WIAA policy change bars transgender athletes from competing in girls sports
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association recently updated a policy to comply with federal directives which stipulate only students whose sex assigned at birth was female are allowed to compete in high school athletics,
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WIAA girls tournament: Central Wisconsin 2025 playoff basketball guide; times, infoEverything you need to know about Central Wisconsin teams competing in the upcoming playoffs, including dates, times, and ...
The Wisconsin (WIAA) high school girls basketball's road to the state title begins on Tuesday, February 25 with opening round ...
The WIAA took the step of banning athletes assigned male at birth from competing in girls events. Here's what to know about ...
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WIAA Wrestling: Central Wisconsin's 37 girl wrestlers to watch at state sectionalsHere is a look at Central Wisconsin’s 37 high school girls wrestling prospects to watch during WIAA sectionals. Central ...
Two state records, a historic 1-2 finish for Cedarburg and a leading area team finish from Whitefish Bay highlights WIAA D2 ...
Area boys looked to punch their ticket to the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament at various sectionals across the state.
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WIAA Wrestling: 49 Central Wisconsin wrestlers to watch at sectionalsThe WIAA state tournament rages ahead this week, and plenty of area grapplers are worthy of keeping your attention down the ...
The sophomore's determination paid off with his first state medals, helping lead the Eagles to another top-10 team finish.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) updated their policy in regard to student eligibility in sports.
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