Five football transfers to Bishop Montgomery were ruled ineligible for violating CIF rule 202, a bylaw addressing the provision of false information and carrying penalties of up to two years of ineligibility. Bishop Montgomery has faced scrutiny for months due to numerous transfer students, coaching changes, and efforts to upgrade the program by scheduling powerhouses Mater Dei and Honolulu (Hawaii) Saint Louis. The Southern Section could not respond until the school submitted required paperwork. The initial five players, and potentially others, now face the prospect of missing the 2025 and 2026 seasons. The Archdiocese replaced the president and principal last school year, and Patrick Lee is the new president.
The Southern Section has declared five football transfers to Bishop Montgomery ineligible for violating CIF rule 202, which is a bylaw about providing false information and comes with a penalty of up to two years of ineligibility. Bishop Montgomery has been under scrutiny for months because of numerous transfer students, coaching changes and a decision to try to upgrade the program by scheduling powerhouses Mater Dei and Honolulu (Hawaii) Saint Louis.
The Southern Section could offer no response until paperwork was submitted by the school. Now those five players, plus potentially others, are facing the possibility of missing the 2025 and 2026 seasons. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles replaced the president and principal of Bishop Montgomery last school year. New president Patrick Lee is a former St. John Bosco administrator.
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