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Ridaught: New championships at stake for FHSAA member schools
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Mainstreet Daily News Gainesville
This fall, there are 10 championship games for Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) member schools.
Two new championships, the Open Division Championship and the Independent League Championship, are among the changes to come for high school sports this school year.
See Member BenefitsJoin Our NewsletterThe Open Division is a championship platform that highlights Florida’s top high school teams.
The FHSAA Independent League will feature two divisions, Pool A and Pool B, each with North and South regions.
“We have about 280 in our high school, so we’ll be playing with some much bigger schools.