Stratford has won the Sportsmanship Award. The Tigers won their fourth consecutive State championship in Division 6 and the fifth overall by defeating Deerfield, 26-24, in the championship final. Receiving honorable mention for the award in football were Deerfield, Eleva- Strum, Homestead and Mayville. The sportsmanship efforts of Cedar Grove- Belgium at the Boys State Soccer Tournament earned the school its first Sportsmanship Award. The Rockets were edged by eventual runner-up Columbus, 2-1, in the Division 3 semifinals. Kaukauna received honorable mention for the award. Review of Registered Logos Policy May Identify Violations Member Schools May Be Unauthorized In Using Likeness of Registered Logos Member schools are reminded to take caution when applying the use of registered logos or marks to its own athletics programs. The WIAA logo is registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark office in Washington D.C. Member schools wishing to use the logo on apparel, facilities and in souvenir programs are granted permission to properly display the WIAA logo with no royalty charge. However, when third party vendors or vendors other than those contacted and contracted by a member schools are involved, permission must by granted by the WIAA. In most commercial ventures involving the use of the WIAA logo by a third party, a royalty fee will be assessed. The use of registered logos, or those closely resembling the likeness of registered marks, may not be displayed on school uniforms, facilities or equipment without consent of the owner of the registered mark. The use or likeness of other popular registered logos of collegiate or professional teams by high schools are not permitted, such as the cardinal on the Arizona Cardinals football helmet or the motion W property of the University of Wisconsin. Schools that are currently utilizing the likeness of a registered logo should discontinue all use of the logo. In addition, any questions or concerns regarding distinguishing identification or use of a registered logo or its likeness should be directed to the owner of the mark. University School of Milwaukee was selected as the award winner at the Girls Tennis Team Tournament. It s the first time the Wildcats were bestowed the honor. They captured the Division 2 Championship with wins over Big Foot/Williams Bay in the semifinal, 6-1, and Roncalli in the championship final, 7-0. Neenah received honorable mention. Rib Lake received excellent evaluations at the State Girls Volleyball Championships to win its first sportsmanship award. The Lady Redmen finished runner-up in Division 4, falling to Catholic Central in the title match in four games. They advanced to the championship match by defeating Green Bay NEW Lutheran in three games in the semifinals. Receiving honorable mention for the award are Catholic Central, Cuba City, Hillsboro, Laconia, Oostburg and Stanley-Boyd. Catholic Memorial earned its second consecutive sportsmanship award in boys volleyball. The Crusaders lost a three-game match to Wauwatosa East in the championship match to finish runner-up after defeating Kenosha Tremper in the quarterfinals and Homestead in the semifinals. Receiving honorable mention were Middleton, Kenosha Tremper, Marquette and Appleton North. The WIAA/Rural Insurance Sportsmanship Award is presented to one school and community in each of the State team tournaments that exemplifies outstanding sportsmanship. Award winners are determined by the conduct and sportsmanship displayed by athletes, coaches, cheer and support groups, mascots, bands and spectators. Additional consideration is given for the effort of school administrators and chaperones to insure support for their teams are positive and that the highest ideals of sportsmanship are upheld. Award winners receive a plaque and banner in recognition of the honor. Schools receiving honorable mention are acknowledged with a certificate of recognition. The selection process includes contributions and evaluations from contest officials, tournament management, police and security personnel, crowd control and ushers, WIAA staff members, and area hotels and restaurants on occasion. In This Issue Fall Tournament Assignments Basketball Information Pages 5 & 12 Basketball Seeding Meeting Info..... Page 14 Boys Basketball Tournament Info... Pages 5-11 Boys Hockey Tournament Info Page 12 Boys Swimming Tournament Info..... Page 10 Coaches Education Page 11 Conference Realignment Page 2 Directory Changes Page 11 Eligibility Questions & Answers Page 16 Games Wanted Page 6 Getting to know the Board Page 2 Girls Basketball Tournament Info.. Pages Girls Hockey Tournament Info Page 23 Gymnastics Tournament Info Page 8 Hockey Information Page 20 Swimming & Diving Questions Page 9 Test Dates Page 21 WADA Insights Page 21 Wrestling Questions & Answers Page 18 Wrestling Tournament Information..... Page 4 Website < > < info@wiaawi.org > General Use < refs@wiaawi.org > Officials Department

2 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 2 Page 2 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA Board of Control Gives Conference Realignment Final Approval STEVENS POINT, Wis. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control gave final approval to conference realignment plans in the southeastern and the north central areas of the state at its December meeting today. The leagues in the southeastern area impacted by the new alignment, scheduled to be implemented in , are the Badger, Big Eight, Midwest Classic, Rock Valley, Southern Lakes Conferences. The Board also gave final approval of the conference realignment plan for the north central area of the State. The conferences impacted by the new North Central Great Northern Conference-7 teams Antigo 1034 Lakeland 953 Medford Area 788 Merrill 1175 Mosinee 688 Northland Pines 560 Tomahawk 546 Wisconsin Valley-7 teams D.C. Everest 1733 Marshfield 1324 Rhinelander 1178 Stevens Point 2568 Wausau East 1335 Wausau West 1679 Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 1984 Cloverbelt-16 teams East West Augusta 197 Altoona 470 Columbus Cath. 153 Cadott 290 Granton 94 Fall Creek 286 Greenwood 155 McDonell Central 247 Loyal 229 Osseo-Fairchild 305 Neillsville 428 Regis 250 Owen-Withee 203 Stanley-Boyd 326 Spencer 245 Thorp 234 Marawood-16 teams North South Abbotsford 203 Assumption 186 Athens 201 Auburndale 285 Colby 400 Edgar 230 Gilman 167 Marathon 293 Park Falls 313 Newman Cath. 211 Phillips 354 Northland Luth. 121 Prentice 169 Pittsville 241 Rib Lake 189 Stratford 253 Getting to know the Board... Gus Mancuso alignment, scheduled to be implemented in , are the Marawood, Cloverbelt, Lumberjack and Wisconsin Valley. The complete list of schools in the respective conferences under the new alignments is attached. In both instances, the Board encouraged schools to continue dialog to develop possible alternatives that could gain greater widespread acceptance among the schools involved. These plans are approved as initially recommended, said Board Vice President Gus Mancuso of Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School. However, if FOOTBALL ONLY Conference A-8 teams Altoona 470 Cadott 290 Fall Creek 286 McDonell Central 247 Neillsville 428 Osseo-Fairchild 305 Regis 250 Stanley-Boyd 326 Conference B-10 teams Auburndale 285 Colby 400 Edgar 230 Marathon 293 Park Falls/Butternut/Glidden/Mercer Phillips 354 Pittsville 241 Prentice/Rib Lake Spencer/Columbus Catholic Stratford 253 Conference C-10 teams Abbotsford 203 Assumption 186 Athens 201 Augusta 197 Gilman 167 Greenwood 155 Loyal 229 Newman Catholic 211 Owen-Withee 203 Thorp 234 Hometown: Milwaukee, Wauwatosa Education: High School: Wauwatosa East College: La Crosse State University 1970; Broad Field Social Studies Double Major; Speech and Physical Education minors; M.S. University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee; M.S. in Administration, Curriculum and Instruction, 1978 Person you would most like to meet: Abraham Lincoln, Vince Lombardi Best experience of your life: My family: Wife Barb, sons John, Vince and Jim Favorite Travel Destination: Wherever my family and close friends are Hobbies: Reading, Motorcycles, College Football, Physical Activity Favorite Book: Too many to mention, non-fiction, autobiographies, inspirational stories Favorite Singer, Group: Brooks/Dunn, Sheryl Crow, Shania Twain, Little Big Town Pet Peeve: People who litter If you could change one thing: Every kid came from a two parent, loving, supportive, family where they were taught to respect others and value education Your claim to fame: My family Favorite movie: Anything with a happy ending Biggest issue facing interscholastic athletics today: Financial support, corporate dominance and too many unrealistic parents Teaching, coaching administrative experiences: Teacher-coach in Wausau, Shorewood, Muskego, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln H.S.; coached football, wrestling, track and power lifting; assistant principal, assistant football coach, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln H.S present - Principal, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln H.S. Assets to the Board: Passion for high school athletics and people Southeast & South Central Badger Conference - 14 teams North South Baraboo 1024, 1001 Fort Atkinson 934, 919 DeForest 990, 1030 Mad. Edgewood 626, 632 Mount Horeb 619 Milton 990, 997 Portage 849, 841 Monona Gr. 995, 1006 Reedsburg Area 863, 906 Monroe 790, 788 Sauk Prairie 951, 909 Oregon 1203, 1196 Waunakee 997, 1052 Stoughton 1171, 1165 Big 8 Conference - 10 teams Beloit Memorial 2031 Janesville Craig 1767, 1811 Janesville Parker 1742, 1667 Madison East 1849, 2128 Madison La Follette 1705, 1687 Madison Memorial 2202, 2201 Madison West 2049, 2138 Middleton 1922, 1950 Sun Prairie 1724, 1793 Verona Area 1435, 1492 Rock Valley Conference - 12 teams Big Foot 578, 566 Brodhead 425, 441 Clinton 373, 395 East Troy 617, 617 Edgerton 566, 566 Evansville 519, 564 Jefferson 616, 625 McFarland 677, 675 Palmyra-Eagle 375 Parkview 361, 375 Turner 385, 381 Whitewater 653, 658 CROSS COUNTRY Dick Nerbun, Cumberland (Meet Referee); Doug Anderson, Lancaster (Starter); Mel Heimark, Jackson (Starter); Allen Knurr, Omro (Starter) BOYS SOCCER Eric Bayer, Madison; Paul Cisler, Appleton; Mark Herdeman, West Bend; Jim Lee, Ashland; Bill Loss, McFarland; Dave Mader, Menasha; Brad Merkel, Eau Claire; Phil Peterson, New Berlin; Lance Reisen, Oregon; Ananda Sathasivam, Madison; Tom Vergeront, Rhinelander; Anthony Voulgaris, Van Dyne; Tim Winn, Wauwatosa GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Diane Doden, Appleton; Al Goerlitz, Withee; Gary Gram, Menomonie; Ann Hauser, Platteville; Suzanne Helene, Webster; James Hochevar, Hartland; Ronald Johnson, La Crosse; Roger Korger, La Crosse; Tom Madison, Stanley; Teresa Mc Eldowney, Rhinelander; Todd Mc Eldowney, Rhinelander; Sharon Meyer, Wisconsin Rapids; Thomas Miller III, Menomonie; Marcy Mirman, Stevens Point; Lois Mueller, Mequon; Lu Ann Schuppener, Madison; Scott Sedo, Neenah; Karen Sorenson, Spooner; Russell Winkler, Green Bay; Troy Wood, Oneida BOYS VOLLEYBALL David O. Brower, Racine; Christ Christensen, Oshkosh; Richard Frost, Neenah; Bob Grise, Franklin; James Hochevar, Hartland; Brian Marx, Hales Corners; Keith Marx, West Allis; Wayne Sojkowski, Greendale; Terri Toninato, Milwaukee; Tom Wendt, Racine GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING DIVISION 2 Referee Greg Smith, Chippewa Falls; Diving Referee John Kitslaar, III, Monona; Starter Heidi Szczupakiewicz, Muskego; Stroke Judge Stacy the exclusive schools within the new alignment sets want to pursue alternatives, the Board will consider them at a future meeting as a First Consideration in the process. The realignment plans were initially approved in October. WIAA procedures provided a 40-day window for schools to appeal the initial approval before the Board considered final action. The Board also heard reports on potential amendments to the WIAA Constitution, Bylaws and Rules of Eligibility, a review of the fall tournaments, as well as a review and approval of the annual audit. Midwest Classic - 18 teams Brookfield Academy 220, 229 Catholic Central 180, 178 Dominican 355, 362 Heritage Christian 235, 237 Kenosha Christian Life 268, 264 Kenosha St. Joseph 354, 302 Lake Country Lutheran 166, 184 Living Word Lutheran 152, 156 Martin Luther 394, 384 Messmer 589, 617 Racine Lutheran 243, 231 Racine Saint Catherine s 376, 351 Saint Joan Antida 668 Saint John s NW Military Academy 484, 536 Shoreland Lutheran 303, 317 The Prairie School 245, 237 University School 353, 352 Wayland Academy 191, 220 Southern Lakeshore - 7 teams Badger 1431, 1401 Delavan-Darien 914, 916 Elkhorn Area 928, 969 Union Grove 762, 785 Waterford 1101, 1105 Westosha Central Wilmot Union 1077, 1087 Figures represent enrollments reported for the third Friday count in September of 2005 and For those that only show one number, the 2006 data has not been reported as of 10/12/2006. Congratulations! 2006 Fall Tournament Officials Gering, Wausau; Turn Judge Phillip Eberle, Racine; Turn Judge John Kitslaar, III, Monona DIVISION 1 Referee Greg Smith, Chippewa Falls; Diving Referee John Kitslaar, III, Monona; Starter Stacy Gering, Wausau; Stroke Judge Heidi Szczupakiewicz, Muskego; Turn Judge Phillip Eberle, Racine; Turn Judge John Kitslaar, III, Monona FOOTBALL FINALS Scott Anderson, REF, Mukwonago; Ed Vodvarka, UMP, Oak Creek; Kent Walters, L, Kansasville; Chuck Nichols, LJ, Greendale; Al Hochmuth, BJ, Germantown Rick Fatura, REF, Viroqua; Mark Brueggen, UMP, Viroqua; Tim Lee, L, Viroqua; Dave Halverson, LJ, Viroqua; Kelly Olson, BJ, Viroqua Michael Gest, REF, DeForest; Gary Manke, UMP, DeForest; Dave Gove, L, Waupun; Bob Thurber, LJ, DeForest; Jerry Holmes, BJ, Windsor Jon Golembiewski, REF, Muskego; Paul Feldhausen, UMP, Muskego; Mike Colombo, L, Greenfield; Sam Plumeri, LJ, Franklin; Dean Diessner, BJ, Greenfield Dave Grey, REF, Oshkosh; Mark Shingler, UMP, Sun Prairie; Dick Madden, L, Oshkosh; Jim Rath, LJ, Sherwood; Peter Malchow, BJ, Oshkosh Joseph Jilek, REF, Glenwood City; Robert Bodsberg, UMP, Boyceville; Todd Jilek, L, Clear Lake; Brad Sauve, LJ, Spring Valley; Jim Celt, BJ, Glenwood City Richard Snyder, REF, Madison; Pat O Brien, UMP, Madison; Tom Kammerude, L, Blachardville; Bob Strieter, LJ, Cambridge; Bill Heberlien, BJ, Madison Standby Official - Ken Wagner, Prairie du Sac

3 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 3 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 3 OFFICIALS Approved Officials Clinics/Camps NOTE: Clinic participation does NOT exempt an official from sport/rule meeting attendance requirements. ALL criteria for an advanced classification must be met, including corresponding test scores. SCENIC CENTRAL OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION 3-PERSON BASKETBALL CLINIC Date: January 28, 2007 Time: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Site: Reedsburg Rec. Center Contact: Derek Horkan or THREE ZEBRA 3-PERSON BASKETBALL OFFICIALS CAMP Dates: May , 2007 Site: Wisconsin Dells Contact: Brian Kenney or briankenney98@yahoo.com THE RIGHT CALL GIVING BACK 3-PERSON OFFICIALS CAMP Date: May 19-20, 2007 Site: Madison Area Technical College Contact: Ralph Sirmons or rsirmons2@charter.net YOU MAKE THE CALL 3-PERSON HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL OFFICIALS CAMP Dates: June 29-July 1, 2007 Site: UW-Stevens Point Contact: Becky Blank or beckyblank@hotmail.com Coaches Clinics WISCONSIN CROSS COUNTRY COACHES ASSOCIATION - 28TH ANNUAL CLINIC Dates: January 5-6, 2007 Site: Midway Motor Lodge (Brookfield, WI) Time: Friday 1 p.m. & Saturday 8 a.m. Clinic Info: wcccaclinic.com or wisconsinrunner.com and follow the links to the WCCCA clinic page WISCONSIN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION - STATE CLINIC Dates: February 9-10, 2007 Site: Four Point Sheraton (Milwaukee, WI) Contact: Officials Exams Due Dates Officials exams will be sent with your rule books and also available online. Remember that corrected exams will not be returned to you. Make a copy of your exam answers before you submit them to the WIAA office so that you may review the ones you may have gotten wrong once answers are posted. Answers will be posted on the Officials Center once the due date has passed. You will also access your exam score off the Officials Center. Sport Return Deadline PART I EXAMS Baseball March 23, 2007 Softball March 23, 2007 Track/Field March 23, 2007 Sport Mailing Date Return Deadline PART II EXAMS Basketball December 4, 2006 December 22, 2006 Wrestling December 4, 2006 December 22, 2006 Baseball March 20, 2007 April 6, 2007 MECHANICS EXAM 3-Person Basketball Mechanics December 4, 2006 December 22, 2006 Note: The 3-Person Basketball Mechanics Exam will be a requirement for all L5 and Master level officials that want to be considered for sectional and State tournament assignments in Registration information contact Tom Wilson at twil@new.rr.com or ext. 364 ZIERLEIN FOOTBALL CLINIC Dates: February 16-17, 2007 Site: Chicago Marriott Schaumburg (Schaumburg, IL) Contact: Zierlein Clinics, 348 Main St, West Seneca, NY 14224; phone (716) ; fax (206) ; clinics@zierlein.com Note: Check for updates at Officials Center Information Please check the Officials Center located on our website frequently as new information is continuously being added. If you can't remember the user ID and password to gain access to the Officials Center, please check your classification card as it is printed there. Any questions regarding information on the Officials Center, please contact Joan Gralla at the WIAA Sports Meetings At High School Identified (Unless Otherwise Specified) All Meetings Begin at 7:30 p.m. TRACK & FIELD Feb. 13, Tues. Fennimore, Nicolet, Rhinelander, Turtle Lake Feb. 14, Wed. Altoona, Greenfield, La Crosse Logan, Waupun Feb. 19, Mon. Drummond, Green Bay Southwest, Middleton, Wis. Rapids Lincoln GIRLS SOCCER Feb. 14, Wed. Menomonee Falls Feb. 20, Tues. Stevens Point (WIAA Office) Feb. 21, Wed. Chippewa Falls Feb. 26, Mon. Madison Memorial Feb. 28, Wed. Neenah BASEBALL Mar. 5, Mon. Ashland, Bay Port, Dodgeville, Nicolet Mar. 6, Tues. Eau Claire North, Middleton, Union Grove, Wautoma Mar. 12, Mon. Appleton North, Crandon, Janesville Parker, Wisconsin Dells Mar. 14, Wed. La Crosse Logan, Marathon, Rice Lake, West Bend SOFTBALL Mar. 5, Mon. Hudson, Lakeside Lutheran, Stevens Point Mar. 6, Tues. Drummond, Holmen, Mukwonago, Oshkosh North, Portage Mar. 12, Mon. Ashwaubenon, Belleville, Phillips, West Bend, Westby Mar. 13, Tues. Eau Claire North, Fennimore, New Holstein, Oak Creek, Wausau East BOYS GOLF NO MEETINGS - Information will be provided via Website Video Presentation. The link and verification form will be available on the School Center on the WIAA Website. BOYS TENNIS NO MEETINGS - Information will be provided via Website Video Presentation. The link and verification form will be available on the School Center on the WIAA Website. Meetings or Clinics NOTE: These clinics have not been approved for officials advancement at this time. CALUMET COUNTY OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION MEETINGS Dates: Jan. 8, Feb. 5, 19, Time: 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Site: New Holstein High School, Room 406 Contact: Larry Dietz or larry.dietz@proplating.com LAKELAND OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL MEETINGS Dates: Jan. 17 and Feb. 19, Time: 7 p.m. Site: Catholic Memorial High School Cafeteria Contact: Nick Ortner or or FOX CITIES OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL MEETINGS Dates: Jan. 16, Feb. 5, 2007 Time: 7 p.m. Site: Menasha High School Contact: Don Baumgart dbaumgart3@new.rr.com or Mike Knoespel or jason.meyer@stocklumber.com MANITOWOC COUNTY SPORTS OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL MEETINGS Dates: Jan. 17 and Feb. 7, 2007 Time: 7 p.m. Site: Dec. 13, Jan. 17 and Feb. 7 = Manitowoc County Office Complex Contact: Keith Bonde or kbonde@lakefield.net INDIANHEAD ATHLETIC OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL MEETINGS Dates: Jan. 6, 20, Feb. 3 and 17, 2007 Place: Eau Claire YMCA Time: 9 a.m. Contact: James Sekel or or Rick Thompson or rthomps1@dor.state.wi.us METRO SWIMMING OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION Dates: Jan. 15 & Feb. 19, 2006 Site: Wauwatosa West High School Contact: Ted Haasch or thaasch@wi.rr.com Note: All swim officials and interested coaches are invited to attend all meetings

