IHSAA sanctions boys volleyball and girls wrestling as official sports

In the upcoming school year, Boys Volleyball and Girls Wrestling will receive full recognition from the IHSAA. These sports were added to the emerging sport process in 2022 and have since grown in popularity and participation. Over 1,400 students are now involved in girls wrestling at 177 different schools, including those in the Tri-State area.

Mt. Vernon and Reitz high schools have developed strong girls wrestling programs, with Reitz Wrestling Coach Scott Ferguson expressing excitement about the sport’s growth with IHSAA recognition. He believes that full recognition will help girls wrestling continue to expand, as more girls are inspired to join the sport. Junior Girls Wrestler Lili Greenfield also encourages others to give it a try, highlighting the fun and learning opportunities that come with participating in wrestling.

In addition to girls wrestling, boys volleyball was also added to the list of officially sanctioned IHSAA sports. This move reflects the growing popularity and participation in both sports, with the expectation that more schools and students will get involved in the upcoming fall season. The recognition of Boys Volleyball and Girls Wrestling as official sports by the IHSAA marks a significant milestone for both programs and sets the stage for continued growth and success in high school athletics.

By Aiden Johnson

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