Elliot's 2007 realignment plan critique
The VHSL is looking to implement a new, 8-Division realignment plan that would be
implemented in the Fall of 2007 that would be used for football only. It has already been
circulated for Regional review and, ironically, it eliminates Regional playoff games.
In a system that looks like the one West Va. uses, the top 16 teams in the state in
each of the 8 Divisions will be seeded based on ratings points, with the #16 seed
opening the playoffs @ the #1 seed. Each Division would be based PURELY on enrollment
(no "playing up"), with about 37 schools in each Division.
A new ratings system would probably need to be implemented, but no ideas on what it could
be have been published yet (negatives - we can't complain about it if we don't know how it
works, schools can't adjust their schedules to maximize points; positives : Matt Gilliam,
myself and others can work on ideas and get them out in the public for conversation).
The VHSL shows how the 2004 & 2003
playoffs would have looked under this system. Some of the strange 1st round matchups
from 2004 in Div. 1 include these 3 district rematches - Twin Springs @ Rye Cove,
JI Burton @ Clintwood and Hurley @ Honaker. Other games would have had Surry Co. @ Haysi
and Twin Valley @ Franklin (near Suffolk), and Div. 3 would have seen Nandua @ Gate City.
Those last 3 games are VERY big for those who argue about missed class time, even if they
were Saturday games. How many of those 3 schools would have waited until 3 p.m. Friday to
leave? The only positive I see here (and some people would argue against this)
is the possibility of 2 neighboring (or even District) schools playing for the state title.
(The possible semis in Div. 1 would have been HUGE : Haysi-Honaker & Sussex-Franklin.)
See related stories from
NoVa and Richmond :
part 1 &
part 2.
Based on a comment in the 2nd Richmond story, I came up with a scenario for 2003 in which 2
teams who made the Div. 3 playoffs with 7 losses would still have qualified at 0-10, and a
scenario for 2005 where some teams could go 10-0 and miss the playoffs. It's posted on
Central Region Tom's
Va. Preps page (May 8th) and also below (with some modifed wording).
Here's another problem - "big" schools surrounded by smaller schools.
Let's take a look at the western-most schools in each Division :
Div. 8 : Franklin Co. & GW-Danville are still in no-man's land, with the nearest D8 schools
located in Richmond,
and only 1 Div. 7 school closer that
Charlottesville.
Div. 7 : Patrick Henry-Roanoke's nearest same-size school is in Charlottesville,
followed by a few in Richmond.
Div. 6 : Pulaski Co. has Fleming (Roanoke) "nearby", then E.C. Glass.
After that are Charlottesville & Halifax Co.
Div. 5 : Blacksburg, Carroll Co., Bassett & Magna Vista have Jeff. Forest, Amherst Co.
& Heritage.
Div. 4 : Lee, Abingdon & Richlands - Their closest would be Christiansburg, then 4 in Roanoke
and 2 around Martinsville.
(And only 3 larger schools west of Roanoke, and none west of Pulaksi.)
Div. 3 : Tazewell's buddies would be Gate City, Va. High & Marion, then Grayson, Patrick &
Floyd.
From this, it's obvious that "bonus points for wins by an opponent" will need to stay
involved in some way and points based on size minimized, or else we could see 7-3 teams
from Danville, Roanoke, Pulaski, Lee & Tazewell miss the playoffs simply because they
couldn't play "a big" (borrowing a basketball term), while 0-10 teams from Richmond
qualify.
Drawbacks for the fans :
How hard will it be to track your teams' chances come early November? Can't you just hear
a Gate City fan saying "never mind Powell Valley ... anybody got a Nandua score?"
And how many fans would Nandua bring to Gate City for a first round game? How many
Twin Valley fans would go to Suffolk?
The timeline for this plan calls for feedback in mid-December, a vote in March, 2006, a
year for appeals (same as now), and implementation in the Fall of 2007, so keep reading,
and let your high school principal and AD know how you feel about this the next time you
see them (after all, THEY are the VHSL members, and they sit on the committees).
OTHER OPTIONS
I thought up a few alternative point systems, but nothing seems fair to everyone.
Under the new D8 proposal, here's what the current Districts would look like :
Southwest Highlands nearby schools (based on 2004 ADM's)
D5 Carroll Co. Blacksburg, Magna Vista
D4 Richlands Abingdon, Lee Martinsville, Christiansburg
D3 Tazewell Marion, Va. High Gate City, Floyd Co.
D2 Graham, Grundy Lebanon, Powell Valley, Giles, Radford
1.) Go back to the 70's way - 12 for beating a AAA, 9 for AA & 6 for A, and
add a 4A Group (15 points), with each Group containing 2 Divisions.
Should Richlands get 12 points for beating Carroll (D5 = AAA) but only 6
for beating Graham (D2 = A) ? Not as long as they're in the same District.
2.) Add to the current system so that D8 is worth 14 points & D7 worth 13.
Should Richlands get 19 points for beating Carroll & 12 points for beating
Graham ? Again, not if they're in the same District.
3.) No matter what point set-up is used, let ALL District games count the same :
'create' a school named SWD, give it the average enrollment of it's members,
then plug it in the sheet and see where it lands. (I'm using the enrollment
numbers from the 2005 realignment sheet and plugging them into the 2004 8-Div.
pairings sheet). School "Highlands" would have 805 (similar to Richlands - D4)
"Piedmont" - 906 (sim. to York - D4) & "Southwest" - 693 (sim. to Va. High - D3).
Should Patrick Co. get more points for beating Dan River than they would for
beating a bigger Carroll Co. team ? No.
4.) No matter what point set-up is used, let ALL district games count as being
against teams that are your size. For example, Richlands would be
considered D5 on Carroll's schedule but as D2 on Grundy's schedule.
This would actually HURT teams. In a fight for a D3 wildcard berth,
Tazewell would only get D3 points (same-District) for beating Carroll,
while Marion would get the full D5 points (non-District) for doing the same.
And lets look at a couple of D3 teams from 2003. Should Tazewell have earned
the same number of points for beating D2 Grundy as Armstrong would have earned
for beating D7 Atlee ? No. (On the other hand, this might
help push schools away from "playing up", which would be good, right?)
5.) Scrap the point system and completely realign the state (My favorite)
Go to a 5A setup : 60 schools per Group, 15-16 per Region, 7-8 per District,
or a 6A setup : 50 schools per Group, 13 per Region, 6-7 per District.
Allow only ONE school per District to "play up" or "play down", decided by a
District vote (with preference given geographically-displaced teams like Lee
& Nandua, or based on enrollment trends - school most likely to move anyway
when the next "adjustments" are made in 2 or 4 years).
Regions with 2 Districts would have District champs host runner-up from the
other District in Round 1. 2nd round could rotate, or be based on record,
ratings points, head-to-head results, a coin flip, a game of pick-up sticks,
drawing straws, total number of ex-wives of the coaching staff, wins by the
girls basketball team as of Nov. 1st, whatever.
Regions with 3 smaller Districts (5 schools per) would qualify 3 Dist. champs &
1 wildcard team, again determined however they want.
This would copy the system currently used by Kentucky & Tenenssee, which allows
teams (like Richlands) to continue playing smaller rivals (like Honaker & Lebanon)
without worrying about how many bigger opponents are on the schedules of similar-
sized schools elsewhere (like Colonial Heights and Deep Run).
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0-10 and in the playoffs
I decided to use 2003 and start with Thomas Jefferson, since it looked like
it would be more of a challenge than Armstrong or JFK. Also, they would have
played an opponent I'm familar with (F-C) since we (Grundy) were the ones they
opened (and closed) with. A TJ win would have sent them on a 350 mile road-trip
in the 2nd round to Gate City (although only about 25 miles would have been non-
interstate, which is less than ANY of their LPD opponents have).
So let's see what would have happened if Deep Run & Marshall had beat TJ.
TJ would lose 20 points off the top for 2 wins going out the window.
Marshall would give 1 bonus point instead of 0, for a gain of 1.
Deep Run would give 2 bonus points instead of 2, for no change.
With a 16.2 avg. over 9 games, TJ had 146 power points.
A loss of 19 gives them 127. Divide by 9 = 14.1.
The best non-playoff Div. 3 teams were Park View (14.0) & Va. High (13.7).
Neither of these would change if TJ had went 0-9, so they STILL would have
made the playoffs.
If you need a 10th game, any opponent which was worth at least 14 points can
replace Benedictine. A Div. 6 team with 4 wins or a Div. 5 team with 5 wins
or a Div. 4 team with 8 wins. Let's use Div. 5 Petersburg, which went 6-4
and had to scramble to add Magna Vista (the same date of the Benedictine game).
Replacing a loss to Magna with a win over TJ would have made Petersburg 7-3,
worth 16 points. Adding 16 to 127 gives you 143 (14.3), and TJ would be the
#15 seed and headed to the DelMarVa pennisula.
5 JFK 9 + 3 = 12
4 Caro. 6 + 4 = 10
6 DF 10 + 7 = 17
6 MG 10 + 7 = 17
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5 DR 9 + 1 + 1 = 11
6 Herm. 10 + 9 = 19
6 PH-A 10 + 7 = 17
6 JRT 10 + 4 = 14
5 JM 9 + 0 + 1 = 10
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127 = 14.1
5 Petersburg 9 + 7 = 16
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143 = 14.3
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That wasn't so hard, so let's try JFK & Armstrong.
Common losses :
5 GW 9 + 6
6 Atlee 10 + 6
6 High 10 + 9
6 L-D 10 + 5
6 Var 10 + 9
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49 + 35 = 84
And let's change the Henrico & Hanover wins to losses.
was becomes
5 Henrico 19 + 2x2 = 23 9 + 1x3 = 12
5 Hanover 19 + 2x1 = 21 9 + 1x2 = 11
84 + 12 + 11 = 107.
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Now we add Armstrong's other losses.
6 PG 10 + 2 = 12
4 Pow 6 + 10 = 16
16 + 12 + 107 = 135.
Adding 9 points for just playing JFK gives you 144, so they're still in, too.
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Now for JFK. First we add their loss to Monticello.
D3 Mont. 5 + 8 = 13
13 + 107 = 120.
That leaves them with Armstrong & TJ, both worth 9 points.
18 + 120 = 138, which means they would need 1 win (or 3 more bonus points) to get in.
Since TJ & Armstrong are both already in at 0-10, let's give JFK credit for beating
both of them (this also saves me a LOT of math).
JFK 138 + 20 = 158
Arm. 144 + 2 = 146
TJ 143 + 2 = 145
Voila! We now have TWO 0-10 Richmond teams in the playoffs,
along with a 2-8 team, whose wins came against those winless opponents.
NEW PAIRINGS
Greensville Co. 163 @ #8 Bruton
Floyd Co. 159 @ Central (W)
JFK (2-8) 158 @ Manassas Park
George Mason 157 @ Fieldale-Collinsville
Wash & Lee 154 @ Gate City (8 hour trip)
Arm. (0-10) 146 @ James Monroe
TJ (0-10) 145 @ Nandua
Buckingham 141 @ #1 Gretna (district rematch)
(I think it's funny that Mason would have been in this Group. Remember 1986 ?!?!?!)
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10-0 and NOT in the playoffs
Looking at the ratings of the teams from '03 & '04, it looks impossible to go
10-0, or even 9-1, and miss the playoffs.
But my mind twisted (twisted minds have a habit of doing that) and came up with
a new question : How many wildcard berths will be available in the mid-Divisions?
Or, more to the point, how many Districts are represented in each Division?
Using the 2004 playoff sheet, how many districts do you think are represented in D3?
The 35 schools in Div. 3 were from 18 districts ! Think about Arcadia. How hard
will it be for them pick up big bonus points with no bigger schools and just a
handful of D-3's nearby? Even Patrick County has 3 D-5's less than an hour away.
I then re-did the D-3 list using the current (2005/6 - 2006/7) district alignments,
since 5 of those schools changed Districts this Summer. The results are unreal -
20 Districts represented !!! 10 Districts have just 1 school, and 7 have 2 schools.
Yes, the odds of D-3 having 17 District champs in the same year are kinda high,
but this IS the VHSL, so it probably WOULD happen.
Here's the list of the 2004 D-3 schools & their Districts for 2005 :
(* new District for 2005)
-- AAA --
Col. - Thomas Jefferson (R)
--- AA ---
Bat. - James Monroe *
Bay - Bruton, New Kent
ES - Arcadia, Nandua, Northampton
SS - Bluestone, Brunswick, Greensville Co., Nottoway, Park View (South Hill)
Dul - Dominion, Heritage (Leesburg)
NW - Central (Woodstock)
Val - Stuarts Draft, Waynesboro
RR - Hidden Valley
Sem - Appomattox *
High - Marion, Virginia
Pied - Dan River, Patrick Co.
SW - Tazewell
--- A ---
NN - Washington & Lee
Bull - Madison Co., George Mason
Dog - Chatham, Gretna, Nelson Co.
JR - Buckingham, Randolph-Henry
Shen - Wilson Memorial
Mtn - Grayson
3 Riv - Floyd Co.
So, it is POSSIBLE for a District champion to MISS THE PLAYOFFS, even with an
"automatic bid" awarded !
But where does "10-0" come in, you ask? Keep reading.
Here's a list of teams Wilson Memorial played in 2004 & their total wins.
If they had went 10-0 instead of 2-8, their opponents would have had 8 fewer wins.
3 Stu 3 wins
2 Cov 4
1 JR 4*
1 SJ 8
1 Riv 4
1 Buff 7
2 Cent 7
1 Page 2
1 Luray 2*
1 Parry 8
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49 - 8 = 41 x 2 = 82
11 x 7 (7 wins over D1 teams) = 77 + 12 + 12 + 15 = 116
116 + 82 (bonus) = 198 / 10 = 19.8 (with only ONE AA school played)
Manassas Park went 10-0 in 2003 and had an 18.4 with THREE wins over AA schools.
Tazewell had a 19.7 with just 6 wins in 2004 (they were 6-4, not 4-6 as
the 8 Division model states). Had they won the SWD, it would have been higher.
Therefore, it's certainly possible for 16 other teams to win their
District AND have a rating higher than 18.4 (and a loss), leaving a 10-0
Manassas Park at home.
Being from Grundy, I have the perfect solution for this. Allow me to be
the first to offer to you "the VHSL football Playoff Pigtails!" I could see
a "pigtail" game on Thursday night, the winner playing their "1st round" game
on Monday night, then the 2nd round game on Saturday.
Look at Div. 1 in 2004. If Eastern Montgomery had beaten Giles, they would
have created a 3-way tie for 15th. Let's say the tiebreaker had East. Mont.
seeded 15th, Hurley 16th & Covington 17th. Covington would have opened the
playoffs on Thursday night at Hurley, with a win sending them to Sussex on
Monday night.
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FINAL COMMENT - Goodbye, Districts?
This plan is the beginning of the end. As I mentioned at the start,
Regional championships would be flat-out eliminated under this plan, since
seeding would be done state-wide. But when some teams realize they missed
a playoff spot because they're in a District with a bunch of smaller teams,
what will happen? They'll either (a) change Districts, which would hurt them
in other sports, or (b) decide to eliminate Districts entirely for football.
The solution : scrap this mess, which has problems I've already pointed
out (and probably some I haven't), and realignment from scratch.
This break-down includes only the 296 schools listed in the 2005 Divisions
Group / # of Group / # of Group / # of
schools ADM schools ADM schools ADM
1A / 53 0 - 499 1A / 58 0 - 524 1A / 77 0 - 649
2A / 46 500 - 749 2A / 60 525 - 899 2A / 73 650 - 1149
3A / 51 750 - 1149 3A / 62 900 - 1324 3A / 72 1150 - 1699
4A / 47 1150 - 1499 4A / 59 1325 - 1824 4A / 74 1700 & up
5A / 51 1500 - 1899 5A / 57 1825 & up
6A / 48 1900 & up
10 other schools that would be included are : Council, Mt. Rogers,
Highland, Chesterfield. Comm., Appomattox Regional Governor's School,
Colonial Beach, Chincoteague (all in Group A), Maggie Walker G.S.(AAA)
and 2005 AA newbies Briar Woods & Freedom.
