Event will celebrate Native American heritage and culture from around the state
Effective with the 2018-19 season, the home team will wear dark jerseys and socks; nine rules changes made by NFHS
Coyotes junior was this year's Division II state champion
Tickets available online through AIA partner Tik-A-Tap
This revision in Rule 1-5-5 and other related rules was one of five rules changes for the 2018 season recommended by the NFHS Football Rules Committee
Breakdown for first-round matchups in all divisions and weight classes for championships at Prescott Valley Events Center Feb. 8-10
NFHS adopts new penalty and signal related to unnecessary delay and a new procedure for warming up between sets that minimizes risk of injury
Senior Maya Smith raced to the Division IV individual state championship this past season with a time of 18:01, leading the Spartans to the team title
Arizona wrestling championships webcast by Trackwrestling through NFHS Network at Prescott Valley Events Center Feb. 8-10
Free app simplifies team management and communication between coaches, parents and student-athletes; protects school districts and coaches from privacy issues
The University of Oregon-bound senior has won the award for the second year in a row
Six more named Arizona State Coach of the Year
Karen Self (girls basketball) and Kristie Stevens (girls tennis) are among 23 high school coaches from across the country selected as 2016-17 National Coaches of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations Coaches Association
Tickets available online through AIA partner Tik-A-Tap
First AIA boys and girls soccer rankings released for the 2017-18 season
Competition begins on January 20 at 8 a.m.
Wolves batter Miami Northwestern 55-20 in Geico State Champions Bowl Series for second win in as many years over nationally-ranked competition.
The most popular online education course on the NFHS Learning Center – “Concussion in Sports” – is now available in Spanish
First AIA boys and girls basketball rankings released for the 2017-18 season
State champions from Arizona, Florida, Maryland and Utah to participate Dec. 23 at Grand Canyon University
Senior Brock Purdy accounted for 4,969 total yards and 61 touchdowns in leading the Pumas to the 6A championship game
Phoenix is slated to host more than 2,000 athletic administrators, spouses, guests and exhibitors who will converge on the “Valley of the Sun” Dec. 8-12 for the 48th annual National Athletic Directors Conference (NADC)
All three AIA championship games from Tucson will be replayed five times on TV
Football teams from Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Utah and Washington hope to secure a spot; televised Dec. 23 on ESPNU
The Thomas E. Frederick Award of Excellence is a prestigious award presented each year to an NIAAA member whose loyalty to the association and contributions to the profession represent excellence in achievement
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