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Висконсин мектептер аралық атлетикалық қауымдастығы (WIAA) – Висконсин штатындағы жоғары мектеп спортын басқаратын орган. Оның тарихы 1895 жылға дейін жетеді, бұл оны елдегі үздіксіз жұмыс істеп келе жатқан ең көне жоғары мектеп спорт ұйымы етеді. Қауымдастық штаттағы 10 000-нан астам төрешіге лицензия беру бағдарламасын ұсынады және штаттың 400-ге жуық мектеп округінің 100-інің орта мектеп және гимназия спортын қадағалайды. Оның міндеттеріне түрлі спорт түрлері бойынша штаттық турнирлерді ұйымдастыру, спортшылардың қатысу құқығын және конференциялардың құрамын бақылау, сондай-ақ спорттық әдепті насихаттау кіреді.
High school sports governing body
the governing body of high school sports in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) is the regulatory body for all high school sports in Wisconsin. Its history dates to 1895, making it the earliest continually existing high school athletic organization in the country. It also provides the licensing program for more than 10,000 officials in the state, and oversees junior high or middle school athletics in about 100 of the state's nearly 400 school districts. Among its duties are the administration of state tournament series in its various sports, overseeing eligibility and conference alignment, and promoting sportsmanship.
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WIAA өзінің бастауын 1896 жылғы желтоқсанда Висконсин университеті (Мэдисон) ұйымдастырған штаттық жеңіл атлетика жарысынан кейін штаттық мұғалімдер қауымдастығының бір бөлігі өткізген жиын деп есептейді. Жиындар ережелер комитетінің құрылуына, одан кейін WIAA басқарушы органы болып табылатын Бақылау кеңесінің құрылуына әкелді. Онда 11 мүше бар, жетісі аймақтар бойынша, үшеуі жалпы тізімнен және Висконсин мектептер қауымдастығынан бір өкіл сайланады. 18 мүшеден тұратын Консультативтік кеңес басқару және кеңес беру жөніндегі функцияларды атқарады. Оның құрамына ірі, орта және шағын мектептерден бес адамнан, жалпы тізімнен әйел және азаматтық азшылық өкілдерінен бір-бір өкіл, сондай-ақ мемлекеттік емес мектептен бір өкіл кіреді. 2000 жылға дейін WIAA мүшелері тек мемлекеттік мектептер ғана болды. Жеке мектептер Висконсин тәуелсіз мектептер атлетика қауымдастығына мүше болған. Бұл ұйым таратылатынын жариялағаннан кейін WIAA жеке мектептерге қатысуға рұқсат беру үшін ережелерін өзгертті. WIAA, кейбір басқа штаттардан айырмашылығы, жеке мектептердің спортшыларды тартудағы ықтимал артықшылықтарын теңестіру үшін жеке мектептердің оқушы санына коэффициент қосылмайды. WIAA 1897 жылы штаттағы жеңіл атлетика жарысын, ал 1920 жылы алғашқы штаттағы ұлдар баскетбол турнирін өткізді. Ұлдар спортының қатарына 1913 жылы кросс-кантри, 1923 жылы гольф, 1925 жылы теннис және жүзу қосылды. 1940 жылдары күрес (1940), волейбол (1948) және бейсбол (1948) қосылды; 1950 жылдары шаңғы және керлинг, ал 1960 жылдары гимнастика енгізілді. WIAA бұл спорт түрлерін тоқтатты. 1965 жылы жазғы қатысушыларға арналған екінші бейсбол турнирі өткізілді, бірақ 2018 жылғы маусымнан кейін қатысушылардың азаюына байланысты ол тоқтатылды. 1970 жылы мұз үстіндегі хоккей, 1982 жылы футбол қосылды, ал волейбол (1982 жылы тоқтатылған) 2000 жылы турнир статусына қайта оралды. Футбол мойындалған спорт түрі болды, бірақ чемпионаттар 1920 жылдары қысқа ғана уақыт өткізілді. WIAA 1976 жылы плей-оффты қайта бастады. WIAA 1970 жылдары қыздар спортын қосуды бастады. Алғашқысы жүзу (1970) болды, содан кейін 1971 жылы гимнастика, жеңіл атлетика және теннис, 1972 жылы гольф және 1973 жылы волейбол қосылды. 1975 жылы кросс-кантри тізімге қосылды, содан кейін 1976 жылы баскетбол және софтбол енгізілді. Қыздар футболы 1983 жылы штаттағы турнирді қосты. 2002 жылы мұз үстіндегі хоккей қосылды. Соңғысы – 2021 жылы қыздар күресі.