4 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 4 Page 4 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No Wrestling Assignments Saturday, February 10 Team Tuesday, February 13 - Saturday, February 17 State Individual Tournament - February State Team Tournament - March 2-3 DIVISION 1 SECTIONAL A - CHIPPEWA FALLS Team Sectional - Wausau West REGIONAL I - HUDSON - Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Menomonie, New Richmond, River Falls, Superior. REGIONAL II - ANTIGO - Antigo, D.C. Everest, Lakeland, Marshfield, Merrill, Rhinelander, Wausau East, Wausau West. SECTIONAL B - APPLETON NORTH Team Sectional - Kaukauna REGIONAL I - PULASKI - Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De Pere, Green Bay Preble/Green Bay East, Green Bay West/Green Bay Southwest, Kaukauna, Pulaski, Shawano Community. REGIONAL II - NEW LONDON - Appleton East, Appleton North, Appleton West, Hortonville, New London, Stevens Point, Waupaca, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln. SECTIONAL C - DEFOREST Team Sectional - Portage REGIONAL I - SPARTA - Holmen, La Crosse Central, La Crosse Logan, Onalaska, Osseo- Fairchild/Altoona/Augusta, Reedsburg Area, Sparta, Tomah. REGIONAL II - WAUNAKEE - Baraboo, DeForest, Madison Memorial, Madison West, Middleton, Portage, Sauk Prairie, Waunakee. SECTIONAL D - HARTFORD UNION Team Sectional - Plymouth REGIONAL I - PORT WASHINGTON - Kimberly, Manitowoc Lincoln, Menasha, Neenah, Plymouth, Port Washington, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South. REGIONAL II - BEAVER DAM - Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, Hartford Union, Oshkosh North, Oshkosh West, Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West. SECTIONAL E - VERONA AREA Team Sectional - Janesville Parker REGIONAL I - JANESVILLE CRAIG - Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, Madison East, Madison La Follette, Oregon, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Verona Area. REGIONAL II - WILMOT UNION - Badger, Beloit Memorial, Delavan-Darien, Kenosha Bradford, Kenosha Tremper, Milton, Westosha Central, Wilmot Union. SECTIONAL F - KETTLE MORAINE Team Sectional - Waukesha South REGIONAL I - ARROWHEAD REGIONAL - Arrowhead, Hamilton, Kettle Moraine, Oconomowoc, Watertown, Waukesha North, Waukesha South, Waukesha West. REGIONAL II - BROOKFIELD CENTRAL - Brookfield Central, Brookfield East, Cedarburg, Germantown, Homestead, Menomonee Falls, Milwaukee Vincent, Wauwatosa West/Wauwatosa East. SECTIONAL G - WEST ALLIS CENTRAL Team Sectional - Waterford REGIONAL I - ELKHORN AREA - Burlington, Elkhorn Area, Fort Atkinson, Mukwonago, Muskego, Waterford, West Allis Central, West Allis Hale. REGIONAL II - MILWAUKEE CUSTER - Milwaukee Custer, Milwaukee King, Milwaukee Madison University/Milwaukee Languages/Milwaukee Marshall, Milwaukee Washington, Nicolet, Pius XI, Whitefish Bay/Dominican, Wisconsin Lutheran. SECTIONAL H - RACINE HORLICK Team Sectional - Greenfield REGIONAL I - WHITNALL - Franklin, Greendale/Thomas More, Greenfield, Milwaukee Hamilton, Racine Case, Racine Horlick, Racine Park, Whitnall. REGIONAL II - MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY - Cudahy/Saint Francis, Marquette University, Milwaukee Bay View, Milwaukee Bradley Technical/Milwaukee South, Milwaukee Pulaski/Milwaukee Arts/Ronald W. Reagan College Prep, Milwaukee Riverside University/Shorewood, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee. DIVISION 2 SECTIONAL A - SPOONER Team Sectional - Rice Lake (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - LUCK - Ashland, Barron, Cumberland, Luck/Frederic/Grantsburg, Northwestern, Rice Lake, Spooner. REGIONAL II - BLOOMER - Amery, Baldwin- Woodville, Bloomer, Chetek/Prairie Farm, Osceola, Somerset, Stanley-Boyd/Thorp. REGIONAL III - NEILLSVILLE/GREENWOOD - Abbotsford/Colby, Medford Area, Mosinee, Neillsville/Greenwood, Three Lakes/Northland Pines, Tomahawk, Wittenberg-Birnamwood. REGIONAL IV - MELROSE-MINDORO - Black River Falls, Durand, Ellsworth, Melrose-Mindoro/Gale- Ettrick-Trempealeau, Prescott, West Salem/Bangor. SECTIONAL B - WEST DE PERE Team Sectional - Freedom (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - SEYMOUR - Clintonville, Freedom, Gillett/Suring, Marinette, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Seymour. REGIONAL II - WAUTOMA - Adams-Friendship, Berlin, Nekoosa/Port Edwards, Omro, Pioneer Westfield, Tri-County/Almond-Bancroft, Wautoma. REGIONAL III - WRIGHTSTOWN - Fox Valley Lutheran, Little Chute, West De Pere, Weyauwega-Fremont, Winneconne, Wrightstown, Xavier/Saint Mary Central. REGIONAL IV - KEWAUNEE - Denmark, Kewaunee, Luxemburg-Casco, Mishicot, Southern Door, Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol, Two Rivers. SECTIONAL C - RICHLAND CENTER Team Sectional - Mount Horeb (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - WISCONSIN DELLS - Mauston, Prairie du Chien, Richland Center, Viroqua, Westby, Wisconsin Dells. REGIONAL II - LANCASTER - Columbus, Dodgeville, Lancaster, Lodi, Madison Edgewood, Mount Horeb/Barneveld, River Valley. REGIONAL III - BELLEVILLE - Belleville/Monticello/New Glarus, Belmont/Platteville, Brodhead/Juda, Cuba City/Southwestern, Edgerton, Evansville/Albany, Monroe. REGIONAL IV - WHITEWATER - Big Foot/Williams Bay, East Troy, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Lakeside Lutheran, Turner, Whitewater. SECTIONAL D - MILWAUKEE LUTHERAN Team Sectional - Campbellsport (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - NEW HOLSTEIN - Chilton, Kiel, New Holstein, Saint Lawrence Seminary, Sheboygan Area Lutheran/Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Falls, Valders. REGIONAL II - WAUPUN - Horicon, Lomira, Mayville, Ripon, Waupun, Winnebago Lutheran Academy. REGIONAL III - KEWASKUM - Brown Deer, Campbellsport, Grafton, Kewaskum, Milwaukee Lutheran, Pewaukee, Saint John s NW Military Academy. REGIONAL IV - NEW BERLIN WEST - Catholic Memorial, Martin Luther, New Berlin Eisenhower, New Berlin West, Racine Saint Catherine s, Union Grove. DIVISION 3 SECTIONAL A - SAINT CROIX FALLS Team Sectional - Boyceville (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - NORTHWOOD - Cameron, Northwood, Saint Croix Falls, Shell Lake, Turtle Lake/Clayton, Unity. REGIONAL II - LADYSMITH - Bayfield, Bruce, Flambeau, Hurley, Ladysmith, Park Falls, Phillips. REGIONAL III - CLEAR LAKE - Boyceville, Cadott, Clear Lake, Cornell/Gilman, Glenwood City, Saint Croix Central, Spring Valley/Elmwood. REGIONAL IV - ARCADIA - Arcadia, Blair-Taylor, Cochrane-Fountain City/Alma, Independence/Gilmanton, Loyal, Mondovi, Whitehall. SECTIONAL B - BONDUEL (at Shawano Community) Team Sectional - Edgar (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - CRANDON - Coleman, Crandon, Crivitz, Elcho, Florence, Peshtigo, Wabeno. REGIONAL II - ATHENS - Athens, Auburndale, Edgar, Pacelli, Pittsville, Spencer, Stratford. REGIONAL III - MARKESAN - Laconia, Markesan, Montello, Oshkosh Lourdes, Princeton, Wild Rose. REGIONAL IV - AMHERST - Amherst, Bonduel, Lena/Marinette Catholic Central, Manawa, Menominee Indian, Rosholt, Shiocton. SECTIONAL C - MINERAL POINT Team Sectional - Riverdale (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - AQUINAS- Aquinas, Brookwood, Cashton, Luther, Necedah, New Lisbon, Royall. REGIONAL II - NORTH CRAWFORD/SENECA - De Soto, Hillsboro, Ithaca, Kickapoo/La Farge, North Crawford/Seneca, Riverdale, Weston. REGIONAL III - BOSCOBEL - Boscobel, Darlington, Fennimore, Highland, Iowa-Grant, Mineral Point, River Ridge/Cassville. REGIONAL IV - PARKVIEW - Black Hawk, Catholic Central, Clinton, Kenosha St. Joseph, Parkview, Pecatonica/Argyle, Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped. SECTIONAL D - CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM Team Sectional - North Fond du Lac (II vs. III; I vs. IV) REGIONAL I - BRILLION - Brillion, Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah, Hilbert, Manitowoc Lutheran, Oneida Nation, Reedsville, Roncalli. REGIONAL II - RANDOM LAKE - Cedar Grove-Belgium, Heritage Christian, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Shoreland Lutheran. REGIONAL III - DODGELAND - Cambria-Friesland, Dodgeland, Hustisford, Maranatha Baptist Academy, North Fond du Lac, Oakfield, Palmyra-Eagle. REGIONAL IV - DEERFIELD - Cambridge, Deerfield, Marshall, Pardeeville, Poynette, Waterloo, Wisconsin Heights. Individual Wrestling Time Schedule SECTIONALS Saturday, February 17 Host School Meet Manager Weigh-In Coaches Meeting First Session DIVISION 1 Appleton North Paul Engen 8:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Chippewa Falls Jason Schultz 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. DeForest Mike McHugh 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Hartford Union John Lonergan 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Kettle Moraine Mike Fink 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Racine Horlick Jerry Kuppere 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Verona Area Mark Kryka 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. West Allis Central Ed Stech 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. DIVISION 2 Milwaukee Lutheran Matt Pankow 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Richland Center Aaron Mithum 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Spooner Jon Griffith 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. West De Pere Greg Smith 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. DIVISION 3 Bonduel Roger Toole 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Cedar Grove- Josh Ketterhagen 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Belgium Mineral Point Vickie Dahl 8:45 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Saint Croix Falls Kelly Anderson 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. REGIONALS Saturday, February 10 Host School Meet Manager Weigh-In Coaches Meeting First Session DIVISION 1 Antigo Todd Langseth 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Arrowhead Geoff Steinbach 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Beaver Dam Curt Gruenewald 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Brookfield Central Joy Taylor 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Elkhorn Area Bryan Frost 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Hudson Larry Ofstedal 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Janesville Craig Monte Phillips 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Marquette University Dan Hardwick & Greg Youngs 8:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Milwaukee Custer David Zimmermann 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. New London Stephanie Hauser 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Port Washington Eric Burke 8:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Pulaski Don Tolkacz 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Sparta Mike Montgomery 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Waunakee Brian Smith 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Whitnall Mike Brand & John Quinlan 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Wilmot Union Kelly Dineen 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. DIVISION 2 Belleville Susette Alsteens 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Bloomer Chad Steinmetz 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Luck Mark Gobler 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Kewaskum Jason Piittmann 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Kewaunee Corey Baumgartner 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Lancaster John Hoch 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Melrose-Mindoro Connie Craig 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Neillsville/Greenwood Tim Rueth & Dean Zaleski 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. New Berlin West Ryan Welnetz 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. New Holstein Steve Steiner 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Waupun Tom Hagstrom 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Seymour Mark Zahn 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Wautoma Tom Nygaard 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Whitewater Doug Parker 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Wisconsin Dells John Frizzell 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12 noon Wrightstown Terry Schaeuble 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. DIVISION 3 Amherst Pete Sippel 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Aquinas Ted Knutson 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Arcadia Bruce Schweisthal 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Athens Kathy Luther 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Boscobel Greg Bell 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Brillion Peter Kittel 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Clear Lake Patti Wyss 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Crandon Ed Space 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Deerfield John Polzin 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Dodgeland Greg Kuhn 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Ladysmith Scott Martino 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Markesan Kevin Wopat 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. North Crawford Dave Bergum 9:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Northwood Curt Zamzow 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Parkview Scott Schmiesing 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Random Lake Christopher J. Bichler 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m Team Wrestling Time Schedule Tuesday, February 13 Host School Meet Manager Site of Competition DIVISION 1 Weigh-ins 6 p.m., Competition 7 p.m. Sectional A - Wausau West Pam Huston Wausau West Field House Sectional B - Kaukauna Dan Karius Kaukauna High School Sectional C - Portage Jim Langkamp Portage High School Sectional D - Plymouth Mike Briggs Plymouth High School Sectional E - Janesville Parker Steve Schroeder Janesville Parker High School Sectional F - Waukesha South Ryan Green & Paul Mielke Waukesha South Field House Sectional G - Waterford Barb Deichl Waterford High School Sectional H - Greenfield Rich Lemanski Greenfield High School DIVISION 2 Weigh-ins 5 p.m., Semifinals 6 p.m., Finals 8 p.m. (may start earlier if both teams agree) Sectional A - Rice Lake Steve Salisbury Rice Lake High School Sectional B - Freedom Kurt Erickson Freedom High School Field House Sectional C - Mount Horeb Dan Grady Mount Horeb High School Sectional D - Campbellsport Kurt Parker Campbellsport High School DIVISION 3 Weigh-ins 5 p.m., Semifinals 6 p.m., Finals 8 p.m. (may start earlier if both teams agree) Sectional A - Boyceville Bud Gilbertson Boyceville High School Sectional B - Edgar Jim Steinke Edgar High School Sectional C - Riverdale John R. Willey Riverdale Middle School Sectional D - North Fond du Lac Doug Forsythe North Fond du Lac High School

5 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 5 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page Boys Basketball 2007 Boys AAssignments Basketball Division Assignments 1 Division 1 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. updated 11/8/2006 (Sites may be changed as a resu ult of schools declining to host.) SECTIONAL #1 SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Feb 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 Tues., Feb. 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 SECTIONAL #3 Tues., Feb 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Memorial Eau Claire North Hudson Menomonie River Falls Superior D.C. Everest Lakeland Marshfield Merrill Rhinelander Wausau East Wausau West AT MARSHFIELD AT MARSHFIELD AT MARSHFIELD Sectional #2 Antigo Appleton East Appleton North Appleton West Ashwaubenon Bay Port De Pere Green Bay East Green Bay Preble Green Bay Southwest Green Bay West Kaukauna Kimberly Manitowoc Lincoln Pulaski Shawano Community #16 Seed #13 Seed AT GREENBAY EAST (Brown County) AT GREENBAY EAST (Brown County) AT GREENBAY EAST (Brown County) Sectional #3 Baraboo DeForest Holmen La Crosse Central La Crosse Logan Madison East Madison La Follette Madison Memorial Madison West Middleton Monona Grove Sauk Prairie Sun Prairie Tomah Waunakee #13 Seed AT UW-LA CROSSE (Host: La Crosse Central) AT UW-LA CROSSE (Host: La Crosse Central) AT UW-LA CROSSE (Host: La Crosse Central) Sectional #4 Beaver Dam Fond du Lac Hortonville Menasha Neenah Oshkosh North Oshkosh West Sheboygan North Sheboygan South Slinger Stevens Point West Bend East West Bend West Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln SECTIONAL #4 Tues., Feb 27 SECTIONAL Sat., Mar. 3 #3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 Tues., Feb 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 #13 Seed AT UW-OSHKOSH (Host: Oshkosh North) AT UW-OSHKOSH (Host: Oshkosh North) Sectional #5 Arrowhead Cedarburg Germantown Hamilton Hartford Union Homestead Kettle Moraine Menomonee Falls Milwaukee Vincent Oconomowoc Watertown Waukesha North Waukesha South Waukesha West 2007 Boys Basketball A #15 Seed (Sites may be changed as a res SECTIONAL #5 Tues., Feb. 27 SECTIONAL Sat., Mar. 3 #4 Thur., Mar. 8 Sat., Mar. 10 Tues., Feb 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 # 9 Seed #13 Seed AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) #15 Seed ssignments Division 1 lt of schools declining to host.) SECTIONAL #6 Tues., Feb. 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 Sectional #6 Badger Beloit Memorial Burlington Janesville Craig Janesville Parker Kenosha Bradford Kenosha Tremper Milton Oregon Stoughton Verona Area Waterford Westosha Central Wilmot Union #13 Seed AT JANESVILLE CRAIG AT JANESVILLE CRAIG AT UW-OSHKOSH (Host: Oshkosh North) AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) AT JANESVILLE CRAIG Sectional #7 Brookfield Central Brookfield East Franklin Greenfield Milwaukee Hamilton Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts Mukwonago Muskego Racine Case Racine Horlick Racine Park Wauwatosa West West Allis Central West Allis Hale SECTIONAL #7 Tues., Feb. 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 #13 Seed AT WEST ALLIS CENTRAL AT WEST ALLIS CENTRAL AT WEST ALLIS CENTRAL Sectional #8 Marquette University Milwaukee Bay View Milwaukee Bradley Technical Milwaukee Custer Milwaukee King Milwaukee Madison University Milwaukee Riverside University Milwaukee South Milw. Washington Nicolet Oak Creek Pius XI South Milwaukee Wauwatosa East SECTIONAL #8 Tues., Feb. 27SECTIONAL Sat., Mar. 3 #7 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 Tues., Feb. 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 # 9 Seed #13 Seed AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) AT AL MCGUIRE CENTER (Host Germantown) Required Basketball Pregame Warm-up Protocol SECTIONAL #8 Tues., Feb. 27 Sat., Mar. 3 Fri., Mar. 9 Sat., Mar. 10 There will be 20 minutes allowed for pregame warmups at the varsity level. The warm-up procedure for all varsity games (regular season and WIAA tournament series) is as follows: 20:00 Warm-up begins. Officials enter the court and go directly to positions to supervise pregame warm-up. 12:00 Officials conduct pregame meeting with team captains. 10:00 Officials proceed to scoretable and check scorebooks, brief scorer and timer, check game ball for NFHS authenticating mark, and check alternating-possession arrow. 1:30 Officials introduce themselves to coaching staff and inquire about legality of player equipment. Remove jackets and prepare to begin game. 0:00 - National Anthem or Pledge of Allegiance followed by player introductions. Introduction of Players All five starters of the visiting team shall be introduced first followed by the five starts for the home team. Players shall not seek out the opposing coach to shake his/her hand.

