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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING

March 16, 2020

In accordance with Article 6, Section 3, Paragraph 1 of the Arizona Interscholastic Association, Inc. (AIA)

Constitution, a regular meeting of the Executive Board was held on Monday, March 16, 2020 at the AIA office

located at 7007 North 18th Street in Phoenix, Arizona.

President Jeannine Brandel called the meeting to order at 8:28 am.

Members in Attendance: William Duarte, 1A Conference (Superior High School) Mark Showers, 2A Conference (Camp Verde High School) Toni Corona, CAA, 3A Conference (Safford High School) Jeannine Brandel, 4A Conference (Flagstaff High School) Mark Cisterna, 5A Conference (Notre Dame Preparatory) Zack Munoz, Ed.D, 6A Conference (Phoenix Union High School District) Michael Fowler, Ed.D, CMAA, Arizona Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (Higley Unified School District) Camille Casteel, Ed.D, Arizona School Administrators (Chandler Unified School District) Jim Love, Arizona School Boards Association (Flowing Wells Unified School District) David Hines, AIA Executive Director AIA Staff Present: Mark Mignella, Legal Counsel Joe Paddock, Assistant Executive Director Tayler Coady, Executive Assistant Brian Bolitho, Director of Business Development Brian Gessner, State Commissioner of Officials Denise Doser, Director of Finance Dean Visser, Sports Administrator Seth Polansky, Sports Information Coordinator Guests: Les Willsey, AzPreps365

Katie DeVenuto, Special Olympics of Arizona

Mando Soto, Amphitheater District

Keith Albertson, Media

Derek Fahleson, Tolleson District

JR Langston, Westwood

Zack Alviray, East Valley Tribune

Willie Dudley, Fountain Hills

David Inness, Northwest Christian

Richard Obert, AzCentral

Scott Warner, DVUSD

Roxanne Perrin, Mountain View Mesa

Steve Hogen, Mesa Public Schools

Jim Dean, Dysart District

Tony Miller, Coronado

Nathan Slater, Scottsdale District

Buddy Allen, ALA District

Kraig Leuschner, Eastmark

Corey Newland, PV District

Jake Kluch, North Canyon

Eric Newman, Media

Evelyn Wynn, Globe

Steve McDowell, Gilbert Public Schools

Bruce Kipper, Tempe District

Tim Bridges, Catalina

Executive Board Meeting Agenda March 16, 2020

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LEGAL COUNSEL REPORT

On a motion duly made, seconded and carried, President Brandel, in accordance with Article 6, Section 3,

Paragraph 3, Subparagraph 2 of the AIA Constitution, called for the following Executive Sessions to receive

report from legal counsel:

8:30am – 9:45am

10:59am – 11:20am

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

The minutes from the February 18, 2020 meeting were approved.

CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS

On a motion made, seconded and carried, the Executive Board approved the following consent agenda items:

Request for AIA Sanction / Intrastate and Interstate Activities – 2019-2020 Master Calendar

In accordance with Article 10, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, the Executive Board approved the sanction

requests for the intrastate and interstate activities reflected in the 2019-2020 Master Calendar. The

master calendar is posted online at http://www.aiaonline.org/calendar/?id=5.

The Master Calendar, which is prepared by the AIA for its member schools, reflects activities (events)

that have been sanctioned by the AIA Executive Board. It is the responsibility of each member school to

limit its participation in these sanctioned activities to the maximum number of contests set forth in the AIA

Bylaws

Conference/Region Meeting Minutes

3A Conference Meeting Minutes – November 7, 2019

4A Conference Meeting Minutes – February 24, 2020

FINANCIAL REPORT

In accordance with Article 6, Section 5, Paragraph 15 of the AIA Bylaws, the Executive Board approved the

following financial reports:

Financial Report for February 2020

MEMBERSHIP COMMENTS

None.

