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The potential policy change could alter the landscape and balance of North Carolina's high school athletics

A group of 11 N.C. sports legends will be inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame next May. Many of them have Charlotte connections.

The NCHSAA has had four classifications since the 1960s. In the 2025-26 school year, it will expand to eight classifications for all sports.

The NCHSAA’s board concluded its fall meeting with an approved plan for members to compete among eight classifications starting in 2025-26, doubling the current number.

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On Monday, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association informed Craven County Schools it was punishing the New Bern High School football program for using academically-ineligible players during the 2022

Commissioner Que Tucker raised concerns over issues, which include playoff structure and the NCHSAA’s ability to issue grants.

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NCHSAA chief Que Tucker is concerned about the future of prep athletics after lawmakers stripped power away from her association.

The new reality for the NCHSAA, which governs N.C. high school sports, is complicated after Gov. Cooper allowed SB 452 to become law.