The WIAA considers its start to be a meeting in December 1896 of part of the state teachers association following a state track and field meet organized by the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Meetings led to the formation of a rules committee, followed by a Board of Control, which is still the WIAA's governing board. It has 11 members, seven chosen by regions, three at large and a representative from the Wisconsin Association of School Boards. An Advisory Council, made up of 18 members, also provides governance and advice. It is made up of 15 members, five each from large, medium and small schools, a gender at large representative, a minority at large representative and a nonpublic school representative. Until 2000, only public schools were WIAA members. Private schools had belonged to the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association. When that organization announced it would shut down, the WIAA changed its rules to allow private schools. The WIAA, unlike some other states, does not add a multiplier to enrollment of private schools to contend with perceived advantages private schools have in drawing athletes. The WIAA held its own state track meet in 1897 and its first state boys' basketball tournament in 1920. For boys' sports, it added cross country (1913), golf (1923), tennis (1925), and swimming (1925). In the 1940s, wrestling (1940), volleyball (1948) and baseball (1948) were added; in the 1950s, skiing and curling, and in the 1960s, gymnastics. These sports have been dropped by the WIAA. 1965 also brought a second baseball tournament, this one for summer participants, which was dropped after the 2018 season due to dwindling participation. Ice hockey was added in 1970, Soccer (1982) was added, and volleyball, which had been dropped (in 1982), returned to tournament status in 2000. Football was a recognized sport but championships were only held briefly in the 1920s. The WIAA resumed playoffs in 1976. The WIAA started adding girls sports in the 1970s. Swimming (1970) was the first, followed by gymnastics, track, and tennis in 1971, golf (1972), and volleyball (1973). Cross country joined the list in 1975, then basketball and softball (1976). Girls' soccer added a state tournament in 1983. Ice hockey was added in 2002. The most recent is Girls' Wrestling in 2021.
Ұсынылатын спорт түрлері
WIAA бөлімдер деп атаған сыныптардың саны спорт түріне байланысты әр түрлі болады. Футболдан басқа, спорт түрін демеушілік ететін барлық мектептер турнирге қатысады. Жекпе-жектерді анықтау үшін бірнеше командалық және жеке спорт түрлерінде сеяқау қолданылады. Турнир құрылымы көп командалы аймақтық жарыстардан басталады, әдетте бір мектепте, содан кейін секциялық жарыстар, көбінесе бейтарап алаңда (егер аймақтық жарыстың командасы өзі қабылдайтын секциялыққа өтсе, басқаша), және соңында штаттық жарыс.