Stack Attack - Events

Events

The following regional events were held in 2003:

  • Arizona Regional - Phoenix, AZ
  • BAE Systems/Granite State Regional - Manchester, NH
  • Buckeye Regional - Cleveland, OH
  • Canadian Regional - Mississauga, ON
  • Central Florida Regional - Orlando, FL
  • Chesapeake Regional - Annapolis, MD
  • Great Lakes Regional - Ypsilanti, MI
  • Johnson & Johnson Mid-Atlantic Regional - Piscataway, NJ
  • Lone Star Regional - Houston, TX
  • Midwest Regional - Evanston, Il
  • NASA/VCU Regional - Richmond, VA
  • New York City Regional - New York City, NY
  • Pacific Northwest Regional - Seattle, WA
  • Peachtree Regional - Duluth, GA
  • Philadelphia Regional - Philadelphia, PA
  • Pittsburgh Regional - Pittsburgh, PA
  • St. Louis Regional - St. Charles, MO
  • Sacramento Regional - Sacramento, CA
  • SBPLI Long Island Regional - Long Island, NY
  • Silicon Valley Regional - San Jose, CA
  • Southern California Regional - Los Angeles, CA
  • UTC New England Regional - Hartford, CT
  • Western Michigan Regional - Grand Rapids, MI

The championship was held at Reliant Park in Houston, TX.

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