Indiana H.S. Soccer Goes To 2-Class System
May 4, 2010 /
Indiana high school athletics has a long tradition of playing in a one-class, one-state-title-winner-per-sport system but that is changing when it comes to soccer. The Indiana High School Athletic Association voted Monday to split both boys and girls soccer into two-class systems, which provides smaller schools a better chance at winning a state championship.
http://www.indystar.com/article/20100504/SPORTS0208/5040327/Soccer-goes-to-2-class-system
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