National High School Sport Business Case Competition
An in-person case competition at Kutztown University where teams of high schoolers analyze a real-world sport business scenario and present recommendations to judges over a weekend event.
National High School Sport Business Case Competition Date: April 23-24, 2026
Registration for the rounds will open following the information session and will remain available until March 11, 2026
Preliminary and Final Round: $300 Per Team
How to Apply
- Attend Q&A information session on February 20, 2026
- Register for Preliminary and Final Rounds by March 11, 2026
- Pay $300 participation fee per team
- Participate in case competition April 23-24, 2026
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