During the second day of the NFL Draft on Friday, April 25, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) held ...

High school recruiting in Wisconsin is about to see a major shake up. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association ...

Approximately 456 representatives from 411 schools were registered to attend the meeting. The WIAA, as defined by its Constitution, is a private, voluntary, unincorporated, and nonprofit organization.

In a 293-108 vote, representatives of WIAA member schools approved an NIL provision at the organization’s annual meeting in ...

The WIAA voted to approve NIL for high school athletes. Attorney General Pam Bondi joins 'America Reports' to discuss the ...

Turner football coach Grant McLain doesn't expect having more contact time available will change his summer plans much. JIMMY ...

High school student-athletes, like NCAA competitors and professional athletes, can now make money off of their “Name, Image ...

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The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association on Friday approved an rule change that will allow student athletes to take ...

Friday at the WIAA's annual meeting the schools voted 293-108 to approve the proposed NIL, making Wisconsin one of more than 40 states that permit student-athletes to enter into NIL opportunities.

The potential to profit off their name, image and likeness away from the sport both intrigues and concerns athletes heading ...

"With today’s vote, member schools have opted to join a growing list of states that allow student-athletes to capitalize on ...