IHSA executive director Craig Anderson said the association decided to get in front of the issue after hearing feedback from member schools. A bylaw proposal allowing athletes to compete in non ...

IHSA strikes compromise with lawmakers on ‘Right to Play' law More waivers for High School Athletes to be seen by recruiters and coaches Published May 14, 2025 • Updated on May 14, 2025 at 6:08 pm ...

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — The Illinois High School Association, the state’s governing body for high school athletics, will collaborate with state lawmakers over a bill that aims to allow student-at… ...

IHSA upholds policy on transgender athletes, seeks clarity on state conflict with Trump order by: BJ Lutz Posted: Apr 17, 2025 / 05:13 PM CDT Updated: Apr 17, 2025 / 05:13 PM CDT ...

The IHSA's three student-athletes (out of around 320,000 at IHSA-member schools) who were born male asked for (and received) waivers last year from the association to compete in girls sports.

The IHSA board also made a change to its success-factor policy. Any non-boundaried school program that wins two state trophies over a three-year period will be moved up a class.

EFFINGHAM — Changes are coming for Illinois High School Association-member schools starting in the fall. The IHSA announced earlier Wednesday that there are three changes — all of which would ...

The IHSA announced three significant changes to its classification policy Tuesday. Starting in the 2025-26 school year, the IHSA will return to fixed classification cutoffs, change its multiplier ...

Here’s a quick breakdown of the three changes. Details of the changes can be found at ihsa.org. Fixed classifications Old policy: When the IHSA moved to four classes prior to the 2007-08 school ...

Old policy: The IHSA member schools voted in 2005 to apply a 1.65 multiplier on the enrollment of non-boundaried schools. This means a private school of 1,000 students, for instance, would count ...

Streaming, TV and ticket info for IHSA girls basketball playoffs in 2025 Class 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A state finals tournament at CEFCU Arena in Normal, Illinois.

The only other girl that had a shot at her fourth IHSA state girls wrestling title this season was Glenbard North's Gabby Gomez, but she's been injured most of the year and was out of the postseason.