[15thRegionSlamaBamma]

You very well could be right. If they used the 4 or more teams rules from the KHSAA handbook, then what you're saying may be what they voted on. I'm just throwing things out for argument sake.

B) For district tournaments with four or more teams, the district
tournament brackets may be drawn by random lot or placed into
the bracket using a seeding system. A majority vote (recorded
in writing) of the Principals, Athletic Directors or Designated
Representatives of the schools in the district is required in order
to make or change seeding decisions. In the absence of any
documentation, minutes or other verifi cation, the districts shall
not be seeded. The regulations concerning the seeding of a district
with four or more teams are as follows:
1) The decision to seed and the method used in seeding (including
all tie-breakers) shall be determined by majority vote of the
participating teams in the district and the manager shall
record this vote in writing and submit it to the Association. The
representatives making the written declaration shall decide all
issues related to seeding,58 2008-2009 KHSAA HANDBOOK
Tournament Rules Tournament Rules
2) Seeding methods shall be determined prior to the start of the
regular season, recorded in writing with a copy provided to the
KHSAA, and shall remain in place until a majority vote of the
participating schools rescinds or changes the seeding decisions.
Such changes to the district seeding plan may not be made for
the current year once play has begun in the regular season.
3) In the event of dispute, the current copy on fi le with the KHSAA
shall prevail in determining resolution.
4) Seeding plans may, at the discretion of the majority vote of
the schools, stipulate a particular team to a particular seeded
position.
5) It shall be the district tournament manager’s responsibility
to update the Association with respect to any changes to
the seeding decision or method being used and any relevant
tiebreakers. In the absence of this documentation, consultation
with, and written verifi cation and documentation from, prior
year tournament managers, will be utilized by staff to assist
with interpretation and clarifi cation.
6) There is no statewide regulation on a seeding method once
the determination has been made to seed. Some of the more
common and recommended means of seeding is the record of
games played within a district provided all teams have played
all other teams. In that case, each district shall adopt tiebreaking
procedures in the event that the primary method of
seeding results in a tie or other situations arise which cause an
alteration in the scheduled seeding method. Among the more
common tie-breaking methods are 1) seeding by overall winloss
record; seeding by win-loss record in specifi c contests, 3)
seeding by a rating/ranking from a statewide poll, 3) seeding by
a majority vote, 4) seeding by a committee, and 5) seeding by a
rating turned in by each school.
7) If win-loss records are used for seeding, the records used shall
be the records as of the date of the pre-tournament meeting
as published on the KHSAA memorandum calendar. Teams and
school representatives may meet during the regular season
to discuss tournament operations (i.e. dates, times, sites,
tournament personnel needs, etc.). However if an organizational
meeting is held prior to the published date on the calendar, no
discussions may be held regarding the bracketing or pairings of
specifi c teams unless all mandated seeded games have been
played prior to the meeting. Games played after the published
meeting date SHALL NOT factor into the seeded position.
8) Seeded games unable to be played for any reason (with the
exception of verifi ed forfeited contests) prior to the published
date for the district tournament meetings will be recorded as a
win and a loss for both teams in computing seeded position.
9) If a change in the alignment of teams moves a single new
team into a previously seeded district, the previous decision as
to seeding shall prevail. If the new team enters the alignment
following the completion of all game contracts and the new
team is unable to schedule all required opponents, the new team
shall be seeded in the last position for the current season, and
shall be included in seeded game scheduling for the subsequent
seasons.
10) If a change in the alignment of teams moves more than one
team into a seeded district, the district teams shall conduct a
new vote as to seeding. A tie vote will result in the seeding
decision remaining the same.
11) If the Board of Control approves a total realignment of teams
within a district, the teams in the district shall conduct a new
vote as to seeding. A tie vote in this situation shall result in the
district being not seeded.

Oh I completly understand I wasnt trying to undermind you or anything, was just trying to let you know what I was told by David. :Thumbs: