COVID-19 Vaccine/Testing Requirement for State Tournaments
In order to participate in a state tournament event, student-athletes and coaches must be: - Fully vaccinated*;
- Present
a negative antigen or PCR COVID-19 test taken through a CLIA certified
laboratory or under an approved CLIA Certificate of Waiver within 72
hours of the contest (home based tests will not be accepted)**; OR
- Following
a COVID-19 diagnosis, present a written documentation from their
medical provider that includes: (1) at least 10 days have passed from
the date of the first positive test; (2) the student-athlete remains
asymptomatic and without known exposure to COVID-19; AND attesting that
the student-athlete is medically cleared.
*Fully vaccinated = 2 weeks following either: 2 doses of Moderna or Pfizer vaccine; or 1 dose of Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
**For tournaments lasting longer than one day, each
game/match will be a separate contest. E.g. for volleyball matches on
Monday and Friday, a student-athlete would need 2 separate negative
tests.
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HHSAA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
HHSAA postpones Mililani-Kamehameha-Maui girls volleyball first-round match
Posted (Sun) December 5, 2021
Monday’s first-round match between Mililani and Kamehameha-Maui in the HHSAA Division I Girls Volleyball State Championship has been postponed... more 
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HHSAA CROSS COUNTRY
Video from 2021 Girls Cross Country Championships
Posted (Sat) December 4, 2021
Punahou girls and Izzy Ford of Punahou are the champions of the 2021 Cross Country team and individual records. For the division II, Hawaii Baptist took the title... more
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HHSAA CROSS COUNTRY
Scenes from 2021 Cross Country Championship
Posted (Sat) December 4, 2021
Watch the video from 2021 Boys Cross Country in action! Punahou boys captured the boys team championship title, and Kaimana (Jared) Cantere of Maui High took the individual record. Hawaii Baptist is the team champion of division II... more
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HHSAA Updates Fall State Championship Participant and Fan Regulations As a result of State and County Changes
Posted (Thu) December 2, 2021
As a result of changes to state and county COVID-19 restrictions, the HHSAA adjusted its participant and fan regulations as follows... more
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More Than Anything Else, Students Play Sports to Have Fun with Friends
Posted (Wed) December 1, 2021
A recent study by the Aspen Institute confirmed previous surveys in the NFHS Case for High School Activities that the No. 1 reason students compete in sports in high school is... more
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HHSAA State Championship Fan Regulations
Posted (Fri) November 19, 2021
The Hawaii High School Athletic Association welcomes the return of state championships in almost two years... more
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Surveys: Reduction in Concussions, Improvement in Mental Health of High School Athletes
Posted (Wed) November 10, 2021
Working through its member state associations, the NFHS has been the leader in high school sports for more than 100 years... more
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High School Athletics/Activities Participants Making a Difference in Communities
Posted (Wed) October 27, 2021
Throughout the month of October, the NFHS has been promoting the values of high school sports and performing arts during National High School Activities Month... more
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HALL OF FAME
Hawaii Sports Officials Hall of Fame Announces Call for Nominations for the Class of 2022
Posted (Wed) October 13, 2021
The Hawaii Sports Officials Hall of Fame (HSOHOF) board of directors announced today asking the public and officials’ associations to nominate worthy officials for their fifth class of inductees... more
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Acts of Good Sportsmanship on Display in High School Sports
Posted (Wed) October 6, 2021
Perhaps the one aspect of high school sports that best distinguishes it from all other levels of play in our country is the focus on sportsmanship... more
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Title IX Continues to Fuel Growth of Girls and Women’s Sports, Olympic Dominance
Posted (Wed) September 22, 2021
To say that American female athletes dominated the recent Olympics in Tokyo would be an understatement... more
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Hazing Must Not Be Tolerated in High School Sports, Performing Arts
Posted (Wed) September 8, 2021
In a column earlier this year, we shared some lessons we have learned in high school sports and performing arts as a result of the COVID-19 shutdown last year... more
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