Cleveland City Schools says TSSAA was investigating two student-athletes on the Cleveland High School girls wrestling team.Cleveland City Schools says they will continue to cooperate with the TSSAA. “Cleveland High School fully cooperated, providing documentation, interviews, and transparency to support a thorough investigation.” The student did not update their residence after they transferred from out […]
“Cleveland High School fully cooperated, providing documentation, interviews, and transparency to support a thorough investigation.”
The student did not update their residence after they transferred from out of state, according to the TSSAA.The investigation concluded that one of the students did not have a bona fide change of residence, as required by TSSAA eligibility rules.In a statement, TSSAA said…
“We acknowledge and appreciate Cleveland High School’s efforts to act with transparency and integrity throughout this process. While this outcome is regrettable, adherence to TSSAA regulations is essential to maintaining fair competition in high school athletics. We appreciate the proactive steps that Cleveland High School is implementing, such as the 10-day seat rule, to enhance the verification processes in the future.”
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — The Cleveland High School girls wrestling team will have to give up their 2025 Girls’ Wrestling Dual Meet State Championship title due to the participation of an ineligible athlete, according to the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA).
