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Georgia Athletic Coaches Association

Athletes to Athletes helps student-athletes and their families identify and pursue the right college programs while giving them the tools to succeed both on and off the field.

The Alabama Football Coaches Association was created in 2005 to help promote the coaches, players and teams of Alabama high school football. The association is dedicated to providing the educational and social aspects of the high school football coaching profession in the state. The association holds an annual convention in Montgomery where coaching awards and scholarships are presented to deserving coaches and students. The ALFCA is also dedicated to staying up with the latest issues of football in the state and working with the AHSAA to provide the best rules and policies that govern the sport.

In October of 1920, a group of high school principals met in Baton Rouge to discuss ways to better regulate and advance high school interscholastic athletic programs. This meeting led to the formation of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association. Since then, its executive directors, staff, and member-school principals have led education-based athletics in the State of Louisiana.

The Mississippi Association of Coaches is a membership organization serving the needs of athletic coaches throughout the state of Mississippi. We represent a variety of coaching specialties including football, basketball, baseball, soccer, softball, volleyball, cheer, archery, dance, swimming, bowling, track, cross country, powerlifting, and tennis.

The Mississippi High School Literary and Athletic Association did worthwhile and constructive work in its efforts to elevate the standards of sportsmanship, to develop a higher standard of scholarship, and to encourage pride in scholastic achievement. Much credit for these accomplishments is due to men who have given unselfishly of their time and effort on behalf of the program. Members of the state committees, state councils, regional committees and all other special committees, superintendents, principals, coaches, teachers, and students have shown a wonderful spirit of cooperation and good will. This has contributed much to the success of the Association.

The New York State Public High School Athletic Association Inc. is a non-profit, voluntary, educational service organization composed of public, parochial, and private schools dedicated to providing equitable and safe competition for the students of its member schools. The organization conducts 35 championship events and governs the rules and regulations of high school athletics in New York State. Membership is open to secondary schools providing inter school athletic activities for boys and girls in grades 7-12.

The Tennessee Football Coaches Association strives to maintain the highest possible standards for the game of football and the profession of coaching. In addition to promoting the game in the great state of Tennessee, the TnFCA works closely with coaches on studies pertaining to the game and provides a forum for professional discussion, development and the advancement of player safety. Football, the greatest game on earth, has impacted an imaginable number of lives and the TnFCA is focused on making its contribution to protecting that legacy.

The Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) is the principal advocate and leadership organization for Texas high school coaches. THSCA provides the highest quality representation, education, and services to Texas high school coaches and affiliate members, and enhances the professionalism of coaches and the schools they represent. Our mission statement is simply this: To help and serve our Texas high school coaches as they work to help and serve our student athletes. “HELPING COACHES TO HELP KIDS.”