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The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference will replace winning‑percentage seeding with a strength‑of‑schedule model for fall soccer tournaments, lowering the girls’ qualification bar to 35 percent and expanding participation across divisions.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference will adopt a new seeding formula for soccer that factors in opponents' strength and adjusts the girls qualifying threshold to 35 percent, aiming for fairer tournament matchups.
The NFHS board has approved rule adjustments, including a three‑tenths‑second requirement and a silent count provision, to bring greater consistency to end‑of‑quarter play.
The NFHS has finalized rule changes that introduce a three‑tenths‑second clock runoff and a silent count mechanism, aiming to standardize officiating across high school basketball.
The NFHS Board of Directors has adopted a set of rule modifications aimed at standardizing timing in the closing minute of games, following a recent rules committee meeting in Indianapolis.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference will crown its flag football champions on May 31 at Windsor High School, featuring a record 22 teams across two divisions.
The CIAC will forgo its June basketball showcases due to low interest and out‑of‑season coaching constraints, planning instead to host events later in the summer.
With graduations and other tournaments overlapping, the CIAC decides to reschedule its scholastic showcases, a move that hinges on future NCAA recruiting rules.