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Message: [QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 4848653, member: 474"] No, the issue is that if you live in a bigger market you get more exposure in those sports and chances to play. So just for instance.. a class D school in bball is 118 kids a class d school in lax is 430.. So basically only schools in Class B or above are playing Lax for the most part but they play down to D in lax. If you dont live in a decently large area you have no school sport to play and how many really go play lax if they cant play in HS. Look at section Iv football there are 20+ D schools and 11 AA, A, B schools combined you have 2 C sized schools no Ds playing Lax. Thats a ton of kids who cant get into the sport over 50%. There are 40 more schools above a D in Section 3 than in section IV.. Thats a huge difference in access to a sport. [/QUOTE]