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[quote=Anonymous]Or not. Let’s take Virginia. In 1980 Virginia offered the following as official high school sports (the number of participants in the 1980-81 school year are included): Boys in 1980-81 2024-25 Baseball (8250). (8816) Basketball (11440). (9312) XCountry (2685). (5383) Football (22000). (22970) Golf. (1920) (3067) Gymnastics (190). Lacrosse (4988) Soccer (1875). (10773) Swim/dive (780). (3745) Tennis (2160). (2782) Track indoor (3525). (10007) Track outdoor (9555). (12711) Wrestling (4575). (7499) Volleyball (1775) Girls 1980-81. 2024-25 Basketball (6859). (5720) Competitive Spirit. (4143) X country (1530). (4150) Field hockey (1585). (4757) Gymnastics (1170). (991) Lacrosse (3916) Soccer (1000). (8922) Softball (3575). (6743) Swim/dive (800). (4146) Tennis (1830). (3730) Track indoor (2400). (7883) Track outdoor (8975). (9529) Volleyball (1312). (8545) Wrestling (913) Nationally - the overall numbers in 1980-81 were Boys 3,503,124 and Girls 1,853,789. In 2024-25 those were Boys 4,726,648 and Girls 3,539,596. So still lots of work to do to comply with Title IX. But obviously in Virginia and everywhere else there are a great deal of opportunities to participate. The traditional “no cut” sports for boys are: X-country, football, Swim/Dive, Track and Wrestling. For Girls they are X Country, Swim/Dive, Track (and now also) Wrestling. [/quote]
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