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VintonHokies OP
Feb 27, 2026 at 10:14 PM ET
Is Carraco a RS freshman or a sophomore ? Auburn announcers
and they aren’t great…said she was a sophomore

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vt49701
5mo
she’s a sophomore
but if i recall correctly from posts earlier this season, it’s possible she gets awarded a redshirt year down the road (apparently softball RS works differently)
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RJHokie
5mo
She is a sophomore.
Medical redshirt is determined after 4th year.
MidloHokie MidloHokie
5mo
2025: Did not appear in any games. Therefore there's no 'medical' . . .
. . . involved. Didn't play, used no eligibility. She's got three years left after this one if she chooses to use them.
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RJHokie
5mo
She was injured and didn’t play.
MidloHokie MidloHokie
5mo
Doesn't matter why if you didn't play at all. No eligibility used . . .
healthy or not.
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RJHokie
5mo
Pete has said publicly she’s a sophomore eligibility wise.
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hokietony
5mo
That is not correct, but you do have to petition later …
To get that year back.
MidloHokie MidloHokie
5mo
If she didn't play (that's what the webpage says) she's got four years . .
. . . of eligibility left (including this year). Call her whatever; the fact is the fact.
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RJHokie
5mo
Take it up with the coach.
** Edited by RJHokie at 2/27/2026, 10:55:04 PM
MidloHokie MidloHokie
5mo
Well, the coach has nothing to do with determining eligibility.
It's determined by the compliance office. I've signed off on innumerable eligibility documents as a NCAA FAR. I'm not saying Pete didn't say this but Carrico, like every other NCAA athlete, has at least four years eligibility. If you do not compete eligibility is not used.
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RJHokie
5mo
I suspect he's just repeating what compliance has told him.