This week, we continue our series of articles highlighting the many faces of leadership throughout the CHSAA membership. Our hope is that by taking a small glimpse into the window of their leadership background, you will gain a greater understand of why they are such strong advocates for the vision and core values of the Colorado High School Activities Association.
The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and Perry Weather are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership that designates Perry Weather as the Official Preferred Weather Platform of CHSAA. This collaboration underscores our shared commitment to safety and operational excellence in Colorado’s high school athletics and activities.
AURORA —Practice for 2023-24 winter sports may officially begin today for high schools across the state of Colorado. In addition, scrimmages are scheduled to start on Saturday, Nov. 18, with the first competitions taking place on Monday, Nov. 27.
The National Federation of State High School Associations is kicking off its seventh year of #BecomeAnOfficial! Since the launch of this campaign in 2017, #BecomeAnOfficial has helped recruit over 112,000 applicants who have indicated their interest in becoming an official.
AURORA – The Colorado High School Activites Association hosted their Adviser University Conference at Elevation High School in Centennial on Monday, in an effort to provide a space and an opportunity for educational advisers to collaborate and share ideas with eachother.
AURORA – The Colorado High School Activites Association attended Special Olympics Colorado’s Youth Summit at the Denver Broncos Centura Health Training Center on Friday, and they were represented by Rashaan Davis — CHSAA Assistant Commisioner and Keynote Speaker for the event.
AURORA – Tickets are on sale now for various rounds of the Colorado High School Activities Association’s fall state championships. Below you will find direct links for tickets to specific events. New events will be added as tickets become available.
This week we continue our series of articles highlighting the many faces of leadership throughout the CHSAA membership. Our hope is that by taking a small glimpse into the window of their leadership background, you will gain a greater understand of why they are such strong advocates for the vision and core values of the Colorado High School Activities Association.
As you may have heard, last year the CHSAA Basketball Committee recommended that the implementation of a shot clock be investigated for our member schools for both boys and girls basketball. The discussion has been prominent during many league and district meetings; a number of presentations have been provided to member schools and the CHSAA Board of Directors over the past number of months. Survey data was collected and evaluated a number of times, and to date, the survey data has consistently shown that roughly 60% of member schools support the idea of implementing a shot clock with 40% not in support (328 schools out of 351 with basketball programs reporting).
