Texas UIL State Championship Qualification Information

[wireties]

My instinct is to be inclusive to greatest extent possible. But I'll point out one not oft-mentioned fact. Being a UIL program (if one considers that a positive) comes with some onerous UIL rules (about time per student per week etc) that non-UIL teams do not have to consider. It is non-trivial to mix the two categories of teams but I hope they do...

[AllenGregoryIV]

Originally Posted by wireties

My instinct is to be inclusive to greatest extent possible. But I'll point out one not oft-mentioned fact. Being a UIL program (if one considers that a positive) comes with some onerous UIL rules (about time per student per week etc) that non-UIL teams do not have to consider. It is non-trivial to mix the two categories of teams but I hope they do...

It's my understanding that the rules you speak of are not UIL rules but our Texas State Board of Education rules that should (in theory) by followed by all students in the state participating in extra curricular activities. Please provide any evidence to the contrary if you have it, I've been asked about this a lot.