@FromTheSeidline One last thing since u brought up baseball. The best player on Olivets team last year that u were the AD of Olivet was from Mexico, how did you manage to recruit someone from Mexico? Just asking!
@FromTheSeidline Last years baseball team had 8 of 9 starters that played on the same little league team with me even. That 1 left out was a freshman last year, couldn’t play with us anyways. This same team of childhood friends went to the state championship. Seems impossible right..
@FromTheSeidline We argued about basketball for an hour..
Im a 3 year starter on the football team, Id love for you to enlighten me as you seem to know more about our team than me! You bringing up the baseball team is even more embarrassing.Again, put names to these claims, enlighten me! Please!
@FromTheSeidline He’s been here for one year and it’s already like family. That’s Lumens culture, something you can’t get anywhere else around here. He’s only a freshman at that. He has 3 more years here and you’re telling me that’s bad for a community?? That’s terrible out of you respectfully.
@FromTheSeidline Actually, my school indeed does fall into that category. The only player you have against lumen is Ashton.. and a kid transferring from middle school to high school, which is the best time to do it, because he thinks it’s what’s best for him then I don’t see a problem.
@FromTheSeidline Which btw, most of the time kids aren’t transferring for athletics. I hear you on the educational part and I agree. But think about reality and not how it should be. So these kids transferring 3 years for sports is again, terrible for sports, but even worse for education!
@FromTheSeidline It would also make it so those same kids could transfer out the next year and not be affected in the slightest. Meaning they could transfer somewhere else or even back to Lumen and have full eligibility. Again, do research.
Respond to the other things I said. Please.
@FromTheSeidline I could name you about 5 kids of the top of my head who transferred from Lumen to Western in the past two classes strictly for sports they made that known.
That goes against your standards right? Or since its private->public its different.
That’s why Westerns had success btw😉
@FromTheSeidline I’m using your standards of where you think kids should be vs shouldn’t be, trying to put it in perspective for you. If Ashton was to transfer to a private school you wouldn’t have a problem at all. But since it’s lumen, it’s illegal. Take Western for example. -
@FromTheSeidline You blocked me on it 😭😭😭 I’ve said this three times now, but you continue to only read and write what you want to hear and say instead of what’s right vs wrong.
@FromTheSeidline And this is nothing against Luke, I don’t think he’s done anything wrong, same thing with Ashton, but by YOUR standards he’s the problem with high school sports and transferring. Again, by the ground YOU stand on, Luke Soper should be at Lumen. It’s ignorant out of you.
@FromTheSeidline Id also love to get back on topic. You allude to Ashton being “recruited” to lumen. I don’t see how a kid that transferred to a different school from middle school to high school and PAYS TUTION, is worse than say Luke Soper being at Hanover when his entire family is Lumen people
@FromTheSeidline Right now in Michigan hs sports bother you right now, let alone what they got going on. Their plan only benifits Ohio Catholic schools.
@FromTheSeidline I’d love to! The question is if you do bc we all know how block happy you get.
I get what you’re trying to do with “club” we all do.. it just doesn’t hit hard like you presume it does.
I promise you, if you actually knew Ohios plan your oppose it, seeing as how transferring-
@FromTheSeidline My name is Drew Sweeney. I am a Senior at Lumen Christi Catholic High school 18 years old. I have responded to you on my account, we even had a good discussion/argument before you deleted everything and blocked me like a real man! Hope you can have an Adult exchange as you claim!