High School List of States That Travel To Nationals

[dat.jpp]

What states are allowed to travel to some type of end-of-season scholastic event? (UCA, USA, NCA)
What is the reasoning for states that don't let their school teams attend one?

 

[AndyT_T]

Colorado and Missouri do. I do not believe Illinois does.

 

[ct_dad]

PA has teams at both UCA and NCA

 

[LittleMissA17]

I know Georgia and South Carolina don't go. But NY has a huge amount of schools that go to NCA and UCA respectively.

 

[retiredl5cheer]

Maryland does not. New Jersey does, I believe.

 

[oncecoolcoachnowmom]

States that I know can: NC, OH, PA, AL, MS, TN, KY, CA, OK, TX.

Cannot: GA and SC and IL. I don’t think WV can either.

States I actually am curious about and have no idea:

Michigan. Kansas. I know their competition formats are different and scoring is different so I would love to know if they can or not.

 

[oncecoolcoachnowmom]

What’s crazy is that some of the most talented school teams are in states that don’t permit national competition.

I would PAY to see a UCA or NCA featuring IL/SC/WV/GA teams.

 

[dat.jpp]

What’s crazy is that some of the most talented school teams are in states that don’t permit national competition.

I would PAY to see a UCA or NCA featuring IL/SC/WV/GA teams.

I've said the same thing!

 

[tojofasho]

AZ and WA both have schools that go to USA and UCA, though not many make the trip all the way to Florida

 

[Kentucky Girl]

What about college teams because I'm pretty sure that teams from Georgia and South Carolina go to UCA and NCA (West Georgia has won numerous titles in UCA)?