The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) softball state championships just concluded last week, with champions named in classes 1A-7A.

The Alabama High School Athletic Association classifies schools from 1A to 7A, with 7A schools having the largest enrollment numbers and 1A schools having the smallest.

A bill sponsored by Representative Brock Colvin in the Alabama House would change how high schools are classified into divisions.

Should high school athletes in Alabama profit from NIL deals? A proposed state bill would make it happen, and invite NCAA-like chaos to come along.

A bill to change how the AHSAA classification system works is moving through the state legislature ...

The Alabama High School Athletic Association State Baseball Playoff Quarterfinals begin this week. The State Baseball Championships begin May 12th through the 16th in Oxford, Alabama and Jacksonville, ...

It is important to remember the Alabama High School Athletic Association is a private association governed by member schools and does not accept public funds in any capacity.

He said NIL deals will make the difference for some students. “ [It] protects life changing experiences for high school athletics, but at the same time, defends our young athletes’ rights to work, and ...

A new bill in the Alabama State House of Representatives could pave the way for high school athletes to profit of their name, image and likeness.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WKRG) — The Alabama High School Athletic Association will look to crack down on the issue of non-compliant transfer student-athletes statewide. Former UMS-Wright head footba… ...