What are the rules and regulations for MSHSAA track and field?

Q: Can you play high school baseball and travel ball at the same time in Texas?

Answer: No. Sports Regulation #4 prohibits student-athletes from participating in programs such as ”Travel, Club” and like programs during the season of play. Coaches should go to great lengths to explain this to players on their teams and remind them periodically throughout the season.

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Classes three, four, and five finished up competition in the second and final weekend of MSHSAA State Championship Track and Field on Saturday.

You can find a full list of local results below.

CLASS THREE

Girls' Shot Put: Centralia's Baylee Beard in first place, Eldon's Patricia Patton in fourth place
Girls' Pole Vault: Montgomery County's El Reagan in first place, Osage's Madison Kessler in fourth place, Eldon's Heather Harbison in sixth place, Osage's Macey Kessler in eighth place
Girls' Triple Jump: Eldon's Caroline Beckmann in third place
Girls' 4x800: Father Tolton in first place, Eldon in third place, Osage in fourth place
Girls' 110m Hurdles: Blair Oaks' Payton Mitchell in eighth place
Boys' 100m: Osage's Brockton McLaughlin in first place
Girls' Discus Throw: Macon's Jasmine Outlaw in fifth place, Blair Oaks' Abbigail Wieberg in eighth place
Boys' 4x200: Osage in second place
Girls' 4x200: Centralia in fourth place
Boys' Long Jump: Osage's Konner Vaughn in sixth place, Boonville's Travis Dell in seventh place
Boys' 1600m: Southern Boone's Connor Burns in second place
Girls' 400m: Eldon's Caroline Beckmann in fourth place
Girls' 300mH: Eldon's Zoe Martonfi in second place, Tolton's Ellie Reynolds in fourth place, Centralia's Harper Sontheimer in fifth place
Boys' 800m: Tolton's Garrett Wilmes in second place, Boonville's Rhodes Leonard in seventh place
Boys' 200m: Osage's Brockton McLaughlin in first place
Boys' Shot Put: Versaille's Joseph Bland in fifth place, Eldon's Jasper Degraffenreid in seventh place, Southern Boone's Tyler Hilgedick in eighth place
Girls' 3200m: Southern Boone's Alexandra Volkart in first place, Southern Boone's Evan Mauney in third place
Girls' 4x400: Centralia in third place, Tolton in eighth place

CLASS FOUR

Boys' 110m Hurdles: Jefferson City's Parker Gourley in eighth place
Boys' 100m: Camdenton's Angel Dickerson in fourth place
Girls' 4x200: Helias in second place, Jefferson City in sixth place
Boys' 1600m: Jefferson City's Thomas Roehl in fifth place
Boys' 4x100: Camdenton in second place, Jefferson City in fifth place
Girls' 400m: Helias' Mikah Edwards in third place
Boys' 300mH: Helias' Matthew Malmstrom in second place
Girls' 300mH: Jefferson City's Cheria Galbreath in fifth place
Girls' Discus Throw: Jefferson City's Stevenette Samuels in fourth place
Boys' 200m: Camdenton's Angel Dickerson
Girls' 200m: Helias' Mikah Edwards in third place
Boys' Long Jump: Camdenton's Angel Dickerson in second place
Girls' 4x400: Helias in third place

CLASS FIVE

Girls' Discus Throw: Rock Bridge's Tamyra Nevills in first place, Capital City's Shayla Stewart in sixthh place
Boys' Long Jump: Battle's Keylan Horn in third place
Girls' 4x800: Rock Bridge in fifth place
Girls' 100m Hurdles: Capital City's Kiara Strayhorn in fourth place
Boys' 100m: Rock Bridge's Chris Giles in first place, Rock Bridge's Casey Hood in second place
Girls' 100m: Rock Bridge's Zakiya Porter in sixth place
Girls' High Jump: Hickman's Owen McNally in eighth place
Girls' 4x200: Rock Bridge in fourth place
Girls' Pole Vault: Battle's Keyleigh Reichert in fifth place, Battle's Anna Ferguson in seventh
Boys' 1600m: Rock Bridge's Andrew Hauser in first place, Rock Bridge's Ian Kemey in fifth place
Boys' 4x100: Rock Bridge in first place
Girls' 4x100: Rock Bridge in third place, Capital City in fourth place
Boys' 400m: Rock Bridge's Chris Giles in first place, Rock Bridge's Cooper Allen in fifth place, Capital City's Connor Hull in eighth place
Boys' 300mH: Capital City's Tarrick Dyer in fifth place
Girls' 300mH: Hickman's Athena Peterson in sixth place
Boys' 800m: Capital City's Keion Greive in first place, Rock Bridge's Weston Jokerst in fourth place
Boys' 200m: Rock Bridge's Casey Hood in second place
Girls' 200m: Rock Bridge's Zakiya Porter in sixth place
Girls' Triple Jump: Hickman's Athena Peterson in second place
Boys' Javelin Throw: Capital City's Matthew Boyer in third place
Boys' 4x400: Rock Bridge in first place, Capital City in fourth place
Girls' 4x400: Rock Bridge in eighth place

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Can a senior play on a JV team in Missouri?

According to athletic director Pat Oligschlaeger, it not against MSHSAA (Missouri State High School Activities Association) rules for seniors to play on JV teams, but “it is advised to let opposing teams know you have them.” A student really has to want to play the game to be a senior in this situation.

Can 8th graders play high school sports in Missouri?

Your eligibility to participate in high school activities begins when you first enter the 9th grade and lasts for the next eight consecutive semesters (four consecutive years). You are eligible for only your first two semesters of attendance in the 6th grade, 7th grade and 8th grade.

Where is Missouri State track?

Fayetteville, Ark.

Can you play high school baseball and travel ball at the same time in Texas?

Answer: No. Sports' Regulation #4 prohibits student-athletes from participating in programs such as “”Travel, Club” and like programs during the season of play. Coaches should go to great lengths to explain this to players on their teams and remind them periodically throughout the season.