Section III's Class C draws football crowd
Winning a Section III football title is never easy. Winning a Section III Class C football title will be tougher than ever this season.
A change in New York State’s classification cutoff numbers means the number of Class C football teams in Section III has grown from 19 to 27, and the number of “C” leagues has grown from three to four divisions.
Now that schools with enrollment between 276-440 are considered Class C, Cazenovia, Sherburne-Earlville, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown, Ilion,
Two other schools –
The changes in classification cutoff numbers means Class AA includes schools with enrollment of 1,051 and up; Class A from 626-1,050; Class B from 441-625; Class C from 276-440; and Class D from 0-275.
After reclassification and realignment, here is how Section III’s 79 football-playing high schools will line up this season (which begins on Friday, Sept. 5):
CLASS AA-1
Cicero-North
Fayetteville-Manlius
Thomas R. Proctor
CLASS AA-2
Baldwinsville
Central Square
Corcoran
Henninger
CLASS A AMERICAN
East Syracuse-Minoa
Fowler
Jamesville-DeWitt
CLASS A NATIONAL
New
Whitesboro
CLASS B EAST
Chittenango*
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill
CLASS B WEST
Homer
Marcellus
Skaneateles
Solvay
Westhill
CLASS C EAST
Frankfort-Schuyler*
Herkimer
Little Falls
CLASS C NORTH
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown*
General Brown
Lowville
Pulaski
South Lewis
CLASS C SOUTH
Canastota
Cazenovia*
Sherburne-Earlville*
Westmoreland
CLASS C WEST
Bishop Ludden
Cato-Meridian
Jordan-Elbridge*
Port Byron
Tully
CLASS D EAST
Dolgeville
Mohawk
Notre Dame
Oriskany
Richfield Springs
CLASS D WEST
Bishop Grimes
Morrisville-Eaton
Onondaga
Weedsport
* Changed class



1 Comments:
Section III's realignment for Class D West is nothing short of stupid. Players will be on the bus longer than they will be playing. Such a waste of time and resources.
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