The Colorado High School Activities Association and its 352 member schools open the 95th school year with Boys Golf official practice on August 10. All other sports start officially on August 17.
Big changes are ahead for Class 5A football. Beginning with the 2016 season, the classification will move to a 16-team playoff field, a 10-game regular season, and alignment will be set by a waterfall system.
Wade Davis, the executive director of the You Can Play Project, addressed the gathered athletic directors at CHSAA’s annual All-School Summit on Monday.
Eddie Hartnett held up a book of CHSAA’s bylaws, and motioned out to the crowd seated in front of him.
In an address at the annual CHSCA clinic, CHSAA commissioner Paul Angelico urged coaches to keep the focus of high school sports on education and life lessons.
CHSAA commissioner Paul Angelico reflects on the mission of high school sports in an open letter to parents before the 2015-16 school year.
Paul Angelico is entering his sixth school year as commissioner of CHSAA. We caught up with him to talk everything from goals to transfers.
Officials from Colorado have been involved in some of the most important games in history, but got their start on the high school fields.
The NFHS is encouraging every high school in the country to utilize the Emergency Action Planning Program, “Anyone Can Save a Life.”
The Denver-based You Can Play Project will attend the ESPY Awards in Los Angeles to receive the first Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award from ESPN.