NFHS: Take Precautions Against COVID-19, Heat

Jul 29, 2021

Periodically, The NFHS Voice will be presented in the form of video. As the new school year begins, NFHS executive director Karissa Niehoff looks forward to everyone being back together, while encouraging schools to take precautions against heat and COVID-19, which would include the opportunity for students to be vaccinated.

Transgender Women's Volleyball Player Sparks Forfeits and Title IX Lawsuit

October 1, 2024

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Attorneys Submit Revised Language in Major NIL Settlement in Hopes of Judge's Approval

'Varsity Blues' Dad Sues USC for Fraud, Demands Donation Return

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Reggie Bush Sues USC, Pac-12 and NCAA for Retroactive NIL Worth

Transgender Women's Volleyball Player Sparks Forfeits and Title IX Lawsuit

Blaire Fleming has played on the women’s volleyball team at SJSU for three years. Prior to her time as a spartan, Fleming played at Coastal Carolina as well. According to reporting by WFIN, several teammates had no idea Fleming was transgender.

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A Positive Play on Aquatic Staffing Problems

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Pool closings due to short staffing is a challenge many agencies face. But a recent trend toward spraygrounds has accelerated as a solution to extend the aquatic season. Here are some factors to consider for those looking to invest in these alternatives.

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Attorneys Submit Revised Language in Major NIL Settlement in Hopes of Judge's Approval

Attorneys negotiating a major settlement that could reshape the business model of college sports have submitted new language to their agreement after the judge in the case ordered the association and the players in the case to go back to the drawing...

'Varsity Blues' Dad Sues USC for Fraud, Demands Donation Return

A parent involved in the “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal, who had his fraud and bribery convictions overturned, has sued the University of Southern California.

Reggie Bush Sues USC, Pac-12 and NCAA for Retroactive NIL Worth

Reggie Bush is suing the University of Southern California, the Pac-12 Conference and the NCAA, retroactively seeking compensation for the name, image and likeness worth he possessed as a Heisman Trophy-winning player 20 years ago.

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Two Gettysburg College Swim Team Members Suspended After Slur Etched Into Student's Body

Two members of the swim team at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania have been suspended after it was reported that a racial slur was scratched onto a student's body.

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University of Maryland Baltimore County Ex-Athletic Director Sues School for Defamation

Brian Barrio was hired as the athletic director in 2020, in the midst of a sexual misconduct scandal with the school’s head swim coach, Chad Cradock.

Former New England Patriots Player Arrested for Assaulting an Elderly Man in Planet Fitness

The four-time Super Bowl champion was arrested in a Planet Fitness on Wednesday for assaulting an elderly man, Juan Mario.

Athletic Trainer Resigns After Title IX Investigation Finds 'No Preponderance' of Sexual Harassment

An athletic trainer at Legacy of Educational Excellence (LEE) High School in San Antonio has resigned after school administrators failed to provide a safe environment for her.

Assistant Track Coach Arrested for Inappropriate Relationship with a Minor

Jonathan Xavier Cabral, assistant track coach at Foothill High School, was arrested by the Laguna Beach police after an investigation the 24-year-old man’s alleged relationship with a 14-year-old girl.

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FBI Investigating Failed Overseas Trip by GMU Men's Basketball

The FBI has entered the picture to try and understand whether the whole trip, organized by The VII Group, was a big misunderstanding or a nearly perfect scam.

Ex-Michigan Football Players File $50M Lawsuit Against NCAA and Big Ten Network

Four former University of Michigan football players have filed a class action lawsuit against the Big Ten Network and the NCAA seeking $50 million for their name, image and likeness rights.

Fan Injured in Dodger Stadium Security Confrontation Collects Percentage of Negligence Claim

Failure to protect people from known risks is the most common reason sports and recreation facilities end up in court. This is why sports facilities have a duty to hire security to protect fans from other unruly fans and maintain order at the event.

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