Inglewood's standout wide receiver/safety James Grace, whose hardship petition for a ninth semester of high school was previously denied by the CIF Southern Section, won his appeal and has been declared eligible for the rest of the semester. Inglewood has four games left in the regular season but still has a shot to make the CIF playoffs.
"We're glad to have him back," Inglewood coach Charles Mincy said. "He'll hit the ground rolling and help us out a lot. "
Inglewood (3-3, 0-1) is on a three-game losing streak, so it welcomes Grace back with open arms as it enters the heart of the Ocean League season. After playing at Hawthorne this Friday, Inglewood has key league showdowns at Beverly Hills and at home against Santa Monica.
""We'll have to pull out some big wins and get feeling good about ourselves again," Mincy said.
"We're glad to have him back," Inglewood coach Charles Mincy said. "He'll hit the ground rolling and help us out a lot. "
Inglewood (3-3, 0-1) is on a three-game losing streak, so it welcomes Grace back with open arms as it enters the heart of the Ocean League season. After playing at Hawthorne this Friday, Inglewood has key league showdowns at Beverly Hills and at home against Santa Monica.
""We'll have to pull out some big wins and get feeling good about ourselves again," Mincy said.
Congrats on getting an athlete back Coach Mincy!! You guys have had some unfortunate circumstances and glad to see things go in your favor ...
I read a compelling story about James in the Daily Breeze last month and I'm glad that the CIF-SS finally came to their senses and granted him eligibility to play.
Will be rooting for James and the Sentinels to go all the way!!!