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Warren County remains in 6A class
Pioneers will change districts next season
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The Pioneers and Coffee County Red Raiders weren't district foes when they met this season, pictured above, but are likely to be paired together again starting next year. Warren County and Coffee County are part of the "Super 32" 6A class, which was set in place Thursday by the TSSAA. - photo by Jeffery Simmons
The TSSAA has set its football classes. Warren County will remain in the new “Super 32” 6A class starting in the 2015-16 school year.New class alignment began in August when the TSSAA Board of Control approved the creation of the “Super 32” class – which would be based on school enrollment. Warren County was notified last week it ranked 25th in the state in enrollment, leading to the Pioneers being grouped with schools surrounding the state’s largest cities.The only chance for Warren County to drop to 5A was several schools to request to play 6A by Wednesday’s deadline.