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Ohio IAAA Claims the Top Spot for NIAAA Membership [NIAAA]

August 16, 2018 • By National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association

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Ohio IAAA claims the top spot for NIAAA membership numbers from among the 51 state athletic administrator associations. Ohio grew by 117 last year to reach 667. The New York SAAA set the all-time NIAAA membership record at 686 set in 2006-07. The top 15 states by membership include:

Ohio ----------------- 667
New York ---------- 586
Indiana ------------- 577
Michigan ----------- 576
Wisconsin --------- 416
Minnesota --------- 406
Missouri ------------ 400
Pennsylvania ----- 392
California ---------- 358
New Jersey ------- 332
Maryland ---------- 320
North Carolina --- 318
Massachusetts -- 311
Iowa --------------- 306
Virginia ----------- 278

 

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