http://www.aiaonline.org/calendar/?id=5


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CANCELLATION REQUESTS – CONTEST AND/OR PROGRAMS

In accordance with Article 11, Section 4, Paragraph 3, Subparagraph 1 of the AIA Bylaws, the Executive Board

approved the following cancellation request for a varsity, junior varsity, freshman program(s) that could have a

bearing on regional or state playoffs:

SCHOOL REQUESTING: HEREBY CONSENT: 1. Lake Havasu VAR/JV Softball contest w/ River Valley

2. Arete Prep VAR Baseball contest w/ Ray

3. Bisbee VAR Boys’ Tennis Program

VAR Softball contest w/ Santa Rita

4. Flagstaff JV Girls’ Soccer contest w/ Prescott

Boys/Girls Swim contest w/ North

5. Anthem Prep VAR Softball Program

6. Chaparral VAR Track and Field contest w/ North Canyon

7. Casteel VAR Track and Field contest w/ Marcos de Niza

8. Ash Fork VAR Softball Program

9. Saguaro JV Girls’ Soccer contest w/ Mingus Union

10. Valley Lutheran JV Girls’ Basketball contest w/ Camp Verde

11. Metro Tech VAR/JV Girls’ Tennis contest w/ Dysart

12. Marcos de Niza FR/SO Softball Program

13. Coolidge VAR Softball contest w/ Santa Cruz

14. Horizon Honors Softball contest w/ Ben Franklin

Baseball contest w/ Ben Franklin

15. Marco de Niza VAR/JV Boys’ Tennis Program

16. Chandler JV B Boys’ Volleyball Program

17. Bagdad JV Softball Contest w/ Chino Valley, Wickenburg

18. North Pointe Prep VAR Beach Volleyball Program

19. Campo Verde FR/SO Softball Program

20. St. John Paul II JV Girls’ Basketball contest w/ Glendale Prep, Gilbert Christian

21. Corona del Sol FR/So Softball Program

22. Lincoln Prep VAR Baseball Program

23. Sahuaro VAR Track and Field contest w/ Walden Grove

24. Santa Rita VAR Baseball Program

25. Mountain Pointe FR/SO Softball Program

26. Basha FR/SO Softball Program

27. Valley Union JV Baseball Program

28. Tombstone JV Softball Program

29. Eastmark VAR/JV/FR/SO Beach Volleyball Program

30. Phoenix Christian JV Baseball contest w/ Cortez

31. Valley Christian JV Softball contest w/ Paradise Honors

32. Paradise Valley JV Softball Program

33. Desert Mountain VAR/JV Track and Field contest w/ Bourgade Catholic

34. Tempe JV Softball Program

35. Coronado VAR Boys’ Tennis Program

36. Seton Catholic JV Softball Program

37. Higley JV Softball Program

VAR Baseball contest w/ Centennial

38. Dobson JV Baseball Program

FR/SO Softball Program

39. Valley Vista FR/So Softball Program

40. Mayer VAR Baseball contest w/ Round Valley

JV Baseball / Softball contest w/ Round Valley

41. Apache Junction VAR Boys’ Tennis Program

42. Pusch Ridge JV Baseball Program

43. River Valley JV Softball contest w/ Kingman Academy

JV Baseball contest w/ Mohave

44. Northland Prep VAR Softball contest w/ Kingman Academy

45. Perry VAR/JV Track and Field contest w/ Queen Creek


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CANCELLATION REQUESTS – CONTEST AND/OR PROGRAMS – Cont’d

46. ALA Gilbert North JV Baseball contest w/ Valley Christian

47. The Odyssey Institute JV Softball Program

48. La Joya FR/SO Baseball Program

49. Westview FR/SO Baseball contest w/ Alhambra, Liberty & Highland

50. West Point JV Softball contest w/ Eastmark

51. San Luis FR/SO Softball Program

52. Desert View JV Boys’ Volleyball Program

53. Arcadia FR/SO Baseball Program

54. Ironwood Ridge FR/SO Baseball contest w/ Salpointe Catholic

55. North VAR/JV Track and Field Contest w/ South Mountain, Betty Fairfax,

Camelback

56. Cholla JV Softball Program

57. Deer Valley FR/SO Baseball Program

58. Boulder Creek FR/SO Baseball contest w/ Kofa

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REPORT

Legislative Council was held on Friday, March 6, 2020 at the AIA Office. Minutes can be found online or at the

following link: Legislative Council Minutes

At this time the Athletic Director and Student Leadership Summit for April 13, 2020 have been cancelled. We will

keep membership updated if any changes occur.

