Way too Early Look for next Year
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I'm not sure Corvian would have a bigger boosters than certain CMS schools.
Going to a bigger school could open more doors as well.
South Carolina may come calling.
It was noted they don't have a jv program but a middle school program. If they can't get jv going they'll struggle to maintain. I still think it will be luck of the draw for these charters, especially in football.
We both know how a lot of charter schools “reload”. And for quite a few of the more successful programs, at least the ones around these parts, it is definitely not the typical high school jv route.
As far as bigger schools having bigger pockets and better exposure, how many will also guarantee carte blanche? Not saying 2nd Corinthians does but I know that some do…
Ever notice how those classic CMS schools got sports legends just popping out like they're on sale at an North Carolina flea market? It’s like they sprinkle NC State magic snagging the best athletes and turning them into competitive beasts! Just look at football! Without a solid JV team, Corvian might as well be stuck on the bench, because they’re missing the secret plan for future star players! Yikes!
Mitchell line better improve if they want have a shot
I been wanting to ask this quest just purely as a guest from the outside looking in. Here in WV we just redone our classifications last year for the season we just completed. We went from 3 classes to 4. This was because our enrollments are dropping and had to readjust and make the classes have a tighter numbers group. How did some of the 1A schools from this year jump all the way up to 3A? That just seems like a really big jump? Did a lot of the areas 2A & 3A schools jump up too? Did some of them jump up 2 classes as well? That’s all I was wondering and not asking this to start any BS at all. Just seems like a big jump where in WV we were going the opposite direction with schools getting smaller. Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas down there. Everyone has a safe and Happy New Year’s as well!!
With 8 classes there was a reduction in ADM per class across the board. This resulted in a lot of schools from 1A going to 2A. ER was the largest in 2A in initial draft at 587 ADM. They were moved up to 3A as smallest team when Reidsville was moved to 4A. As a side note Uwharrie Charter moved all the way to 4A!
Thanks for the reply sir! A lot to take in with all the different factors making up the formulas. That charter school was in 1A I think or for some reason I thought I remembered seeing their name there? Maybe I am mistaken? Sure is going to shake things up next season and create new rivalries for sure. Did the Shelby school I have just recently learned about stay in 3A or did they move up from 2A? Isn’t Reidsville a pretty historic team in the state for most state championships? Not trying to wear anyone out with questions just pure curiosity and respect is all. Thanks
Yes that charter was 1A and currently has an ADM of 875!
Shelby is 3A, second largest in classification with 792 and is 2A this season.
Reidsville has the most state championships, unless you ask the triumvirate from Shelby 😂
And how many actual football playing schools in 1A?
I honestly don’t know the true number.
No more than 20 ... Double that for 2A ... Thus, the idea of 1A and 2A combining for a championship ...
Some of it had to do with them taking free school lunches and recent success into account for classifications last time they drew the classifications up. That's why you had schools like West Charlotte in 3A and East Surry in 2A regardless of their ADM. They didn't do that this time around and only went with ADM and the 8 classifications.
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