The South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) is the governing body for public school athletics in South Carolina, United States. Founded in 1913, the organization oversees interscholastic athletic competitions and activities for member high schools across the state. The SCHSL establishes and enforces rules, regulations, and policies that govern high school sports competitions, ensuring fair play and maintaining consistent standards across all member institutions. The SCHSL administers championships in various sports including football, basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, soccer, tennis, track and field, wrestling, and swimming. The organization divides schools into classifications (1A through 5A) based on student enrollment numbers to ensure competitive balance in athletic competitions. Based in Columbia, South Carolina, the SCHSL works to promote education-based athletics while emphasizing academic achievement alongside athletic excellence. The organization provides guidance on eligibility requirements, transfer rules, and safety protocols for student-athletes. It also coordinates with coaches, athletic directors, and school administrators to maintain the integrity of high school sports programs. The SCHSL serves approximately 200 member schools and impacts tens of thousands of student-athletes annually. The organization is governed by an executive committee composed of school administrators and operates under the supervision of an executive director.