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High School NIL
Connecticut
Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) · Effective 2022 (Public Act 22-11)
Last reviewed July 1, 2026
Key rules
- ›May profit and be represented by an attorney/agent
- ›Unusually, CT law PERMITS school names/logos/colors in endorsement contracts
- ›Sports-related paraphernalia capped at $500
- ›Must comply with CIAC amateur guidelines
Before you sign — anywhere
- › Disclose the deal to your school/AD within your state's window (often 3–14 days).
- › No school logos, uniforms, or facilities. No pay tied to performance.
- › NIL income is taxable self-employment income — even paid in free gear.
- › Get contracts reviewed. For small deals, a flat-fee attorney beats an agent's cut.
D1 track & field programs in Connecticut
An NIL deal is one data point — where you actually get recruited matters more. 6 D1 programs call Connecticut home.
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