[kywldcat01]

I may be wrong, but I thought that if you played 1 second for a high school team, that would count toward your eligibility and unless you move to a new address you may have to sit out a year of Varsity sports.

That's correct. But, I also think if you play a varsity game. You can still get the coach you played for to sign you off so you could move. Not 100% sure on that.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Your eligibility doesn't start until you're a freshman in high school. For example...player A could play varsity basketball in 7th and 8th grade at one school, then transfer to another school his freshman year and be granted eligibility because he never played varsity for that school while being an actual high school student. This happens more in girls basketball than boys.

If you play a varsity sport as a high school student though, regardless of how long or short it was, you would automatically have to sit out a year. The Shotwell kid at Scott Co is a perfect example. Played for Lexington christian at the beginning of the year, got hurt and sat out the rest of the year, transferred BACK to Scott Co the following year and wasn't ruled eligible because there wasn't a change of address.