The 2022-23 school year officially got underway with day one of the All-School Summit Monday, Aug. 1, at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium. Day one was full of information and excitement as CHSAA and its member schools gear up for the coming year.
The Colorado High School Activities Association, in conjunction with the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) hosted the inaugural Officiate Colorado Day Saturday, July 30, in Westminster.
The 2022 CHSAA All-School Summit will be hosted Monday, August 1 and Tuesday, August 2 at Empower Field at Mile High.
By the end of this month, high school students will be returning from the summer break and beginning preparations for another year of participation in high school sports and other activity programs.
The Colorado High School Activities Association has named Bethany Brookens to be the next associate commissioner of the Association.
Today is a very special day as we celebrate one of the most important events in our nation’s history. Certainly, in the 100-plus years of high school sports, there is perhaps nothing more significant and transformative than the passage of Title IX of the Educational Amendments.
The Colorado High School Activities Association has named John Sullivan to be the next assistant commissioner.
Colorado High School Activities Association hall of famer Leslie Moore passed away on Sunday.
The Colorado High School Activities Association names Michael Book to be the next Assistant Commissioner in charge of Sports Officials with intentional focus of on recruitment.
Periodically, The NFHS Voice will be presented in the form of video. This week, NFHS CEO Karissa Niehoff says the boorish behavior of fans who attend sporting events is being normalized and even encouraged. A shift to positive behavior by fans in high school sports must occur if officials are going to be retained. Parents and other fans must come to high school games to cheer for their team’s players – not against the officials or opponents.