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Its a rule for a reason. KHSAA clearly states: 

• Roster, Schedule, Statistics and Score entry is required of all member schools. Those failing to meet the requirement to enter stats are subject to penalties from the Commissioner's office, including fines and other actions within the constraints of Bylaw 27.
  

Also, team stat leaders and individual stat leaders are listed on there. I know i'd be pissed if my son was leading the state in doubles, but wasn't recognized on there b/c the Head Coach/AD has some kind of protest going on with KHSAA

I’ll say this. My son would be the number 3 player in state in runs scored, Top 20 in BB, top 25 in hits, top 30 in SB, top 40 in average, and top 30 in ERA. It doesn’t bother me at all. Everyone knows he’s a player and stats being posted doesn’t prove that. His play on the field proves that. 

Bryce Blevins would be top 8 I believe in RBIs and higher than that in a few pitching stats. His parents cousins care less if they get posted on the khsaa web site. 

Lawrence County as a team over all would be top 10 in BA, runs scored, hits, and ERA and top 20 in HR. I haven’t heard one parent complain about their kids stats not being posted. Not saying it doesn’t happen behind closed doors but I’ve not heard it.

Who is "everyone"?  Also that's great that Bryce Blevins' parents' cousins could care less, doesn't mean others don't. Again, its a requirement, and Coach Feltner isn't doing it for whatever personal reason.

Everyone in eastern Ky and beyond lol that’s who everyone is. Ask any coach in the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th region if they’d take Lawrence County’s catcher and lead off guy. I’m willing to say not one coach would say they wouldn’t like to have him on their team. 

The cousin was suppose to say couldn’t not cousin lol, my bad. 

It must not be a requirement because Lawrence County and a few other teams don’t do it and their is not punishment for them not doing it. By laws can state anything they want but if they aren’t upheld they are not requirements.

How do you know there isn't a punishment? The AD is responsible for making sure this is upheld, he gets the emails, phone calls, fines, etc. The AD is the baseball coach, so he gets away with it.

I don’t know there isn’t a punishment for it stated in the by laws. They must not be a punishment (or a punishment to a level to make them stop) that is handed out to teams for not posting stats. But for all I know Lawrence County and these other teams are being fined and are just paying the fine. I don’t know I just know a few teams don’t post stats so the punishment if they are one must not be very strenuous.