Farmington football forfeits four games due to ineligible players

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Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Farmington football forfeits four games due to ineligible players
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The Farmington football team has forfeited its first four games after discovering that two players did not meet residency requirements to play. The Michigan High School Athletic Association confirmed the forfeitures, leaving Farmington with an adjusted record of 1-5. Athletic director Allyson Robinson stated that the team self-reported the issue upon learning about the inaccuracies in the students' residency documentation. This situation arises in the team's first season under coach Kason Dickerson, who took over after a successful tenure as an assistant. Moving forward, Farmington aims to support its players as they continue the season despite the setbacks.

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  • •Farmington forfeited four games due to ineligible players.
  • •The team self-reported to the MHSAA regarding residency issues.
  • •Farmington's record is now 1-5 after the forfeitures.
  • •Coach Kason Dickerson is in his first season with the team.
  • •Athletic director stressed the importance of eligibility for fairness.
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Farmington self-reported ito the MHSAA after learning two of its players didn’t meet residency requirements.

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