thats a great unstanding of Kansas sports altogether. Thanks

I have to agree with Will on this. My son is a freshman this year and wanted to go to purlers clinic over christmas, he would like to go to Eric Akin's practices once a week,but he can't because the rules won't allow it. I don't understand why these rules exist. It seems to hold back the kids that want to make themselves better.
Some people want to sit back and say oh well, don't want to push for any change. I am glad our forefathers wern't this way or we would still be sending all of our tax money to England.Our country was founded on people standing up to what they thought was wrong and actively working to change it.
As for some on here attacking Will for his efforts; It is people like you that are holding the sport back, maybe it's time for you to turn your computers off and watch TV, because you are doing no good for the sport or the kids that want to be the best.

Tom Baughman

I would like to see KSHAA acknowledge a kid for their dedication to working out in the off season(during the school year) and allow them to keep their rewards(gym bags, trophies, etc). It kinda stinks that a kid wins something outside of a metal and has to give it back because of the KSHAA rules and they aren't even in that season.