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International student wins legal battle against Utah high school athletics rule

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Juan Diego has long been an abuser of this policy of world wide recruiting for their sports programs and as a stepping stone for local colleges. The worst school is Layton Christian Academy! All the Catholic schools in Utah are guilty of this practice, along with Wasatch Academy and mother private schools. The whole recruiting practices in Utah are a joke. The legislature needs to step in and create a level playing field or suspend or sanction all of these violators.

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