Sentence examples for ineligible student from inspiring English sources

Then, on Nov. 3, after reviewing students' records, the district reported that a second ineligible student had been on the field all season, and the team's record was changed from 8-0 to 0-8 under a ruling by the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association.

Furthermore, with figures showing that on average students eligible for free/reduced lunch are approximately two years of learning behind the average ineligible student, there is an urgent need to invest in the quality of young people's education.

Speaking generally, Osburn said that knowingly playing an ineligible student-athlete could make a university "subject to harsher penalties down the road".

II men's basketball championship and withheld 90percentt of the revenue earned for its finish for using an ineligible student-athlete.

on probation for four years, limited its football financial aid, recruiting and transfers, and adopted institutional forfeitures of competitions and records in several sports for allowing ineligible student-athletes to participate in football, men's basketball, women's cross country, women's track and field and men's golf.

Jacob Elbaum, 40, who helped enroll ineligible students in the Brooklyn school and several others, was sentenced to 57 months.

The Asbury Park Board of Education has taken legal steps to dismiss the high school athletic director, whose decision to allow two academically ineligible students to play football forced the school's team to forfeit an undefeated season.

The only formal charge is "egregiously sloppy paperwork" that allowed two ineligible students to play; one had an inadequate attendance record and the other was over the maximum age.

This approach unsettled UAW officials during the election because they did not anticipate the "huge group" of ineligible students who showed up to vote, reveals Lisa Jessup, a UAW organizer.

During this time, the college also violated NCAA Bylaw 16.8.12, which forbids institutions to provide lodging and travel expenses for ineligible student-athletes.

The 29 ineligible student-athletes included: two student-athletes "who were not in good academic standing with the institution;" "three who failed to designate a degree program;" and seven "who competed after being academically ineligible".