CHSAA TEST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
A player who has been ejected from a match or contest shall be disqualified for the
remainder of the contest. The student should also be suspended from competition for
the next scheduled contest played at the same level. - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- She/he may not take part in any other games or contests at any level during this time
- the number of matches, meets, or contests for which the participant has been
suspended from competition will decrease the stated maximum allowable matches,
meets or contests in each sport for the suspended participant
- a school may not schedule a contest after an ejection in order to circumvent the
penalty
Which element would not constitute a practice that will count toward satisfying the
practice requirement? - Answer -2 practices in the same day
At what point does an 8th grade student become eligible to participate with high school
aged students at a school sponsored activity? - Answer -Beginning May 1st, the 8th
grader must have pre-registered or live in the attendance area of that high school in
order to participate with/against high school classmates
Youth recognition events/games will be defined for the purpose of setting school
protocol, as an event where individual, group or district student participants, of middle
school or younger age are recognized at a CHSAA member school athletic event.
ACCEPTABLE practices include: - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- free admission
- pre-game, half-time, or post-game introductions or announcements with group visibility
on the field, court, playing area.
- groups may be recognized for their participation or involvement in youth activities
ONLY
- Teams or groups invited, must have a logical tie to the high school
Youth recognition events/games will be defined, for the purpose of setting school
protocol, as an event where individual, group or district student participants, of middle
school or younger age are recognized at a CHSAA member school athletic event.
UNACCEPTABLE practices include: - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- youth on sideline during warm-up or game
-youth in locker room or involved in any activities associated with the team
- current players/coaches cannot be involved in recognition or ceremony at any level
- youth receiving any merchandise, meals, or school related tokens
- youth provided transportation to and from event
- illegal contact can result in the sport specific teams' placement on probation/restriction
- no gifts, good, certificates, school gear, prizes or awards of any kind can be handed
out
- No individual or specific group or team can be singled out at the event separate from
the rest of the invitees
A player who has been ejected from a match or contest shall be disqualified for the
remainder of the contest. The student should also be suspended from competition for
the next scheduled contest played at the same level. - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- She/he may not take part in any other games or contests at any level during this time
- the number of matches, meets, or contests for which the participant has been
suspended from competition will decrease the stated maximum allowable matches,
meets or contests in each sport for the suspended participant
- a school may not schedule a contest after an ejection in order to circumvent the
penalty
Which element would not constitute a practice that will count toward satisfying the
practice requirement? - Answer -2 practices in the same day
At what point does an 8th grade student become eligible to participate with high school
aged students at a school sponsored activity? - Answer -Beginning May 1st, the 8th
grader must have pre-registered or live in the attendance area of that high school in
order to participate with/against high school classmates
Youth recognition events/games will be defined for the purpose of setting school
protocol, as an event where individual, group or district student participants, of middle
school or younger age are recognized at a CHSAA member school athletic event.
ACCEPTABLE practices include: - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- free admission
- pre-game, half-time, or post-game introductions or announcements with group visibility
on the field, court, playing area.
- groups may be recognized for their participation or involvement in youth activities
ONLY
- Teams or groups invited, must have a logical tie to the high school
Youth recognition events/games will be defined, for the purpose of setting school
protocol, as an event where individual, group or district student participants, of middle
school or younger age are recognized at a CHSAA member school athletic event.
UNACCEPTABLE practices include: - Answer -ALL THE ABOVE
- youth on sideline during warm-up or game
-youth in locker room or involved in any activities associated with the team
- current players/coaches cannot be involved in recognition or ceremony at any level
- youth receiving any merchandise, meals, or school related tokens
- youth provided transportation to and from event
- illegal contact can result in the sport specific teams' placement on probation/restriction
- no gifts, good, certificates, school gear, prizes or awards of any kind can be handed
out
- No individual or specific group or team can be singled out at the event separate from
the rest of the invitees
