Each year, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) recognizes a school that truly embodies integrity, competitive spirit, and achievement both on and off the field. This prestigious honor highlights programs that go beyond wins and losses to demonstrate character, leadership, and academic success. For 2025-2026, Athens Drive High School has earned this distinguished…
The NCHSAA is proud to announce the recipients of the FloSports Scholarships, recognizing outstanding student-athletes in Cross Country, Indoor Track, and Outdoor Track who have demonstrated excellence in academics, leadership, and athletic achievement. This year’s honorees are: The two recipients for the spring season will be announced later. 2025 FloSports Cross Country Scholarship Bella Strickland…
The NFHS School Honor Roll Program recognizes schools whose coaches have completed professional development through NFHS Learning Center coursework. This national distinction honors a school and its coaches’ dedication and commitment to students and education-based programs. Schools that apply and meet the requirements will earn a banner to hang in their school, highlighting this national achievement. During…
INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Students across the country can now earn a nationally recognized credential that highlights their leadership skills, personal growth, and positive contributions to interscholastic programs and school communities. With the recent launch of the NFHS Learning Center course “Student Mental Wellness,” students are now eligible to earn the new NFHS National Student Credential….
The NCHSAA Men’s Individual Tennis Championships concluded Saturday across four midstate sites: 1A/2A in Holly Springs, 3A/4A in Burlington, 5A/6A in Cary, and 7A/8A in Raleigh.
CHAPEL HILL – The North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s Board of Directors concluded its spring meeting on Wednesday, May 6, at the NCHSAA Offices. During this two-day session, the Directors discussed various agenda items and took formal action on Wednesday. The following day, on Thursday, May 7, the NCHSAA convened its Annual Meeting, where…
CHAPEL HILL — The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Board of Directors voted Wednesday to sanction Men’s Volleyball as an official NCHSAA championship sport, signaling a significant milestone in the continued growth of the sport across the state. Men’s volleyball has seen increasing participation at the school levels throughout North Carolina in recent years….
CHAPEL HILL — The Board of Directors of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association voted on Wednesday to officially sanction Women’s Flag Football as an NCHSAA championship sport, marking a historic step in expanding athletic opportunities for female student-athletes across the state. The decision comes after several years of growing interest and participation in…
