The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced that it will sanction a state championship event in girls flag football beginning in 2026.

The golf season begins on Monday for member schools of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, which marks the OHSAA’s 120th year for interscholastic athletics in Ohio. All other fall sports begin ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced on Thursday that it will sanction a state championship in girls flag ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced on Thursday that it will sanction a state championship event in girls flag football beginning in the spring of 2026. The announcement was made at a ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association has amended a policy that allowed fewer than 10 transgender students to take part in athletics last school year after a law went into effect banning trans ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association is continuing to address fan behavior, and this winter, it is asking students from its member schools to help. As a part of its Respect the Game program ...

The Ohio High School Athletic Association released its 2022 statewide baseball tournament brackets on Sunday. Here's a look at where area teams will be headed for tournament play.

Twelve of 13 referendum items passed during the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s recent voting period, the organization announced Tuesday.. The one that failed demonstrated a marked shift ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — State lawmakers are taking action against the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), accusing the organization of price-gouging and retaliating against a new law.

With practices for all fall sports beginning this Sunday, August 1 and the season kicking off later that month, the Ohio High School Athletic Association has sent updates and reminders to its 817 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio High School Athletic Association will vote on 14 referendum items in May, including a resolution that would allow name, image and likeness deals for high school ...

It’s true. According to a recent survey by the National Association of Sports Officials, more than 75 percent of all high school officials say "adult behavior" is the primary reason they quit.