Catholic, Dudley, Kannapolis, and Monroe are coming to 3A, and if Crest ever gets it together, the rest of you are fighting for 6th or 7th best 3A team. Don't get mad at the messenger. 
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How catholic is even allowed to participate is beyond me. They are not a public school and have a massive advantage.
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As long as they all stay 3AA we will be happy down here in 3A, especially with South Point and Hibriten going 2A.Catholic, Dudley, Kannapolis, and Monroe are coming to 3A, and if Crest ever gets it together, the rest of you are fighting for 6th or 7th best 3A team. Don't get mad at the messenger.
How do they get out of the West? Shelby, Lincolnton, and East Lincoln will still be 2A, right? The only break they get is that Huss will move back to 3A
3AA Jacksonville Cardinals will give allot of teams fits come playoffs time for the next few years.
Question, what will be considered a big/small 3a next year with the new realignment and 4a schools moving down? What were the numbers this year. Thanks in advance
3AA just got better! Make room for my DBOYZ!! For teams like Weddington, its gonna be tough for them to repeat. Especially when Dudley want some more rings
No Dog, this year you make it clear that SP would never make it through 3A. Now you are proclaiming the same in 2A next year. Your trophy envy is shining through.
it look like according to you the rest of the state could just go a head and anoint sp champions for 2017.
i think its great that they put schools where they should be according to size. i do have a question . if i understand it right your placed in the classification based on your average daily attendance.am i right about that?
thanks seadog. how would you find out what the difference is in the adm and the actual enrollment at the high school level.where would you look to find that out.
Not sure exactly, but the adm and actual enrollment are very close. School administrations take a close look at it and post it in late October. The adm # determines the amount of funds allotted to each school.