6 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 6 Page 6 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Games Wanted Schools Should Notify WIAA When Games Are Filled. Listings will be removed after one month from the date they were first listed. The date at the end of each listing is the date that particular listing was first listed. FALL Cross Country Sept. 1, Teams for relays meet (varsity/jv) - Green Bay Preble - Jack Drankoff or jdrankof@green bay.k12.wi.us. (11-30) Sept. 15, Teams for varsity/jv meet. Belleville - Susette Alsteens ext. 491 or alsteens@belle ville.k12.wi.us. (12-6) Sept. 27, Teams for invitational. Two Rivers - Jim Wegner ext or wegnerjam@trschools.k12.wi.us or Amy Gallagher ext or gallamy@tri schools.k12.wi.us. (11-30) Sept. 27, Teams for 12- team invitational. Lake Mills - Cale Vogel ext. 303 or cale.vogel@lakemills.k12.wi.us. (12-12) Football Aug. 27, JV game. Gillett - Mike Kaczmarek ext. 242 or mkaczmarek@gil - lett.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Sept. 5, Varsity game. Altoona - Gary Pszeniczny or gpszeniczny@alto - ona.k12.wi.us. Sept. 7, Varsity game (prefer away). Waterford - Barb Deichl ext. 520 or bdeichl@waterforduhs.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Sept. 10, JV game (preferably from central Wis.). Port Edwards - Jim Bena ext. 231 or benaja@pesd.k12.wi.us. (11-21) Sept. 21, Varsity game. Spring Lake Park (MN) - Dave Alto (11-27) Oct. 2, JV game. Cedar Grove - Josh Ketterhagen ext. 552 or jketterhagen@cgbsd.com Oct. 9, JV game (would prefer to host). Oostburg - Molly Hengst ext or molly.hengt@oostburg.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Oct. 12 or 13, Home game. Markesan - Kevin Wopat ext (11-30) 2007 (Week 1) - Varsity game. West Bend West - Dan Retzki or dretzki@westbend.k12.wi.us (Week 1) - Varsity/JV game. Greenfield - Rich Lemanski ext or rlemanski@admin.greenfield.k12.wi.us (Week 1) - Varsity/JV game. Dodgeland - Greg Kuhn ext or kuhn@dodgeland.k12.wi.us. (11-28) 2007 (week 1) - Varsity game. Pardeeville - Michael Haynes ext (11-27) 2007 (Week 2) - Game (varsity and JV). Mount Horeb - Kent Arneson ext (Week 2) - Varsity game. Pacelli (Stevens Point) - John Raflik or jraflik@spacs.k12.wi.us. (12-5) 2007 (Week 2) - Varsity/JV game. Mount Horeb - Kent Arneson ext or arnesonkent@mhsd.k12.wi.us (Week 3) - Game. Norway (MI) - Brad Grayvold or bgrayvold@nor way.k12.mi.us. (11-29) 2007 & 2008 (Week 2) - Game. Brookfield Central - Scott Nelsen or nelsens@elmbrookschools.org. (11-27) 2007 & 2008 (9-16 & 9-13) - Freshmen game. Adams-Friendship - Athletic Director (608) (Week 1) - Varsity game. Richland Center - Aaron Mithum or amithum@richland.k12.wi.us. (12-12) 2007 (Weeks 2 and 9) - Varsity and JV games. Medford - Bob Wiinamaki 715) (Week 2) - Varsity game. Mosinee - Guy Otte ext or gotte@mosineeschools.org (Week 2) - Game. Independence - Barry Schmitt ext. 120 or schmittb@indps.k12.wi.us. (11-28) 2007 & 2008 (Week 6) - Varsity game. Lakeland - Don Scharbarth or Al Wooldridge (715) Girls Golf Invitationals. Kimberly - Brian Matz or bmatz@kimberly.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Boys Soccer Sept. 7-8, Teams for varsity invitational (3 games). Beaver Dam - Kevin Wallace ext. 254 or schwochb@beaverdam.k12.wi.us. Sept. 8, Team for 8-team invitational (3 games). Big Foot - Tim Collins ext. 103 or tecollins@big foot.k12.wi.us. Sept. 8, Team for tournament. Madison East - Rick Raatz rraatz@madison.k12.wi.us. (12-6) Sept. 8, Teams for varsity quad. Oostburg - Molly Hengst ext or molly.hengt@oostburg.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Sept. 15, Varsity team for invitational (3 games). St. Mary Central - Elliott Kramsky or ekram sky@tcces.k12.wi.us. (11-21) Sept. 21, Varsity/JV game. DeForest - Mike McHugh or mmchugh@de - forest.k12.wi.us. Sept. 29, Teams for tournament. Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln - Bill Vickroy or bill.vickroy@wrps.org. (12-1) Oct. 5 or 6, Team for tournament (3 games 30-minute halves). Menomonee Falls - Scott Stein or sstein2@wi.rr.com. (12-5) Varsity games. Oshkosh West - Brad Jodarski or brad.jodarski@osh kosh.k12.wi.us Varsity games (all Saturdays are open). Southern Door - Luke Goral ext. 406 or lgoral@southerndoor.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Freshmen games. Sauk Prairie - Aaron Braud or braunaa@staff.sauk pr.k12.wi.us. (11-30) Girls Tennis Aug. 14, Teams for varsity invitational. Delavan-Darien - Wayne Fell ext or wfell@ddschools.org. Aug. 15, Team for multimeet. Oshkosh North - Bill Van Lieshout ext. 123 or William.vanlieshout@oshkosh.k12.wi.us. Sept. 22, Teams for varsity/jv quad tournament. Green Bay Preble - Jack Drankoff or jdrankof@greenbay.k12.wi.us. (12-12) General Duals or invitational. New London - Stephanie Hauser ext or shauser@newlondon.k12.wi.us. (11-28) Girls Volleyball Aug. 21, Teams for varsity/jv/freshmen quad. Belleville - Susette Alsteens ext. 491 or alsteens@belle ville.k12.wi.us. (12-6) Aug. 21, Team for varsity quad. North Fond du Lac - Dave Manley (11-28) Aug. 25, Berth in invitational. Stratford - Cal Tackes (11-28) Aug. 30, Teams for tri or quad. Milton - Jim Johnson or johnsonja@mail mil - ton.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Sept. 6, 17, 24 or Oct. 1, Varsity/JV game or berth in varsity multi team meet Sept. 6, 20 or 27, Deerfield - John Polzin ( or polzinj@deerfield.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Sept. 7, Teams for JV tournament. Kenosha Bradford - Kyle Yackley or kyackley@kusd.edu. (11-28) Sept. 8, Teams for JV invitational. East Troy - Paul Kielas ext (12-5) Sept. 8, Team for invitational. DeForest - Mike McHugh or mmchugh@de forest.k12.wi.us. (12-12) Sept. 8, Team for 12- team tournament. Kettle Moraine Lutheran - Len Collyard or lcollyar@kmlhs.org. Sept. 8, Teams for JV invitational. Gillett - Mike Kaczmarek ext. 242 or mkaczmarek@gillett.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Amery Ashland Hayward New Richmond Northwestern Osceola Somerset Spooner Altoona Baldwin-Woodville Barron Black River Falls Bloomer Durand Ellsworth Rice Lake Medford Area Mosinee Neillsville Nekoosa Northland Pines Tomahawk Wittenberg- Birnamwood Adams-Friendship Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau Mauston Onalaska Pioneer Westfield Sparta West Salem Wisconsin Dells Sept. 12, Freshman teams for frosh invitational. Menomonee Falls - Kristin Stein or steikri@sdmf.k12.wi.us. Sept. 15, Team for invitational. Waupun - Lucky Wurtz ext or lwurtz@waupun.k12.wi.us. (11-27) Sept. 22, Varsity team for quad. Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran - Mike Buck ecmbuch@execpc.com Sept. 22, 2 or Oct. 13, Berth in tournament. Menasha - Gene Spindler (12-7) Sept. 29, Berth in varsity tournament. Merrill - Pete Miller ext (12-5) Oct. 6, Teams for varsity invitational. Altoona - Gary Pszeniczny or gpszeniczny@altoona.k12.wi.us. (12-12) Oct. 6, Team for JV invitational. Waupun - Lucky Wurtz ext or lwurtz@waupun.k12.wi.us. (11-28) Varsity/JV/frosh dual or multi-school involving all three levels. Wisconsin Dells - John Frizzell ext or jfrizzel@sdwd.k12.wi.us. (12-7) Varsity/JV/freshmen dual (prefer Aug. 23 or 28). Coleman - Austin Retzlaff ext. 159 or retzlaff@coleman.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Berth in var sity/jv/fresh - men tournament. Dual matches (3 levels). Kewaskum - Jason Piittmann ext or jpiitt - ma@ksd.k12.wi.us. (11-29) Berth in varsity tournament. New Holstein - Steve Steiner or ssteiner@nh - sd.k12.wi.us. (11-28) Boys Volleyball Tournaments. Appleton West - Kiya Hunt or kuntkiya@aasd.k12.wi.us. (12-6) Berth in invitationals. Green Bay Preble - Jack Drankoff or jdrankof@greenbay.k12.wi.us. (11-27) WINTER 2007 Boys Basketball Assignments Division 2 (Sites may be changed as a res ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS ult ofotherwise schools declining to host.) INDICATED. varsity/jv tournament. Medford - Bob Wiinamaki (12-12) Dec , Team for varsity/jv tournament (2 games). Southern Door - Luke Goral ext. 406 or lgoral@southern - door.k12.wi.us. (12-7) Dec , Team (varsity/jv/freshmen). La Crosse Central - Joe Beran or jberan@sdlax.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Dec , Teams for tournament. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext (12-12) Dec , Teams for varsity/jv tournament (2-games). Marinette - Daren Sommerfeldt or dsommerf@mar i - nette.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Dec , Varsity/JV teams for tournament. Dodgeland - Greg Kuhn ext or kuhn@dodge land.k12.wi.us. (11-28) Boys Basketball Varsity/JV games. Lake Mills - Cale Vogel ext Dec , Teams for Varsity/JV/freshmen See Games Wanted, page Boys Basketball A Assignments Division 2 SECTIONAL #1 Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 AT CUMBERLAND AT RIVER FALLS AT SPRING VALLEY AT MERRILL AT STEVENS POINT AT LACROSSE CENTRAL AT MARSHFIELD Clintonville Freedom Marinette New London Notre Dame Oconto Oconto Falls Seymour Denmark Luxemburg-Casco Southern Door Sturgeon Bay Two Rivers Valders West De Pere Wrightstown Berlin Fox Valley Lutheran Little Chute Omro Waupaca Wautoma/Faith Christian Academy Winneconne Xavier Chilton Kiel New Holstein Ripon Sheboygan Falls Waupun Winnebago Lutheran Academy SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 AT BAY PORT AT GREEN BAY EAST (Brown County AT MANITOWOC LINCOLN AT MENASHA AT GREEN BAY EAST (Brown County) AT FOND DU LAC AT GREEN BAY EAST (Brown County

7 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 7 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 7 Games Wanted games. Kewaskum - Jason Piittmann ext or jpiitma@ksd.k12.wi.us Varsity/JV games. Lake Mills - Cale Vogel ext. 303 or cale.vogel@lake - mills.k12.wi.us Games. Gillett - Mike Kaczmarek ext. 242 or Continued from page 6 winkers@rrsd.k12.wi.us. mkaczmarek@gil lett.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Game (can play three levels), 1-year or home and home. Brookwood - Ken Clinton ext (11-30) Games. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext (11-27) and Game, 2-year contract (three or four levels). La Crosse Central - Joe Beran or jberan@sdlax.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Girls Basketball Nov. 23, 24, Team for tournament (2 games). Assumption (Wisconsin Rapids) - Joe Birkhauser (12-7) Dec , Team for varsity/jv tournament (2 games). Southern Door - Luke Goral ext. 406 or lgoral@southerndoor.k12.wi.us. (12-7) Jan. 3, 4, 5 or Jan. 31, River Ridge - Wade Winkers ext. 114 or Lodi Madison Edgewood Portage Prairie du Chien Reedsburg Area Richland Center River Valley Brodhead Dodgeville Evansville McFarland Monroe Mount Horeb Platteville Columbus Edgerton Fort Atkinson Jefferson Lake Mills Lakeside Lutheran Whitewater Big Foot Cudahy Delavan-Darien Greendale Union Grove Whitnall Varsity/JV/freshmen games. Fort Atkinson - Kevin Flegner ext (11-28) Varsity/JV/freshmen games. Laconia - Jeff Thomas ext. 158 or thomjef@rbsd.k12.wi.us Games. Adams- Friendship - Athletic Director Varsity/JV/freshmen games. Kewaskum - Jason Piittmann ext or jpiitma@ksd.k12.wi.us Games. Gillett - Mike Kaczmarek ext. 242 or mkaczmarek@gil lett.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Games. Cassville - Christopher Tubbs ext. 113 or ctubbs@cass - villesd.k12.wi.us. (11-27) Games. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext (11-27) Varsity/JV game. Potosi - Mark Siegert or siegertm@potos isd.k12.wi.us. (12-12) Gymnastics Jan. 25, Feb. 3, 12, 13 or 16, Meets. Markesan - Kevin Wopat ext (11-30) Girls Hockey Jan. 27, Team for game. Arrowhead - Geoff Steinbach ext (12-6) Wrestling Dec. 8, Varsity team for dual invitational. Oshkosh West - Brad Jodarski or brad.jodarski@oshkosh.k12.wi.us. Jan. 6, Varsity team for 6-team dual tournament. Wisconsin Dells - John Frizzell ext or jfrizzel@sdwdd.k12.wi.us. (11-29) Jan. 13 or 20, Berth in multi-dual or invitational. Glenwood City - Chase Rasmussen or rasmu cha@gcsd.k12.wi.us. (12-7) Jan. 13, Team for varsity invitational. Elkhorn - Dean Wilson ext Jan. 20, Varsity team for invitational. Wisconsin Dells - John Frizzell ext or jfrizzel@sdwdd.k12.wi.us. (11-29) Jan. 27, Teams for invitational. Sturgeon Bay - Gary Rabach or grabach@stur Boys Basketball AAssignments Division 2 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS ult ofotherwise schools declining to host.) INDICATED. SECTIONAL #3 (Sites may be changed as a res Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 AT BARABOO AT VERONAAREA AT WATERTOWN AT WAUNAKEE AT WILMOT UNION AT SUN PRAIRIE AT JANESVILLE PARKER bay.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Dec. 1, Teams for 16- team tournament. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext Dec. 1, Team for 6-team multi-dual tournament. Stratford - Cal Tackes (11-28) Dec. 8, Teams for individual tournament. Iowa-Grant - Lois Peart or lpeart@igs.k12.wi.us. (11-27) Dual meet. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext (11-27) Baseball ssignments Division 2 Campbellsport Grafton Kettle Moraine Lutheran Kewaskum Mayville Plymouth Port Washington Saint John s NW Military Academy SECTIONAL #4 SPRING May 5, Team for JV invitational (2 games). Watertown - John Kasha or kashaj@watertown.k12.wi.us. (12-7) May 19, Teams for 4- team varsity/jv tournament. Lakeland - Kirk Toijala or toijala@luhs.k12.wi.us. (11-29) May 25-26, Teams for tournament. West Bend - Ron Held or drretzki@westbend.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Varsity game. Milwaukee Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Brown Deer Messmer Milwaukee Lifelong Learning/Milwaukee Ronald Reagan Milwaukee North Shorewood Whitefish Bay Milwaukee Languages Milwaukee Lutheran Milwaukee Marshall New Berlin Eisenhower New Berlin West Pewaukee Catholic Memorial East Troy Elkhorn Area Saint Francis Thomas More Wisconsin Lutheran AT CEDARGROVE- BELGIUM AT NEW BERLIN WEST AT BROOKFIELD CENTRAL AT GREENFIELD AT HOMESTEAD AT MARQUETTE AT WAUKESHA SOUTH Bay View - geilja@milw - aukee.k12.wi.us Varsity/JV games. Milton - Jim Johnson or johnsonja@mailmilton.k12.wi.us Varsity game. Green Bay Southwest - Jon Jagler jjagler@greenbay.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Games. Racine Horlick - Scott Molbeck (11-28) Girls Soccer Apr. 14, Varsity team for invitational. Oshkosh West - Brad Jodarski or brad.jodarski@oshkosh.k12.wi.us. Apr. 14, Varsity team for quad. Stoughton - Rich Reitzner or reitz ri@stough - ton.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Apr. 21, Team for varsity/jv invitational. New Holstein - Steve Steiner or ssteiner@nhsd.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Apr. 21, Teams for varsity/jv invitational. Wausau West - Pam Huston or phuston@wausau.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Apr. 28, Team for JV classic. West Bend - Ron Held or drretzki@westbend.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Apr. 28, Team for invitational (3 games). DeForest - Mike McHugh or mmchugh@deforest.k12.wi.us. Apr. 28, Teams for varsity tournament. East Troy - Paul Kielas ext. 236 or kiepau@easttroy.k12.wi.us. (11-29) May 4-5, Teams for varsity tournament. New Berlin Eisenhower - Jim Keller kellerj@nbps.k12.wi.us. (11-27) May 5, Team for 4-team varsity tournament (2 games). Milton - Jim Johnson or johnsonja@mailmilton.k12.wi.us. (12-4) May 12, Team for varsity classic. West Bend - Ron Held or drretzki@westbend.k12.wi.us. (12-5) May 12, Teams for 8- team tournament (3 games). Kiel - Michael Nate or mnate@kiel.k12.wi.us. (12-5) May 17 or 18, Varsity game. Germantown - Eric Vivoda or or evivoda@germantown.k12.wi.us. (12-7) May 19, JV teams for tournament. Racine Case - Dan Peterson cases soccer girls@ya hoo.com. (11-27) JV or freshman games. Germantown - Eric Vivoda or or evivoda@germantown.k12.wi.us. (12-7) JV/freshmen games. New Berlin West - Brad Zlensky or brad.zlen sky@kohls.com or Mike Dillett or mikedillett@dillettmechanical.com. (11-28) Softball Apr. 13, Team for freshmen tournament. Waupun - Lucky Wurtz ext or lwurtz@waupun.k12.wi.us. (11-27) Apr. 28, Team for varsity tournament. Delavan-Darien - Wayne Fell or wfell@ddschools.org. (12-7) May 5, Team for invitational. Sturgeon Bay - Gary Rabach or grabach@sturbay.k12.wi.us. (12-7) May 12, Teams for JV tournament (3 games). Baraboo - Mark Hamdan hamdanm@por - tage.k12.wi.us. (12-5) May 12, Team for varsity tournament. Black Hawk - Jerry Mortimer ext (11-27) Varsity/JV games. Franklin - George Dreist or gjd@execpc.com Varsity/JV games. Seneca - Steven Kramer or coachkramer@senecafootball.com Varsity game. Johnson Creek - Ken Johnson or johnsonk@johnson - creek.k12.wi.us Berth in JV tournament. Grafton - Scott Parsons or sparsons@graf ton.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Varsity/JV game. Badger (Lake Geneva) - Jim Kluge or jim.kluge@bad ger.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Varsity games. Milwaukee Custer - Kelly Lockwood or lockgeezy@msn.com. (11-27) Boys Tennis Apr. 21, Teams for varsity quad. Marshfield - Len Luedtke or luedtke@marshfield.k12.wi.us. (12-5) Apr. 28, Team for multimeet. Oshkosh North - Bill Van Lieshout ext. 123 or william.vanlieshout@oshkosh.k12.wi. us Varsity/JV matches. New London - Stephanie Hauser ext (11-27) Track & Field Mar. 16, Team for indoor co-ed meet at UW-Oshkosh. Oshkosh West - Brad Jodarski or brad.jordarski@osh - kosh.k12.wi.us. (12-7) Mar. 20, Teams for girls varsity/jv indoor triangular. Cedarburg - Brian Leair or bleair@cedar burg.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Apr. 12, Teams for JV coed quad. West Allis Hale - Ken Bellford or bellk@wawam.k12.wi.us. Apr. 167, Team for JV coed invitational. West Allis Hale - Ken Bellford or bellk@wawam.k12.wi.us. Apr. 19, Teams for girls invitational. Appleton West - Kiya Hunt huntkiya@aasd.k12.wi.us. (12-1) Apr. 20, Boys team for relays meet (varsity/jv). Green Bay Preble - Jack Drankoff or jdrankof@green bay.k12.wi.us. (11-30) Apr. 24, Team for varsity co-ed relays. West Allis Hale - Ken Bellford or bellk@wawam.k12.wi.us. May 4, Teams for co-ed invitational. Stoughton - Rich Reitzner or reitzri@stoughton.k12.wi.us. (12-5) May 4, Teams for co-ed invitational. Edgerton - Mike Neary ext May 8, Teams for co-ed varsity invitational. Kettle Moraine Lutheran - Len Collyard or lcollyar@kmlhs.org. May 10, Teams for varsity invitational. Belleville - Susette Alsteens ext. 491 or alsteens@belleville.k12.wi.us. (12-6) May 10, Teams for co-ed varsity meet. Cedarburg - Brian Leair or bleair@ced ar - burg.k12.wi.us. (12-1) May 11, Team for varsity co-ed invitational. West Allis Hale - Ken Bellford or bellk@wawam.k12.wi.us. May 11, Teams for varsity invitational. Altoona - Gary Pszeniczny or gpszeniczny@altoona.k12.wi.us. (12-7) May 11, Teams for boys invitational. Janesville Parker - Steve Schroeder or Kari Cinto (12-5) Berth in varsity co-ed meets. Deerfield - John Polzin ext or polzinj@deerfield.k12.wi.us. (12-12)

