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Following are the
conditions under which NDASA teams are automatically moved up in
classification (the list can also be found in the
Manager's Handbook).
They are not challengeable unless otherwise stated.
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Some
teams will be moved up a class as a result of their placement or
winning some games in last years state tournaments.
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Teams
that challenged up for State Tournaments and won 2 games at the
State Tournament (not including wins via forfeit) must remain the
classification they challenged up to.
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New
teams created with 4 or more players from an old team will be
classified, at a minimum, the same classification as the old team’s
classification.
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Any
team with 4 or more players from another team’s roster on their
roster will be classified, at a minimum, the highest classification
of the 2 teams.
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Teams
who have 2 or more players two or more classification higher will
have their classification raised a minimum of one class (in other
words, until this scenario no longer exists)
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No
Class B, C or D rostered players will be allowed to play on a Rec IV
team, which would be moved up at least one classification if such a
player remains on that roster.
In the
classification list below, superscript numbers (1) will
correspond with the numbered guidelines above to explain a change in
classification where applicable.
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