Makenzie Brown signed with the Tulsa softball program Friday.
Champaign Central, Danville and Mahomet-Seymour all were represented in this early signing period class Wednesday.
The Buffaloes' volleyball and softball coach is one of the first recipients of the IHSA's COUNTRY Financial Teacher Spotlight.
The IHSA Board of Directors on Monday also approved club sports-related rules that will allow for some flexibility in multiple ventures.
IHSA representatives on Monday released a document indicating guidelines for and addressing questions about the organization's new fall contact days.
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There won’t be any IHSA state tournaments this fall, but athletes in golf, cross-country, girls’ tennis and girls’ swimming and diving won’t be completely left out in the cold as it pertains to playoff action.
Even without a high school softball season under her belt, the Buffaloes athlete will be going international in the sport.
IHSA Executive Director Craig Anderson indicated last month postseason events may take on more of a regionalized approach. If they happen at all.
Did traditional spring sports get the 'short end of the stick' via the IHSA Board of Directors' latest decision?
Competitors in spring and summer ventures — especially volleyball in the spring (Feb. 15-May 1) and baseball and softball in the summer (May 3-June 26) — may have difficult decisions to make.
Questions remain as high school sports in Illinois will proceed this upcoming school year unlike any other in history
'It’s going to be important for coaches to share those days and get those kids something to do but we’re not wearing them out,' Unity athletic director and football coach Scott Hamilton said.
Today’s topic: What will area schools do about letting fans attend sporting events this upcoming school year?
Football, volleyball and boys' soccer all moving to the spring under new guidelines unveiled Wednesday afternoon
The following sports are among those that will happen in the spring, between Feb. 15 and May 1: Football, volleyball, boys' soccer.
SJ-O graduate cherishing time on travel ball circuit
At least we hope so as IHSA officials prepare to meet with state health and education officials on Friday
The IHSA on Friday will take another step toward determining the fate of Illinois' 2020 fall high school sports, with organization representatives slated to meet with leaders of both the Illinois Department of Public Health and Illinois State Board of Education on that day.
Latest clarifications, provided on Wednesday, are for mask wearing and use of football equipment.
The IHSA no longer will create independent guidelines for its "Return To Play" literature, with organization officials announcing Tuesday they'll defer to state departments and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker on all future decisions.
Local schools are getting help from the National Federation of State High School Associations for upgraded equipment amid the coronavirus pandemic
IHSA executive director possibility of a shortened fall sports season: 'I think we’re getting closer to that'
New sports complex the centerpiece of proposal as Champaign County tries to land another IHSA event
Required masks for athletes and changing protocols is an especially contentious point amid Thursday's announcement of Phase 4 adjustments.
Less than a week after the IHSA released Phase 4 of the its "Return To Play" guidelines, organization officials on Thursday published significant rules amendments that, in part, prohibit direct contact between athletes.
It was an unusual school year in more ways than one, with the COVID-19 pandemic wiping out most of spring athletics. But plenty of highlights and memories still were created.
Tuscola graduate staying active despite abbreviated 2020 season pitching for Illinois State softball
The group includes three former Illini and one past member of the St. Louis Cardinals' system.
As with Phase 1, varying approaches are being taken to the latest IHSA COVID-19 mandates.
Boys' basketball and baseball are off table after 2020-21 school year, with girls' basketball possibly following.
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