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If Va. went to 4-A for Fall, 2005, here's what we could have :
(with 3 Districts per Region) :
Group A : 1 - 649
1st Region
255 Rye Cove 581 Gate City 188 Hurley
283 Thomas Walker 484 Powell Valley 216 Twin Valley
236 Twin Springs 499 JJ Kelly 138 Council
147 St. Paul 516 Grundy 301 Haysi
259 Castlewood 398 Coeburn 154 Ervinton
201 Appalachia 360 Honaker 263 Pound
209 JI Burton 537 Lebanon 303 Clintwood
2nd Region
587 John Battle 121 Pocahontas 556 Tazewell
471 Patrick Henry 258 Bland / Rocky Gap 502 Graham
313 Holston 458 George Wythe 536 Giles
392 Chilhowie 260 Galax 266 Narrows
308 Northwood 30 Mt. Rogers 475 Radford
345 Rural Retreat 557 Glenvar 294 Eastern Mont.
466 Fort Chiswell 627 Floyd Co. 336 Auburn
Group AA : 650-1149
1st Region
829 Lee 742 Patrick Co. 982 C'burg
1001 Abingdon 653 Dan River 816 Cave Spring
665 Va. High 836 Tunstall 1067 Hidden Valley
768 Marion 834 Martinsville 1000 Northside
671 Grayson Co. 678 Chatham 1137 William Byrd
801 Richlands 680 Gretna 1041 Lord Botetourt
1097 Staunton River
- - - - - - others - - - - - - -
A AA AAA
467 James River 1015 Liberty-Bedford 1500 Pulaski Co.
219 Craig Co. 999 Brookville 1171 Blacksburg
225 Bath Co. 1101 Heritage-Lynch. 1169 Carroll Co.
317 Parry McCluer 707 Appomattox 1190 Magna Vista
279 Covington 894 Rustburg 1280 Bassett
111 Highland 1272 Salem
1447 William Fleming
353 William Campbell
436 Altavista 1558 E.C. Glass
1276 Jeff. Forest
1439 Amherst Co.
1595 Halifax Co.
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If Va. went to 5-A for Fall, 2005, here's what we could have :
(with 3 Districts per Region) :
Group A Group AA Group AAA Group AAAA
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1st Region - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
255 Rye Cove 829 Lee 1001 Abingdon 1500 Pulaski Co.
283 Thomas Walker 581 Gate City 1171 Blacksburg 1447 William Fleming
236 Twin Springs 665 Va. High 982 Christiansburg 1744 Pat. Henry-Roa.
147 St. Paul 587 John Battle 1169 Carroll Co. 1558 E.C. Glass
259 Castlewood 768 Marion 1272 Salem 1595 Halifax Co.
484 Powell Valley 537 Lebanon 1190 Magna Vista 1439 Amherst Co.
499 JJ Kelly 801 Richlands 1280 Bassett 1666 Albemarle
209 JI Burton 556 Tazewell 1000 Northside
201 Appalachia 536 Giles 1067 Hidden Valley
398 Coeburn 627 Floyd Co. 1041 Lord Botetourt
263 Pound 671 Grayson Co. 1137 William Byrd
154 Ervinton 742 Patrick Co. 1097 Staunton River
188 Hurley 836 Tunstall 1276 Jeff. Forest
216 Twin Valley 834 Martinsville 999 Brookville
138 Council 653 Dan River 1101 Heritage-Lynch.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - 2nd Region - - - - - - - - - - - - -
502 Graham 680 Gretna
516 Grundy 678 Chatham 1015 Liberty-Bedford
360 Honaker 557 Glenvar
301 Haysi 816 Cave Spring
303 Clintwood 823 Alleghany
471 Patrick Henry 894 Rustburg
313 Holston 707 Appomattox
392 Chilhowie 694 Buckingham
308 Northwood
260 Galax
345 Rural Retreat
466 Fort Chiswell
258 Bland / Rocky Gap
121 Pocahontas
30 Mt. Rogers
- - - more Group A schools : 3rd Region - - -
458 George Wythe 109 Highland 467 James River
475 Radford 219 Craig Co. 353 William Campbell
336 Auburn 279 Covington 436 Altavista
294 Eastern Mont. 225 Bath Co.
266 Narrows 317 Parry McCluer
+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
If Va. went to 5-A for Fall, 2005 (with 2 Districts per Region) :
Group A Group AA Group AAA Group AAAA
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1st Region - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
