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2004-2005 - Georgia High School Association

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GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 77<br />

• SITUATION: During the week of conditioning, what kinds of activities<br />

are allowed?<br />

INTERPRETATION: Any activities and any equipment used in<br />

regular practice sessions may be used during the week of conditioning.<br />

The only restrictions on this week of activities is that participation<br />

is voluntary, and no one may be cut from the squad.<br />

• SITUATION: A student participates in a Fall baseball league offered<br />

in the community (while school is in session), and the high school<br />

coaches assists with the practices of this team.<br />

INTERPRETATION: This is a violation of GHSA rules for coaching<br />

out-of-season.<br />

• SITUATION: May a school open its gym during the school year for<br />

students to participate in basketball, volleyball, or wrestling outside<br />

the sport seasons for these activities, and may students on those<br />

school teams participate?<br />

INTERPRETATION: The gym may be open for all students and<br />

students involved in the sports mentioned may participate, but no<br />

coach in that sport may be present.<br />

• SITUATION: May a faculty member officiate basketball scrimmages<br />

before or after school out of the published basketball season?<br />

INTERPRETATION: Yes, as long as the faculty member is not a<br />

basketball coach at that school.<br />

• SITUATION: May a coach in any extracurricular activity conduct<br />

voluntary, individual instruction with a student outside a team or<br />

competitive setting and outside the designated season for that<br />

activity?<br />

INTERPRETATION: Yes, even if the instruction is in the activity that<br />

the coach coaches during the designated activity season as long as<br />

the instruction is voluntary and is outside a team or competitive<br />

setting. At any given point in time, only one coach in a particular sport<br />

may be working with one or two athletes in skill-building drills.<br />

• SITUATION: A cheerleading coach desires to bring in a representative<br />

of a national cheer organization to hold a clinic for the<br />

cheerleaders: (a) during the season, or (b) just after Spring try-outs.<br />

Is this legal?<br />

INTERPRETATION: This is a violation in either case. In (a), the<br />

violation is for illegal coaching; in (b), the violation is for out-ofseason<br />

practice. Such a clinic is legal during the Summer.

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