Former NFL QB Teddy Bridgewater Suspended From Miami High School Job Over Alleged Benefits To Players
Teddy Bridgewater, the former NFL quarterback and current high school coach, has been suspended from his football coaching role at Miami Northwestern Senior High, he revealed in a social media post on Sunday. (7/14/25)

‘Stunned And Hurt’: Unexpected Death Of Hilton Head Athletic Director, Coach Rocks Community
Hilton Head father, husband, athletic director, coach, and fishing enthusiast Joe Monmonier died Wednesday, Hilton Head Island High School announced on their Facebook page. (7/14/25)

Panthers Create Refuel Station For Student Athletes
Student athletes at Elmore County High School now have nutritional options available to them through the Panther Refuel Station. (7/13/25)

Five Rules Changes Approved For 2026 High School Girls Lacrosse Season
Improving game flow and pace of play are the primary focuses of the 2026 high school girls lacrosse rules changes. (7/11/25)

NFHS Approves Major High School Track And Field Rule Changes For 2026, Adds Javelin Specs To Rule Book
With javelin competitions expanding nationwide, the NFHS has added construction specifications to the rules book and approved 10 other changes to improve safety, consistency, and fairness in high school track and field. (7/10/25)

OHS Athletic Director Resigns Following Parent Complaints
Olney High School Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Chris Tobola has resigned, school officials confirmed last week, following weeks of complaints from parents and coaching staff about his alleged verbal abuse of student-athletes and fellow coaches. (7/10/25)

Athletic Director Andre Carter Eager To Take On Expanded Role At Riverview
The school district’s athletic director, who also served as a volunteer coach for the Raiders girls basketball team this past season, was hired as the program’s new head coach last month. (7/10/25)

Play Ball — For A Price. New Athletics Fee Coming To Tacoma Public Schools
Tension has risen among teachers, support staff and the district’s administration in recent months as Tacoma Public Schools continues to grapple with its budget deficit. (7/7/25)

Windermere High Hires Jeremy Campbell As Next Athletic Director
Windermere’s former Dean of Students, Jeremy Campbell, has been named the Wolverines’ next athletic director, replacing Jillian Sutton. (7/4/25)

Supreme Court Takes Up Transgender School Athlete Bans
The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to decide whether states can ban transgender athletes from competing on girls and women’s school sports teams. (7/3/25)

Van High School Cancels Football Season Over Low Roster Numbers
The stands of Herschel Jarrell Field that are typically filled on Friday nights with parents cheering on their sons and students supporting their classmates from Van High School will be empty this upcoming season due to the cancelling of the football season. (7/3/25)

BGCS Board, AD, Former Superintendent Sued For Negligence
Bowling Green City Schools along with a former superintendent and current athletic director have been sued for wanton and reckless misconduct that led to the rape of a student. (7/3/25)

Reed Campus Gets Major Renovations For Athletics, Academics. Is Wooster Next?
The athletic facilities at Reed will look a lot different in the next couple years. The 50-year-old school in Sparks is in the middle of a major facelift. (6/27/25)

Trump Administration Gives State 10 Days To Ban Trans Athletes From Girls Sports
The U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday announced that the state Education Department and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), which governs high school athletics, are violating federal law and have 10 days to change their practices. (6/26/25)

Multi-Sport Youth Athletes Benefit More Than One Sport-Athletes
For decades, youth sports programs, coaches and parents pushed the idea of specialization for participants, thinking focusing on one sport would increase chances of collegiate recruitment and future professional opportunities. (6/25/25)

Athletic Trainer Employment In High Schools Associated With Fewer Fatalities And Injuries
A growing body of research demonstrates the importance of having athletic trainers employed in high schools, including two new papers including UConn researchers. (6/25/25)

La Vega High School Opens New Athletic Facility
La Vega cuts the ribbon on its new athletic facility, which has been a year in the making and is now in use. (6/25/25)

Goodyear High School Building Championship Dreams With Elite Sports Facilities
From the sound of saws cutting floorboards to the sight of sweat dripping down the faces of construction workers working on football stadium bleachers, the foundation of Goodyear High School is turning heads in anticipation of its inaugural school year. (6/25/25)

North Texas High School Coach And Athletic Director Placed On Leave After Arrest On Child Sex-Related Charges, Officials Say
Howe ISD has placed its head football coach and athletic director on administrative leave following his arrest on three child sex-related charges, according to the school district's superintendent. (6/25/25)

Former Athletic Director Files Lawsuit Against South Plainfield School District, Board Member
The South Plainfield School District’s former athletic director has filed a lawsuit against the district and a member of its board of education (BOE). (6/24/25)

Ohio High School Football Players Save Teammate From Drowning With CPR Heroics
Black River athletes Trenton Delesky and Zane Bungard sprang into action to rescue teammate Chase Gallagher, whose life was hanging by a thread after a pond accident. (6/24/25)

NFHS To Launch Mobile Platform For High School Sports Rules Publications
The National Federation of State High School Associations made it simpler to review rules during games through NFHS Digital. The new mobile platform will be available on July 1 for iOS and Android devices, providing instant access to its rules publications. (6/23/25)

Inside Starkville High School’s Massive Athletics Renovations With Jay Hopson As New AD
Drive past the Starkville High School athletic facilities and you’ll see plenty of construction equipment. The baseball and softball fields are completely dug up. Workers are tending to the hash marks of a new turf football field. There is no videoboard at the football stadium. (6/23/25)

Peninsula School District Committee Says High Schools Should Be “Highest Priority” To Upgrade
Peninsula School District’s Long-range Facility Advisory Committee reported to the school board last week that both Peninsula High School and Gig Harbor High School “should be the highest priority for large-scale maintenance, repair or replacement.” (6/23/25)