255 Rye Cove 829 Lee 1001 Abingdon 1500 Pulaski Co.
283 Thomas Walker 581 Gate City 1169 Carroll Co. 1447 William Fleming
236 Twin Springs 665 Va. High 1280 Bassett 1744 Pat. Henry-Roa.
201 Appalachia 587 John Battle 1190 Magna Vista 1558 E.C. Glass
398 Coeburn 768 Marion 1171 Blacksburg 1595 Halifax Co.
209 JI Burton 537 Lebanon 982 C'burg 1439 Amherst Co.
263 Pound 801 Richlands 1272 Salem 1666 Albemarle
259 Castlewood 556 Tazewell 1067 Hidden Valley
188 Hurley 671 Grayson Co. 1000 Northside
216 Twin Valley 742 Patrick Co. 1137 William Byrd
138 Council 627 Floyd Co. 1041 Lord Botetourt
360 Honaker 536 Giles 1097 Staunton River
301 Haysi 834 Martinsville 999 Brookville
303 Clintwood 653 Dan River 1015 Liberty-Bedford
154 Ervinton 836 Tunstall 1276 Jeff. Forest
147 St. Paul 816 Cave Spring 1101 Heritage-Lynch.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - 2nd Region - - - - - - - - - - - - -
484 Powell Valley 557 Glenvar
499 JJ Kelly 678 Chatham
471 Patrick Henry 680 Gretna
313 Holston 707 Appomattox
392 Chilhowie 894 Rustburg
308 Northwood 694 Buckingham
502 Graham 823 Alleghany
516 Grundy
- - - more Group A schools - - -
Reg. 2, Dist. 2 Reg. 3, Dist. 1 Reg. 3, Dist. 2
30 Mt. Rogers 266 Narrows 279 Covington
260 Galax 336 Auburn 225 Bath Co.
121 Pocahontas 294 Eastern Mont. 436 Altavista
258 Bland / Rocky Gap 475 Radford 353 William Campbell
466 Fort Chiswell 219 Craig Co. 393 Cumberland
458 George Wythe 317 Parry McCluer 487 SJ-Q
345 Rural Retreat 467 James River 495 Riverheads
109 Highland 513 Luray
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If Va. went to 6-A for Fall, 2005 (with 2 Disticts per Region) :
Group A Group AA Group AAA Group AAAA
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1st Region - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
188 Hurley 665 Va. High 829 Lee 1169 Carroll Co.
216 Twin Valley 587 John Battle 1001 Abingdon *1500 Pulaski Co.
138 Council 581 Gate City 768 Marion 1171 Blacksburg
301 Haysi 537 Lebanon 801 Richlands 1272 Salem
303 Clintwood 671 Grayson Co. 982 C'burg 1447 William Fleming
154 Ervinton 742 Patrick Co. 834 Martinsville 1190 Magna Vista
360 Honaker 836 Tunstall 1280 Bassett
484 Powell Valley 516 Grundy 816 Cave Spring 1276 Jeff. Forest
201 Appalachia 556 Tazewell 1067 Hidden Valley 1439 Amherst Co.
398 Coeburn 502 Graham 1000 Northside
209 JI Burton 536 Giles 1137 William Byrd
263 Pound 627 Floyd Co. 1041 Lord Botetourt
499 JJ Kelly 557 Glenvar 1097 Staunton River
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2nd Region - - - - - - - - - - - - -
283 Thomas Walker 653 Dan River 1101 Heritage-Lynch.
255 Rye Cove 680 Gretna 999 Brookville
236 Twin Springs 707 Appomattox 1015 Liberty-Bedford
259 Castlewood 694 Buckingham 894 Rustburg
147 St. Paul 678 Chatham 823 Alleghany
471 Patrick Henry 1065 Rockbridge Co.
313 Holston
- - - more Group A schools - - -
Reg. 2, Dist. 2 Reg. 3, Dist. 1 Reg. 3, Dist. 2
392 Chilhowie 258 Bland / Rocky Gap 109 Highland
308 Northwood 121 Pocahontas 219 Craig Co.
345 Rural Retreat 266 Narrows 279 Covington
466 Fort Chiswell 336 Auburn 225 Bath Co.
458 George Wythe 294 Eastern Mont. 317 Parry McCluer
30 Mt. Rogers 475 Radford 467 James River
260 Galax 350 Rapp. Co.
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