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The state of Illinois moved to Phase 5 as a
part of the Restore Illinois pandemic relief plan on June 11,
2021. As a result of the move to Phase 5, many IHSA sports and
activities have greater autonomy in scheduling, as well as in
hosting fans. Some highlights of the move to Phase 5 include…
All IHSA sports can now schedule contests/meets with and against
any other high school in the state, as well as with out-of-state
opponents. There are no longer any spectator
limitations. All IHSA host venues, indoor and outdoor, may host
fans at 100% capacity. Masks are no longer
required for student-athletes, coaches, and officials in low-
and medium-risk outdoor sports.
In order to help with social distancing and limit gatherings,
the IHSA is utilizing digital ticketing at all remaining
Super-Sectional and State Final venues for the remainder of the
2021 school year. GoFan is the official digital ticketing
partner of the IHSA. Fans can purchase Super-Sectional and State
Final tickets via the GoFan app or at GoFan.co/IHSA
The IHSA Girls and Boys Track & Field State Finals will employ
Eastern Illinois University’s internal digital ticketing
platform. State track & field tickets are available for purchase
by clicking here.
More information can be found on the IHSA's COVID-19 resource
page.
About the IHSA
Founded in 1900, the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) is
a private, not-for-profit organization with more than 800 member
high school schools in the Land of Lincoln. The IHSA’s mission
is governing the equitable participation of over 400,000 high
school students competing in nearly 40 sports and activities.
Headquartered in Bloomington, the IHSA strives to promote
academics, sportsmanship, safety, good citizenship and the
lifelong values that are the foundation of interscholastic
participation. Visit IHSA.org for more information or connect
with the IHSA on Social Media via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram &
and YouTube. The Future Plays Here!
Mission Statement
The IHSA governs the equitable participation in interscholastic
athletics and activities that enrich the
educational experience.
[Matt Troha
Illinois High School Association
Assistant Executive Director] 
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