PREFACE: A head coach has the authority to dismiss a player from a team. Too many parts of what happened to Sable Winfree do not make sense. Shouldn’t Warren County citizens ask questions?
I am asking each board member (via email) to follow the Roberts Rules of Order and make a motion to learn why Sable Winfree has been dismissed from the team during her senior year after being a starter on the high school team since her freshman year. Sable Winfree had played on Warren County School System’s teams since the fourth grade and had never been dismissed from a team until recently. Furthermore, why did the head coach play Sable in the fourth quarter of the first game after Sable was suspended by a principal on the day of the game? Was Sable put into the game to burn her high school eligibility and prevent Sable from playing at another TSSAA school?
Roberts Rules of Order:
1. Motion: To introduce a new piece of business or propose a decision or action, a motion must be made by a group member (“I move that……”) A second motion must then also be made (raise your hand and say, “I second it.”) After limited discussion the group then votes on the motion. A majority vote is required for the motion to pass (or quorum as specified in your bylaws.)
Please support Sable Winfree and ask a school board member to make a motion as new business — to learn why Sable Winfree was dismissed from the team — and put into a game on the same day Sable was suspended by a principal at Warren County High School. If you know a school board member personally, please ask him/her to make the motion.
These are the Warren County School Board Members:






Chris Cope email: copec@warrenschools.com
Tanya Bess email: besst@warrenschools.com
James Bennett email: bennettj@warrenschools.com
Tommy Culwell email: culwellt@warrenschools.com
Larry Judkins email: judkinsl1@warrenschools.com
Bill Zechman email: zechmanb@warrenschools.com

Previous letters from the BD Newsletter about Sable Winfree:
