After more than three decades of service to education-based athletics in North Carolina, Que Tucker has announced she will retire as Commissioner of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, effective October 1, 2026.
She joined the NCHSAA staff in 1991 after serving as an assistant women’s basketball coach at North Carolina State University under legendary head coach Kay Yow.
In December 2015, Tucker was officially named Commissioner of the Association, becoming the first woman and first African American to hold the position in NCHSAA history.
A Currituck County High School track athlete was recently injured. A community 5K has been organized to support her and her family. Join us by running, walking, or showing up in school colors to show the strength of our athletic community.
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I'm looking forward to this first opportunity for our committee reps to share who, what and where their committees are going? I will briefly share what's happening with the NATA BOD's I encourage you to listen in to this webinar!!!
Pitt County is hosting 3 of the 16 regional finals
DH Conley vs Gibbons is a rematch from the HSOT Garner Volleyball Showcase
4A East, 8A East & 2A East are intraconference showdowns
Quad City Seven got split E/W and has 3 teams in the 4 remaining spots
For many years, the NCAA wouldn't allow active D1 football coaches to attend the NC coaches clinic because it was held in conjunction with the East-West All-Star Football Game.
Not anymore.
Watch the full interview: https://t.co/pQjuPyRWw4
Congrats to James Bazluki of @AtriumHealth who will be recognized this Sunday at the Conference Awards Luncheon as the NCADA Athletic Trainer of the Year!
#NCADACONF25
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Reminder to men's and women's basketball and women's soccer coaches. Nominations for East-West All-Star players in your sport begin March 1.
Mo Green once served as the president of the NCHSAA Board of Directors. After legislation passed last year, he will now have a lot of supervision responsibility for the administration of high school sports as the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
He served on NCHSAA board while he was the superintendent of Guilford County Schools.
Hey AT’s that are screaming for a raise/more respect but only do ice and STIM-
You are the reason our profession doesn’t get the respect it deserves. Learn and provide rehab, modalities are additives, not cures.
We fix injuries, not band aid them.
-sincerely, a tired young AT
It's an honor to have the 2005 National Championship @UNC_Basketball team with us in Kenan Stadium!
Tar Heels, join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary of this team, the first under legendary head coach Roy Williams 👏👏👏
#GoHeels x #GDTBATH