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[WOS87]

1A Region Champions (1980-2007)
(Smallest Classification Region Champions 1972-2007)

State Champions in Blue
State Finalists in Red



* - Iola won 26-13 over Bartlett in Region Finals but forfeited after season was over

1A State Champs 1980-2006 (Total Finalists)
Region I - 8 (15)
Region II - 4 (13)
Region III - 5 (9)
Region IV - 11 (19)

Most 1A Region Championships 1980-2007
Bremond - 7
Munday - 7
Wheeler - 6
Windthorst - 5
Tenaha - 5
Sudan - 5
Burkeville - 5
Stratford - 4 (5 Total - 1 in 2A)
Celeste - 4
Bartlett - 4

Smallest Classification State Champs 1972-2006 (Total Finalists)
Region I - 10 (19)
Region II - 6 (17)
Region III - 9 (15)
Region IV - 12 (21)

Smallest Classification Region Championships 1972-2007
Wheeler - 9
Bremond - 8
Windthorst - 7
Munday - 7
Tenaha - 5
Sudan - 5
Burkeville - 5
Big Sandy - 5
Stratford - 4 (5 Total - 1 in 2A)
Celeste - 4
Bartlett - 4

Edited by WOS87, 08 December 2007 - 04:34 PM.

[RazorbackinRotan]

(Prior to 1980 the Smallest Classification was designated Class

B was a different classification, but there was still 1A. Will research more on it today. Awesome list WOS. Thanks for letting me use your graphs in the past. Do you happen to have a new win percentage for 1a I can use? Thanks again.
Here are all of the 1A Champions

1948-2006
1A State Champion Timeline

2006 Div I Alto 42, McCamey 13

2006 Div II Chilton 20, Windthorst 10

2005 Stratford 21, Big Sandy 20

2004 Shiner 33, Stratford 19

2003 Windthorst 28, Shiner 27

2002 Petrolia 39, Celeste18

2001 Burkeville 27, Celeste 8

2000 Stratford 49, Burkeville 14

1999 Bartlett 35, Aspermont 6

1998 Tenaha 20, Wheeler 13

1997 Granger 40, Wheeler 0

1996 Windthorst 41, Tenaha 12

1995 Thorndale 14, Roscoe 7

1994 Thorndale 36, Crawford 13

1993 Sudan 54, Bremond 0

1992 Barlett 33, Sudan 26

1991 Memphis 21, Oakwood 14

1990 Barlett 36, Munday 28

1989 Thorndale 42, Sudan 24

1988 White Deer 14, Flatonia 13

1987 Wheeler 23, Bremond 21

1986 Burkeville 33, Throckmorton 7

1985 Goldthwaite 27, Runge 7

1984 Munday 13, Union Hill 0

1983 Knox City 27, Bremond 20

1982 Union Hill 13, Roscoe 0

1981 Bremond 12, Wink 9

1980 Valley View 7, Rankin 6

1979 Hull-Daisetta 28, China Spring 18

1978 China Spring 42, Lexington 3

1977 East Bernard 27, Seagraves 10

1976 Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill 17, DeLeon 8

1975 DeLeon 28, Schulenburg 15

1974 Grapeland 19, Aledo 18

1973 Troup 28, Vega 7

1972 Schulenburg 14, Clarendon 10

1971 Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill 3, Sonora 3

1970 Sonora 45, Pflugerville 6

1969 Mart 28, Sonora 0

1968 Sonora 9, Poth 0

1967 Tidehaven 7, Clifton 6

1966 Sonora 40, Schulenburg 14

1965 Wills Point 14, White Deer 0

1964 Archer City 13, Ingleside 6

1963 Petersburg 20, George West 12

1962 Rotan 39, Ingleside 6

1961 Albany 18, Hull-Daisetta 12

1960 Albany 20, Crosby 0

1959 Katy 16, Sundown 6

1958 White Deer 44, Elgin 22

1957 Mart 7, White Oak 7

1956 Stinnett 35, Hondo 13

1955 Deer Park 7, Stinnett 0

1954 Deer Park 26, Albany 6

1953 Ranger 34, