NJSIAA membership votes in ‘penalty free’ transfer rule, takes effect June 1

Athletes will be allowed one penalty-free transfer within the first six semesters of their high school career

The NJSIAA will have a new transfer policy starting June 1.

Voting members Tuesday approved the so-called “penalty free transfer rule” by a 216-96 vote at NJSIAA Annual Meeting at Pines Manor in Edison. There was one abstentions. Only those attending the luncheon were eligible to vote on ballot questions. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.

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