LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) voted Friday to allow NIL deals for high school student-athletes. "We're like the 40th state now that has accepted ...

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In addition to the newly approved NIL opportunities for student athletes, the WIAA also approved several other constitutional amendments, including expanding the time coaches can make contact with ...

ASHWAUBENON (WLUK) -- Last week at the WIAA's annual meeting, member schools approved name, image and likeness for high school students. NIL will be implemented in May or June, opening the pathway ...

In a 293-108 vote, member schools of the WIAA approved a new rule – NIL deals for high school athletes. But, there are some restrictions in this already controversial rule. WIAA athletes can not ...

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The following are the NIL activities that WIAA officials say are prohibited: The student shall not appear in the uniform of the student’s school and does not utilize the marks, logos ...

Name, image and likeness is coming to Wisconsin high school sports. So is much more summer contact between coaches and athletes.

The approved language permits NIL activities that are not associated or identified with their respective school team, school, conference or the WIAA and are in accordance with other prohibited NIL ...

The lawmakers recently said they were preparing to introduce a bill that would “grant high school athletes the right to participate in endorsement deals,” effectively superseding the WIAA’s authority.