In-Person Finals: February 18-19 (Tues/Wed), 2025, Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN
Schedule and FAQs are located here.
What students do: Students provide 5-minute presentations based on analysis of a dataset. Judges hear the presentation and evaluate based on (1) statistical analysis, (2) data visualization, (3) actionable insights, (4) communication, and (5) integrity.
The NCSAC Study Guide from 2024 provides an outline of last year’s championship. The 2025 Study Guide will be released by Christmas 2024.
Why: Integrity, defined by Henry Cloud as “the courage to meet the demands of reality,” is at the center of the competition. Competition is the best way to measure talent. Students who can face the demands of short deadlines to produce actionable insights will shine.
Please follow our LinkedIn page where we announce all schools and judges like you when you volunteer/register.
Recruiters and Sponsors: Feel free to contact Kirk_Wakefield@Baylor.edu or Heather_Grover@Baylor.edu to learn more about sponsorship opportunities and recruitment services.
Professionals: Pros in the fields of sports and entertainment are invited to judge in the Baylor S3 NCSAC in Nashville, Tennessee, February 18-19, 2025, hosted by the Nashville Predators and Bridgestone Arena. Registration is $50 for judges and $250 for judges also recruiting. Registration is open now.
Click Here For Registration Forms
Professors: Register your schools to compete in the in-person Baylor S3E NCSAC. Students may also register as independent competitors using the same form.
Teams and students competing in 2024 included Syracuse University, University of Iowa, University of Oklahoma, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, Catawba College, University of San Francisco, Mercer University, Simpson College, Ferris State University, Springfield College, The University of Findlay, University of New Haven, University of Oregon, Samford University, Roanoke College, and Baylor University.
In 2025, there are undergraduate and graduate divisions in the NCSAC for Business Analytics. No virtual rounds this year.