PIAA to ADs: Follow Rules on Boys Playing Girls' Sports

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Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association executive director Bob Lombardi told a group of athletic directors Tuesday that they need to start abiding by the rules of boys playing on girls' sports teams.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported May 14 that several schools within the PIAA-affilated Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League were violating PIAA by-laws. Greensburg Salem High School had three boys on its girls' lacrosse team this spring, the Post-Gazette's Mike White reported. One of players scored six goals in one game, four in another, and had two additional games in which he scored twice. Woodland Hills also used boys on its field hockey team last fall and in other years.

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