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Re: Understanding FiM State Qualification
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Originally Posted by Brian Ha View Post
While you are in some points correct, if you win a district (such that they are the ones you selected beforehand and not any additional districts) then you are qualified for states.
This is not a correct statement. The only automatic way to qualify for the Michigan State Championship event is to win the District Chairman's Award. Winning an event earns you a significant amount of points. If you perform well at your second district, you will most likely be qualified, but it is not a direct guarantee that you will move on to the MSC.
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