OHSAA Member Schools Approve Transfer, NIL Bylaw Changes

Ohio high school principals just voted on 12 sports rule changes — here's the 1 that didn't make it

COLUMBUS, Ohio — High schools across the state passed 11 of 12 proposed revisions to the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s constitution and bylaws during its annual referendum voting period, but the one issue that did not pass will limit options for some student-athletes.Issue 2B is a new exception that would have allowed students at schools that do not offer specific sports to participate for another school in that sport. The proposal wou…

OHSAA approves major changes for transfers, NIL regulations - Peak of Ohio

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced that Ohio schools approved 11 of 12 proposed rule changes during this year’s annual referendum vote, meaning several updates to eligibility, transfers, and NIL rules are now set to take effect for the 2026-27 school year. The only […]

OHSAA announces results from annual referendum voting period

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced Monday afternoon the results of the 12 proposed changes to the OHSAA constitution and bylaws during the annual referendum voting period this month.There was one constitution item, three seventh-eighth grade school bylaw items and eight high school bylaw items.A simple majority of the votes cast by the OHSAA membership is the only way to amend the bylaws and constitution. Member schools are requ…

OHSAA member schools vote down proposed transfer rule for second time

A proposed rule alteration which would have allowed public school students to play on sports teams in other districts than the one they attend did not pass for a second

OHSAA member schools pass 11 of 12 referendum items; high school issue 2B fails; District Athletic Board election results also announced | The Highland County Press

Ohio High School Athletic Association member schools passed 11 of 12 proposed revisions to the OHSAA Constitution and Bylaws during the OHSAA’s annual referendum voting period, which ended Friday at 4 p.m.