Boys volleyball falls 1 vote shy of becoming sanctioned MSHSL activity
It fell two votes shy a year ago, and just one vote this year.
A 48-member committee that meets once a year on behalf of the Minnesota State High School League voted Tuesday against adopting boys volleyball as a sanctioned high school league sport.
The Representative Assembly legislative body of the MSHSL fell one vote shy of adding boys volleyball, meaning boys volleyball – which has around 50 member schools with teams – will remain a club sport rather than MSHSL-supported league.
The final vote was 31-17. Last year, the vote to adopt boys volleyball fell two votes shy.
Two-thirds votes (32 of 48) are needed to pass a proposal.
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