Participating High Schools
- Alexandria Bay High School
- Bayridge Secondary School
- Beaver River High School
- Belleville-Henderson High School
- Carthage High School
- Clifton Fine Central School
- Colton-Pierrepont Central School
- Copenhagen Central School
- Edwards Knox Central School
- Franklin Academy
- Frontenac Secondary School
- General Brown High School
- Gouveneur High School
- Harrisville Central School
- Hermon Dekalb Central School
- Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School
- Canton High School
- Immaculate Heart Central
- Indian River High School
- Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute
- LaFargeville Central School
- LaSalle Secondary School
- Lisbon Central School
- Lisgar Collegiate Institute
- Lowville Academy
- Loyalist Collegiate and Vocational Institute
- Lyme Central School
- Madrid-Waddington Central School
- Massena Central High School
- Morristown Central School
- North Addington Education Centre
- Norwood Norfolk Central School
- Ogdensburg Free Academy
- Potsdam High School
- Queen Elizabeth Collegiate and Vocational Institute
- Sackets Harbor High School
- Saint Lawrence Central School
- Sandy Creek High School
- South Jefferson High School
- South Lewis School
- Sydenham High School
- Thousand Islands Central School
- Watertown High School
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