The Marmonte League will vote to add Oaks Christian School into its league for all sports at the meeting of the CIF-Southern Council in Long Beach next Thursday.
The league's choice, revealed in a letter released Thursday, would amount to a swap of Calabasas for Oaks Christian in the next releaguing cycle that begins in 2010. The Northern Area's new makeup will be up for a vote by its nine member leagues during the releaguing session.
The Marmonte League's statement said it based its preference on competitive equity and the desire to remain an eight-team circuit.
Four proposals will be on the table when the Northern Area convenes for the CIF-SS Council meeting.
For several years now I have been ranting on about the Idea of putting all the private schools in a league of their own. Mainly because private schools have an edge over public schools, and that is, they can recruit players. Which gives them a stronger athletic program.
I am all for a league that will house all private schools.
So, enough of the debate. Lets vote for the change.
Dennis Busichio: Moorpark Ca.
Great idea if you don't let them scholarship athletes any more and limit there coaching staff to 8-10.
If Oaks is accepted for football into Marmonte league for 2010, how will they fare initially??
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