On a motion made, seconded and carried the Executive Board made the following determination; Cancel all

competition from March 16, 2020 – March 28, 2020. Practice will be at the discretion of the school or district. All

fees associated with contest cancellations will be waived. Heat acclimatization will be modified appropriately.

AIA Constitution and Bylaws will still be enforced with the exception of Article 15.10. Upon resumption of

competition those students impacted by the 50% transfer rule will regain their eligibility at that time, provided all

other eligibility requirements have been met. For the full release click here.

We will continue to monitor the communications from the governor’s office, as well as the state health

department, and consider recommendations as they come.

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COMMITTEE MEMBER NOMINATIONS – EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS (Cognia)

In accordance with Article 6, Section 4, Paragraph 1 of the AIA Constitution, the Executive Board selected the

following to serve as a member for the remainder of the 2019-2020 term and continue on to serve for the 2020-

2021 term.

Cognia Tim Carter, Superintendent – Yavapai County Schools

STUDENT ELIGIBLITY APPEAL – PAPER REVIEW

REQUEST FOR HARDSHIP ELIGIBILITY – LEGAL GUARDIAN

On a motion made, seconded and carried the Executive Board approved the following Legal Guardian appeal:

Mountain View Marana High School

STUDENT ELGIBILTY APPEAL REQUEST

On a motion made, seconded and carried, the Executive Board approved the following student eligibility

appeal request:

Superior Jr./Sr. High School

ADDITIONAL GAME REQUESTS

Williams – additional VAR/JV softball games to help fill St. Michael’s schedule.

Coronado - an additional VAR softball game to help fill Tempe Prep’s schedule.

Safford – an additional girls’ tennis match to help fill Catalina’s schedule.

Desert Vista - an additional FR baseball game to help fill Pinnacle’s schedule.

Agua Fria – an additional boys’ volleyball game to help fill Estrella Foothill’s schedule.

EXCEPTION TO ARTICLE 24.5 - FOOTBALL

24.5 NUMBER OF GAMES IN SEASON

24.5.3 No player shall participate in more than ten football games per season, excluding qualifying and post-season tournaments. 24.5.3.1 EXCEPTION: 2A and 1A schools, because of their limited enrollment, may permit a player to participate in

50% more matches or games than the regularly scheduled matches or games per season, excluding qualifying and post-season tournaments. EXCEPTION: 3A players may participate in 6 quarters per week during the regular season.

Due to the movement in football conferences and limited enrollment, Benjamin Franklin, is requesting an

exception to Article 24.5 in allowing players to play up to 6 quarters per week at the 4A level. Because of limited

participation, it will be difficult to run a JV football program. In the past, the rule has been at Ben Franklin that if

a player does not start on varsity, they would play 2 quarters of JV. Thus, allowing them to develop against

equitable competition and size. This rule change would allow our players to develop through the JV program and

fill in on special teams for the varsity team. If the rule does not change, our typical JV players will be moved up

to Varsity full time to supplement special teams and will not get valuable reps on offense or defense.

On a motion made, seconded and carried the Executive Board approved an exception for any 3A school that

moved up to 4A may participate in 6 quarters per week for the 2020-2021 school year.


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EXCEPTION TO ARTICLE 15.15 – INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ELIGIBLITY

15.15 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ELIGIBILITY – Prefatory Statement: In an effort to preserve and promote interscholastic

competitive opportunities for Arizona students and further the goals of competitive fairness and equity, and recognizing the

concerns of AIA member schools related to displacement of Arizona students by students from foreign countries, the following

bylaw addresses the interscholastic eligibility status of international students attending an AIA member school:

15.15.1 Foreign Exchange Students: A foreign exchange student is a student that is in the U.S. under a J-1 Visa, and who is

placed in a school by an educational exchange program approved by the Council on Standards for International

Educational Travel (CSIET). A foreign exchange student is eligible at a school in the attendance zone of the home in

which the student is placed. A foreign exchange student must meet all other eligibility requirements and is eligible for

a maximum of one school year.

Mountain Pointe High School is requesting a foreign exchange student be given the opportunity to participate on

the track and field team. The student was placed in the home of a current junior at Mountain Pointe High School

by the “International Student Exchange” which is on the CSIET list. The family resides in the Corona del Sol

boundaries, however, their daughter has been attending Mountain Pointe since her freshman year and has

participated on the track and field team every year.

On a motion made, seconded and carried the Executive Board approved the above request from Mountain

Pointe High School.

HARDSHIP APPEALS

Chaparral Dan Bode - Athletic Director, Nathan Slater – District Athletic Director, Parents & Student Mingus Union Yancey Devore- Athletic Director, Parent & Student

Following review and discussion of the written and oral information presented, the Executive Board, in accordance with Article 15, Section 15.14 of the AIA Bylaws, granted / denied the following hardship eligibility requests: School/Appeal Granted/Denied Chaparral Denied Mingus Union Denied


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SCHOOL VIOLATIONS

MOHAVE ACCELERATED LEARNING CENTER Rule: Article 17. Coaches and Coaching, Section 4. Coach’s / Sponsor’s Code of Ethics (17.4.2.1)

Rule: Article 2. Membership. Section 6. Responsibility of School Administrators (2.6.2.1)

Reported Violation:

Assistant coach approached referees after the game was over, before they left the court. He was asking their

names and as they attempted to walk by him, he put both hands up with his palms open in an effort to stop them

from leaving. He made contact with the chest of one official. As the AD stepped between him and the official, he

then followed the referees and AD into the locker room area, still yelling at the officials. AD again told him to

leave, so he did.

Schools Corrective Action:

Assistant coach has been suspended for the remainder of the season. All coaches will receive extra PD regarding

treatment of officials before, during and after game protocol. AD will ensure that 2 administrators tend to officials

when the final buzzer sounds, rather than 1 as was in the past.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Mohave Accelerated Learning Center Boys’ Basketball Program on Warning for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

PATAGONIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL – Patagonia Union High School District

Rule: Article 2. Membership. Section 6. Responsibility of School Administrators (2.6.2.3)

Reported Violation:

Fan from PUHS threw a water bottle onto the playing floor near the baseline during the last stages of the play in

game vs The Gregory School.


In the coaches meeting before all sports season this kind of behavior will be addressed, and we will discuss the

negative connotations involved. The fan can be told that they cannot be present at the state playoff games in

Prescott if you direct me to do so. The fans in that area were addressed right after the incident by me, and I

warned them not to do it again. I sent the individual that threw it to go pick up the bottle so the refs could identify

the individual.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Patagonia Union High School Activities Program on Warning for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.


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SCHOOL VIOLATIONS – Cont’d

HOPI HIGH SCHOOL – Hopi Jr/Sr High School

Rule: Article 15. Student Eligibility Rules, Section 10 Transfer Rule

Reported Violation:

A student on our girls’ basketball program transferred from Flagstaff HS following her freshman year. While at

FHS, she resided in the BIA Dorm. Her family resided within our district boundary. She transferred to Hopi to

begin her sophomore year. The athletics’ staff and coaches didn’t catch that she was a transfer student.

Therefore, she did not sit out the required first 50% of power pointed games and participated in the first 5 games

of the season.


