Gretna State Title Vacated

[GretnaHusker14]

The NSAA has ruled a Gretna Player ineligible for not submitting a change of domicile form even though the student had been attending Gretna for more than 90 days. The NSAA, OWH, and KETV released the name of the Student even though he was a minor and this was a closed arraignment. 

[Mavric]

Attending Gretna for 90 days as of the state championship game or 90 days as of the first game he played in?

[FrantzHardySwag]

Sounds like the parents/AD didn't file the paperwork? The kid's situation isn't uncommon, just parents and admins dropped the ball. Seems super minor, but rules are rules. Feel bad for the kids. 

[GretnaHusker14]

52 minutes ago, Mavric said:

Attending Gretna for 90 days as of the state championship game or 90 days as of the first game he played in?

He was enrolled in the spring of 2021 so 90 days from the start of the season

[Crusader Husker]

It is a tough deal.  Not sure what I think yet.  I need more info.  I HATE that the name of the kid and the family was released.

[JJ Husker]

1 hour ago, FrantzHardySwag said:

Sounds like the parents/AD didn't file the paperwork? The kid's situation isn't uncommon, just parents and admins dropped the ball. Seems super minor, but rules are rules. Feel bad for the kids. 

Yeah this isn’t something that just slips through the cracks. Is the AD still employed? Isn’t that like their only real responsibility, making sure the players are eligible to participate?

[FrantzHardySwag]

17 minutes ago, JJ Husker said:

Yeah this isn’t something that just slips through the cracks. Is the AD still employed? Isn’t that like their only real responsibility, making sure the players are eligible to participate?

Seems like it would have been pretty straight forward. Also if there was confusion, seems like they could have had some dialogue with the NSAA before the season started?