What is the purpose of the UIL?

The purpose of the UIL is to organize and properly supervise contests that assist in preparing students for citizenship. It aims to provide healthy, character building, educational activities carried out under rules providing for good sportsmanship and fair play for all participants.

What is UIL eligibility?

UIL Eligibility is comprised of two pages, the UIL Eligibility Page which displays eligibility information for individual students and the UIL Eligibility Manager which evaluates students’ grades and determines the eligibility status for listed students.

Is UIL nationwide?

The UIL has grown into the largest interschool organization of its kind in the world, and is the envy of similar groups nationwide. So successful is the program that one of every two high school seniors has participated in a UIL event prior to graduation.

Who can participate in UIL?

UIL Eligibility Standards

• have not graduated from high school,
• are full-time, day students in the school, and have been in regular attendance at the school since the 6th class day of the present school year, or have been in regular attendance for 15 or more calendar days before the contest or competition,

How does UIL make money?

The League’s sources of income are: membership dues; participation fees; contest fees; open records productions; publication sales; the admission price for state level cross-country, swimming and diving, tennis, wrestling and one-act play contests; an annually determined percentage of admission prices for state level

How is UIL funded?

All state athletic tournaments are financed by ticket, program and merchandise sales. The UIL retains 16% of the gross income from the state volleyball, basketball, soccer, softball, and baseball tournaments. Agency Funds-Officials Divisions – Funds held in custody for the UIL affiliated Sports Divisions.

What is a PAPF form?

The PAPF form, which can be found on the UIL Web site, consists of two pages. Page one is the Eligibility Questionnaire that must be completed for any new students in grades 9-12 prior to any level of athletic participation.

Do AP classes affect eligibility?

In terms of college admissions, schools primarily look at the classes a student takes, and his or her performance in that class. Reporting your AP scores on applications usually is optional, so failing the test or not taking won’t necessarily affect your admissions chances.

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What’s the oldest you can be to play high school football?

The UIL rule: Athletes must be less than 19 years old on the September 1 preceding the contest or have been granted eligibility based on a disability that delayed their education by at least one year. So Bentley, the star QB, would make it by a couple of months.

Can Homeschool kids participate in UIL?

UIL is the main league which hosts public extracurricular activities. Although homeschool families pay taxes to support UIL programs, the UIL prohibits homeschool students from taking advantage of those opportunities.

Do dual credit classes affect UIL eligibility?

If a student earns an F in a dual credit course, he/she will not receive high school or college credit for the course. of grades issued in these college courses, students may not have the opportunity to become UIL eligible after a failing mid-term grade.