[RunItUpTheGut]

Highlands a few years ago played up two classes. Now they are in class. Next year they will be up a class and will again be probably close to the bottom as far as male enrollment like they were a few years ago.

My point is, Highlands is usually playing up or playing in a class that fits us number wise but competition wise is completely off.
For as small of a school Highlands is, they compete with the largest of classes.

Why doesn't Highlands play up to 6A then? I think they have benefited off of moving when they want to. Either play in the class you are suppose to or play in the highest class.

That's the way it should be done, but it would hurt the win total.