Contest forfeited. Since we had 19 games on our schedule, the student sat out the next 10 scheduled power

pointed games (Jan 7 – Jan 30). All coaches in the girls’ basketball program at Hopi High School received

additional training over the student eligibility requirements. Hopi High School has also evaluated and

implemented improved procedures to safe guard against this type of oversight. We created a report within our

student information system that will notify the athletics office.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Hopi High School Activities Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

COMBS HIGH SCHOOL – J.O. Combs Unified School District

Rule: Article 15. Student Eligibility Rules, Section 4 Academic Rule (15.4.1)

Reported Violation:

On Friday, February 14, at 10:36 am, I received an email about a wrestler that was participating at the state-

wrestling tournament with a failing grade. This wrestler was previously removed from the roster earlier in the

season; my administrative assistant and I were unaware that the wrestler had reestablished his position on the

team, which is why his eligibility was not verified prior to the sectional wrestling tournament. Once all of the

information was gathered and verified I contacted the head coach to let him know the athlete would need to

forfeit his matches at the state tournament.


Contest forfeited at the state tournament. I will review our policies and procedures for dealing with grade checks

for students during our two-week window. I will meet with the coaches to review policies and procedures

determining if the athlete has been cleared for participation and making sure that all athletes that have been

cleared before participation is allowed.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, accepted the violation submitted from Combs High School.


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WALDEN GROVE HIGH SCHOOL – Sahuarita Unified

Rule: Article 17. Coaches and Coaching, Section 3 Completion of Contest – Ejection of Coach (17.3.1.1)

Reported Violation:

Varsity boys’ soccer coach received a red card during a playoff game and left the playing surface but went to the

stands instead. There were no other issues during the game. Coach thought that is where he needed to go.


We have talked and will make sure all coaches are aware of where they need to go after an ejection during a

game either at home or on the road.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Walden Grove High School Boys’ Soccer Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

SAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL – Safford Unified Rule: Article 15. Student Eligibility Rules, Section 7 Physical Examination Rule // Section 8 Parental or Legal Guardian

Consent Rule (15.7.1) (15.8)

Reported Violation:

Head boys’ track coach permitted a student to participate in practice without proper clearance from the Athletic

Department. Specifically, the student’s name was noted as “not cleared” on the document – no physical on file,

no parent consent, or other SHS paperwork. The same clearance process has been in place for the past four

years. Though there was no malicious intent by the head coach, he acknowledges failure to adequately check

the clearance document when creating the attendance log.


The head coach was required to meet with the AD for two meetings/trainings following the violation to review

school policies, AIA Bylaws and received discipline. As a veteran coach, he understands the bylaw and

acknowledges his mistake. He established a more effective system for initial clearance of athletes and creation

of daily roll-call. He was issued a letter of reprimand to remain in his file. Additional infractions may constitute a

relief of duties as coach.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Safford High School Boys’ Track and Field Program on Warning for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.


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MARCOS DE NIZA HIGH SCHOOL – Tempe Union High School District Rule: Article 15. Student Eligibility Rules, Section 7 Physical Examination Rule (15.7.1)

Reported Violation:

Head softball coach allowed a student athlete that was not cleared through the Athletics office to practice without

having a physical on file.


Site AD met with head coach to ensure that the current athletics clearance process is understood and

implemented. Prior to the start of each season, the site AD meets with coaches to review district, site and AIA

policies. A follow-up email will be sent to all coaches in regard to the Athletics clearance process in additional to

the requirement of using Register My Athlete to verify the status of a student-athlete.

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the Marcos de Niza High

School Softball Program on Warning for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

Reported Violation: The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for TRACK/FIELD.

Rule: Article 2. Membership, Section 6 Responsibility of School Administrators (2.6.7)

(1) ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL – San Pasqual Valley Unified School District

Prior Violation(s): None.

(2) BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL – Charter

Prior Violation(s): None

(3) PINON HIGH SCHOOL – Pinon Unified


(4) VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL – Casa Grande Union High School District


(5) ALA – IRONWOOD – American Leadership Academy School District

Prior Violation(s): 2/18/20 – Warning – Boys’ Basketball Program. Article 14.4

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Track

and Field Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.


