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2017-18: Financial Review































                The fans of Decatur Central, New Palestine, Speedway and Pioneer high schools saw their
                teams win state softball championships at Bittinger Stadium on the Purdue University
                campus, one of the premier softball venues in the United States.



                The Indiana High School Athletic Associa-  catastrophic medical insurance for over
                tion, Inc. is a private not-for-profit 501(c)(3)   160,000 student-athletes while participating
                corporation that receives no federal, state or   in interscholastic athletics and practices
                local funding to augment its operation. The   at our member-schools, blanket accident
                IHSAA garners revenue from the proceeds   insurance for all licensed contest officials,
                of ticket sales during state championship   rules books and publications for member-
                tournament series events, the licensure of   schools. The IHSAA is proud to offer these
                nearly 8,000 contest officials, media rights   services and many more without charge.
                fees and corporate partnerships. Annually,   Additionally, the Association does not assess
                the accounting firm of Petrow Leemhuis   an annual membership fee or charge entry
                Vincent and Kane performs an audit of the   fees to participate in tournament series
                Corporation’s finances and prepares and files   events while allowing every member-school
                appropriate tax forms for the Association.   admittance into any and all tournament
                These processes are completed during the   series events they choose to contest. Finally,
                months of September and October each year.  through our partnership with Special Olym-
                                                         pics Indiana, 95 IHSAA member-schools
                In 2017-18, the IHSAA returned over      received a total of $116,000 for their Unified
                $2.67 million dollars to member-schools   Sports® Track and Field program bringing
                from tournament series events in the     the total disbursement to membership at
                form of reimbursements and stipends      $2.78 million dollars in 2017-18.
                while retaining $2.39 million to sustain
                services provided to the membership.
                Those amenities include the provision of














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