Day one started yesterday at St.C with the first of qualifying for 3A & 5A some impressive marks in the Pole Vault with the girl from Trail going 12'1 and the girl from Warren 12'4. Also P. South and Indian Creek opting out of the conference championships. Would have been nice race in the girls 4x8 between University, Creek and Morgantown.
OVAC Track Meet
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Originally posted by richsrunner View PostIt is disappointing that some OVAC schools are opting not to compete or choosing to participate in only a few events. If weather cooperates, there should be a lot of great competition and great marks generated the rest of this week.Regard your soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys.
Look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death!”
– Sun Tzu, quotes from the Art of War
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11.1.2 Should a school choose not to compete for a championship in a sport that they
sponsor, they will be ineligible for that school year only. [Compete means failure to schedule the
minimum number of games, leave required dates open, or just choose not to take part.] However,
in doing so, they will also:
lForfeit the right to have athletes for that sport gain All-Conference recognition;
[Effective 2012-2013]
lForfeit the right to earn “sports specific” scholarships. [Effective 2012-2013]
lForfeit the right to participate in any All-Star game for that sport; [Effective 2013-2014]
11.1.3 Additionally, the school will have the entry fee for participation accumulated each
year they do not participate and will not be permitted to participate until that fee is paid. [Example:
Don’t compete this year; next year entry fee is $80. Don’t compete until following year,
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Originally posted by cas8043 View Post11.1.2 Should a school choose not to compete for a championship in a sport that they
sponsor, they will be ineligible for that school year only. [Compete means failure to schedule the
minimum number of games, leave required dates open, or just choose not to take part.] However,
in doing so, they will also:
lForfeit the right to have athletes for that sport gain All-Conference recognition;
[Effective 2012-2013]
lForfeit the right to earn “sports specific” scholarships. [Effective 2012-2013]
lForfeit the right to participate in any All-Star game for that sport; [Effective 2013-2014]
11.1.3 Additionally, the school will have the entry fee for participation accumulated each
year they do not participate and will not be permitted to participate until that fee is paid. [Example:
Don’t compete this year; next year entry fee is $80. Don’t compete until following year,
Morgantown & University would have to leave school at noon to get to make it there on a weekday then wouldn't get back until midnight. Just more reason why they shouldn't even be in the OVAC.
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Originally posted by richsrunner View PostIt is disappointing that some OVAC schools are opting not to compete or choosing to participate in only a few events. If weather cooperates, there should be a lot of great competition and great marks generated the rest of this week.
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I have been beating this dead horse since 2010. Move the meet to a week earlier. Not sure why Indian Creek is not in the meet, but Parkersburg South would have to travel Monday,Wednesday, and Saturday to St. C. this week and then turn around and go to Brooke Thursday for their regional. When are they suppose to train. I guarantee Morgantown and University will not run their best distance runners in mpore than one event.
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Originally posted by cas8043 View PostI have been beating this dead horse since 2010. Move the meet to a week earlier. Not sure why Indian Creek is not in the meet, but Parkersburg South would have to travel Monday,Wednesday, and Saturday to St. C. this week and then turn around and go to Brooke Thursday for their regional. When are they suppose to train. I guarantee Morgantown and University will not run their best distance runners in mpore than one event.
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The staff that worked the OVAC track meet on Saturday (only day I attended) needs a huge pat on the back for running the track meet in an excellent manner. Great job!
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Originally posted by Dr DNG View PostMany WV schools feel having success at the state
level is more important than an OVAC event.
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Originally posted by cas8043 View PostI agree 100%, move the meet and the competition will be stiffer. The meet itself is run extremely efficient.
But I do agree that the OVAC meet this year went very well. Kudos to all involved.Last edited by wvunc_hoops; 05-08-2018, 11:46 AM.
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Originally posted by wvunc_hoops View PostI disagree. WV needs to move the state meet back to Memorial Day weekend, which almost happened this year.
But I do agree that the OVAC meet this year went very well. Kudos to all involved.
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Originally posted by cas8043 View PostThe staff that worked the OVAC track meet on Saturday (only day I attended) needs a huge pat on the back for running the track meet in an excellent manner. Great job!
I know I am a little biased but the anchor leg by Matthew Marling (STC Anchor leg in 4X4) was the gutsiest things that I have witnessed at a track meet. Then the support he received from STC teammates (boys and girls), officials, and fans was simply awesome.
I must also say that the professionalism, knowledge, and cooperation of our registered officials is incredible. No one complains about their assignments and everyone does whatever is needed including being part of the hurdle crew. (I have been at many meets outside the area where the "white shirts" refuse to touch a hurdle.)
Finally, the unpaid volunteers that Kelly Rine (STC AD) is able to get to help out are definitely the unsung heroes of this meet.RICH S>
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