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Крос-кантри — Ұлдар мен қыздар арасында кросс-кантри бойынша үш дивизия бар. Чемпионат Висконсин штатының Рапидс қаласындағы Риджс гольф алаңында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Қыздар волейболы — Бес дивизия бар. Чемпионат Грин-Бэйдегі Реш орталығында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Ер балалар волейболы — Бір дивизия бар. Финал Милуокидегі Висконсин лютеран колледжінде өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Бейсбол — Төрт дивизия бар. WIAA штаттық бейсбол чемпионаты Гранд-Чут қаласындағы Fox Cities стадионында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Гимнастика — Екі дивизия бар. Чемпионаттар Висконсин штатының Рапидс қаласындағы Линкольн орта мектебінде өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Баскетбол — Ұлдар мен қыздар баскетболында бес дивизия бар. Ұлдар чемпионаты Мэдисон қаласындағы Коль орталығында, ал Коль орталығында NCAA баскетбол турнирінің аймақтық турнирі өтетін жылдары Альянт Энергия орталығында немесе Висконсин Филд Хауста өтеді. Қыздар чемпионаты Грин-Бэйдегі Реш орталығында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Футбол — Жеті дивизия бар. Командалар штаттық турнирге қатысу үшін .500 немесе одан жоғары конференциялық көрсеткішке ие болуы керек. 32 командадан тұратын жеті плей-офф өтеді, барлық чемпионаттық ойындар Медисондағы Кэмп Рэндалл стадионында Алғыс айту күнінен бір апта бұрын өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Күршік — Үш дивизия бар. Жеке чемпионаттар Мэдисон қаласындағы Коль орталығында, ал командалық чемпионаттар Мэдисон қаласындағы Университеттік алаң үйінде өтеді. Аймақтық жарыстар жеке және командалық жарыстар үшін өткізіледі, аймақтық жарысты жеңген команда командалық секцияға қатысады, оның барлық мүшелері жеке секцияға қатысқан-қатыспағанына қарамастан.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Мұз үстіндегі хоккей — Ұлдар үшін екі және қыздар үшін бір дивизия бар. Чемпионаттар 2023 жылға дейін Мэдисондағы Alliant Energy Center-де өтті, содан кейін Миддлтондағы Боб Сьютердің Capitol Ice Arena-ға көшті.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Жеңіл атлетика — Ұлдар мен қыздардың жеңіл атлетикасы үш дивизиядан тұрады. Чемпионат Ла-Кросс қаласындағы Ветерандар ескерткіш стадионында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Футбол — Ұлдар мен қыздар футболында төрт дивизия бар. Штаттық турнир Милуокидегі Улейн футбол паркінде өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Софтбол — Бес дивизия бар. Штаттық турнир Мэдисондағы Гудман Даймонд стадионында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Жүзу — Екі дивизия бар. Штаттық жарыс Висконсин университетінің Мэдисондағы Нататорийінде өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Гольф — Қыздар гольфінде екі және ұлдарда үш дивизия бар. Екі чемпионат та 1994 жылдан бері Мэдисондағы Университет Ридж гольф алаңында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Теннис — Ұлдар мен қыздар теннисінде екі дивизия бар. Чемпионаттар Мэдисон қаласындағы Нильсен стадионында өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Қыздар күресі — Мадисон қаласындағы Коль орталығында ұлдар турнирімен бірге өткізілетін бір дивизия бар. Секциялық жарыста жеке чемпиондар штаттық жарысқа қатысады. Қыздар үшін командалық штаттық турнир жоқ.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Лакросс — 2023 жылы WIAA-ға қосылды, санкцияланған маусым 2024 жылы өтеді. Чемпионаттар Sun Prairie, WI-дегі Эшли Филдте өтеді.
