The Latest Headlines from the New York State Public High School Athletic Association
January 2019
Executive Committee Meeting Agenda
The NYSPHSAA Executive Committee will hold it's quarterly meeting on Friday, February 1 at the Embassy Suites in Saratoga.

As always there are important action and discussion items on the agenda that you should be aware of.

The Committee is expected to vote on the following key topics:

  • Establishing criteria to allow six classifications for sports with more that 500 participating schools at the NYSPHSAA Championships

  • The use of NFHS rules when available

  • Championship site approvals for Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, Softball and Girls Lacorsse

To see the complete Executive Committee agenda please click here
Get Your Tickets Now!
Tickets are now on sale for the 2019 Wrestling Dual Meet Championships.

The SRC Arena and Events Center in Syracuse will host the event for the second straight year on Saturday, January 26.

Click here to purchase advance tickets for the Wrestling Dual Meet Championships.
Captains Club-December 2018
Have you seen the latest edition of the NYSPHSAA Captains Club, presented by the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association?

Last month we featured the Lakeland field hockey team from Section 1, the longest running dynasty in an team sport in NYSPHSAA history. The Hornets played in the state title game again in 2018, but there is more to their story than just wins and losses.

If you would like to suggest a story for a future edition of the Captains Club email Kristen Jadin.
Make Your Impact Known with the Community Service Challenge
NYSPHSAA has partnered with "Team Up 4 Community" to provide a FREE platform for students, coaches, teams, administrators, and schools to apply for the NYSPHSAA Community Service Challenge.

A challenge will take place each sports season. A team does not need to be in season to apply. The NYSPHSAA SAAC will determine a winner after each season’s submission deadline.

Winter submissions for the Community Service Challenge are now being accepted. The deadline to submit is Monday, March 4.

Free Hazing Prevention Course
For the 2018-19 school year, NYSPHSAA is proud to offer all its member schools a free hazing prevention course.

The course is presented by Hazing Prevention.org and AliveTek, in conjunction with NYSPHSAA.

For more information on the course, or to register click here
Want to be an Official?
Check out the officials page on nysphsaa.org. It has important information for current officials and information on signing up if you are interested in becoming an official.

Click here to visit the officials page
Free Courses Avaliable from NFHS
Did you know the NFHS offers free on-line educational courses on a variety of topics?

The latest course is focused on Student Mental Health and Suicide prevention. For a complete list of the courses available click here.
#MyReasonWhy
Don't forget to tell us #MyReasonWhy on social media. Tell us why you participate in sports, after school activities, coach, officiate or any way athletics have made a difference in your life.
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