Ohio High School Athletic Association

The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is a non-profit organization based in Columbus, Ohio. The OHSAA employs 373 people and generates an annual revenue of $15.7 million. Their mission is to oversee and manage high school athletic competition fairly and equitably across the state while emphasizing the importance of athletics as a valuable component of student education. The OHSAA focuses on regulating and administering interscholastic athletic competitions for member schools across a variety of sports. They provide guidelines and policies to ensure fair play, safety, and sportsmanship. The OHSAA also works to promote the educational benefits of athletics, highlighting the values of good citizenship and lifelong learning. The organization is dedicated to recognizing and supporting the academic achievements of student athletes. They recognize the importance of balancing athletic participation with academic excellence. Furthermore, the OHSAA prioritizes the safety and well-being of all participants in interscholastic athletics, implementing safety protocols and promoting a culture of responsible athletic behavior. For more information about the Ohio High School Athletic Association, please visit their website at ohsaa.org.