8 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 8 Page 8 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Gymnastics 2007 Gymnastics Time Schedule DIVISION 1 Starting Host School Date Manager Warm-ups Coaches Meeting Time Arrowhead February 24 Geoff Steinbach 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Saturday School (262) North Campus ext Junior Study Hall Burlington February 24 Eric Burling 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Saturday School (262) Room 150 ext Eau Claire February 24 Ashley Nelson 9:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Memorial Saturday School (715) TBD Manitowoc February 24 Sally Hyde 9:30 a.m. 9:40 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Lincoln Saturday School (920) Health Room Fieldhouse Middleton February 23 Bridget Marquis 2:45 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Friday School (608) or (608) Gymnastics Assignments Thursday, Feb. 22, or Friday, Feb. 23, or Saturday, Feb. 24 State Friday, March 2 - Saturday, March 3 DIVISION 1 SECTIONAL #1 - EAU CLAIRE MEMORIAL Chippewa Falls, D.C. Everest, Eau Claire Memorial/Eau Claire North, Hudson, Marshfield, Menomonie, Rhinelander, Rice Lake/Cumberland, Superior. SECTIONAL #2 - MANITOWOC LINCOLN Beaver Dam, Kaukauna, Manitowoc Lincoln, Oshkosh West/Oshkosh North, Sheboygan South/Sheboygan North, Stevens Point, West Bend East, West Bend West, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln. SECTIONAL #3 - MIDDLETON Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, La Crosse Central/La Crosse Logan, Madison La Follette/Madison East, Madison Memorial, Madison West, Middleton, Verona Area/Madison Edgewood. SECTIONAL #4 - ARROWHEAD Arrowhead, Grafton/Cedarburg, Hartford Union, Homestead, Menomonee Falls/Germantown, Nicolet, Oconomowoc, Sun Prairie, Watertown. SECTIONAL #5 - BURLINGTON Brookfield East/Brookfield Central, Burlington/Bad - ger/catholic Central/Wilmot Union, Franklin/Muskego/Oak Creek/Whitnall, Kenosha Tremper/Kenosha Bradford, Mukwonago/Kettle Moraine, Racine Horlick/Racine Case/Racine Park, Waukesha West/Waukesha North/Waukesha South, West Allis Hale/West Allis Central, Westosha Central. DIVISION 2 SECTIONAL #1 - RIVER FALLS Ashland, Grantsburg, Lakeland, Medford Area, Mosinee, Park Falls, River Falls, Saint Croix Falls. SECTIONAL #2 - HOLMEN Arcadia, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau/Cochrane-Fountain City/Melrose-Mindoro, Holmen, Onalaska, Tomah, Viroqua/Cashton/De Soto, West Salem/Aquinas, Westby. SECTIONAL #3 - WHITEFISH BAY Antigo, Clintonville, Markesan, Port Washington, Shorewood, Valders, Waupun, Whitefish Bay. SECTIONAL #4 - PLATTEVILLE/BELMONT Baraboo, Dodgeville/Mineral Point, Platteville/Belmont, Prairie du Chien, Reedsburg Area, River Valley, Sauk Prairie, Southwestern/Cuba City. SECTIONAL #5 - MOUNT HOREB Elkhorn Area, Jefferson, Milton, Mount Horeb, Waterford, Waunakee, Whitewater. posted 5/4/2006 Boyceville Colfax Cumberland Glenwood City Grantsburg Luck Webster Cameron Chetek Ladysmith Park Falls Phillips Washburn Elk Mound Prescott Regis Saint Croix Central Saint Croix Falls Spring Valley Unity Cadott Fall Creek Loyal McDonell Central Mondovi Osseo-Fairchild Stanley-Boyd Thorp DIVISION 2 Starting Host School Date Manager Warm-ups Coaches Meeting Time Holmen February 23 Linzi Gronning 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday School (608) Office Teachers Workroom Mount Horeb February 24 Susan Koller 10:00 a.m. 10:20 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Saturday School (608) Staff Lounge ext River Falls February 24 Rollie Hall 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12 Noon Saturday School (715) Bandroom ext Platteville February 24 Greg Quam 11:10 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:20 a.m. Saturday School (608) Hillmen Conference Rm. Whitefish Bay February 23 John Gustavson 3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Friday School (414) Room Boys Basketball Assignments Division ALLBoys GAMES Basketball AT 7 P.M. UNLESS AAssignments OTHERWISE INDICATED. Division 3 SECTIONAL #1 (Sites may be changed as a res Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 ATAMERY ATHAYWARD ATELLSWORTH ATALTOONA ATRICE LAKE ATEAU CLAIRE NORTH ATCHIPPEWA FALLS ult of schools declining to host.) Amherst Colby Edgar Iola-Scandinavia Marathon Pacelli Rosholt Stratford Bonduel Coleman Crandon Crivitz Gillett Menominee Indian Peshtigo Three Lakes Algoma Brillion Manawa Saint Mary Central Sevastopol Shiocton Weyauwega-Fremont Howards Grove Kewaunee Manitowoc Lutheran Mishicot Reedsville Roncalli Saint Lawrence Seminary Sheboygan Area Lutheran SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 ATWAUSAU EAST ATOCONTO FALLS ATFOX VALLEY LUTHERAN ATTWO RIVERS ATANTIGO ATMANITOWOC LINCOLN ATSEYMOUR

9 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 9 Swimming & Diving Question Interpretations Question: Can a swimmer meet with me and let me help him with his turns, or is this somehow a WIAA violation of some kind? Interpretation: NFHS and WIAA eligibility regulations remain silent regarding private instruction during the WIAA school season. A swimmer is able to work with a private instructor; however, I always suggest that the swimmer and/or parent discuss this with the head coach. The risk of injury, additional time from studies and potential differences in coaching philosophy present potential hazards, to name a few, for these extra workouts. Question: Can I schedule a scrimmage for my school swimming and diving team and allow it to count as meet for another team? Interpretation: No, scrimmages can only count as the one scrimmage each school swimming and diving program are allowed. One school cannot count a scrimmage as a scrimmage while another school identifies it as a regular season meet. Question: Can we have more than two school programs attend a scrimmage we are hosting? Interpretation: Yes, more than two school Aquinas Arcadia Bangor Cochrane- Fountain City Luther Melrose-Mindoro Necedah Whitehall Auburndale Markesan Montello Pardeeville Pittsville Spencer Tri-County Wild Rose Boscobel Brookwood Fennimore Iowa-Grant Lancaster Riverdale Viroqua Westby Belleville Cuba City Darlington Mineral Point New Glarus Parkview Turner Wisconsin Heights Boys Boys Basketball A Assignments Division Division 3 3 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. SECTIONAL #3 (Sites may be changed as a res Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 ATONALASKA ATNEILLSVILLE ATWAUPACA ATPRAIRIE DU CHIEN ATSAUK PRAIRIE ATEVANSVILLE ATBARABOO Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 9 swimming and diving programs can participate in a scrimmage. Keep in mind, the scrimmages must be modified and altered so that they do not have the appearance of a meet. Question: Can a non-school program participate in a scrimmage? Interpretation: No, WIAA Winter Season Regulations, page 31, 4., a., One scrimmage, over one day, with ANOTHER SCHOOL OR SCHOOLS may be conducted in addition to the maximum allowed meets... If a non-school team participates, it must be considered to be a meet that counts toward one of the school team s 14 regular season meets. Question: The last edition of the WIAA Bulletin indicated sophomores, juniors and seniors could not delay reporting to the school swimming and diving team. Is this true for a sophomore boy who is going out for swimming for the first time? Interpretation: No, WIAA Sr. High School Handbook, page 37, Rules of Eligibility, Article VI, Section 1, A., (2), indicates a student who was a member of a school team in a given sport ult of schools declining to host.) Cedar Grove- Belgium Laconia North Fond du Lac Oakfield Oostburg Ozaukee Random Lake Saint Mary s Springs Dodgeland Dominican Heritage Christian Horicon Lomira Milwaukee Malcolm X Academy The Hope School University School of Milwaukee Cambridge Clinton Deerfield Marshall Palmyra-Eagle Poynette Waterloo Watertown Luther Prep Kenosha Christian Life Kenosha Reuther Kenosha St. Joseph Martin Luther Racine Lutheran Racine Saint Catherine s Shoreland Lutheran The Prairie School SECTIONAL #4 Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 ATSHEBOYGAN NORTH ATARROWHEAD ATFORT ATKINSON ATRACINE CASE ATWESTBEND ATWESTALLIS CENTRAL ATELKHORN AREA during the previous year may not delay reporting for the school team beyond the school s official opening day of practice in order to continue nonschool training or competition... Question: Can you tell me if there are any guidelines as to whether or not a school can give a school or pool record to a swimmer based on a relay split when they were not the lead off? Interpretation: National Federation (NFHS) and WIAA language remains silent regarding record recognition. Determination of records is a local matter allowing schools to determine records they wish to recognize. Question: Is there a rule about whether or not relay splits can be used as seed times if they were not the lead off on the relay? Interpretation: For the WIAA Tournament Series, WIAA regulations allow for splits from relays only if it is a leadoff swimmer. Conference or school regulations for seed times are determined at the local school or conference level for regular season meets. Question: Can you tell me what the consequences are if a relay split that is not a lead split is entered as a seed time? Interpretation: If a seed time/relay split (non-lead split) were challenged at a WIAA sectional coaches meeting and found to be a non-lead split, the meet manager would ask the coach of the student-athlete involved to provide a new seed time that the coach is able to verify or that the other coaches are in agreement would be a more accurate time. It is possible the heat/event might have to be reseeded. Emphasis for WIAA events is placed on finding a way for student-athletes to be allowed to compete in the sectional meet. Question: We would like to request this one time exception to wear a special swimming hat in recognition for a severely ill parent of one of our swimmers. He has been a big fan and the team would like to recognize him this way. Interpretation: NFHS Rule indicates that caps are considered to be allowable swimming and diving attire. So long as a memorial logo on the cap is no larger than 4 inches x 4 inches per NFHS Rule 3-3-1, swim caps can have a memorial logo on them with state association approval. Question: Our high school has an alumni swim meet over the Christmas break. It s just a fun meet (T-shirt relays, etc.). My question is: Can current members of the girls HS swim team take part? Our girls coach is very concerned about any of her swimmers running afoul of the rule that prohibits girls from practicing with the boys team. Interpretation: There are a number of issues involved with your question. First, alumni can participate. As a safety precaution, those alumni who are currently swimming for collegiate programs may want to check with their coaches and/or their compliance officers to be certain they are able to participate as I am not familiar with the specifics of NCAA or other collegiate regulations. Next, alumni meets have to be counted as a part of a school team s 14 allowed meets when members of the boy s team are involved. In addition, any girls with remaining eligibility in swimming and diving are not allowed to compete as this will mean they have participated in two seasons of swimming and diving during a single school year. Girls with remaining eligibility who participate in this alumni meet will jeopardize their eligibility for future participation in high school athletics. I encourage you to discuss this meet further with the athletic director at your school as he/she is your direct contact for issues like this. Question: In a non-championship meet, is it necessary for dual confirmation of a false start to be made in order to disqualify a swimmer? See Swimming & Diving Questions, page 13

10 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 10 Page 10 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Boys Swimming & Diving 2007 Boys Swimming & Diving Assignments Saturday, February 10 State Friday, February 16 (Division 2) State Saturday, February 17 (Division 1) DIVISION 1 SECTIONAL #1 - HUDSON Chippewa Falls/McDonell Central, Eau Claire Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, La Crosse Logan/La Crosse Central, Marshfield, Stevens Point, Superior, Wausau East, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln. SECTIONAL #2 - NEENAH Appleton North/Appleton East, Appleton West/Kimberly, Bay Port, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc Lincoln, Neenah, Oshkosh North/Oshkosh Lourdes, Oshkosh West, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South, West Bend East. SECTIONAL #3 - MIDDLETON Beloit Memorial, Janesville Craig, Janesville Parker, Madison East, Madison La Follette/Sun Prairie, Madison Memorial, Madison West, Middleton, Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights, Stoughton/Edgerton, Verona Area, Watertown. SECTIONAL #4 - NICOLET Marquette University, Milwaukee Bradley Technical/Milwaukee Bay View/Milwaukee South, Milwaukee Hamilton, Milwaukee King/Milwaukee Washington, Milwaukee Madison/Milwaukee Custer/Milwaukee Marshall/Milwaukee School of Languages, Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts/Ronald W. Reagan College Prep, Milwaukee Riverside University, Milwaukee Vincent, Nicolet, Pius XI, West Allis Central/West Allis Hale. SECTIONAL #5 - WAUKESHA SOUTH Arrowhead, Brookfield East/Brookfield Central, Hartford Union, Homestead, Menomonee Falls/Germantown/Hamilton, Muskego, New Berlin West/New Berlin Eisenhower, Waukesha North/Kettle Moraine, Waukesha South/Catholic Memorial, Waukesha West/Mukwonago, Wauwatosa West/Wauwatosa East. SECTIONAL #6 - RACINE PARK Badger/Big Foot, Burlington/Catholic Central/Waterford/Wilmot Union, Franklin, Greenfield/Greendale, Kenosha Bradford, Kenosha Tremper, Oak Creek, Racine Case, Racine Horlick, Racine Park, South Milwaukee. DIVISION 2 SECTIONAL #1 - UW-STEVENS POINT - HOST NEEDED Ashwaubenon, Lakeland, Medford Area, Menomonie, Pulaski, Rhinelander, Rice Lake, River Falls, Shawano Community, Sturgeon Bay, Tomahawk. SECTIONAL #2 - BARABOO Baraboo, DeForest, Jefferson/Cambridge, Madison Edgewood, McFarland, Monona Grove, Onalaska, Oregon, Platteville/Lancaster, Waunakee, Wayland Academy. SECTIONAL #3 - PLYMOUTH Berlin/Green Lake, Brown Deer/University School of Milwaukee, Cedarburg, Chilton/Valders, Grafton, Kiel, Milwaukee Lutheran, Plymouth, Port Washington, Two Rivers, West Bend West. SECTIONAL #4 - CUDAHY Cudahy, Delavan-Darien, Elkhorn Area, Fort Atkinson, Martin Luther, Milton, Saint John s NW Military Academy, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Whitewater, Whitnall Boys Swimming & Diving Time Schedule SECTIONALS Saturday, February 10 Diving timetable will be determined by sectional manager at a later date. Division 1 Host School Manager Coaches Meeting Pool Opens Swimming Timed Finals Hudson Larry Ofstedal Swimming Noon Swimming 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Middle School Hospitality Room Middleton Jennifer Broadley Swimming 10:45 a.m. Swimming 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Middleton Cross Small Gym Plains Indoor Pool (MHS) Neenah Kelley Hood Swimming 12:30 p.m. Swimming 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. High School Einerson Fieldhouse Pool Nicolet Jim Liska Swimming 12:45 p.m. Swimming 11:15 a.m. 1:00 p.m. High School Room A-106 Racine Park Maureen Vaillancourt Swimming Noon Swimming 12:20 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Racine Park Room 152 Natatorium Waukesha Blaine Carlson Swimming Noon Swimming 12:30 p.m. 2 p.m. High School South Room 107 Division 2 Host School Manager Coaches Meeting Pool Opens Swimming Timed Finals Baraboo Heather Wood- Swimming 11:00 a.m. Swimming 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Wegner Room 424 (adjacent to Middle School) Cudahy Bob Sedlacek Swimming 11:30 a.m. Swimming 11:45 a.m. 1:30 p.m. High School Room 108 Plymouth Mike Slagle Swimming 12:45 p.m. Swimming 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. High School AMPH Host Needed CHECK WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE (At UW-Stevens Point) Bayfield Drummond Lac Courte Oreilles Northwood Shell Lake Siren Solon Springs South Shore Butternut Flambeau Glidden Hurley Mellen Mercer Prentice Rib Lake Winter Boys Boys Basketball AAssignments Division Division 4 4 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe 7 changed P.M. as UNLESS a res OTHERWISE INDICATED. SECTIONAL #1 Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Birchwood Bruce Clayton Clear Lake Frederic Prairie Farm Turtle Lake Weyerhaeuser Abbotsford Cornell Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran Gilman Greenwood Lake Holcombe New Auburn Owen-Withee AT TBD AT LAKELAND AT RICE LAKE AT CHIPPEWA FALLS AT SPOONER AT SPOONER AT SPOONER lt of schools declining to host.) SECTIONAL #2 Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Bowler Conserve Elcho Gresham Community Phelps Tigerton Wabeno White Lake Florence Goodman Laona Lena Marinette Catholic Central Niagara Pembine Suring Wausaukee Almond-Bancroft Assumption Athens Columbus Catholic Marion Newman Catholic Northland Lutheran Wisconsin Valley Lutheran Elkhart Lake- Glenbeulah Gibraltar Green Bay NEW Lutheran Hilbert Oneida Nation Oshkosh Lourdes Stockbridge Valley Christian AT ANTIGO AT OCONTO FALLS AT PESHTIGO AT WISCONSIN RAPIDS LINCOLN AT NEW LONDON AT BRILLION AT APPLETON NORTH

11 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 11 Coaches Education Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 11 CURRENT ASEP COURSE OFFERINGS ASEP continues to offer the Sport First Aid Course and the Coaching Principles Course online. For information on the online courses and to access them, please go to Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School Feb. 15, Sport First Aid - 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Feb. 17, Coaching Principles - 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Contact: Len Collyard ext or lcollyar@kmlhs.org. Alma Augusta Eleva-Strum Elmwood Gilmanton Independence Pepin Plum City Blair-Taylor Cashton Coulee Region Christian Granton Lincoln New Lisbon Port Edwards Royall Barneveld Highland Hillsboro Ithaca Kickapoo La Farge Weston Wonewoc-Center Belmont Cassville De Soto North Crawford Potosi River Ridge Seneca Wauzeka-Steuben ASEP Instructors If you want to have an ASEP course offered in your area, contact the appropriate ASEP instructor listed below. Keep in mind both parts of the ASEP course are needed to fulfill the WIAA requirements for Coaches Not Licensed to Teach; Coaching Principles and Sport First Aid. ASEP course offerings will be published in the BULLETIN and on our website as details regarding dates, sites, etc., are received from ASEP instructors. ASEP Certified Instructors Joel Babinec; 1034 Schafer Dr; Onalaska WI 54650; (608) ext. 359 or babijoel@ luther.k12.wi.us Stephen Berg; N6874 CTH UU; Fond du Lac, 2007 Boys Basketball Assignments Division Boys Basketball A ssignments Division 4 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. SECTIONAL #3 (Sites may be changed as a res Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 AT EAU CLAIRE MEMORIAL AT OSSEO-FAIRCHILD AT NEILLSVILLE AT REEDSBURG AREA AT RICHLAND CENTER AT LANCASTER AT ONALASKA ult of schools declining to host.) Abundant Life Christian Argyle Benton Black Hawk Monticello Pecatonica Shullsburg Southwestern Albany Catholic Central Ethan Allen Faith Christian Johnson Creek Juda Maranatha Baptist University Lake School Williams Bay Cambria-Friesland Central Wisconsin Christian Fall River Green Lake Hustisford Princeton Randolph Rio Wayland Academy SECTIONAL #4 Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Thur., Sat., Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Brookfield Academy Destiny Kohler Lake Country Lutheran Living Word Lutheran Maasai Institute Parkway Christian Acad. Sheboygan County Christian Wisconsin Career Acad. AT DARLINGTON AT EDGERTON AT BEAVERDAM AT CEDARBURG AT JANESVILLE CRAIG AT FORT ATKINSON AT EVANSVILLE Joan Gralla WI 54935; (920) wlaad@wla - vikings.org Leonard Collyard; Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School; 3399 Division Road; Jackson, WI 53037; (262) lcollyar@kml hs.org Michael Devine; Stevens Point Area High School; 1201 Northpoint Dr.; Stevens Point, WI 54481; (715) mdevine@wi - sp.k12.wi.us John Hayton; th Ave.; Osceola, WI 54020; (612) Jim Johnson; Milton High School; 114 West High Street; Milton, WI 53563; (608) or johnsonja@ mail.mil ton.k12.wi.us Joshua Kubly; Newman Catholic High School; 1130 W. Bridge St.; Wausau, WI 54401; (715) jkubly@newmancatholicschools.com Gregg Kurzynski; Rice Lake HS; 30 S. Wisconsin Ave.; Rice Lake, WI 54868; (715) ext Deborah Malueg; Marion Elementary; 1001 North Main; Marion WI 54950; (715) Dr. James Marx; M204 Marsh Ln.; Marshfield, WI 54449; (715) Scott Ringgenberg; UW-Platteville; 110 DWFH; Platteville, WI 53810; (608) Steve Salisbury; Rice Lake High School; 30 South Wisconsin Ave.; Rice Lake WI 54868; (715) ext salisburys@rice - lake.k12.wi.us Mike Shay; 837 Leatzow; Three Lakes, WI 54562; (715) shaymik@rhine - lander.k12.wi.us James Shlimovitz; St. Clare Hospital & Health Svc.; th St; Baraboo, WI 53913; (608) Greg Smith; 665 Grant St.; De Pere, WI Senior High Directory Changes ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Wrestling Coach Jim Pearce (spelling) REEDSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL Boys Track Coach Phil Hasler (spelling of last name) SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL Boys Baseball Coach Jake Dodge Ext. 2403; Girls Soccer Coach Ed Hoskins STOCKBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Boys Golf Coach Dale Forestner WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Boys Spring Baseball Coach Bryan Bremberger; Boys Golf Coach Roger Prickette Jr. High/Middle Level Directory Changes NEW - NATIVITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL 103 E King St, Rhinelander 54501, (715) , Grades 6-7-8, Enrollment 63, Dist. Admin. X, *Prin. Shirley Heise (715) , Ath. Dir. X, School Fax (715) , rccsouth@newnorth.net. No Other Information Received

12 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 12 Page 12 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No Boys Hock 2007 key Assignments Boys Hockey Assignments (Higher seed will host through the sectional semif SECTIONAL #1 Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Feb. 24 inal round whether higher seed is playing or not.) SECTIONAL #2 Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Feb. 24 SECTIONAL #3 Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Feb. 24 Amery Co-op Baldwin-Woodville Co-op Barron Co-op Hudson Menomonie New Richmond River Falls Somerset/Osceola Spooner/Shell Lake Superior Webster Co-op Altoona Ashland Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Memorial Eau Claire North Hayward Lakeland McDonell Central/Regis Medford Area Park Falls/Phillips Rice Lake Antigo D.C. Everest Marshfield Merrill Mosinee Northland Pines/Three Lakes Rhinelander Stevens Point Tomahawk Wausau East Wausau West AT SUPERIOR AT HAYWARD AT WAUSAU WEST (Greenheck) SECTIONAL #4 Tuesday SECTIONAL Thurs. or Fri. #3 Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. Feb. or 24Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or 2007 Boys Hockkey Assignments (Higher seed will host through the sectional semi inal round whether higher seed is playing or not.) SECTIONAL #5 SECTIONAL #6 Tuesday SECTIONAL Thurs. or Fri. #4 Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. Feb. or 24Sat. Feb. 24 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Aquinas Co-op Baraboo/Reedsburg Area Black River Falls/ Melrose-Mindoro La Crosse Logan/ La Crosse Central Onalaska Sparta Co-op Tomah Viroqua Co-op Wisconsin Dells/ Mauston Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln AT WISCONSIN RAPIDSLINCOLN Appleton East Co-op Beaver Dam Fond du Lac Green Bay Southwest Co-op Neenah Notre Dame Saint Mary s Springs Co-op Sheboygan South Co-op Waupaca Waupun West De Pere/De Pere Xavier Co-op AT WAUPUN DeForest Co-op Madison Edgewood Madison La Follette/ Madison East Madison Memorial Madison West Middleton Monona Grove Sauk Prairie Sun Prairie Verona Area Waunakee AT SUN PRAIRIE Beloit Memorial Catholic Memorial Greendale Co-op Janesville Parker/ Janesville Craig Kenosha Tremper/ Kenosha Bradford Kettle Moraine/ Mukwonago McFarland Oconomowoc Co-op Oregon Stoughton Waukesha North Co-op SECTIONAL #7 Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Feb. 24 AT KETTLE MORAINE Arrowhead Brookfield Central/ Brookfield East Cedarburg Germantown Co-op Grafton Co-op Homestead Marquette University Pius XI University School of Milwaukee Wauwatosa West Co-op Whitefish Bay Co-op SECTIONAL #8 Tuesday SECTIONAL Thurs. or Fri. #7 Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Feb. Fri. 24 or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or AT HOMESTEAD SECTIONAL #8 New Basketball Tuesday Thurs. or Fri. Tuesday Fri. or Sat. Feb. 13 Feb. 15 or 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 or Uniform Requirement For Just a reminder for basketball schools. Beginning in the home team shall wear WHITE jerseys and the visiting team, dark jer- seys for all varsity level games. Subvarsity teams will still be allowed to wear light-colored jerseys in lieu of white.

