Minnesota State High School League
Official Handbook
Student Eligibility Bylaws
- Amateur Status
- Assault
- Athletic Camps and Clinic
- Awards
- Chemical Eligibility
- Good Standing: General Eligibility Requirements
- National Teams and Olympic Development Programs
- Non-School Competition and Training
- Sexual/Racial/Religious Harassment/Violence and Hazing in League-sponsored Athletic and Fine ARts Activities
Administration of Student Eligibility Bylaws
- Fair Hearing Procedure and Acknowledgement of Rights
- Certifiying Student Elibility
- Cities of the First Class Eligibility Rules
- Eligibility Information Brochure for Athletics and Fine Arts
- Ineligible Student
- Master Eligibility List
- Responsibility for Student Eligibility
- Undue Influence on Students
- Undue Solicition of a Student
Administration of Athletic Program Bylaws
- Cheerleading
- Contest Rules
- Cooperative Sponsorship of an Activity by Two or More Member Schools
- Local Control
- Minimum Requirements for Participation in League-Sponsored Tournaments
- Physical Development Programs
- Protests Against Decisions of Contest Officials
- Reporting Violations of League Bylaws
- Responsibility for Teams, Students, and Spectators
- Sanctions
- Scheduling of Contests
- Sponsored Activities
- Game Officials
Interscholastic Athletic Activities
- Maximum Number of Contests
- Daily/Season Participation Limitations
- Badminton, Girls
- Baseball
- Basketball, Boys and Girls
- Bowling, Adapted, Co-educational
- Cross Country Running, Boys and Girls
- Football
- Golf, Boys and Girls
- Gymnastics, Girls
- Hockey, Boys and Girls/Hockey, Adapted, Co-educational
- Lacrosse, Boys and Girls
- Skiing, Alpine/Nordic Ski Racing, Boys and Girls
- Soccer, Boys and Girls/Soccer, Adapted, Co-educational
- Softball, Boys and Girls/Softball, Adapted, Co-educational
- Swimming and Diving, Boys and Girls
- Synchronized Swimming, Girls
- Tennis, Boys and girls
- Volleyball, Girls
- Wrestling
- Dance Team
Board Policies
As part of the Emerging Status application process, an activity/sport must have a minimum of 20 school-based teams (no more than one per member high school or co-op) competing for two consecutive years prior to the application. In addition, the application for Emerging Status must also include a minimum of 20 teams that will provide a completed commitment form indicating their commitment to register for the activity/sport with the MSHSL should Emerging Status be granted.