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Rule 63 - Wrestling

         A.         No, once a senior has completed her senior volleyball participation, she has no
                    remaining volleyball eligibility, and will not be counted under the out-of-season
                    maximum player limitation of rule 15-2.2(a).


         RULE 63 – WRESTLING
            See rule 9 which applies to all sports.
         63-1
         The National Federation Wrestling rules shall govern except as so modifi ed by the Committee.
         63-2 Maximum Season Contest
         The maximum number  of season wrestling  Contests  in  which  any  team  or student may
         participate, which  may include  dual  meets,  triangular  meets  (double  dual)  and  season
         tournaments, but which exclude the IHSAA Tournament Series, shall be Eighteen (18).  A
         team or student may participate in a season tournament (an interschool wrestling meet which
         involved Three (3) or more schools is a tournament) up to a maximum of Six (6) per season,
         provided each season tournament counts as Two (2) of the Eighteen (18) season wrestling
         Contests, and may participate in a triangular meet (double dual) provided each triangular
         meet (double dual) counts as Two (2) of the Eighteen (18) season wrestling Contests.  Each
         weigh-in for any season tournament shall count as only One (1) weigh-in toward the minimum
         requirements for IHSAA Tournament Series qualification.
         63-3
         See rule 50 for Practice and Contest Seasons.
         63-4
         Each time a student enters a meet or tournament, his/her full name and actual weight shall
         be recorded in all scorebooks in ink and signed by the referee. The home scorebook shall
         be the official book.  Two (2) additional team members in each weight class may be weighed
         in at meets where the students’ school is participating, for the purpose of meeting minimum
         weight classification requirements for the state tournament series.
         63-5
         A student shall be considered as having engaged in a bout if he has offi cially weighed in,


         his/her name has been recorded in the offi cial scorebook, and has appeared on the mat in
         uniform, willing to wrestle.
         63-6
         Prior to competing in a meet, all wrestlers and Schools must comply with all of the standards
         outlined in the Association’s weight control program including but not limited to:
          a.  Administering skin-fold measurements or body composition analyzation prior to the start
            of the competition season (Sat., Week 20),
          b.  Minimum body fat standards of Seven percent (7%) for males and Twelve percent (12%) for
            females, must be met unless both a licensed physician and the parent/s make a successful
            appeal as outlined in the Association’s weight control program,
          c.  When losing weight to reach a projected minimum allowable weight, a student athlete’s
            average weight loss shall not be more than One and one-half (1 ½) per week.
         Q & A
         Wrestling - Generally
         Q. 63-1   What is a wrestling dual meet?
         A.     A  dual  meet  is  a  wrestling  Contest in  which  a  maximum  of Two (2)  Schools
                participate. When Three (3) or more Schools are involved, the Contest is considered
                a Tournament. (rule 63-2)
         Tournaments
         Q. 63-2   How many teams must participate in a meet to be considered a Tournament?
         A.     When Three (3) or more Schools participate in a Contest, the Contest is considered
                a Tournament. (rule 63-2)



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