13 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:50 AM Page 13 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page Girls Basketball Assignments Division Girls Basketball AAssignments Division 1 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. updated 12/11/2006 (Sites may be changed as a res ult of schools declining to host.) SECTIONAL #1 SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 SECTIONAL #3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Memorial Eau Claire North Hudson Menomonie River Falls Superior D.C. Everest Lakeland Marshfield Merrill Rhinelander Wausau East Wausau West AT WAUSAU EAST AT WAUSAU EAST AT WAUSAU EAST Sectional #2 Antigo Appleton East Appleton North Appleton West Ashwaubenon Bay Port De Pere Green Bay East Green Bay Preble Green Bay Southwest Green Bay West Kaukauna Kimberly Manitowoc Lincoln Pulaski Shawano Community #16 Seed #13 Seed AT ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (Host De Pere) AT ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (Host De Pere) AT ST. NORBERT COLLEGE (Host De Pere) Sectional #3 Baraboo DeForest Holmen La Crosse Central La Crosse Logan Madison East Madison La Follette Madison Memorial Madison West Middleton Monona Grove Sauk Prairie Sun Prairie Tomah Waunakee #13 Seed AT WAUNAKEE AT WAUNAKEE AT WAUNAKEE Sectional #4 Beaver Dam Fond du Lac Hortonville Menasha Neenah Oshkosh North Oshkosh West Sheboygan North Sheboygan South Slinger Stevens Point West Bend East West Bend West Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln SECTIONAL #4 SECTIONAL #3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 AT FOND DU LAC #13 Seed AT FOND DU LAC #15 Seed #15 Seed 2007 Girls Basketball AAssignments Division 1 (Sites may be changed as a res ult of schools declining to host.) SECTIONAL #5 SECTIONAL #6 SECTIONAL #4 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Sectional #5 Sectional #6 Arrowhead Badger Cedarburg Beloit Memorial Germantown Burlington Hamilton # 9 Seed Janesville Craig Hartford Union Janesville Parker Homestead Kenosha Bradford Kettle Moraine Kenosha Tremper Menomonee Falls AT HOMESTEAD Milton Milwaukee Vincent Oregon AT BELOIT MEMORIAL Oconomowoc Stoughton Watertown Verona Area Waukesha North Waterford Waukesha South #13 Seed Westosha Central #13 Seed Waukesha West Wilmot Union AT HOMESTEAD AT BELOIT MEMORIAL AT FOND DU LAC AT HOMESTEAD AT BELOIT MEMORIAL Swimming & Diving Questions Continued from page 9 Interpretation: Yes, WIAA Season Regulations, page 33, 15., g., indicates: In all meets (championship and nonchampionship) there must be dual confirmation of a false start by the referee and starter before a school swimmer or relay team is disqualified. Question: Can a diver practice with a non-school coach as part of their high school practice session? Interpretation: No, a diver or swimmer may not practice with a non-school coach for their school practice session. Student-athletes must practice with their high school team and approved school coaches. If a non-school coach is used during a high school practice more than one day during the high school season, they must be considered to be a high school coach and may not have contact with student-athletes they have coached during the school season except as identified in the WIAA Sr. High School Handbook and WIAA Season Regulations. Sectional #7 Brookfield Central Brookfield East Franklin Greenfield Milwaukee Hamilton Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts Mukwonago Muskego Racine Case Racine Horlick Racine Park Wauwatosa West West Allis Central West Allis Hale SECTIONAL #7 SECTIONAL #7 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 #13 Seed AT RACINE PARK AT RACINE PARK AT RACINE PARK SECTIONAL #8 SECTIONAL #8 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Tues., Feb. 20 Sat., Feb. 24 Fri., Mar. 2 Sat., Mar. 3 Sectional #8 Divine Savior Milwaukee Bay View Milwaukee Bradley # 9 Seed Technical Milwaukee Custer Milwaukee King Milwaukee Madison AT WHITEFISH BAY University Milwaukee Riverside University Milwaukee South Milw. Washington #13 Seed Nicolet Oak Creek Pius XI AT WHITEFISH BAY South Milwaukee Wauwatosa East AT WHITEFISH BAY

14 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 14 Page 14 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Basketball Seeding Meeting Sites/Host/Times BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION 1 Green Bay West - Sectional 2 - Sunday, February 11, 5 p.m. - Green Bay West HS - Hosts: Todd Sobrilsky & Brian Matz <tsobrils@greenbay.k12.wi.us> <bmatz@kimberly.k12.wi.us> - Sobrilsky: (home) (cell) Matz: (home) (cell) Baraboo - Sectional 3 - Saturday, February 17, 3 p.m. - Mauston HS - Hosts: Tom Curran (Tomah) & Dave Hedgepath (Baraboo) <dhedgepath@baraboo.k12.wi.us> - Hedgepath (home) (cell) Neenah - Sectional 4 - Sunday, February 18, 2:30 p.m. - Neenah HS - Hosts: Kelley Hood & Brian Skortz <khood@neenah.k12.wi.us> <skortzb@fonddulac.k12.wi.us> - Hood: (home) (cell) Skortz: (home) (cell) Arrowhead - Sectional 5 - Saturday, February 17, 9 a.m. - Arrowhead HS - Hosts: Geoff Steinbach & Jack Klebesadel <steinbach@ahs.k12.wi.us> <jklebesadel@germantown.k12.wi.us> - Steinbach: (home) (cell) Badger - Sectional 6 - Sunday, February 18, 11 a.m. - Badger HS - Hosts: Jim Kluge & Joe Fanning <jim.kluge@badger.k12.wi.us> <jfanning@kusd.edu> - Kluge: (home) (cell) Racine Case - Sectional 7 - Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Racine Case HS Library - Hosts: Mike Rupnow & Jim Kerkvliet <mrupnow@racine.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Milwaukee Custer - Sectional 8 - Saturday, February 17-9 a.m. - Custer HS Library Front Entrance - Host: Dave Zimmerman & Scott Herrick <zimmerds@mail.milwaukee.k12.wi.us> - Zimmerman: (home) (cell) - BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION 2 Spooner - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 12 Noon - Spooner HS Gym Lobby - Host: Jon Griffith <griffithj@spooner.k12.wi.us> (home) (school) Rice Lake - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Eau Claire North HS - Main Conference Room - Host: Steve Salisbury (Rice Lake) <salisburys@ricelake.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Medford Area - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Medford Area HS Library - Host: Ron Lien <lienro@medford.k12.wi.us> (home) Sparta - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 1 p.m. - Sparta HS Cafeteria - Host: Bill Ott <mmontgomery@spartan.org> (home) (cell) New London - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 12 noon - New London HS - Room B119 - Host: Stephanie Hauser <shauser@newlondon.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) West De Pere - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 5 p.m. - West De Pere HS - Host: Greg Smith <gsmith@wdpsd.com> (work) (home) Little Chute - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Little Chute HS - Host: Anna Maass/Mickey Martin <amaass@littlechute.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Sheboygan Falls - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 7 p.m. - Sheboygan Falls HS Cafeteria - Host: Sherry Baker <sbaker@sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Portage - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 6 p.m. - Portage HS - Host: Dennis Bradley <bradleyd@portage.k12.wi.us> (home) Platteville - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 1 p.m. - Platteville HS Guidance Conference Room - Host: Greg Quam/Merrill Brunson <quam@platteville.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Fort Atkinson - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Fort Atkinson HS Conference Room - Main Office - Host: Kevin Flegner/Todd Voss <flegnerk@mail.fortschools.org> (home) Todd (home) Union Grove - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 4 p.m. - Union Grove HS - Host: Dave Pettit <pettdav@ug.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Campbellsport - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Campbellsports HS - Host: Kevin Parker <kparker@csd.k12.wi.us> ext Brown Deer - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Brown Deer HS - Host: Mike Novak <mnovak@bdsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) New Berlin Eisenhower - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 1 p.m. - New Berlin Eisenhower Conference Room - Host: Dave Scheidegger & Bill Woodring <woodrinb@nbps.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Wisconsin Lutheran - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Wisconsin Lutheran HS Conference Room - Host: Jeff Sitz <jksitz@wlhs.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION 3 Boyceville - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 10 a.m. - Boyceville HS - Host: Bud Gilbertson <budg@boyceville.k12.wi.us> (home) Chetek - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 5 p.m. - Chetek HS Room Host: Bryan Yenter <bryanyenter@chetek.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Saint Croix Central - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 5 p.m. - Saint Croix Central HS Library - Host: Warren Van Ranst <wvanranst@scc.k12.wi.us> (home) Stanley-Boyd - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Stanley-Boyd HS Community Meeting Room - Host: Brian Rogers <brogers@stanleyboyd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Pacelli - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 11 a.m. - Pacelli HS Library - Host: John Raflik <jraflik@spacs.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Crandon - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Crandon HS - Host: Richard Gretzinger <gretzric@crandon.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Shiocton - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 3 p.m. - Shiocton HS, Room #H Host: John Doro <jdoro@shiocton.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Mishicot - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Mishicot HS - Host: Terri Risch <trisch@mishicot.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Whitehall - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Whitehall HS - Host: Dave Henrickson <henrickd@whitehallsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Wild Rose - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Wild Rose HS - Host: Craig Hayes/Jim Komp <hayecra@staff.wild - rose.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Iowa-Grant - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Iowa-Grant HS - Host: Lois Peart <lpeart@igs.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Wisconsin Heights - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 2 p.m. - Wisconsin Heights HS LMC - Host: Eric Instefjord <einstefjord@wis - heights.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Random Lake - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 10 a.m. - Random Lake HS Library - Host: Christopher Bichler <cbichler@randomlake.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Horicon - Sectional Host: Horicon HS TBD Waterloo - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 1 p.m. - Waterloo HS - Host: John Weiss <jrweiss1982@yahoo.com> (home) (cell) The Prairie School - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 5 p.m. - The Prairie School - Johnson Athletic Center - Host: Sandy Freres <sfreres@prairieschool.com> (home) (cell) BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION 4 Drummond - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Drummond HS Library - Host: Josh Hanson <jhanson@logger.dasd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Winter - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 7:30 p.m. - Winter HS ITV Lab - Host: Todd Pozarski <tpozarski@winter.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Weyerhaeuser - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 7 p.m. - Saint Peter s Church Hall - Host: Ted Zych (Weyerhaeuser) <tedz@fwsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Gilman - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 9 a.m. - Gilman HS Library - Host: Josie Steinbach <jasteinb@gilman.k12.wi.us> (work) (home) Tigerton - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Tigerton HS - Host: Glenda Smith <gsmith@tigerton.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Wausaukee - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. Amery Ashland Hayward New Richmond Northwestern Osceola Somerset Spooner Altoona Baldwin-Woodville Barron Black River Falls Bloomer Durand Ellsworth Rice Lake Medford Area Mosinee Neillsville Nekoosa Northland Pines Tomahawk Wittenberg- Birnamwood Adams-Friendship Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau Mauston Onalaska Pioneer Westfield Sparta West Salem Wisconsin Dells - Wausaukee HS - Host: Bob Ranallo <wickmanbi@wausau kee.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Columbus Catholic - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 3 p.m. - Columbus Catholic HS - Host: Joe Konieczny <koniecznyj@mfldacs.net> (work) Green Bay NEW Lutheran - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10:30 a.m. - Green Bay NEW Lutheran HS - Host: Mark Meerstein <meersteinm@yahoo.com> (home) Augusta - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 9 a.m. - Augusta Elementary - Room B135 - Host: Rod Anderson <anderrod@augusta.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Port Edwards - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 6 p.m. Port Edwards HS Athletics Office - Host: Jim Bena <jimbena@hotmail.com> (home) (cell) Highland - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Highland HS Library - Host: Joel Oleson <joleson@highland.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) River Ridge - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 4 p.m. - River Ridge HS - Host: Wade Winkers <winkers@rrsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Shullsburg - Sectional Sunday, February 18, 4 p.m. - Argyle HS - Host: Bob Boyle (Shullsburg) <bboyle@shullsburg.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Catholic Central - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Catholic Central HS Gym - Host: Paul Deacon <pdeacon@cchsnet.org> (home) (cell) Cambria-Friesland - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 10 a.m. - Cambria-Friesland HS - Host: Dave Prochnow <dprochnow@cf.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Sheboygan County Christian - Sectional Saturday, February 17, 2 p.m. - Sheboygan County Christian HS - Host: Brett Flipse <flipsegang@verizon.net> (home) (cell) See Basketball Seeding Meetings, page Girls Girls Basketball A Assignments Division Division 2 2 ALL GAMES AT 7 P.M. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. SECTIONAL #1 (Sites may be changed as a res Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT UNITY AT MENOMONIE AT RIVER FALLS AT WAUSAU WEST AT STEVENS POINT AT TOMAH AT CHIPPEWAFALLS ult of schools declining to host.) Clintonville Freedom Marinette New London Notre Dame Oconto Oconto Falls Seymour Denmark Luxemburg-Casco Southern Door Sturgeon Bay Two Rivers Valders West De Pere Wrightstown Berlin Fox Valley Lutheran Little Chute Omro Waupaca Wautoma Winneconne Xavier Chilton Kiel New Holstein Ripon Sheboygan Falls Waupun Winnebago Lutheran Academy SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT PULASKI AT KEWAUNEE AT APPLETON WEST AT FOND DULAC AT SEYMOUR AT SEYMOUR AT SEYMOUR

15 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 15 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 15 Basketball Seeding Meetings Continued from page 14 GIRLS BASKETBALL DIVISION 1 Green Bay West - Sectional 2 - Sunday, February 11, 5 p.m. - Green Bay West HS - Hosts: Todd Sobrilsky & Brian Matz <tsobrils@green bay.k12.wi.us> <bmatz@kimberly.k12.wi.us> - Sobrilsky: (home) (cell) Matz: (home) (cell) Baraboo - Sectional 3 - Saturday, February 17, 3 p.m. - Mauston HS - Hosts: Tom Curran (Tomah) & Dave Hedgepath (Baraboo) <dhedgepath@bara - boo.k12.wi.us> - Hedgepath (home) (cell) Neenah - Sectional 4 - Sunday, February 11, 2:30 p.m. - Neenah HS - Hosts: Kelley Hood & Brian Skortz <khood@neenah.k12.wi.us> <skortzb@fonddulac.k12.wi.us> - Hood: (home) (cell) Skortz: (home) (cell) Germantown - Sectional 5 - Saturday, February 10, 9:00 a.m. - Germantown HS Room Hosts: Jack Klebsadel & Geoff Steinbach <jklebesadel@germantown.k12.wi.us> <steinbach@ahs.k12.wi.us> - Klebsadel: (work) (cell) (home) Badger - Sectional 6 - Sunday, February 11, 11 a.m. - Badger HS - Hosts: Jim Kluge & Joe Fanning <jim.kluge@badger.k12.wi.us> <jfanning@kusd.edu> - Kluge: (home) (cell) Racine Case - Sectional 7 - Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Racine Case HS Library - Hosts: Mike Rupnow & Jim Kerkvliet <mrupnow@racine.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Milwaukee Custer - Sectional 8 - Saturday, February 10-9 a.m. - Custer HS Library (Front Entrance) - Host: Dave Zimmerman & Scott Herrick <zimmerds@mail.milwaukee.k12.wi.us> - Zimmerman: (home) (cell) GIRLS BASKETBALL DIVISION 2 Osceola - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1:30 p.m. - Cumberland HS - Host: Arvid Maki (Osceola) <makia@osceola.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Bloomer - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 12 Noon - Bloomer HS - Host: Chad Steinmetz <csteinmetz@bloomer.k12.wi.us> (work) (home) Lodi Madison Edgewood Portage Prairie du Chien Reedsburg Area Richland Center River Valley Brodhead Dodgeville Evansville McFarland Monroe Mount Horeb Platteville Columbus Edgerton Fort Atkinson Jefferson Lake Mills Lakeside Lutheran Whitewater Big Foot Cudahy Delavan-Darien Greendale Union Grove Whitnall 2007 Girls Basketball A Assignments Division 2 2 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe7 changed P.M. asunless a res ult of schools OTHERWISE declining toindicated. host.) SECTIONAL #3 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT BARABOO AT VERONAAREA AT WATERTOWN AT BADGER AT SITE NEEDED AT SUN PRAIRIE AT KETTLE MORAINE Tomahawk - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Tomahawk HS - Host: John Larson <larsonj@tomahawk.k12.wi.us> (home) Mauston - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Mauston HS - Host: Randy Fabian <randy_fabian@fc.mauston.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Notre Dame - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 11 a.m. - Notre Dame HS North Commons Room - Host: Ken Flaten <kflaten@notre d- ameacademy.com> (home) (cell) Wrightstown - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Wrightstown HS - Host: Nickie Natzke <npnatzke@aol.com> (home) (cell) Xavier - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 3 p.m. - Xavier HS Board Room - Host: Kathy Bates <kbates@xavier.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Winnebago Lutheran Academy - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6:30 p.m. - Winnebago Lutheran HS - Host: Stephen Berg <wlaad@wlavikings.org> (home) (cell) Reedsburg Area - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Reedsburg Area HS Large Group Instruction Room - Host: Bryan Yager <byager@rsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Evansville - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 5 p.m. - Evansville HS Media Room - Host: Brian Cashore <cashorebr@evans - ville.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Jefferson - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Jefferson HS - Host: Dena Smith <smithd@jefferson.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Delavan-Darien - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Delavan-Darien HS - Host: Wayne Fell <wfell@ddschools.org> (home) (cell) Plymouth - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Plymouth HS - Host: Mike Slagle <mjslagle@plymouth.k12.wi.us> (work) (home) Shorewood - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 12 noon Campbellsport Grafton Kettle Moraine Lutheran Kewaskum Mayville Plymouth Port Washington Brown Deer Messmer Milwaukee North Milwaukee Ronald Reagan/Milwaukee Lifelong Learning Shorewood Whitefish Bay Milwaukee Languages Milwaukee Lutheran Milwaukee Marshall New Berlin Eisenhower New Berlin West Pewaukee Catholic Memorial East Troy Elkhorn Area Saint Francis Saint Joan Antida Thomas More Wisconsin Lutheran SECTIONAL #4 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT HARTFORD UNION AT WAUWATOSA EAST AT WAUKESHA SOUTH AT GREENFIELD AT WEST BEND AT WAUKESHANORTH AT WEST ALLIS HALE - Shorewood HS S Room (lower level of arena) - Host: Matt Stuve <mstuve@wi.rr.com> Milwaukee Lutheran - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Milwaukee Lutheran HS Conference Room (Room 411) - Host: Matt Pankow <mpankow@milwaukeelutheranhs.org> (home) (cell) Saint Francis - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Saint Francis HS Room Host: John Kloppenburg <jkloppe@!stfrancisschools.org> (home) (cell) GIRLS BASKETBALL DIVISION 3 Luck - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 5 p.m. - Luck HS Board Room - Host: Mark Gobler <markg@lucksd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Cameron - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Cameron HS - Host: Brett Sauve <bsauve@cameron.k12.wi.us> (home) Spring Valley - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Spring Valley HS (community room) - Host: Brad Sauve <sauveb@springvalley.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Thorp - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 7 p.m. - Thorp HS Room Host: Brad Ceranski <ceranski@thorp.k12.wi.us> (cell) Iola-Scandinavia - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Iola-Scandinavia HS - Host: Tom Anderson <andersont@iola.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Bonduel - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Bonduel HS - Host: Melissa Dowden <dowdemel@bonduel.k12.wi.us> (home) Saint Mary Central - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 11 a.m. - Saint Mary Central HS Office - Host: Elliot Kramsky <ekramsky@tcces.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Manitowoc Lutheran - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Manitowoc Lutheran HS Room Host: Karen Wilsmann <kwilsman@mlhslancers.com> (home) (cell) Bangor - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 7 p.m. - Bangor HS Cafetorium - Host: Bruce Brewer <bbrewer@bangor.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Spencer - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Spencer HS - Host: Greg Oestreich <goestreich@spencer.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Westby - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 9 a.m. - Westby HS Conference Room - Host: Jeff Bye <byejef@westby.k12.wi.us> (home) Parkview - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Parkview HS - Room Host: Scott Schmiesing <schmisco@park - view.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Laconia - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Laconia HS - Host: Jeff Thomas <thomjef@rbsd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) University School - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 12 noon - University School of Milwaukee - Young Theater - Host: Randy Dean <rdean@usmk12.org> (home) (cell) Clinton - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 5 p.m. - Cambridge HS - Host: Ray Vance (Clinton AD) <ravance@clinton wisch.com> (home) (cell) Shoreland Lutheran - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Shoreland Lutheran HS - Host: Mark Stein <mstein@slhs.us> (home) (cell) GIRLS BASKETBALL DIVISION 4 Northwood - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Northwood HS - Host: Curt Zamzow <curt_zamzow@north - wood.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Flambeau - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 7 p.m. - Flambeau HS Room Host: Norm Ross <nross@flambeau.k12.wi.us> (home) Bruce - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Bruce HS - Host: Brad Cody <bcody@bruce.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Cornell - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 2 p.m. - Cornell HS Library - Host: Dave Elliott <delliott@cornell.k12.wi.us> (home) Elcho - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 4 p.m. - Elcho HS - Host: Terry Otradovec <totradovec@elcho.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Lena - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10:30 a.m. - Lena HS Library - Host: Russ Buhr <buhr@lena.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Newman Catholic - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6 p.m. - Newman Catholic HS - Host: Joshua Kubly <jkubly@newmancatholicschools.com> (home) (cell) Hilbert - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Hilbert HS - Host: Mike Moreau <moreaum@hilbert.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Eleva-Strum - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Eleva-Strum HS Room Host: Kyle Kaufman <kylekaufman@hotmail.com> (home) (cell) New Lisbon - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 6:30 p.m. - New Lisbon HS Commons Area - Host: Mark Kopplin <kopplin@new - lisbon.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Kickapoo - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Kickapoo HS - Host: Wayne Schreiber <wschreiber@kickapoo.k12.wi.us> (home) Potosi - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 8 a.m. - Potosi HS - Host: Darby Blakley <blakleyd@potosisd.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Benton - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 4 p.m. - Benton HS - Host: Bob Knight <rknight@benton.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Johnson Creek - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 10 a.m. - Johnson Creek HS - Host: Ken Johnson <johnsonk@johnsoncreek.k12.wi.us> (home) (cell) Wayland Academy - Sectional Saturday, February 10, 9 a.m. - Wayland Academy HS Room 106 Discovery Hall - Host: Judy Hill <jhill@wayland.org> (home) (cell) Lake Country Lutheran - Sectional Sunday, February 11, 1 p.m. - Lake Country Lutheran HS - Host: Janet Bahr <jbahr@lakecountryhs.org> (home) (cell)

