MVP Athletic Administrator Exam

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1 MVP Athletic Administrator Exam Name: School: Date: Score: Instructions: Choose the correct answer to each question below. Must use a #2 pencil. 1) All at large teams that are.500 or better are entered into the playoffs. 2) Coaches on your campus MUST complete a Concussion course (free online) every two years. 3) Sudden Cardiac Arrest training is now required of coaches along with CPR and First Aid. 4) Playoff groupings are now aligned yearly (as opposed to every 2 years). 5) It is possible for a student to be enrolled in two CIF member schools and have athletic eligibility at one of those schools? 6) A mid-year graduate (say, a basketball player) may finish their schooling in December/January and still finish out the basketball season. 7) The penalty for falsifying information in an attempt to gain athletic eligibility can be up to 2 years of sanction (no eligibility) for the student athlete. 8) Generally speaking, students receive eight consecutive semesters to complete high school and play sports. 9) Scholastically, students must maintain full time status in school and have a 2.0 in order to maintain uninterrupted participation in sports. 10) Athletic participation is a right and not a privilege. 11) A league may send in their playoff entries in any order they choose.

2 12) Summer school courses can only help your GPA. If a student does poorly, they will not become INELIGIBLE via summer school grades. 13) Re-leaguing may take place every two year? 14) A student has transferred with discipline pending at their former school. What is their eligibility status? a. Eligible; the student receives a clean slate upon transferring b. Ineligible until the student serves the penalty at their new school c. Ineligible for one grading period d. Ineligible for one year from the date of transfer 15) A student is taking a foreign language class, math, history, English, Teacher s Aid for a P.E. class and an Athletics: Football class (6 classes total). Assume there is a letter grade given for EVERY class how would the student s GPA be calculated? a. Add all grade points together and divide by 6 (representing the number of classes) b. You can only count one of the P.E. classes toward GPA so choose the class with the higher grade points and divide by 5 c. Take out the PE classes, then calculate 16) Using the same schedule of classes above, how many of those 6 classes listed count toward the required 20 semester units? a. 4 b. 5 c. 6 d. It s unclear 17) If a student transfers with a grade point average BELOW a 2.0, what is his/her eligibility? a. The student may participate if the new school has a probationary period. b. The student may participate under the old school s probationary period. c. The student must achieve a 2.0 at the new school before he/she may participate. d. The student receives a clean slate as a transfer student and therefore may participate. 18) I failed the entire year (two semesters) of Algebra 1. I retook both classes in summer school. How are those applied to my GPA. a. Both semesters are added as additional classes and the GPA is recalculated. b. Only the second semester grade will count toward the GPA leading into the fall.

3 c. Both classes are replaced to calculate the new GPA. d. Only the second semester grade can be replaced on the spring semester grade report with the first semester grade being counted as extra work. 19) During the re-leaguing process, who determines the league to which a school will be assigned? a. The principals of the schools within the area b. The CIF Office c. The Executive Committee Area Representative d. The Re-Leaguing Chairpersons 20) Which of the following is a CIF defined valid change of residence? a. A student moving from mom to dad b. A family unit moving into temporary housing c. A parent moving with their child to a new address leaving the other parent behind d. A family unit moving with permanent intent 21) SOP (Sit out Period) is used a. One time, any time in high school. b. Only if a student wants to play varsity. c. On a student s first transfer (and the first transfer ONLY) that isn t a valid change, non-participation or hardship. d. Each and every time a student transfers if they would like to play at the varsity level. 22) Your school has received a sophomore transfer who would like to play football. At the former school, the student only played basketball. Which application will you choose assuming this is the first transfer? a. Limited b. SOP c. Non-Participation d. Hardship only if the required documentation can be obtained 23) Your school has received a student who played volleyball and softball their freshman year at (School A ) then transferred to a continuation school (School B ) for May and June of their freshman year and the first part of their sophomore year. On October 15th of their sophomore year the student comes to you (School C ). Which application will you choose? a. Limited b. SOP c. Non-Participation d. Hardship only if the required documentation can be obtained

4 24) A family leaves their current residence to move into a hotel for a month while they find their permanent new home. The student DID play sports in all seasons preceding this transfer. Which application should you choose if this is the athlete s 2 nd transfer? a. Valid Change of Residence b. Limited c. SOP d. Hardship - only if the required documentation can be obtained 25) A student goes to live with his friend s family outside your attendance boundary and is now attending your school. This is his/her first transfer. Which application will you choose? a. Valid Change of Residence b. Limited c. SOP d. Hardship - only if the required documentation can be obtained 26) A student who participated in varsity basketball during his/her 10 th grade year now transfers to another member school due to the previous school being placed by the State Department of Education on the low achieving list. This is the students first transfer after initial residential eligibility was established. Which application will you choose? a. Valid Change of Residence b. Limited c. SOP d. Hardship - only if the required documentation can be obtained 27) ANY pre-enrollment contact a student has with athletic staff or other school personnel must be disclosed in the parent student certification form AND in the transfer document filled out by the school. Once that occurs, a student will have: a. Limited eligibility (non-varsity) b. Automatically have no eligibility at any level c. Each case is evaluated on an individual basis and the appropriate level is TBD 28) For international students (not in a foreign exchange program), what level of play is considered participation when it comes to determining what sports they have played in the last 12 calendar months? a. School participation b. Club participation c. Any other organized competitive participation such as entering tournaments as an individual or team d. All of the above

