David Hines Bids Farewell After a Distinguished Career in Arizona Education and Athletics
June 18, 2025 - 05:28
After nearly 50 years of dedicated service to Arizona education, David Hines is preparing to retire at the end of June. Hines has been a prominent figure in the state's educational and athletic landscape, having served as the executive director of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) since 2017. His tenure has been marked by significant contributions, including the introduction of open division championships, which have allowed for greater inclusivity and competition among high school athletes.
Under Hines' leadership, several varsity sports were added, enriching the athletic offerings available to students across the state. His commitment to fostering a positive environment for both education and athletics has left an indelible mark on countless students, coaches, and schools. As he transitions into retirement, Hines reflects on a career filled with achievements and the profound impact he has made on the lives of young athletes in Arizona. His legacy will undoubtedly influence future generations in the realm of education and sports.
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