16 Q.: My niece lives in school district A with her parents. Parents moved to District A one year ago. She school choices to District B where she has gone to school uninterrupted from K-10th grade (current sophomore). She is thinking about going to School A next year (the travel is killing her). My interpretation: Since her parents live in district A...she can go to School A and compete immediately since that's where her parents actually live. True? A.: In the context of next year s new transfer rule, NO - not without a waiver in this case. This student turned down opportunity for eligibility by electing to stay at current school, when family moved to District A. Transfer is no longer proximate to the family s move. Consider: student has no prior status in School A...only status is that which had been legitimately established via open enrollment in School B. Now, since the student can not open enroll to the district of residence, eligibility would require a waiver. Path of least resistance would be to make the transfer this year, at semester. Take non-varsity restriction and then return as continuing student next fall. Q.: My daughter plays on a boys WIAA high school hockey team, our school district doesn't have a girls WIAA team. Is it possible to open enroll in a school sysbulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 16 Page 16 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Eligibility Questions & Answers Residence & Transfer Q.: We have a student who would like to gain athletic eligibility. She does not live with her parents. She was removed by the State of Wisconsin from her mother's home because of mother s persistent drug abuse. She is currently in foster care living with a local family. I am gathering the name of her case worker with the state. What information should we gather to get/apply for a waiver for this student? A.: Be sure to have the sending school complete the transfer student eligibility form. If they indicate no objections student can be provided non-varsity status without added attention or effort. If unrestricted eligibility is desired, you may wish to assemble documentation to request residence waiver. If there is an administrator and/or counselor at the sending school who can speak to/document this student s experience that could be a good/helpful source. If the foster parents (receiving family) has any significant insights/background on the student s life/circumstance, they could certainly provide a letter. The court, social worker and/or court appointed guardian could document/explain a valuable perspective. All would do well to focus on the student s life/experiences, why was she taken from home? Why placed with this family? Why did this family choose to place student in your school? Q.: We had a student transfer from another high school. The student is in foster care living with a family from town. Is the student eligible to compete in freshmen basketball? A.: First, keep in mind mid-term transfers are not eligible for a five-day administrative period. Get the transfer student form off our home page, and fax to the sending school. In the meantime be sure to get physical form, code, emergency treatment release, etc., for your files. If sending school has no code or other issues and indicates no reason to object, on the transfer form, then when five calendar days are up, student could be afforded non-varsity opportunities for the duration of this school year. (You may allow practice as soon as you have physical form.) If unrestricted eligibility will be sought, a little more documentation would be required BUT, when the courts and social services/foster homes are involved, the documentation is most commonly, readily available. tem that has a girls WIAA team without losing a years eligibility? A.: The information you provide is a bit limited. However, students engaging in open enrollment this Feb. (2007) will be afforded eligibility yet, next year. You may find more specifics on our website, under the Regulation icon, click on Transfer Rules. Q.: My son is a 10th grader at a parochial high school. Due to our financial situation, he will not be returning to the parochial high school next fall (2007). I am a little confused about the new transfer policy implemented by WIAA. He would be attending the public high school in our district next fall. Because he has been at the parochial high school for four semesters, does that mean that he cannot play sports at the public school in the fall for the entire year? A.: Your understanding is accurate. Unless a waiver would be provided, our member s new transfer rule renders student s transferring after updated 10/2/2006 Boyceville Colfax Cumberland Glenwood City Grantsburg Luck Webster Cameron Chetek Ladysmith Park Falls Phillips Washburn Elk Mound Prescott Regis Saint Croix Central Saint Croix Falls Spring Valley Unity Cadott Fall Creek Loyal McDonell Central Mondovi Osseo-Fairchild Stanley-Boyd Thorp Dave Anderson their 4th semester of school, ineligible to practice and compete for a calendar year. The new rule does contain a waiver provision and might afford relief in extenuating circumstances and/or for betterment of home life. If/when your son enrolls at the new school, you may want to schedule a meeting with your new AD to review eligibility and waiver provisions. Amateur Status Q.: Would it be possible for a booster club to cover the cost of insurance for a student without health insurance, from a company such as Guaranty Trust Life Insurance Company, which provides insurance to those students without health insurance for $155 - $195 annually. We have one such student who is a wrestler and would like to join, but I can't allow him to wrestle until he has insurance. They are in pretty rough financial shape. The booster club would like to implement a policy that they would pay for such insurance as refer- See Eligibility Q & A, page Girls Basketball AAssignments Division 3 3 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe 7 changed P.M. as UNLESS a res ult ofotherwise schools declining toindicated. host.) SECTIONAL #1 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri.., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT AMERY AT RICE LAKE AT HUDSON AT ALTOONA AT HAYWARD AT EAUCLAIRE NORTH AT CHIPPEWA FALLS Amherst Colby Edgar Iola-Scandinavia Marathon Pacelli Rosholt Stratford Bonduel Coleman Crandon Crivitz Gillett Menominee Indian Peshtigo Three Lakes Algoma Brillion Manawa Saint Mary Central Sevastopol Shiocton Weyauwega-Fremont Howards Grove Kewaunee Manitowoc Lutheran Mishicot Reedsville Roncalli Sheboygan Area Lutheran SECTIONAL #2 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri.., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT MOSINEE AT OCONTO FALLS AT WRIGHTSTOWN AT TWO RIVERS AT ANTIGO AT ASHWAUBENON AT KIMBERLY

17 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 17 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 17 Eligibility Q & A Continued from page 16 enced above for any students who do not have insurance, but wish to wrestle and do not have the funds to pay for the insurance. At this time, we have one such student, who is on the free and reduced lunch program, and his mother said she is unable to pay for the coverage from GTL. They made it clear that they would do so for any students who do not have insurance. A.: Would advise AGAINST this from amateur status perspective. There may be a couple other possible / alternative solutions: 1. Your district might waive the insurance requirement based on free/reduced or other similar, quantifiable criteria. 2. District could purchase/provide coverage for students who are without health insurance. Booster s could endow, or gift the district, for such specific purpose. Q.: We have a letterman club for student-athletes who have received a varsity letter in any sport at our school. Would it be permissible to give the members of this club a free T-shirt? A.: A T-shirt is an acceptable award for student athlete s to receive. Please review WIAA Senior Aquinas Arcadia Bangor Cochrane- Fountain City Luther Melrose-Mindoro Necedah Whitehall Auburndale Markesan Montello Pardeeville Pittsville Spencer Tri-County Wild Rose Boscobel Brookwood Fennimore Iowa-Grant Lancaster Riverdale Viroqua Westby Belleville Cuba City Darlington Mineral Point New Glarus Parkview Turner Wisconsin Heights High Handbook; Bylaws, Art. XI, Sect.1, 2, 3 (p. 29). Also See: Rules of Eligibility, Art. IV, Sect.1B- 1. (p. 34). You may also find volumes of Eligibility Q/A on our website, under the Regulations icon. Competition & Practice Q.: Since some of our boys were involved in football until Friday and not able to practice with their winter sports until this upcoming Monday what are the restrictions for participation? I know there is a minimum practice rule for basketball and wrestling but is there an expectation for athletes that are competing in fall post seasons? A.: As you will see in all Sport Season regulations the minimum days of practice requirement is a - team requirement and it is up to school administration to determine/approve, when an individual student may be allowed to compete. You will generally find this common language as provision # 3 in all the sport season regulations. All virtually the same. Wrestling with its minimum weight requirement has a little added dimension but not appreciably different Girls Girls Basketball A Assignments Division 3 3 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe 7 changed P.M. as UNLESS a res ult of schools OTHERWISE declining to host.) INDICATED. SECTIONAL #3 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri.., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT HOLMEN AT ADAMS- FRIENDSHIP AT PRAIRIE DUCHIEN AT MONROE AT MAUSTON AT REEDSBURG AREA AT RICHLAND CENTER Cedar Grove- Belgium Laconia North Fond du Lac Oakfield Oostburg Ozaukee Random Lake Saint Mary s Springs Dodgeland Dominican Heritage Christian Horicon Lomira Milwaukee Malcolm X Academy The Hope School University School of Milwaukee Cambridge Clinton Deerfield Marshall Palmyra-Eagle Poynette Waterloo Watertown Luther Prep Kenosha Christian Life Kenosha Reuther Kenosha St. Joseph Martin Luther Racine Lutheran Racine Saint Catherine s Shoreland Lutheran The Prairie School SECTIONAL #4 Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri.., Sat., Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT SHEBOYGAN FALLS AT SITE NEEDED AT EDGERTON AT KEWASKUM AT ELKHORN AREA AT KENOSHA BRADFORD AT WEST BEND Q.: Our boys basketball program would like to schedule some varsity reserve games. We have scheduled games in the past, including last year. Is there any problem adding them at this point in season? A.: Out of hand, I see no peril. So long as you have administrative approval for sponsoring reserve level programming and all approved levels have separate/individual schedules, you may go about the business of scheduling such opportunities, almost any time. Some schools will only schedule these extra opportunities, based on participation. Waiting to schedule such levels, not receiving funding approval until an AD can verify participation numbers will support the additional programming. Participation Issues Q.: We have a rule at our school that requires our students to be in school in order to compete in either practices or events. We have allowed students to compete in special cases (medical excuses, funeral, or driving tests). This rule has recently been questioned by our school board mainly because we refused to waive this rule during the deer hunting season. We are wondering if the WIAA has an attendance rule or a position on students missing classes and competing in activities. Also, do you know of any other school districts that have similar rules? A.: There is not an attendance rule, but our rules do address loss of school time. WE are most frequently chastised by members and parents for loss of school time and as a result are extremely cognizant of our scheduling and other requirements as they would impact on loss of school time. I would say most schools do have rules regarding attendance (opinion/impression). From what you describe, I would view your rule and its administration as typical. Easily within the main stream of things as far as I know. I would suggest going to WADA and see what feedback you receive from colleagues. Might also tap into colleagues more in/around your region. They may be more inclined to know deer hunting in a way more closely resembling your community, then say in a metro area. Q.: Question 1 - Can athletes on the same co-op team have a different set of academic and or training rules than the other members of their squad. i.e., School A hockey athletes follow A s rules, B hockey follow B s rules? Question 2 - Can school A co-op hockey players have a different set of academic and or training rules as other athletes who attend and compete at school A? In other words hockey only standards? Question 3 - The hockey parent group plans to do a lot of fund raising and want to create an endowment. They have indicated that the athletes will have to pay to play for the initial years. They have also indicated that this fund raising will have money available for athletes who cannot pay some or all of the cost each individual is charged. My question being is this legal or are we looking at an issue with recruitment or athletic scholarship. I am having a hard time understanding how this would happen and who would decide who received what and how much they received. A.: 1) Yes - this is a local control topic. It may or may not be advisable, but there s no condition or requirement for approval of the co-op request that you be on the same page. 2) Yes - from WIAA standpoint this would not violate WIAA provisions so long as they are not less then the requirements you would have for all other students. Again, local control. Not unlike your basketball coach having certain/unique team rules which might be above/beyond/outside, your school s code. Would advise running this past your district's legal counsel, however. 3) As you know, you may See Eligibility Q & A, page 22