5 29) If a student transfers in January via valid change of residence from an out of state school and (in the fall) has competed in swimming at their previous school, what is that student s eligibility in swimming upon arriving? a. Since the student already participated this year, he/she will only have lower level eligibility b. Since the student made a valid change of residence, they will have varsity eligibility c. Since the student already competed in that sport this year, the student will have no eligibility 30) A student begins playing in the official season of soccer for their high school. During the third week of the season, that student goes and plays 3 tournament games with their outside team and returns to their high school team and continues competing for the high school again. What is the penalty? a. Sanctions for the player only b. Sanctions for the player and probationary status (no playoffs) for the team c. Sanctions for the player, and forfeitures for the team 31) A student receives his/her second ejection for fighting and assaultive behavior. What is the consequence? a. student is on probation one more and he/she is done for the season b. depends on what the school s policy is for fighting and assaultive behavior c. the student is done for the remainder of the season 32) If it is found that a student has gained eligibility under valid change of residence and it turns out they have not actually moved. What is the consequence? a. The student s season is over b. From the day of discovery, the student may continue playing at the correct level he/she is entitled to, however the team will be forfeiting c. The student s season is over and the team will be forfeiting d. The student s season is over and the team is not eligible for the playoffs 33) Who is responsible for the certification and validation of a valid change of residence? a. The CIF Office b. The coaching staff c. The School Administration d. The League Compliance Officer

6 34) What happens if a student plays in two different levels of competition (against the same team) on the same day (i.e.: I play the junior varsity basketball game at 4:00 and the varsity basketball game at 7:30). a. the team must forfeit the second contest the student played in b. as long as a different uniform number is worn they are a legal player and no penalty imposed c. the school would have to forfeit one of the two contest and must decide prior to the next contest d. the first contest must be a forfeit due to CIF bylaws 35) How many hours does a contest day count when calculating the 18-hour practice limitations? a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. The exact length of the contest 36) What is the status of a student who makes a valid change of residence and then makes a second move (via valid change of residence ) within 12 calendar months? a. Eligible under valid change b. Limited to lower levels in anything played in the last 12 months c. Immediately ineligible until cleared by the Commissioner d. SOP 37) What is the status of a student who competed in football at School A until September 19 th, then transfers on September 20 th to School B without a valid change or hardship? a. Limited to lower levels only b. SOP with a special SOP date since he was a late transfer c. Immediately eligible if he played lower levels at the former school d. No eligibility for the remainder of the season 38) What is the eligibility status of a student who transfers to a school where their former coach now is employed (and coaching). a. No eligibility until reviewed by the Commissioner s office b. Limited to lower levels as there is a 510 violation c. Eligible if it s a valid change of residence d. Ineligible for one calendar year 39) What is the option for a female basketball player when there is not a girls basketball team available on their campus? a. Girls may play on the boys team b. Girls can play on the closest neighboring school s team offering girls basketball

7 c. There are no options for this girl d. The student must transfer to play basketball this season 40) What is the option for a male basketball player when there is not a boys basketball team available on their campus? a. Boys may play on the girls team b. Boys can play on the closest neighboring school s team offering boys basketball c. There are no options for this boy d. He may play at any school he chooses since there is not basketball available 41) Choose the correct statement: a. Independent study students may play at any school within their district at any time b. Home school students may play for the school where they are residentially eligible c. Independent study students are eligible and fall under the guidance and administration of the principal of the school for which the student participates d. Home school students are able to play for any public or private school within their attendance boundary 42) What is the penalty for allowing a transfer student to play in a contest PRIOR to being cleared by the CIF Office? a. No penalty if the student is playing at the level to which he/she would be cleared for. b. Forfeiture of all games the student played in prior to getting cleared. c. Forfeiture of the first game the student played in (for not filling out paperwork). d. Forfeiture of the first game the team won 43) If a student is with your school prior to the date of first contest, SOP (Sit Out Period) means: a. JV now; varsity after the SOP date (specific to each sport per season) b. Varsity only after the SOP date per season with no opportunity to play JV c. 2 choices: JV now and for the ENTIRE season OR ANY LEVEL after the SOP date d. JV after the SOP date 44) I m a senior applying for eligibility but it s my fifth year of high school. I was retained my freshman year due to poor grades. What application should I apply for? a. Limited b. SOP c. Varsity Hardship d. None. No eligibility available

8 45) A student played the first three games of football last year and made his first transfer in January after the semester. Assuming there is no move and no hardship, when is the student eligible for varsity competition? a. First day of the season at the new school b. The student won t have varsity eligibility c. One year from the date of game three (from last season) d. Once cleared by the CIF Office under SOP 46) In team sports, the playoff grouping model uses how many years of data to create playoff divisions? a. only the most recent b. four c. two d. three 47) In team sports (except football), what winning percentage must an at large team achieve to petition for entry? a..400 b. If you re an at large applicant identified as the best team (of all applicants), your record doesn t matter c..600 d ) Can a student who is 19 participate for their high school team? a. Yes, if they turned 19 after June 15 th leading INTO their senior year b. No, 19-year old students are not eligible c. Only if a hardship is granted d. Only after a hearing panel (who can see the student in person) grants an exemption 49) Which group or persons may propose CIF bylaw changes? a. Principals b. Leagues c. Advisory Committees d. All of the above 50) If a three sport athlete is transferring for the second time without a valid change of residence or hardship (on either previous transfer), what application will you file? a. Limited (JV only in all sports played in the previous 12 months) b. depends on whether the student used their SOP on the previous transfer

9 c. SOP d. Immediate varsity eligibility