The number of classes referred to as divisions by the WIAA, and numbered so that 1 includes the largest schools while higher numbers include smaller schools varies by sport. Except for football, all schools sponsoring a sport are in the tournament. Seeding is used for matchups in several team sports and in individual sports. The tournament structure starts with multi team regionals, usually at the site of one school, followed by sectionals, usually at a neutral site (unless a team in the regional gets to a sectional it is hosting), and then state. Cross country — There are three divisions for both boys' and girls' cross country. The championships are held at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Girls' volleyball — There are five divisions. The championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Boys' volleyball — There is one division. Finals are held at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee. Baseball — There are four divisions. The WIAA State Baseball Championships are held at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute. Gymnastics — There are two divisions. Championships are held at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids. Basketball — Both boys' and girls' basketball have five divisions. The boys' championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, or the Alliant Energy Center or Wisconsin Field House in years where the Kohl Center hosts NCAA basketball tournament regionals at the same time. The girls' championships are held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. Football — There are seven divisions. Teams must have a .500 conference record or better to qualify for the state tournament. There are seven 32 team playoffs, with all championship games held at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison the week before Thanksgiving. Wrestling — There are three divisions. Individuals championships are held at the Kohl Center in Madison, while team state championships are held at the University Field House in Madison. Regionals serve both individual and team competitions, with the team winning the regional going to the team sectional including all of its members, whether they qualified for the individual sectional or not. Ice hockey — There are two divisions for boys' ice hockey and one division for girls' ice hockey. The championships were held at Alliant Energy Center in Madison until 2023, when they moved to Bob Suter's Capitol Ice Arena in Middleton. Track and field — There are three divisions in both boys' and girls' track and field. The championships are held at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse. Soccer Boys' and girls' soccer have four divisions. The state tournament is held at Uhlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. Softball — There are five divisions. The state tournament is held at Goodman Diamond in Madison. Swimming There are two divisions. The state meet is held at the University of Wisconsin Natatorium in Madison. Golf There are two divisions in girls golf and three divisions for boys. Both championships are held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison since 1994. Tennis There are two divisions for both boys and girls tennis. Championships are held at Nielsen Stadium in Madison. Girls' Wrestling There is one division held at the Kohl Center in Madison with the boys' tournament. Individual champions at the sectional qualify for state. There is no team state tournament for girls only. Lacrosse Added to the WIAA in 2023, with the sanctioned season taking place in 2024. Championships are held at Ashley Field in Sun Prairie, WI.
Конференциялар
WIAA 1980 жылдары бірнеше дау-жанжалдан кейін спорттық конференцияларды бақылауды өз міндеттеріне қосты. Бұрын мектептер өздері бірігіп жұмыс істеген. WIAA-ның міндеті – шамамен бірдей сандағы мектептерден құралған конференцияларды бір-біріне жақын арақашықтықта ұстау. Футболдан басқа, конференция чемпионаттары команданың турнирдегі орналасуына ешқандай ықпал етпейді.
The WIAA added overseeing of athletic conferences to its duties in the 1980s after several disputes. Previously, schools had banded together on their own. The WIAA's role is to keep conferences consisting of similar sized schools within a reasonable distance of each other. Except for football, conference championships do not have any effect on a team's tournament seeding.
Ынтымақтастық топтары
1982 жылы WIAA кооперативтік командаларды бекітті, бұл екі немесе одан көп мектепке өздерінің жетешті спортшылары болмаған спорт түрінде команда құруға мүмкіндік берді. Мектептер көбінесе мектеп аттарының дефиспен біріктірілген түрімен аталады, бірақ кейбіреулері есімдерінен өзгеше команда атауы мен талисманды таңдайды. Қатысушы мектептер бір географиялық аймақта орналасуы керек және кем дегенде екі жылға бірігуге міндетті, алайда WIAA мерзімінен бұрын таратуға рұқсат беруі мүмкін. Сонымен қатар, біріктірілген команда қатысатын конференция да мақұлдауы тиіс. Команданың қай турнир дивизионында ойнайтыны екі мектептің жалпы оқушы санымен анықталады. Бұл ереже кіші мектептерге футбол және жеңіл атлетика сияқты көп спортшы талап ететін спорт түрлері үшін бірігуге, ал үлкен мектептерге қызығушылығы төмен спорт түрлері үшін бірігуге мүмкіндік берді.
In 1982, the WIAA approved cooperative teams, allowing two or more schools to combine to form a team in a sport where neither school has enough athletes to run the sport on its own. The schools are generally referred to by a hyphenated version of their school names, although some choose a unique team nickname and mascot. The schools involved must be in the same geographical area and combine for at least two years, although the WIAA may approve an early release. In addition, the conference the combined team will compete in must approve. The total enrollment of the two schools determines which tournament division the team plays in. The rule has allowed smaller schools to combine for sports such as football and track which require larger numbers, and larger schools to combine for sports with low interest.