St. Aug. Placed On Three Years Probation by Ncaa
Sentinel; Los Angeles, Calif. › August 28, 2009
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Due to errors in completing various forms used to track eligibility, and because the individuals charged with tracking eligibility were not adequately educated regarding NCAA eligibility rules, mistakes were made and the ineligible student-athletes were allowed to compete. The lack of institutional control violation was also based on the college's failure to report a violation involving the ineligible participation of a football student-athlete in three dates of competition.
The penalties adopted and imposed by the committee include three years of probation beginning October 3, 2008 and concluding on October 2, 2011, vacation of all wins in which ineligible student-athletes participated reduction in scholarships in football men's basketball, softball, volleyball, men's tennis, men's track and women's track for 2009-10 and 2010-11. And a financial penalty of $2,500 to the NCAA.The penalties adopted and imposed by the committee include three years of probation beginning October 3, 2008 and concluding on October 2, 2011, vacation of all wins in which ineligible student-athletes participated reduction in scholarships in football men's basketball, softball, volleyball, men's tennis, men's track and women's track for 2009-10 and 2010-11. [...] a financial penalty of $2,500 to the NCAA.See the full content of this document
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St. Aug. Placed On Three Years Probation by Ncaa
INDIANAPOLIS-The NCAA Division II Committee on Infractions has penalized St. Augustine College for major violations in its athletics program. The infractions, ...
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