Tebow law takes effect, with questions, in Wis. By Paul Katula • Jul 20, 2015 School officials in Wis. are wondering how, in practical terms, a Tim Tebow law there just enacted by Gov Scott Walker will work.
Gender gaps seen in H.S. sports, state by state By Paul Katula • Jun 26, 2015 Md. doesn't have too many schools potentially out of compliance with Title IX, but in IL, more than 1 in 4 schools may be out of compliance.
IL H.S. Assn. settles disability lawsuit By Paul Katula • Jun 24, 2015 A settlement reached by the IHSA and the attorney general in IL will create state championships in a few new sports for students with disabilities.
Illinois high school dynasties & their games By Paul Katula • Jun 16, 2015 We publish a new tool for determining the state titles won by IL schools for a particular event or in a given school year. Part of our /slice project.
Draft photos: IHSA softball 3A, semifinal game 2 By Paul Katula • Jun 14, 2015 We congratulate Washington Community HS on winning the 3A IL state softball championship, defeating Sacred Heart-Griffin and then Marengo.
No-hitter in IL softball Class 4A semifinal By Paul Katula • Jun 12, 2015 To advance to the state final in softball in Class 4A, Nikole Van Gennep of Lincoln-Way East threw a no-hitter after a lengthy rain delay.
Champions set records in Hinsdale, Lincolnshire By Paul Katula • Jun 10, 2015 Hinsdale Central won more athletic titles in 2014-15 than any other school ever has. Stevenson HS joins schools that have won 4+ titles.
IL High School Association has a new director By Press Release • Jun 9, 2015 Craig Anderson will be the 7th executive director at the IHSA, the association that governs sports at public and private high schools in Illinois.
Writing prompts: 1st Triple Crown in 37 years By Paul Katula • Jun 6, 2015 We congratulate American Pharoah on winning the Triple Crown. Like other great athletes, he may become the subject of student essays.
Memory impacted in knock-out concussions By Press Release • May 18, 2015 A brain structure associated with memory was smaller in NFL players who lost consciousness from concussion than in a control group.