If you are over the age of six, you can. The Games consist of four weekends of preliminary races, a semi-final and a final meet.
Age groups begin with first grade and go all the way through college.
If you are one of the six top point winners in a division, you advance to the finals held in Madison Square Garden in New York City. You will have lots of fun competing. And if you are one of the top three winners in any one of the 38 divisional events, you will receive an education grant in addition to your trophy. We bet you didn't know that many Olympic medalists such as Robin Campbell, Cheryl Toussant Eason, Lorna Forde, Candy Young, and Gold medalist Diane Dixon all competed in the Women's Games. After appearing in the Games, contestants find themselves among the most highly recruited students in the U.S. by some of today's best colleges.