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The Florida High School Athletic Association was founded on April 9, 1920, by a group of 29 high school principals which met on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville. The organization was founded as the Florida High School Athletic Association. The name was changed to Florida High School Activities Association in 1951.
Volleyball is one of the most popular girls' sports, and strong high school and club programs are found throughout the country. [2] According to a 2022 survey by the National Federation of State High School Associations , volleyball is the second highest sport for female participation at the high school level, trailing outdoor track and field ...
Indoor volleyball; Year U.S. Women's Indoor Finishes U.S. Men's Indoor Finishes; 1964 5th: 9th: 1968 8th: 7th: 1972 did not qualify: did not qualify: 1976 did not qualify: did not qualify: 1980 did not compete (Olympic boycott) did not compete (Olympic boycott) 1984 Silver Gold: 1988 7th Gold: 1992 Bronze Bronze: 1996 7th: 9th: 2000 4th: 11th ...
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The Florida High School Athletic Association fined Monarch High $16,500, ordered the principal and athletic director to attend rules seminars and placed the suburban Fort Lauderdale school on ...
Appearing in their first NCAA title match in school history, the Gators lost to undefeated Southern California in four sets, 25–30, 30–27, 30–19, 30–26. Wise became the first Division I female head coach to coach in a championship match. In addition, Florida set a then-NCAA record of 105 straight games won during the 2003 season.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Florida women's volleyball coach Mary Wise, who has the fourth-most wins in NCAA Division I history, announced her retirement Thursday. Wise, 65, formally stepped down ...
Oviedo is classified by the Florida High School Athletic Association as a Class 8A high school. In February 2007 the school's wrestling team won its fourth consecutive state championship, becoming the only team ever in the history of Florida high school wrestling to win four straight titles in the big schools division (2004–2007).