This is extremely unfair and needs to be reversed.
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Dave boller
6 years ago
Do the right thing here.
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Andrew Martinez
6 years ago
Goodluck!! Hope you get your season back!!
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Candace Scott
6 years ago
Please reconsider
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Steven Stegenga
6 years ago
LET HIM RUN!!!
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Ashlee Knott
6 years ago
Give Zach his season back!!
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Kimberly Belcher
6 years ago
This young gentleman is a very dedicated athlete and put his heart and soul into his passions the organization would be wrong denying him the privilege to finish his career senior. This mix up was no fault of his whatsoever. To keep him from his team is ludicrous he was put into the classes the College chose and he attended the classes did all his work completed all of the requirements. This needs to be reviewed by a higher board of a Supreme Court. This young man is an upstanding citizen kind hearted compassionate hard working dedicated to everything he does which shows by the honors and awards he has received looks at all the ones he has received from you and now you are the ones who are wanting to end his career a year early what a horrible shame put yourself in this young mans shoes an you can see how ridiculous the decisions you are wanting to make are soo inaccurate or think of your own children or nieces or nephews being in this situation and be treated this way the best thing to do is for the schools to educate their staff and not hold students accountable for for something they did not do. This student in good faith enrolled in a college he and his parents took the time to look into like any parents would do and put their trust and faith into the administration running the school to enroll their son into the classes he needed to complete his Degree for his chosen career. Thank You for your time reading my statement in supporting this student. Sincerely Kimberly Belcher
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Linda Blevins
6 years ago
With the things that are happening around the the world today this is not fair to him or other people who might have a simular situation. Give his dream back!
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Zachary Hoover
6 years ago
This is my life. I've done nothing wrong and now my career is going to end on this note. Please overturn this.
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Lori Thomas
6 years ago
Let this boy run. He is the epitome of every parent and college dream. Good student, respectful and disciplined by doing the right thing. Now NAIA needs to do the right thing and let this boy run. The error wasn't on his part and the punishment certainly doesn't fit either.
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Scott Angel
6 years ago
This isn’t about what might have been done wrong... it is about fixing an error that is in best of interest of a student athlete!
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James Fuscaldo
6 years ago
NAIA
Do what’s right, it was not his fault
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Therese Zolvinski
6 years ago
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Additionally, Zach took the required class over Christmas break online and aced it. What is being done about the advisor and school staff that guided him wrong?
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Brian Schiller
6 years ago
NAIA, do the right thing. There is no fault on behalf of the student-athlete.
Let him run Good Kid
One of the Best!!!
NAIA needs to do the right thing!!!
Fix it!
Overturn this unjustly ruling!
This is extremely unfair and needs to be reversed.
Do the right thing here.
Goodluck!! Hope you get your season back!!
Please reconsider
LET HIM RUN!!!
Give Zach his season back!!
This young gentleman is a very dedicated athlete and put his heart and soul into his passions the organization would be wrong denying him the privilege to finish his career senior. This mix up was no fault of his whatsoever. To keep him from his team is ludicrous he was put into the classes the College chose and he attended the classes did all his work completed all of the requirements. This needs to be reviewed by a higher board of a Supreme Court. This young man is an upstanding citizen kind hearted compassionate hard working dedicated to everything he does which shows by the honors and awards he has received looks at all the ones he has received from you and now you are the ones who are wanting to end his career a year early what a horrible shame put yourself in this young mans shoes an you can see how ridiculous the decisions you are wanting to make are soo inaccurate or think of your own children or nieces or nephews being in this situation and be treated this way the best thing to do is for the schools to educate their staff and not hold students accountable for for something they did not do. This student in good faith enrolled in a college he and his parents took the time to look into like any parents would do and put their trust and faith into the administration running the school to enroll their son into the classes he needed to complete his Degree for his chosen career. Thank You for your time reading my statement in supporting this student. Sincerely Kimberly Belcher
With the things that are happening around the the world today this is not fair to him or other people who might have a simular situation. Give his dream back!
This is my life. I've done nothing wrong and now my career is going to end on this note. Please overturn this.
Let this boy run. He is the epitome of every parent and college dream. Good student, respectful and disciplined by doing the right thing. Now NAIA needs to do the right thing and let this boy run. The error wasn't on his part and the punishment certainly doesn't fit either.
This isn’t about what might have been done wrong... it is about fixing an error that is in best of interest of a student athlete!
NAIA Do what’s right, it was not his fault
Additionally, Zach took the required class over Christmas break online and aced it. What is being done about the advisor and school staff that guided him wrong?
NAIA, do the right thing. There is no fault on behalf of the student-athlete.
Please correct your mistake.