I think it is great that Rogers is able to wrestle but if you have rules they should be followed.

Just so we are all arguing about the same Idaho rules.

8-14-1 Bona Fide Move

If the parents of a student, or legal guardian in case neither parent is living, make a bona fide move to a new permanent residence in the attendance area of a school to which the student transfers, he/she is immediately eligible provided an Athletic Transfer Form is submitted and approved. A permanent residence is the actual physical relocation by the parents or legal guardians of a student at a new residence and termination of all occupancy of the previous residence. The
change in residence must be bona fide and used as the address for utilities, registration for voting, registration for driver's
licenses, registration for motor vehicles, identification cards, and the attendance zone for other school aged family
members for a minimum of 365 days. For the purpose of eligibility, there can be only one residence.

Rental Policy

If the parents of a student move less than fifty miles from their present residence and rent the new residence,
the follow information must accompany the Athletic Transfer Form:

1. Letter from parents explaining the move.

2. Letter of support from school filing the request.

3. Letter of support from previous school.

4. Copy of rental agreement.

The IHSAA Executive staff or Board of Directors may approve or deny varsity competition if circumstances warrant.
Parents, students or schools that provide false or misleading information will be subject to Rule 15-6.
a. A student who transfers to a new school in advance of the parents move will become eligible the day the parents
move into the new district, providing all other IHSAA requirements have been met.
b. The student may remain in the old school until the close of the current semester or until the close of the school
year and remain eligible at that school.
c. The student may transfer to the new school at the time of moving or any time thereafter during the school year or
prior to the beginning of the ensuing school year and be eligible upon enrolling in and attending the new school.
d. If the student does not transfer to the new school within the time periods provided in (a), (b), and (c) above, the
student will remain eligible at the original school but is ineligible at the new school unless otherwise approved by the
school from which the student transferred and the Eligibility Committee.