Cal Replaces Scandal-Ridden AD With People Involved In All The Same Scandals
After seven years and a number of controversies and scandals, Jim Knowlton is stepping down as Cal’s athletic director at the end of the month. But the initial plan to replace him is to elevate two people who worked under Knowlton during all of those same scandals — and even before. (6/17/25)

Family Sues St. Helens High School For $3M After Brutal On-Campus Attack Caught On Video
A family is suing the school district for more than $3 million after their daughter was violently attacked by another student outside the front doors of St. Helens High School. (6/16/25)

When Sports Were Wrong, My Dad Was Right
Sports taught me to win. As a three-sport varsity athlete my freshman year of high school, I was highly impressionable and susceptible to adopting the qualities, both good and bad, of my teammates and coaches, along with the general sentiments that athletics at an all-boys school embodied. (6/14/25)

An Eagle High School Family Alleges Racial Discrimination By The School's Basketball Coaches
A Hispanic student-athlete and her family have filed a $1 million tort claim alleging the girls' basketball coaches at Eagle High School discriminated against their student-athlete because of her race. (6/13/25)

College Sports Athletic Departments Face Tough Revenue Sharing Decisions
A legal settlement approved June 6 authorizes schools to directly pay athletes from athletic department coffers in the form of revenue sharing, beginning July 1. That revenue sharing will be capped this year at about $20.5 million per school. (6/12/25)

Matrix Debuts Stretch Platform In UK
Matrix Fitness, a leader in the commercial fitness space, is expanding beyond treadmills and weight machines with the launch of a new recovery-focused product: the Stretch Platform. (6/12/25)

Roosevelt High's Football Success Marred By Recruitment Violations Scandal
The Roosevelt High School football team quickly rose in the rankings in 2024, advancing all the way to the Class 3A state tournament semifinals. The KING 5 Investigators have received tips about potential recruiting violations of transfer students on the football team since last fall. (6/11/25)

Iowa High School Sports Could Look Drastically Different For One Conference Soon
The Western Iowa Conference is looking to drastically alter the landscape of the league, as they have sent out 10 invitations to high schools to join. According to a report by KMA Sports, the league is looking to grow in bunches from the current nine-team conference they have. (6/11/25)

FAMU Athletic Director Placed On Leave After Arrest. Where School Turns Next
Angela Suggs, who was briefly booked into a Florida jail on accusations that she committed fraud and larceny, has been placed on administrative leave, according to Florida A&M University officials. (6/10/25)

Carson City Schools Warns Families Of Scam Targeting High School Athletes
The Carson City School District is warning students, parents and families about a scamming app and website, “NIL Club,” that falsely claims to help high school athletes earn money through their athletic involvement. (6/10/25)

Wetzel: How The Spoils Of NCAA Settlement Will Be Divided
University of Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne has worked in college athletics for over three decades, including previous stints as the AD of Arizona and Mississippi State. (6/7/25)

California Department Of Education Urges School Districts To Resist Trump’s Threats Over Transgender Athletes
The California Department of Education on Tuesday weighed in on the escalating controversy over transgender athletes in school sports, advising schools to hold the line in the wake of threats from the federal government. (6/3/25)

How The NCAA V. House Settlement Affects High School Athletes
Last fall, Whitman senior and football player Nate Sullivan was in touch with coaches at Virginia Tech, hoping for an opportunity to play for the program. The school then told him there was no spot for him on the team due to uncertainty surrounding the transfer portal and roster size. (6/3/25)

Online Petitions Launched In Wake Of Pullman School District’s Controversial Decision To Eliminate High School Athletics & Activities Director Post
Two online petitions have been launched in the wake of the controversial decision from the Pullman School District to eliminate the high school athletics & activities director position. (6/3/25)

GMC Prep Groundbreaking On New Athletic Facility
Georgia Military College Prep School held a groundbreaking event Tuesday morning for their brand new athletic facility set to open in 2026. (6/3/25)

FHSAA Approves Shot Clock For 2026-27 Season, Alters Baseball Postseason Best-Of-Three Format
In its final meeting of the 2024-25 school year, the FHSAA Board of Directors made key changes in a handful of sports including basketball, baseball, and football. (6/3/25)

Hudl Completes Acquisition Of Titan Sports, Expanding Performance Tracking Ecosystem
Hudl, the world’s leading provider of cloud-based technology connecting video and data for the sports industry, has completed the acquisition of Titan Sports. (6/3/25)

Rutgers Could Follow A National Trend With Athletics Director Hire As Search Nears The Finish Line
It is hardly breaking news that college sports are becoming more professionalized. Will Rutgers hire an athletics director with a background in pro sports or business to steer the Scarlet Knights through this challenging new era? (5/31/25)

High School NIL: State-By-State Regulations For Name, Image And Likeness Rights
State-by-state breakdown of where NIL is confirmed permitted, under membership considerations, or prohibited for high school student-athletes. (5/30/25)