18 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 18 Page 18 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Wrestling Questions & Answers Q.: Sometime ago on the wrestling forum, there was a question about byes. I've always entered a bye as a win only when it was in the championship bracket. This agrees with what the old WIAA regional form used to say. According to the forum, track/wrestling awards any bye followed by a win with two wins. I went onto the WIAA school site recently and noted that this year's individual seeding info states the following in bold: "All byes in the championship bracket or consolation bracket received during regular season tournaments will count as wins if the wrestler won his next match in the bracket." Did this just change this year? A.: NO... In fact hasn t changed in my tenure which is now entering the 9th season. Q.: Our wrestling team has a young man out for wrestling this year who is well under 100 lbs. I thought there used to be a minimum weight for the 103 lb. weight class, but couldn t find it in the rule book. A.: There used to be, but that rule is no longer in existence not for near quite some time. Q.: I have a young man that is weighing in around on a regular basis. He skinfolded and his results state that he can only go 112. He wants to wrestle at 103. Obviously he is a lean young man but his minimum weight (with parental permission) was stated as 104. I know we can opt for the dunk-tank but can we have him re-pinched? His last date for appeal is Dec. 5. I looked up on page 46 in the WInter Regulations and it says that it needs to be done within 14 days and that it needs to be the same measurer. Is there anything that I need to be aware of? A.: You have all the facts correctly identified as outlined on p. 46, winter season regulations. Q.: I have a question regarding the 1/2 pound per day. Is it an eight-day week or a seven-day week? What I mean is if I weigh 130 on Thursday, then can I weigh 126 the following Thursday...or is it 126.5? Could you point to where I can find the ruling? A.: The fundamental question I receive, mostly comes up between the Saturdays at conference tournament and regional tourney; can a wrestler lose 3.5 or 4 pounds from Saturday to Saturday? The response is always that you need to go back at least one weigh-in prior to the first Saturday in order to determine if the wrestler needed to lose a half pound in order to be eligible to compete on that conference tourney. Saturday. If so, then the new count begins on Sunday and the wrestler may only lose 3.5 pounds. Remember - a wrestler can lose.5 lb. each day, but no day may be counted/used twice. So, if I needed to count the first Saturday in order to make weight to wrestle that same day, the count for the next event begins the following day. Now, if going back a weigh-in or two prior to the conf. tournament (e.g.), if the wrestler did not need to count that Saturday toward making weight for that day s event, then losing the half pound on Sat. and each day up to and including the next Saturday of regionals, becomes a 4 pound loss from Sat. to Sat. So the answer is the same for your question, using Thursday to Thursday. You will need to document whether the wrestler needed to count the first Thursday in dropping down in order to make weight and be eligible on that first Thursday in order to know if he could drop 3. 5 or 4 lbs for the next Thurs. Again Remember - You can count each calendar day for losing a half pound BUT no day can be used/counted twice. Q.: It is currently snowing and blowing pretty hard here right now. If by some chance the meet tonight would get cancelled, would our multi-dual meet tomorrow still be eligible for the onepound allowance since we stated in our tournament information that we were scheduled to wrestle tonight, thereby allowing for everyone to have a one-pound allowance? A.: Yes. There is precedent for that relief. Q.: We have a wrestler that the first day he can wrestle 171 is on 12/10. We have a tournament on 12/9 which the wrestlers get an extra pound at. Would my wrestler be eligible to wrestle in the 171 pound weight class because he could make 172 pounds on 12/8 based on the 1/2 day rule. A.: Yes. So long as student is eligible for the weight class based on skinfold measurement printout. Q.: We have a dual match on Thurs., Dec. 7, another dual match on Fri., Dec. 8 and a tournament on Saturday. Is it correct and appropriate to advise the host team that we have three events in a row and acknowledge a two-lb. allowance at Saturday's weigh-in so they can advise the other teams involved at the tournament? A.: Answer is "NO". Max growth allowance during regular season for consecutive days of competition is one pound. Please review Winter Season Regulations (recommend reading entire wrestling info). But, this particular regulation is found on p. 44 within State Association Regulations, 'c.' This is an adaptation that has pre-dated my arrival to this office. I might speculate it has been the rule here in Wisconsin for perhaps 20 years or more. It is different then the National Federation rule for consecutive days of wrestling. The State tournament does allow a pound/day for consecutive days competitions - where there is a much more uniform and controlled environment. Q.: One of our wrestlers had received a deep thigh bruise from football. The school trainer has cleared him to wrestle but recommends some sort of protection. Would it be legal for him to wear a football girdle with one thigh pad in to protect his injury? Does it need to be on a skin disorder sheet to show where the injury is? The student's parent will be taking him to the doctor today. A.: Some additional padding could be allowed and not necessarily present a problem. Coach and trainer need to review NF wrestling rule 4-3 (Rule book p.18). Also See WIAA Medical Policy Procedure manual p. 23 for matrix of permissible auxiliary equipment (also on our home page wiaawi.org). Same matrix was included in coaches pre-season meeting material. Suggest not a girdle but alternative padding of another variety over bruise. However, if on-mat official inspects and approves - his word will be final on what ever protection you come up with. Coach and wrestler should present situation and proposed special equipment/treatment to official upon reporting to site. Q.: I just wanted to know if it is legal for an athlete to have a tattoo showing. A.: In wrestling we advise coaches and officials to look upon them the same as a poster. If not appropriate for the classroom, if insulting, offensive, in bad taste - cover it! Q.: A uniform sold by matman has three stars up the side, the largest is bigger than logo requirements. The stars are similar to the star used in the starter logo. Our concern is the stipulation that allows one manufacture logo that is no more than 2 1/4 square. Would a star that resembles a company logo cause the uniform to be illegal. If it is not manufactured by a company that has a star in the logo would the uniform meet uniform regulations? A.: So, instead of 'stripes' - or other variety of 'trim' or contrast, this uniform has stars up the side, and they are not the manufacturer's emblem/logo. Out of hand and from what you describe, I see nothing in the rules which would prohibit this 'style' so long as its 'cut' conformed with requirements. Q.: The newest trend in wrestling uniforms are a two piece uniform from Brute. Last year they were approved for use by the NCAA, but they were not approved by the National Federation. My question is have they been approved for high school Bayfield Drummond Lac Courte Oreilles Northwood Shell Lake Siren Solon Springs South Shore Butternut/Glidden Flambeau Hurley Mellen Mercer Prentice Rib Lake Winter Birchwood Bruce Clayton Clear Lake Frederic Prairie Farm Turtle Lake Weyerhaeuser use this year? A.: The NFHS Wrestling Rules do not allow for the two piece wrestling uniform. Q.: I was reading through the wrestling questions in the latest WIAA Bulletin and I have a question. The question I am referring to is the one about the injury time-out and the fact that it was a head or spine injury. The question was does the wrestler get his or her choice because of the second time-out rule. I was under the impression that Wisconsin has our own adaptation to this rule that states any head or spine injury is not counted as the second time-out and that this stands by itself with four minutes of injury time. I think that a certified trainer or doctor has to be present to give this ruling. We had this come up last season in a conference finals match and the wrestler took his second time-out but it was a spine injury and we were not given choice of position because of this rule/adaptation in Wisconsin. This brings up another question. When a wrestler has two head or spine injuries in one match they must stop the match and the wrestler has to default. My question is who determines when it is a head or spine injury? In the match I was referring to before, the first injury was a head injury but it was not recorded as such. The wrestler hit his head on our wrestlers hip and got very dizzy and he used over one minute of injury time. The second injury should have stopped the match because of the second head or spine time-out. My concern is that who is responsible to rule on this and make the call? I was unaware of the adaptation and did not ask the official if the first time-out was ruled a head injury. If he had said yes the match would have been stopped and our wrestler would have won. Just looking for some clarification on the proper ruling. A.: Here was my thinking in offering that interpreta- See Wrestling Questions & Answers, page Girls Girls Basketball AAssignments Division Division 4 4 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe7 changed P.M. asunless a res OTHERWISE INDICATED. 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19 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 19 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 19 Wrestling Questions & Answers Continued from page 18 tion: In considering this scenario, the initial 'adaptation' for head and neck was - to not penalize a wrestler in the area of loss of injury TIME, and/or remaining injury time, and/or to potentially have a hasty/dangerous return due to running out of injury time. This adaptation has been around WIAA a long time, well in advance of other more recent NF rule changes in/around this area within the rules. I did not consider the accommodation of/for this special, WIAA head/neck cervical injury time (in order to more accurately determine the safe return to wrestling) - to also automatically justify setting aside or ignoring the fact that this event might also be the second injury time out and as a result, my wrestler should by rule, have choice on re-start following a second injury TO. I ve already let your kid have a full four minutes and he hasn t lost ANY of his injury time...if this is the second injury T/O for your kid why shouldn t my kid get the choice on the re-start? What s wrong with that? I don t offer the explanation as a challenge, but as explanation of my thinking. On your second question, I suspect the ruling was that the special four min. head/neck injury time was not used/invoked in the scenario you describe. It might have been technically, a head injury but not evidently of a serious nature as to require using the special head/neck time and as such was appropriately treated no different then a stinger or tweaked ankle. If/when special four min. head/neck injury TO has been invoked, you are correct that a second head/neck stoppage results in terminating the match. Q.: I am a high school athletic trainer, and I have quite a Alma Augusta Eleva-Strum Elmwood Gilmanton Independence Pepin Plum City Blair-Taylor Cashton Coulee Region Christian Granton Lincoln New Lisbon Port Edwards Royall Barneveld Highland Hillsboro Ithaca Kickapoo La Farge Weston Wonewoc-Center Belmont Cassville De Soto North Crawford Potosi River Ridge Seneca Wauzeka-Steuben few wrestlers with skin infections. I have a few questions about guidelines for wrestlers and return to participation, after skin infections, i.e., ring worm, impetigo, etc. I know in the past I have seen MD forms, however, I do not currently have one in my possession. I can not remember how long, and what meds, etc. I had a parent call me this morning and her son I guess has impetigo, did not see a MD, but wrestled last night, without the coach knowing about the impetigo. Who is responsible to skin checks, is it not the referee? Can you please send me any / as much information as possible. Also what does the WIAA recommend for mat cleaning. A.: You can find good discussion on skin and wrestling in our Medical Policies and Procedure Manual. The onmat official has final say on all skin condition matters. The WIAA does not have an official statement on mat cleaning. School districts are required by state law, to provide safe environments and safe facilities. In doing so, most will develop their plan to include mat cleaning...and in those districts where there might not be a developed protocol, or are crunched financially, the best coaches will likely sanitize the mats before and after each practice. In so far as a parent, coach or wrestler knowingly exposing another to infectious disease, is not something they should be casual about. The courts are consistently holding mom and infected wrestlers responsible, accountable - and liable for not disclosing. Q.: Where are we in regard to head / neck / cervical column and / or nervous system injuries when medical personnel are present? Do these time outs count as one of the 2 time outs allowed to a wrestler? 2007 Girls Basketball AAssignments Division 4 4 ALL GAMES (Sites may ATbe7 changed P.M. asunless a res ult ofotherwise schools declining toindicated. host.) SECTIONAL #3 Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 AT DURAND AT WEST SALEM AT RICHLAND CENTER AT LANCASTER AT OSSEO- FAIRCHILD AT LA CROSSE CENTRAL AT MINERAL POINT Abundant Life Christian Argyle Benton Black Hawk Monticello Pecatonica Shullsburg Southwestern Albany Catholic Central Faith Christian Johnson Creek Juda Maranatha Baptist University Lake School Williams Bay SECTIONAL #4 Sat., Tues., Thur., Sat., Fri., Sat., Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 Cambria-Friesland Central Wisconsin Christian Fall River Green Lake Hustisford Princeton Randolph Rio Wayland Academy Brookfield Academy Destiny Kohler Lake Country Lutheran Living Word Lutheran Maasai Institute Sheboygan County Christian Wisconsin Career Academy AT DARLINGTON AT EVANSVILLE AT CLINTON AT WAUPUN AT WATERTOWN AT PIUS XI AT FORT ATKINSON A.: As in the past years since this Wisconsin adaptation has originated, when certified medical personnel are present, they have the jurisdiction to extend the allowed time limit to a maximum of four minutes so they can properly evaluate the injury. In the past, we have not counted these as an injury time out or recorded the time. A second injury of this nature required the contestant to default. During a recent meeting with the Wisconsin master interpreters it was determined that all injury time-outs, regardless if they were head / neck / cervical column / or nervous system injuries would count as one of the two allowed time outs for each contestant. However, the time used to attend that type of injury would in no way affect time used or available for other types of injuries. In other words, the time out would be recorded as a time out, but no time would be recorded. For example, if a head injury occurred in first period that would be the first time out. If an unrelated injury occurred in a latter period that would now be the second time out and the wrestler would have 1.5 minutes available for that injury. If a third time out was used latter in the match, the match would be defaulted. As in the past, if a second occurrence of head / neck / nervous system injury occurred in the same match, this would require a wrestler to default the match. After the second time out, the opponent always gets choice on the restart. This revised interpretation of the rule will take effect immediately. Q.: May a referee call a stalemate in lieu of stalling when the offensive wrestler is "hanging on" in tiebreaker one and tiebreaker two of the overtime? A.: No. The stalemate call for "hanging on" by the offensive wrestler is reserved for the ultimate tiebreaker, not tiebreaker one and tiebreaker two. Keep in mind that "control wrestling" should not be considered stalling in the ultimate tiebreaker. In the ultimate tiebreaker, if the offensive wrestler goes to a maneuver to hang on again, not control wrestling, then stalling should be called. Q.: When both wrestlers are penalized an equal number of points in a sudden victory period of an overtime, will the match be stopped, points awarded, the period be terminated, and now go directly to tiebreaker one and two? A.: No. This rule has been deleted in both the NFHS rule book and case book. The October 27, edition of the Bulletin indicated that situation B on page 40 of the case book should be deleted. The NFHS determined that with the new overtime format that you would wrestle the entire sudden victory period even though both wrestlers are penalized an equal number of points. Q.: What happens if a warning for stalling or a caution is given in period one and is not recorded by the official scorekeeper? A.: This is a recording error and like all recording errors, must be corrected prior to the start of the next period. We realize that these errors are unique in that they are not shown on the scoreboard by an increase in score. However, we cannot arbitrarily and selectively correct some errors and not others. Coaches, head scorer, visiting team scorer, and officials must work together by constantly communicating to make sure such errors are reduced or eliminated. Tip: One school has had their shop class cut out a W and C and painted one side red, the other green and have them at the scorer s table to indicate the call has been acknowledged. This helped coaches and officials and saved time. Easy to do! Q.: What are your thoughts about a wrestler shaking hands with opposing coaches after their match is completed? A.: Shaking hands with opposing coaches is considered by many to be adding insult to injury. Things are often said by the wrestler or coach that should not be said and are considered unsportsmanlike in nature. The official is attending a multitude of other duties and is not aware nor has time to monitor what is said / how it is said / watch the body language, etc. Contestants shake hands during the face off, before their bout, after the bout, and at the end of the dual. That should be enough. It certainly is not a NFHS rule that you cannot do this, but it is the opinion of many officials and coaches that it should not be done. Q.: If a wrestler has been penalized three times during a match for illegal holds, and the official scorekeeper records them all as a one point penalty, would a fourth penalty in a succeeding period result in disqualification or a two point penalty because of the previous error? A.: Disqualification - Four penalties, not counting starting position, would result in disqualification regardless of the recording error. The error has nothing to do with the fact that the wrestler exceeded the maximum of the three that are allowed. Q.: If medical personnel are present, can recovery time be extended to four minutes to attend to head, neck, cervical, nervous system injuries? A.: Yes - Both injury time and recovery time can be extended to attend this type of injury. Keep in mind if the wrestler continues to wrestle, if this type injury occurs again the match is over. If it occurred due to a legal maneuver, the wrestler must default. If it occurs due to an illegal maneuver, he wins by default.

20 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 20 Page 20 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Hockey Rule Interpretations Tom Shafranski QUESTION: Can a JV hockey team compete against another school s varsity team? INTERPRETATION : Yes, a JV team can compete against a varsity team as long as the JV team does not exceed the 20 game regular season limitation. QUESTION: Do hockey players receive a game misconduct or a game disqualification penalty once they receive their FOURTH penalty in a game? INTERPRETATION: WIAA Winter Season Regulations, 15., b., page 24, indicates: Any player receiving a total of four penalties (minor, major, or misconduct) in a game shall be removed from participation for the balance of that game. This does not include bench penalties served by the player or violations resulting in penalty shots. The ejection is not considered a game misconduct or a game disqualification. QUESTION: Is there a warning in a WIAA hockey game for not using a mouth-guard? INTERPRETATION: No, NFHS Rule indicates: All players, including goalkeepers, shall wear a dental guard, which should cover all the remaining teeth of one jaw. PENALTY: PLAYERS (excluding goalkeeper) First offense, MIS- CONDUCT. Returning to the game without correcting equipment, GAME MISCONDUCT. GOAL- KEEPER Minor. QUESTION: In my pre-game conference with the captains and coaches I reminded the players to make sure that they remind their teammates to remove all jewelry prior to the start of the game. After the meeting, the coach asked me if his players need to remove rubber wrist bands that the team is wearing in memory of a former coach. I told the coach I didn t know if this would be considered jewelry but asked him to have his players remove the wristbands. Please review and get back to me. Thank you. INTERPRETATION: First, regarding memorials, NFHS Rule 2-1-2, d., page 18 indicates: A commemora tive/memorial patch not to exceed four square inches may be worn on the jersey provided it is not a number and is in an appropriate location that does not interfere with the captain s identification or the player s number. Wristbands may not be worn in memory of someone, it is only patches as described above that may be worn for commemorative/memorial purposes. Second, NFHS Rule 3-5-1, page 26 indicates: Hard substances such as leather, rubber, plastic, plaster or fiberglass are illegal when worn on the hand, wrist, forearm or elbow... Finally, NFHS Rule 3-5-3, page 26 indicates: Jewelry shall not be worn, except for religious or medical medals which shall be taped to the body under the uniform. When jewelry is observed being worn by an official during a game the following penalty procedure must be followed: PENALTY: First offense, MIS- CONDUCT. Returning to the game without correcting equipment, GAME MISCONDUCT. QUESTION: Club Team A s JV program appears to be folding, can high school student-athletes from this team join a high school hockey program after the start of the school team s regular season? INTERPRETATION: Yes, so long as the following situations are met: 1. A student is enrolled at a WIAA member school that has an approved WIAA Ice Hockey program. 2. Per WIAA Rules of Eligibility, Article VI, Section 1, 2), page 37 of the WIAA Sr. High School Handbook, if the student was not a member of a school team during the previous year, they are eligible to report late to the team beyond the school s official opening day of practice. 3. School policies, administration and coaching staff allow student-athletes to join the team after the official start of the hockey season. QUESTION: Is it acceptable to paint a hockey helmet a different color? INTERPRETATION: In accordance with HECC Hockey Equipment Certification Council Standards helmets CAN- NOT be painted or altered. Different models and colors of HECC approved helmets are permitted for team use. Since many schools do not provide helmets and/or facemasks and players are required to provide this protective equipment, players on the same team may have different helmet models and colors. Matching helmets are not required as long as the HECC standard is maintained. A short article on this matter can be found in the December 1, 2006 edition of the WIAA Bulletin page 6. QUESTION: Both teams are at even strength. Team A commits a minor penalty. The referee has a delayed penalty signal. Team B maintains control of the puck and scores a goal before team A can gain control of the puck. The penalty to team A is then washed. A goal is applied. The question is: Does the Team A players name go on the score sheet? INTERPRETATION: For a penalty to count against a player record (and for recording on the game score sheet) the penalty must be ASSESSED, RECORDED AND SERVED (all 3 must be true). QUESTION: Play is in A s attacking zone. Team A shoots the puck on net. The puck hits the goalie in the shoulder and bounces up in the air over the back of the goal tender. While the puck is in the air, in the crease, below the cross bar, team A player attempts to hit the puck with the stick. The player does not make contact with the puck but instead hits the goaltender in the face mask. The high referee sees this contact and puts on a delayed penalty for high sticking. Moments later, with no one else touching the puck, it falls behind the goal tender and enters the net. The low referee determines that the contact with the goal tender did not affect his ability to make another save on the puck. The question is, does the goal count. Or does the delayed penalty against the attacking team take precedence over the goal. INTERPRETATION: NFHS Rule d indicates a goal shall NOT be allowed if: d. the attacking team commits a foul which assists in the making of a goal. Based upon the initial information provided, an official identified and called a foul. All indications from the information provided leads one to believe this foul assisted in the making of a goal. Consequently, the goal should not have been allowed. This is a situation where officials are encouraged to conference to be certain the foul did assist in the making of the goal. QUESTION: Can the scorebook and/or scoreboard be used during scrimmages? INTERPRETATION: No, neither the scorebook nor the scoreboard can be used during a scrimmage. WIAA Winter Season Regulations, page 23, 4., a., (4). If a scorebook and/or scoreboard is used during a scrimmage, the scrimmage must be counted as one of the 20 contests for the school team s involved. QUESTION: Can high school hockey teams play two games in one day? INTERPRETATION: Yes, NFHS and WIAA language remains silent regarding the number of contests in one day. Each game played does count as one of the 20 maximum contests allowed during the regular season. QUESTION: Is there a limit to the number of contests a hockey player who plays both JV and varsity can compete in during the regular season? INTERPRETATION: No, WIAA regulations remain silent regarding the number of contests during the regular season. It is the responsibility of a coach to be particularly concerned about overexposing students to the point of adversely affecting their health and safety. It is highly recommended that coaches who use players at more than one level of competition document the number of periods played for each individual. QUESTION: With less than one and half minutes left to be played in the game, a stoppage of play occurs for an injured player. The injured player is assisted to the bench and a timeout is called. Can the injured player return to the game during the timeout? INTERPRETATION: No, NFHS Rule indicates: an injured player (except the goalkeeper) for whom play is stopped must leave the ice and cannot return until PLAY HAS RESUMED. QUESTION: We have blown an air horn located outside the rink at the south end and opposite the spectator seating when we scored a goal in our varsity hockey games. The question is: Are we in violation of the rules or abusing the rules by doing this only for our home team? INTERPRETATION: During the regular season, matters of neutrality for contests are the responsibility of the conference (if a conference game) or the host school (if a non-conference game). During the WIAA Tournament Series, the WIAA has responsibility for matters like this. In ice hockey, the use of Fog Horns whether recorded or live has become quite popular during recent years. The problem with the use of Fog Horns is that a minor official, who is to be as neutral as possible, is usually responsible for blowing the foghorn. The WIAA informs host schools during our tournament series that if a foghorn is to be blown following a goal for the host school, it must also be blown following the scoring of a goal by the visiting team. Otherwise, it should not be blown at all. During the regular season, this is a regulation that many schools and conferences have applied to their school contests. Many times, because there are also non-school contests played at rinks, this is misapplied. QUESTION: Is it o.k. to roster more players than you have jerseys for? Then have the players share a jersey? INTERPRETATION: Yes, WIAA Season Regulations, page 24, 15., a., indicate there is no limit to squad size and no limit on nonplayers in the team box during the regular season. During the WIAA Tournament Series, school hockey teams are allowed a maximum of See Hockey, page 21

21 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 21 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 21 WADA INSIGHTS FROM THE WISCONSIN ATHLETIC DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION WADA presents Distinguished Service Awards By Mike Bates Information Coordinator, WADA Individuals who have made significant contributions to high school sports were honored last month by the Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association. The recipients were recognized during the WADA s Distinguished Service Awards Banquet in November at the Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton. Each of the seven districts in Wisconsin selects the individual(s) outside the field of interscholastic athletic administration based on their contributions to interscholastic athletics. District 1 Louis Foss Rice Lake A former outstanding athlete at Rice Lake High School, Louis Foss has given back to his school and community as a founder, organizer and volunteer in various sports organizations and as a sports historian. After serving in the army and graduating from college, he taught at Wild Rose High School. He returned to his hometown and recently retired after 30 years with the US Postal Service. Louis continues to contribute to the local community as historian for Rice Lake High School sports records that go back many decades. Louie is an original board member of the Rice Lake Sports Hall of Fame, and he is a city field maintenance worker. His responsibilities include preparing soccer, baseball and softball fields for school and city teams. District 2 Bob McIllvain Wisconsin Rapids For more than 25 years, Bob McIllvain has donated his time to Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School. The now-retired store manager contributes to community and to co-curricular activities, and his greatest impact has been with the cheerleading and stunt/cheer programs. He also has donated countless hours selling post-season tickets for the school, is a volunteer crowd coordinator at WIAA Tournaments, and he helps at track & field competitions. McIllvain also has judged cheerleading and dance tryouts plus DECA regional events and agricultural competition. Lunchroom supervision duty, work on the LHS Alumni Project, bus supervision on field trips and numerous volunteer duties with the junior prom are more examples of how he serves the needs of the student-athletes at Lincoln High School. District 3 Lloyd Dresen, Paul Anderson & Bob Netwal Holmen Three individuals who have tirelessly worked together to insure quality athletic programs for Holmen students and area youth are Lloyd Dresen, Paul Anderson and Bob Netwal. Each man has held leadership roles in school and community committees and in organizations that support athletic programs. The three have been instrumental in every major athletic facility improvement in school and Holmen community settings. They have coordinated over 65 booster club sponsored fundraisers and have facilitated the long-range planning that raised the organization s donations 5-fold, to an average of about $30,000 annually. Individually, each has contributed thousands of volunteer hours, including work with the booster club, alumni events, volunteer coordination, and events hosted by Holmen High School. District 4 Burke Griffin Green Bay One of the sports anchors at WFRV CBS TV 5 in Green Bay, Burke Griffin is among the best in the state when it comes to promoting local sports players, coaches and teams. In addition to regular weekly coverage of prep sports teams from northeastern Wisconsin, Griffin also is the host of High School Sports Extra. It s the only weekly TV segment dedicated solely to high school athletics. From September to June every school year, prep sports enthusiasts can see, on Sunday evenings, a 30-minute show which promotes area sports. Griffin covered Super Bowls 31 and 32 at the beginning of his TV career, and he has been hooked on sports in northeast Wisconsin ever since. District 5 Carl Miller Verona Over the past 10 years, Carl Miller has been very active in promoting Verona Area High School athletic activities. His biggest contribution has been the booster club s brat sales in his super market s parking lot. Miller s involvement helps Verona High School realize a substantial profit. Last year alone it was over $20,000. He also donates food for Teacher Appreciation Week and to the Verona staff at Christmas, and he donates food, dry ice and other items to the elementary schools throughout the school year. Miller also donates money to all organizations in Verona schools that are holding fundraising activities. His efforts over the past 10 years, through donations and support, have made it possible for the athletic department to raise over $120,000. District 6 Greg & Mona Reierson Edgerton For many years, Greg & Mona Reierson have been involved with Edgerton High School athletics. Since 1994, they helped raise over $300,000 for the Edgerton Tider Baseball Booster Club to support the baseball program regarding uniforms, equipment, and field maintenance and upgrades. Their efforts have included golf outings, chicken dinners, auctions, and clothing sales. The money raised built a new concession stand and new dugouts, and resulted in various other improvements to the Edgerton baseball facility. Fundraising also supports the school team s trips to the Metrodome in Minneapolis, and they initiated the Baseball Booster Scholarship annual award. They also operate the baseball concession stand and the scoreboard for home games, and they have also been actively involved in the Wrestling Booster Club as well. District 7 Glen Norder Waukesha While many people do not often see Glen Norder at work, they certainly see the efforts of his work. For 29 years, Norder had been employed with the School District of Waukesha, including the past 5 years as Manager of Maintenance. Ever since the WIAA Track & Field State Championships have been in La Crosse, he has painted the multi-colored, huge logo on the infield grass at the site. Since 1994, his brilliant designs have been viewed by thousands of athletes, coaches and spectators. He also has painted the game field for numerous season and WIAA Playoff contests at Mukwonago, Arrowhead and Waukesha high schools. Norder also was an integral part of the construction of a new stadium and the natatorium in the Waukesha School District. He also speaks at various conferences, helping others providing a safe and attractive playing surface for events involving high school student-athletes. More details about the DSA Awards recipients, from 2006 and previous years, may be found on the WADA website at The website for the WADA is and Mike Bates may be reached at mbates1@new.rr.com. Hockey Continued from page players in full uniform for each tournament game. Players are allowed to share jerseys during the regular season and during the WIAA Tournament Series. Coaches are encouraged to find ways of keeping as many players as possible on their school teams. QUESTION: With some of these co-op teams and the no cut policy I have notice that there are some very poor skaters on the JV teams. Can I as an official, if I notice during warm-ups that a player s skill level is limited and feel that he could get hurt by a hard check because of his poor skating and puck handling ability, can I request to the coach that his player does not play because of his limited abilities and say I have a concern about the players safety on the ice during a game. INTERPRETATION: WIAA regulations allow any fulltime student for a school who is eligible per school regulations and has on file in the school office written parent permission and current physical fitness to participate in sports as determined by a licensed physician or advanced practice nurse prescriber. School officials have responsibility for regulating and maintaining these files and it is a coach s prerogative as to whom they actually will play in a contest. Officials are not allowed to evaluate skill levels and then suggest to coaches studentathletes they can and cannot play. QUESTION: Do hockey uniforms have to have numbers on their sleeves? INTERPRETATION: Yes, NFHS Rule indicates that all players shall wear numbered uniforms. It is required that all players be numbered with at least 10- inch (25.4 cm) high Gothic, colored numbers on the back of their jerseys and the same numbers at least 4 inches (10.16 cm) in height on both sleeves of the jersey. The color of the numbers shall contrast with the color of the jersey. Test Dates Students participating in interscholastic sports often find conflicts between these events and college test dates. Listed below are the dates for ACT. ACT Late Registration Regular Registration Postmark Deadline Postmark Deadline (additional Test Date* (regular fee) fee required) February 10, 2007 January 5, 2007 January 19, 2007 April 14, 2007 March 9, 2007 March 23, 2007 June 9, 2007 May 4, 2007 May 18, 2007 *Due to the special requirements of legislation in effect in New York, a February 2006 test is not scheduled in that state. This test date restriction may continue for the testing year. ***The September 16, 2006, test dates are available ONLY in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas and Washington.

