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New PIAA classifications by enrollment: Breakdowns by selected sport

New PIAA classifications by enrollment: Breakdowns by selected sport

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Nov 21, 2007
6:30 AM

The PIAA realigns classifications every two years, based on enrollment figures for students in grades 9-11. Here are the classification breakdowns for some selected sports -- based on boys and girls -- for the school years of 2008-09 and 2009-10 (with class and enrollment cutoffs).

SELECTED BOYS' SPORTS

Football

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A.....1-195

AA.....196-327

AAA.....328-539

AAAA.....540 and up

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Basketball

A.....1-148

AA.....149-262

AAA.....263-471

AAAA.....472 and up

Baseball

A.....1-161

AA.....162-286

AAA.....287-492

AAAA.....493 and up

Wrestling

AA.....1-358

AAA.....359 and up

Soccer

A.....1-241

AA.....242-447

AAA.....448 and up

Track & Field

AA.....1-322

AAA.....323 and up

SELECTED GIRLS' SPORTS

Basketball

A.....1-144

AA.....145-262

AAA.....263-450

AAAA.....451 and up

Soccer

AA.....1-282

AAA.....283 and up

Softball

A.....1-165

AA.....166-285

AAA.....286-468

AAAA.....469 and up

Volleyball

A.....1-187

AA.....188-424

AAA.....425 and up

Track & Field

A.....1-300

AA.....301 and up

First Published: November 21, 2007, 6:30 a.m.

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