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Reported Violation: The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for BOYS VOLLEYBALL.


(1) BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL – Charter


(2) THE GREGORY SCHOOL


(3) SOUTH MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL – Phoenix Union High School District

Prior Violation(s): 1/21/20 – Advisement – Girls’ Basketball Program. Article 2.6.2

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Boys’

Volleyball Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

Reported Violation:

The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for BEACH VOLLEYBALL. Rule: Article 2. Membership, Section 6 Responsibility of School Administrators (2.6.7)

(1) CHAPARRAL HIGH SCHOOL – Scottsdale Unified School District

Prior Violation(s): 8/19/19 – Warning – Spiritline Program. Article 15.7

(2) VALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL – Valley Christian High School


(3) RANCHO SOLANO PREP

Prior Violation(s): 11/18/19 – Advisement – Spiritline Program. Article 11.2

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Beach

Volleyball Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.


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Reported Violation: The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for TENNIS.


(1) COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL – Coolidge Unified

Prior Violation(s): 8/19/19 – Advisement – Football Program. Article 2.6.7.

(2) SUNNYSLOPE HIGH SCHOOL – Glendale Union High School District


(3) BUCKEYE UNION HIGH SCHOOL – Buckeye Union High School District


(4) GILBERT HIGH SCHOOL – Gilbert Public School


Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Tennis

Program on Advisement for one year 3/16/20-3/16/21.

Reported Violation: The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for GOLF.


(1) VALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL – Valley Christian High School


(2) MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL – Miami Area Unified


(3) EMPIRE HIGH SCHOOL – Vail Unified School District


Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Golf



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Reported Violation:

The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for SOFTBALL.


(1) NOGALES HIGH SCHOOL – Nogales Unified


(2) ALCHESAY HIGH SCHOOL – Whiteriver Unified School District


(3) PERRY HIGH SCHOOL – Chandler Unified School District


(4) FREDONIA HIGH SCHOOL – Private


(5) BOURGADE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL – Catholic Diocese of Phoenix

Prior Violation(s): 1/21/20 – Warning – Girls’ Basketball Program. Article 2.6.2

(6) PINON HIGH SCHOOL – Pinon Unified


(7) DESERT MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL – Scottsdale Unified School District

Prior Violation(s): 1/21/20 – Advisement – Girls’ Basketball Program. Article 22.5

(8) CIENEGA HIGH SCHOOL – Vail Unified School District


(9) PIMA HIGH SCHOOL – Pima Unified


(10) YUMA HIGH SCHOOL – Yuma Union High School District

Prior Violation(s): 8/19/19 – Warning – Football Program. Article 24.9

Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Softball



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Reported Violation: The following schools failed to have representation at the Annual Spring Coaches meeting for BASEBALL.


(1) FREDONIA HIGH SCHOOL – Private


(2) COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL – Coolidge Unified

Prior Violation(s): 8/19/19 – Advisement – Football Program. Article 2.6.7.

(3) YUMA HIGH SCHOOL – Yuma Union High School District

Prior Violation(s): 8/19/19 – Warning – Football Program. Article 24.9

(4) ST. JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL – St. Johns Unified


(5) THUNDERBIRD HIGH SCHOOL – Glendale Union High School District


(6) VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL – Casa Grande Union High School District


(7) CIENEGA HIGH SCHOOL – Vail Unified School District


Executive Board Action: Executive Board, in accordance with Article 16, Section 1 of the AIA Bylaws, placed the above schools Baseball


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EVALUATION

FUTURE DATES

April 10, 2020 AIA Closed – Holiday

April 13, 2020 Athletic Director / Student Leader Summit @ Xavier College Prep **CANCELLED

April 20, 2020 Executive Board Meeting

May 18, 2020 Executive Board Meeting

May 23, 2020 AIA Champions Gala

May 25, 2020 AIA Closed – Holiday

There being no further business, and on a motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned at

11:25 am.

Respectfully submitted,

David Hines

Executive Director

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