Iowa Announces New NIL Rules for High School Sports

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Governing bodies for high school athletics in Iowa have announced a new policy that allows high school athletes to earn money for their name, image or likeness.

While NIL rules are just more than a year old at the college level, Iowa's two athletic government bodies — the Iowa High School Athletic Association, which governs the boys high school sports, and the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union — announced Wednesday they were updating rules to include guidance for high school athletes.

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