22 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 22 Page 22 December 22, 2006 WIAA BULLETIN Vol. 83 No. 6 Eligibility Q & A Continued from page 17 never lose sight of the fact that this must be a SCHOOL s program Institutional Control if you seek participation in the Association s tournament series. Your district may accept gifts/donations as your board policy authorizes. You, and those policies, may designate how those funds are used. Ice time, participation fees, transportation, etc. Must be 100 percent your call, your control. Every single check for this school hockey program must come from A or B high school. Any decisions/determinations of who pays and how much, if fees should be waived or reduced, must be made by YOU (the school) it s YOUR program. Not a parent board. It is not altogether uncommon for schools to reduce or waive participation fees based on free/reduced lunch data. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCE can this be under parent/booster control. Q.: What is the minimum grade point average a student must maintain to be considered academically eligible? A.: The Rules of Eligibility do not contain a minimum GPA requirement though many of our member s code requirements increasingly do. Typically you will find, 2.0, 1.63 or 1.75 as pretty typical. The Association requirements are essentially that a student may not have more then one failing grade in the most recent grade reporting period. Q.: I have a question for you, one that has been posed before, but needs clarification. Would a school be permitted to continue in the WIAA in some sports, but not others? I believe the answer is yes, but that school would be expected to follow the "spirit" of WIAA in all sports. The resulting question then is, what does following the "spirit" of the WIAA really mean? Does this mean eligibility? Participation in three day tournaments? Playing other non-wiaa schools that utilize players not in 9-12th grades? Just what does it mean? A.: At present, yes. Schools may participate in some sports and not others. So you are aware: There will be a Constitutional / Bylaw proposal presented to the Board of Control this January and if approved by them, advanced to the general membership at April s annual meeting for consideration which, if supported, would require more of an all-ornone sort of commitment. Whereby all athletic programs sponsored by a member school must be WIAA connected. We have no provision that addresses non-wiaa programs. At present, this interpretation, the setting of standards and expectations would be up to you. Way I see it: The programs will obviously remain identified with and representative of your school and thus one would suppose school administration would set the standards and expectations for those club teams in accordance with school charter and mission with some consideration for consistency between programs. There are two levels for consideration: One internal, one external. Internally, administration needs to reconcile potentially different standards, requirements, season maximums, travel, out-of-season contacts and etc., between coaches, parents, athletes and others. Externally, schools might be prepared for an attitude or perception of being a user of the association Seen as something less then a fully committed member. A perception of using the association for those parts we like and/or are to our enhancement but not fully embracing a more robust commitment; to fully partner with other members and the membership and give back in all areas. (Kind of like the basketball player who wants to represent the school, but then wants to be excused for two weeks in February to travel with their club soccer or VB team.) As a coach we ask ourselves, Where s the commitment, dedication, to team and teammates? We ask ourselves, Where s the loyalty? Q.: Are home schooled kids recognized as WIAA athletes. Can they compete with WIAA sanctioned school? A.: Home schooled students are not eligible to compete FOR the school team (schools may only use their own full-time students on interscholastic teams). But, a team made up of home schoolers could be allowed to enter a school sponsored competition, event, tournament and be allowed to compete against a member school's team. Since in your part of the state there is an active home school athletics association, I am not certain which question of the two identified above you are asking about. Nonschool Competition/Participation Q.: I know that students are not allowed under WIAA rules to compete in meets for a club during the high school season. However, I would like confirmation that it is OK with the WIAA to continue doing workouts at the club with club coaches. I know that last year some of the high school team worked out at the club with club coaches but I ve heard some conflicting stories with regards to the acceptability of that practice. Please clarify so that I can make sure that we aren t breaking any rules if she continues to work out at this club during the high school season. A.: WIAA rules would not prohibit some schools and/or coaches might, due to fatigue/added risk of injury. A school s call. See Art. III-D of attached (Rules At A Glance) I think addresses question clearly. Coach Contact Q.: What is the ruling on a volunteer coach who coached a summer varsity boys program, who now wants to sit on the bench with the varsity boys team? I believe this violates the number of contact days allowable, but I just wanted to check. A.: You are correct if this contact exceeded or was outside the allowed unrestricted days. Whether paid or volunteer, a coach is a coach is a... and the fundamental rule is that those who have coaching contact with students during restricted times, may not also coach them during the next school season. Article I of the Rules At A Glance addresses coaching contact. Open Gyms and Camp/Clinic Issues Q.: I have a question concerning open gyms. Is it OK for a soccer team to gather players for open gym prior to the regular season and have "captains practices" during the open gym? My understanding is that the coaches are only supervising, but the team captains for the upcoming season are running their teammates through drills and activities? Is it acceptable to have players running practices at open gyms if the coaches are only supervising? A.: No. Captain's practices are permitted in the summer; not during the school year. Please see II-A and D of attached. Also See: Senior High Handbook - Bylaws, Article II, Sect. 1 and 2. Q.: A X baseball club has been formed and our head baseball coach wants to conduct two to three clinics for students in grades 1-8 during the winter sports season. These clinics would be conducted by members of the X high school baseball coaching staff. No high school athletes will be involved in coaching these students. Is there any problem with our coaches conducting this clinic? A.: The end result of this could be achieved within existing Bylaws however, it may not be a school sponsored event. Bylaws Article II (p. 26) provides that schools may conduct camps/clinics in the summer. Not during school year. Booster s can rent/reserve school facilities like anyone else, and advertise their event. School coaches may be involved, but may not include HS athletes when school coaches are present/instructing unless the event is held during the school baseball season. Health & Behavior Q.: I'm confused as to the eligible date for physicals. My child had a complete physical on March 18, When would she be required to have another complete full physical? A.: Given the date indicated, this physical exam would be accepted for participation in school year and school year. Student would require new physical prior to being allowed to practice in school year. The date requirements are printed right on the top of the green card. This text is identical to the text in the Member s Senior High Handbook provided to our schools in print and is available on-line (under Publications icon, p. 39). Q.: I have looked in your Senior High School Handbook and could not find any information regarding addressing a coach's responsibility for turning in student/athletes involved in an athletic code violation. Do you address this issue in any of your publications or do you suggest we address this in our own coaches and faculty handbooks? A.: We have no such language or guidelines. Should you actually need such language? Technically, we have no such authority to create them The coach is your employee - and subject to your contract/bargaining agreement and - I presume would reasonably be expected to uphold your board policies, school codes and the spirit of their intent. Wouldn t a failure to do so arguably be insubordinate? We have responsibility and authority over the membership of schools and indeed, we do have a Bylaw (Art VII, Section 1) which does require one member to report another member who is in non-compliance. Thus the failure to report a violation places two schools in non-compliance. Q.: I am a student at a member school and I'm writing an article about the list of banned and discouraged things for athletes. My question is why ginseng is on the "discouraged" list? A.: I've included a response to your specific question here: Ginseng has a stimulating effect that can increase blood pressure and cause low blood sugar in some people. This comes from the diet/nutrition professional that advises our Sport Medical Advisory. Another M.D. from our committee added that Ginseng should also be avoided in asthmatics, people with recurrent headaches, pregnant women, and anyone with any mental health disorders (depression, etc). Also if you look at and consider the text of the tri-fold, we have provided a 'broad' rationale for the reasons certain items were placed on a restricted list - marking them as not an acceptable component to/for a school program. Fundraisers & Booster Clubs Q.: I have a question regarding a promotion that our booster club is doing at halftime of our basketballs games. They had seen this done elsewhere and it seemed to generate a lot of excitement and some funds for the booster club. Here's the promotion: At halftime, anyone who wants can come out to half court, pay $1 for one shot from beyond the half court line. If they make the shot, a local Credit Union will give them a $50 savings bond. My question is, does this pose an eligibility issue with athletes, in particular basketball players. Obviously, the teams that are playing can't partici- See Eligibility Q & A, page 23

23 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 23 Vol. 83 No. 6 WIAA BULLETIN December 22, 2006 Page 23 Eligibility Q & A Continued from page 22 pate, but what about girls BB players doing this at the boys game or boys BB players doing this at the girls game or BB players from a nearby town that have come to watch a game. Since, the person pays their own $1 and takes their own shot, I think we're OK but I want to make sure. A.: Technically, this would not present a violation. The opportunity is evidently available to anyone interested. Not unlike the baseball throw at the summer carnival. It's legitimacy could be strengthened by requiring X number of participants across a spectrum of those in attendance - in order to lessen the skewing of this toward student athletes. Q.: I have received a phone call from a person who declined to identify himself. He asked if a high school athlete who was playing basketball could receive compensation for a basketball related achievement. I told him no. He went on to say that a school would draw a name out of Hayward NorthlandPines Rhinelander Superior Tomahawk Webster Co-op Baraboo Co-op Mosinee Co-op Onalaska Reedsburg Area Co-op Viroqua Co-op Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln Co-op a hat at each home game and then that person could attempt a half-court shot during the halftime of the girls basketball game. If the shot was successful the shooter would receive one hundred dollars. I again indicated that the athlete receiving the money would be in very grey water and, in my opinion, would have violated the rules of eligibility as set fourth by the WIAA. Any comment will be appreciated. A.: The rules say an athlete may not receive benefit as a result of "being an athlete" and/or for their ability, potential or performance as an athlete. When there is a legitimate contest where a student athlete's name is drawn by "luck of the draw/serendipity," they did not receive opportunity or benefit because they were a talented player, but rather just by luck of the draw, and if they make the field goal or half court shot e.g., they may keep the prize. Q.: Can a coach set a mandated 2007 Girls Hockkey Assignments - Tuesday, February 20 and Fri 2007 Girls Hockey Assignments SECTIONAL #1 Thurs. or Fri., Tuesday, Friday, Feb. 23 or Feb. 15 or 16 February 20 Saturday, Feb. 24 SECTIONAL #3 Thurs. or Fri., Tuesday, Friday, Feb. 23 or Feb. 15 or 16 February 20 Saturday, Feb. 24 SECTIONAL #3 AT SITE TBD AT ONALASKA fundraising amount for kids? My son's basketball coach has set a mandatory amount of $50 for each player in grades 9-12 to raise. This is in addition to the fee we have paid the school for him to participate in the sport. I couldn't find anything on your website about fundraising so I just wonder if there are regulations regarding that. A.: As you have framed this question I would say No, ill-advised. See article I of the Rules At A Glance. Q.: Our boy s basketball team had a fundraiser to pay for pull-overs that we wear on game days. We have money left over, and I wanted to know if it is okay for us to use the left over money to pay for summer league and tournaments. We have the money in a basketball activity fund here at school and I would have the bookkeeper make out a check to wherever the tournament would be in the summer. What I would like to know for sure is if having the check come from the school is okay. ay, February 23 or Saturday, February 24 Chippewa Falls/ McDonell Central Eau Claire North Co-op Hudson Menomonie Co-op New RichmondCo-op River Falls Co-op Appleton East Co-op Arrowhead Fonddu Lac/Waupun Madison Memorial Co-op University School of Milwaukee Co-op SECTIONAL #2 Thurs. or Fri., Tuesday, Friday, Feb. 23 or Feb. 15 or 16 February 20 Saturday, Feb. 24 SECTIONAL #4 AT EAU CLAIRE NORTH SECTIONAL #4 Thurs. or Fri., Tuesday, Friday, Feb. 23 or Feb. 15 or 16 February 20 Saturday, Feb. 24 AT FOND DU LAC A.: This is one you will want to be certain to talk over with your AD in order to be crystal clear and to be on the same page. The answer is - sometimes yes and sometimes no. Most simply put, your school funds could be used for those activities which the school is able to sponsor either during the actual school season and in the summer (for those events/activities taking place on the five unrestricted days). Outside of in-season and unrestricted days, school dollars can not be used for non-school programs. Do keep in mind that Article IV of the Rules of Eligibility do allow non school sponsors and groups to cover actual and necessary costs associated with competition. Summer leagues and tournaments are regarded as competition, thus it is possible for the local booster club and/or local business to cover fees for summer league or other opportunities that take place at a time that school funds may not be used. Q.: Can you please tell me where to look to answer the following questions. Our booster club donates money to athletes/sports and to other school activities. They have asked me to give them guidelines on what they can or can not donate to and to whom. They pay for entry fees for summer league, which I do believe they are unable to do starting this next summer. They also donate money to the band students to go to Florida to perform. I do not believe the money goes personally to the students, but goes toward the trip itself. Is this ok? Also are there guidelines somewhere on what the student athlete can receive as funds in athletics and in other activities? A.: Best places to look for these answers are in Rules at A Glance III C, F. Also a ton of Q/A on this on our home page under Regulations icon see Eligibility Q/A. Amateur status rules of eligibility allow athlete to be reimbursed actual and necessary costs of competition (Handbook, Article IV, Sect. B1-a). Potential hazard arises if they do not cover costs for every interested student. It is up to the school to determine whether to accept these funds for band trips. WIAA does not regulate non-athletic programs.

24 bulletin :Layout 1 12/20/06 10:51 AM Page 24 Periodical Postage Paid at Stevens Point, Wis. (ISSN ) Publisher: Douglas Chickering, Executive Director President SCOTT LINDGREN Kenosha Public Schools (District 7) TERRY REYNOLDS Shell Lake (District 1) ROGER FOEGEN Bangor (District 3) JAMES SMASAL Winneconne (District 4) WIAA BULLETIN Official Publication Published 13 times August 18, 2006 through July 13, 2007, two per month in October, December and May one per month in August, September, November, January, February, March, April and July, at Stevens Point, Wisconsin by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. The BULLETIN is included as part of membership for dues for schools and license fees for officials. Subscription rate is $8.00 per year pre-paid. Headquarters and general business office at 5516 Vern Holmes Drive, P.O. Box 267, Stevens Point, WI, Postmaster, direct change of address correspondence to, WIAA Bulletin, 5516 Vern Holmes Drive, P.O. Box 267, Stevens Point, WI, Telephone (715) FAX (715) < info@wiaawi.org > BOARD OF CONTROL President-Elect GUS MANCUSO Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln (District 2) JIM MCCARTNEY Horicon (District 6) WALTER WETZEL Neillsville (Wisconsin Association of School Boards) PEG EKEDAHL Milton (At-Large) Treasurer KEVIN KNUDSON Barneveld (District 5) AQUINE JACKSON Milwaukee Public Schools (At-Large) CARL EISMAN Martin Luther (At-Large) DR. MICHAEL THOMPSON, State Department of Public Instruction Liaison MIKE NEARY, Edgerton, Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association Liaison JOHN ASHLEY, Wisconsin Association of School Boards Liaison EDITORIAL Test Your Transfer Rules IQ 1. Beginning in , any student transferring following which semester of high school will be ineligible for interscholastic athletics for one year at the new school, unless it is made necessary by a total change in residency by the parents? A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth E. All of the above 2. In the transfer student rule, the words made necessary is interpreted as meaning...? A. A move across the street B. A move to another parent s, guardian s, relative s or friend s residence during the year C. A complete and total move by parent(s), whereby continuing at the former school is no longer deemed reasonable or feasible. D. A student-athlete s move into an apartment in a different district from his/her parents E. None of the above 3. A waiver to the transfer rule is available for documented extenuating circumstances, which may include all but which of the following? A. A recent radical change in family status B. Better opportunities to achieve team success and scholarship offers. C. A recent radical change in financial status D. Drastic involuntary influences 4. A student-athlete who transfers into a member school prior to their fourth consecutive semester is eligible for only nonvarsity competition for one year if he/she has attended how many days of school or practice at the school he/she is leaving? A. One day of school or practice B. Two days of school or practice C. Three days of school or practice D. One week of practice and three days of school 5. The WIAA waiver process provides relief for a student-athlete transferring for the first time upon entering the ninth grade, provided the student has not attended more than how many days of school or practice? A. One day of school or practice B. Two days of school or practice C. Three days of school or practice D. One week of school or practice 6. A transfer student-athlete is ineligible for all interscholastic athletics if...? A. He/she has transferred more than once in a given school year B. He/she has established eligibility at another school C. He/she has ineligible status for disciplinary, academic or another State Association s sanctions at the former school D. If the transfer was the result of recruiting or undue influence E. All the above Editor: Todd Clark, Communications Director EXECUTIVE OFFICE DOUGLAS CHICKERING Executive Director DAVE ANDERSON Deputy Director DEBRA HAUSER Associate Director TOM SHAFRANSKI Assistant Director MARCY THURWACHTER Assistant Director TODD CLARK Communications Director 7. The new transfer student provisions were approved by the WIAA membership at the 2006 Annual Meeting by what percentage of the vote? A. 89 percent B. 78 percent C. 67 percent D. 56 percent 8. In light of the new student-athlete transfer rule, student-athletes transferring into a member school following their fourth consecutive semester will be ineligible to practice or compete in interscholastic athletics for one year beginning in the fall of which school year? A B C D. All the above 9. A student-athlete transferring after his/her fourth consecutive semester is not eligible for practice or competition in unless he/she has...? A. Open enrolled by the February 2007 deadline B. Notified both schools he/she will be transferring effective in C. Not been influenced by recruiting or undue influence D. Reached 18 years of age 10. Considering the new transfer rule, the final opportunity for student-athletes--who have completed their fourth consecutive semester--to transfer through open enrollment provisions and remain eligible for the school school year will be the February deadline of what year? A B C D The WIAA encourages member schools to consider or assume all transfer student-athletes are...? A. Eligible until they are determined to be ineligible B. Ineligible until they are determined to be eligible C. A result of recruiting or undue influence D. A result of a complete move by parents 12. Unless a transfer is effective at the beginning of a semester, a student-athlete can not establish eligibility until how many calendar days? A. Three B. Five C. Seven D. Fifteen Grading Scale: 12 Correct: Subpoena you as a WIAA expert 9-11 Correct: Getting a grasp of the rule; could help others 5-8 Correct: The questions must not have been written clearly 0-4 Correct: Better hope nobody looks too closely at your transfers 8. (B); 9. (A); 10. (A); 11. (B); 12. (B). Answers: 1. (D); 2. (C); 3. (B); 4. (A); 5. (C); 6. (E); 7. 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