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The CUPA Board of Directors have adopted two new amendments for the CUC 2005 Regional Allocations to better reflect representation of all regions. They are:
These amendments are effective immediately, and thus nullify the regional allocations originally announced March 31st. For now, this method of distributing regional allocations will be reviewed every two years. The new CUC 2005 Regional Allocations are as follows:
Due to the short notice of this announcement, the CUPA Board of Directors has stipulated that the next wildcards be awarded to:
After these wildcards have been allocated, the balance of the wildcards will continue as scheduled. If you have any questions or concerns, please do
not hesitate to contact us at Thank you for your cooperation and good luck at Regionals! 2005 REGIONAL ALLOCATIONS TO NATIONALS A. Number of Teams in each Division
2. No official playing division will be added to
Nationals unless there is a minimum of 6 teams from 4 different
Regions willing to play in the new division. B. Divisions with 16 Teams 2. The strength bid is defined by the final standings of the previous year’s CUC. The size bid is defined by the region with the most overall CUPA members in the previous year. This region will receive the first size wildcard. The region with the second most CUPA members will get the next spot, and so on. 3. Remaining spots will be given out as strength
and size wildcards, starting with strength, and then, alternating
strength, size, strength, size, until all remaining bids are filled.
C. Divisions with 12 Teams 2. The strength bid is defined by the final standings of the previous year’s CUC. The size bid is defined by the region with the most overall CUPA members in the previous year. This region will receive the first size wildcard. The region with the second most CUPA members will get the next spot, and so on. 3. Remaining spots will be given out as strength and size wildcards, starting with strength, and then, alternating strength, size, strength, size, until all remaining bids are filled. 4. No region may be awarded more than four spots
until every other region has been offered at least two spots. D. Divisions with 8 Teams 2. Each Region gets one spot for every team that places in the previous years CUC Final game. 3. Remaining spots (including any spots left open
from above sections) will be given out as size wildcards. The region
with the most CUPA members in the previous year will get the first
spot. The region with the second most CUPA members will get the
next spot and so on. If more than 6 spots become available, the
next spot will start at the top of the size list again.
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