News starting to trickle in.
CONFIRMED:
- Oakdale 3A to 2A
- Urbana 3A to 4A
- Catoctin 2A to 1A
RUMORED:
- Damascus 3A to 2A
- Seneca Valley 3A to 2A
- Poolesville 3A to 2A
1A will have several more football schools next year due to this new method of figuring out classifications (per the Frederick News-Post):
Under restructured criteria for classifying Maryland public schools, if a school does not offer 50 percent of sports in which a state champion is determined, school enrollment is not taken into consideration, according to FCPS supervisor of athletics Kevin Kendro.
“The school is inserted into a classification, where appropriate,” Kendro said.
The change in figuring school classifications came about because some of the smaller, specialized public high schools that have opened in recent years do not offer all the available varsity sports, Kendro said. Several of these schools are in Baltimore City.
- Notable schools that my drop to 1A: Dunbar, Patterson, Douglass-PG, Friendly, Overlea
CONFIRMED:
- Oakdale 3A to 2A
- Urbana 3A to 4A
- Catoctin 2A to 1A
RUMORED:
- Damascus 3A to 2A
- Seneca Valley 3A to 2A
- Poolesville 3A to 2A
1A will have several more football schools next year due to this new method of figuring out classifications (per the Frederick News-Post):
Under restructured criteria for classifying Maryland public schools, if a school does not offer 50 percent of sports in which a state champion is determined, school enrollment is not taken into consideration, according to FCPS supervisor of athletics Kevin Kendro.
“The school is inserted into a classification, where appropriate,” Kendro said.
The change in figuring school classifications came about because some of the smaller, specialized public high schools that have opened in recent years do not offer all the available varsity sports, Kendro said. Several of these schools are in Baltimore City.
- Notable schools that my drop to 1A: Dunbar, Patterson, Douglass-PG, Friendly, Overlea