Reply to "New JV High School Homeschool Baseball team-Chicago"

jamesb100+ posts

Yeah, a homeschooler can play for a private school or public school provided they are "enrolled" for 25 credit hours. However, I am NOT talking about kids playing for a public or private school, so it does not really apply. Anyone who is homeschooled can play for my team. We are looking to play AGAINST public and private schools. Now, they certainly do not have to count our games on their record plus we are not eligible to play in a "HS State tournament" in Illinois, but we really don't care about that. We just want competitive HS games.

10/31/143:15 PM

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