Students compete on an individual basis, with up to four students competing from each participating country ( with around 81 countries in 2004 ).

Students may compete in scholastic wrestling in one of the following weight classes:

Students compete in football, volleyball, boy's basketball, girl's basketball, cheer, and boy's and girl's track and field.

Students would not compete for grades, but would be encouraged to pursue issues of interest to them, read what they considered worthwhile and present papers on topics of their own choosing.

Students compete in teams to identify songs and answer questions.

Students of the Clonakilty " Warrior Tae Kwon Do " club compete in a variety of Tae Kwon Do, Kickboxing and Freestyle tournaments and the club has produced 4 World Champions in various martial arts disciplines.

Students compete in teams of 8 and must finish specific alcohol-related challenges at each bar on the list.

Students who have previously competed in two World Finals or five regional competitions are ineligible to compete again.

Students compete on an individual basis, with up to five students competing from each participating province ( with around 30 provinces in 2003 ).

Students have opportunities to compete, lead and learn about these topics through leadership and competitive conferences at Regional, State, and National levels.

Students at the local level work on projects and compete at local, state and national conferences.

Students may compete in a higher category than the one they are assigned to, but generally it is to the students ' advantage to compete in the lowest category they can.

GrIStuF – Greifswald International Students Festival – brings together students from all over the world each summer to discuss, party and compete with each other.

Students compete and place in the regional, state, and even the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

Students compete in twenty-three main events, which usually occur on a single day.

All MSE Students are required to complete a Science fair project ( many have been selected to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair ), and to take two engineering classes at Florida Atlantic University's Engineering Scholars ' Program, a Florida Governor's Summer Program of Excellence.

Students from the freshman through senior classes compete in friendly challenges that build and promote school spirit and unity!

Students of DLNU have won numerous awards in various scientific and technological competitions, including winning Mathematical Contest in Modeling ( MCM ) 2005, representing China to compete in Robocup 2007, Winning Microsoft Imagine Cup in China 2008 and Second Price internationally.

Students also compete in the American Collegiate Moot Court Association ( ACMA ), and had the winning teams at the ACMA National Tournaments of 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Students may compete in intramural and extramural moot court competitions, the oldest of which is the prestigious Henry M. Campbell Moot Court Competition, established in 1926.

Regional winners receive an all-expense paid trip during the first weekend of December. Students will compete against other regional winners, a total of 6 individual and 6 team projects.

Students compete in baseball, basketball, choreo, crew, cross country, equestrian, football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, marching band, pep squad, roller hockey, rowing, soccer, softball, surfing, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, water polo, wrestling, and robotics.

Students have also had the opportunity to compete in more advanced conferences, most notably, Berkeley MUN, Bruin MUN and NAIMUN ( Georgetown University ).

Students participated in 8-man football, volleyball, basketball, and track & field.

Students are offered participation in football, basketball, softball, baseball, track, golf, cheerleading, as well as other sports.

Students enjoy the hiking trails in the woods, around ponds, and the football field.

Students and citizens, are known by the locals as " Bridgers ", which is also the name of the football team.

Students may participate in more than one sport including football, basketball, track, cross country, tennis, baseball, and golf, as well as other extracurricular activities concurrently running.

Students and staff were used in the football scenes and group events.

Students who had been out practicing for the fall football programs ran into the high school to take shelter a few minutes before the storm hit.

Students are encouraged to participate in an array of Georgia Junior College Athletic Association / National Junior College Athletic Association intercollegiate athletics, including men's and women's soccer, men's and women's cross country, golf and swimming, women's softball and basketball, and men's baseball and football, and wrestling.

Students Molly A. Petersen and former NFL football player Dallas Neil put in an appearance on The Tonight Show as part of this effort.

Halls of residence for just under 500 students are located on campus together with a Learning Centre, a Students ' Union bar, a floodlit tennis and basketball court, and a football pitch.

Students have the option at playing the following sports at Sussex Central: baseball, basketball, football, golf, softball, track and volleyball.

Coach Lane Campus has computing and library services ; its own Students ' Union, and sports facilities, including indoor courts, a fitness suite, outdoor rugby and football pitches, and an all-weather floodlit pitch.

Students participated in intramural tackle football until Fall of 2010, when the college banned tackle football on campus citing liability concerns.

Students currently participate in intramural flag football, including an annual game between Red Hill and Oak Hill, the two men's dorms.

Students can participate in various skill levels of soccer, football, cross country, basketball, hockey, wrestling, squash, skiing, swimming, riflery, track, baseball, golf, tennis, and lacrosse.

Students can compete in basketball, flag football, bowling, softball, soccer and other intramural sports hosted at the school.

Students from the school have entered the Langkawi International Regatta, national sailing competitions, marathon, football, taekwondo, chess, silat and badminton championships.

The first football club in Koprivnica was founded back in June 1907, when a student team was formed and named Đački nogometni klub, which is Croatian for Students ' Football Club.

Students have won a vast array of awards spanning from the sciences to literary honors, from a football state-championship to a sophomore tennis state-champion.

There is also an Inter-Board Debate, held between the boards of the four major student bodies ( Glasgow University Union, Queen Margaret Union, Students ' Representative Council and Glasgow University Sports Association ), and the Honorary President's Debate, as well as a St Andrews-tide football game and a Sports Day, the Dialectic Olympics.

Students may participate in cross-country, volleyball, field hockey, or football in the fall season, soccer, basketball, swimming, or wrestling in the winter, and golf, tennis, lacrosse, softball, baseball, or track and field in the spring.