The feat comes after 2019 marked its busiest year as nearly two million courses were taken by more than three million coaches, administrators, students and parents
Nominations open for new robotics program funding
Both will serve as presenting sponsors at the inaugural championships
Gates of entry, parking and clear bag policies all addressed
Both AIA championship games from Sun Devil Stadium will be replayed at least seven times on TV
Severe weather preventing Round Valley from being able to make the trip to the Phoenix Metro area
Matches at ASU to be played on Tuesday at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
To help parents navigate emotions when watching their kids compete in high school sports, the NFHS developed a short video that suggests 10 tips parents can use to develop and maintain a calm, respectful demeanor
Arizona student-athletes can now train like the pros with latest technology
Members with the most spirit will be honored at the end of the school year
Tempe location becomes new home for the football bracket show, esports championships
On Q Financial becomes the presenting partner of the state wrestling championships
Inaugural Open Division rankings for football now available
The month-long celebration in October offers the NFHS membership and the nation’s 19,500 high schools an opportunity to recognize the contributions and benefits young people experience by participation in sports and performing arts
First AIA badminton rankings for Divisions I and II and fall soccer rankings released for the 2019 season
Esports officially launching this fall; League of Legends and Rocket League to be offered
Academics programs includes activities such as Scholar Bowl, spelling, geography, robotics, journalism, mathematics and science
Learn the top 10 reasons athletes aren’t reporting concussions, according to a 2017 Journal of Athletic Training study, and how to properly work with coaches when it happens
The NFHS is here to provide resources for another school year and its executive director, Dr. Karissa Niehoff, talks about what the decline in participation numbers means
For the first time, cross country coaches now have a learning resource through “Coaching Cross Country."
Arizona's all-time leader in coaching victories, and who won 13 state titles with the Yellowjackets, passed away in January
The 2018-19 total of 7,937,491 participants is a decline of 43,395 from the 2017-18 school year when the number of participants reached an all-time record high
Annual magazine previews all the conferences, top storylines, showcases premier talent, and goes in-depth about the new open division
All games to be streamed online for free and carried by 1580 The Fanatic over the airwaves
New platform will allow fans to pay for concessions digitally and get through lines quicker
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