- Dec 15, 2009
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Now I am sure that there is a thread about this somewhere but I tried using the search bar and couldn't find what I was looking for.
Okay so I believe it has been said on here that at the 2011 Worlds there was a team who was caught with an "illegal" athlete, one who should not have been on the mat, and they were told they could not get a bid in the same division for the following worlds. Is there an actual rule somewhere on the USASF website that says this? I know that the crossover rule says no bid the following season.
I ask this because if you have seen my posts over the past 24 hours in the Random thread you know that I have found an issue with an International team from the past 2 years at worlds. I have contacted the USASF asking about it but have not received an answer yet but I wanted either some clarification from people on here or just opinions on it because it is bugging me.
The team I am talking about is the FTG Bullets from Germany (no need to hide it since I was asking about it in the Random thread). If you are an avid Youtube watcher then you may know of the Youtuber who is on this team. She is 16 and competed on their IOC6 team at worlds the past 2 seasons. Now I know that according to the rules since she turns 17 this year she was not an illegal athlete at worlds in 2012, BUT she would have been an illegal athlete last year.
Now someone posted in the Random thread that FTG was disqualified in 2011 for underage athletes, but from what I know they were still awarded 4th place. Now here is my question or issue, if they were caught with an underage athlete in 2011 then why were they allowed to earn a bid in 2012 at all or even in the same division?
Does anyone have a link to a rule that has the punishment for something like this?
I really hope that this thread makes sense because I am running on very little sleep.
Okay so I believe it has been said on here that at the 2011 Worlds there was a team who was caught with an "illegal" athlete, one who should not have been on the mat, and they were told they could not get a bid in the same division for the following worlds. Is there an actual rule somewhere on the USASF website that says this? I know that the crossover rule says no bid the following season.
I ask this because if you have seen my posts over the past 24 hours in the Random thread you know that I have found an issue with an International team from the past 2 years at worlds. I have contacted the USASF asking about it but have not received an answer yet but I wanted either some clarification from people on here or just opinions on it because it is bugging me.
The team I am talking about is the FTG Bullets from Germany (no need to hide it since I was asking about it in the Random thread). If you are an avid Youtube watcher then you may know of the Youtuber who is on this team. She is 16 and competed on their IOC6 team at worlds the past 2 seasons. Now I know that according to the rules since she turns 17 this year she was not an illegal athlete at worlds in 2012, BUT she would have been an illegal athlete last year.
Now someone posted in the Random thread that FTG was disqualified in 2011 for underage athletes, but from what I know they were still awarded 4th place. Now here is my question or issue, if they were caught with an underage athlete in 2011 then why were they allowed to earn a bid in 2012 at all or even in the same division?
Does anyone have a link to a rule that has the punishment for something like this?
I really hope that this thread makes sense because I am running on very little sleep.