LHSAA

The high school spring sports seasons have officially been canceled due to the current pandemic facing the world.

Calling all high school wrestling fans! The Allstate Sugar Bowl LHSAA State Wrestling Tournament is coming to Bossier!

Simply a way to administer championships, or one step closer to full separation?

High school athletics in Louisiana are in jeopardy if Mom and Dad "don't chill out". The LHSAA has issued a strong statement about the behavior of fans at sporting events across the state.

Louisiana Tech's Joe Aillet Stadium in Ruston, Tulane's Yulman Stadium, Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, or even Independence Stadium in Shreveport could all be options.

The way the Many Tigers hit the field for their 2A Playoff game is probably the greatest high school football entrance of all time. See for yourself...

Among the latest proposals is the elimination of Class 1A in football and moving football playing schools in that classification up to Class 2A.

The LHSAA has been under fire for a lot of things over the last 18 months, most of them centered around football. Now it's time to add another to the list. This most recent case is a little more different than the previous squabbles. Because this time instead of adults fighting adults, it involves a student-athlete, and his health...

The LHSAA Executive Committee has reached a decision on the future of Executive Director Eddie Bonine.

The controversy around the LHSAA doesn't seem to be slowing down at all. For over a year now, the LHSAA has been fighting battles against threats from their member schools, state legislators, and now...themselves. After some began to question the decisions of the LHSAA, some of the groups leaders took a defensive tone, which has only led to more divisiveness...

Will there be a new high school athletic governing body? Will the State Legislature get involved? The LHSAA has made their bed, let's see who lies in it.

The Louisiana House of Representatives will debate high school sports playoffs, the split between public and private schools, and the funds to support the LHSAA.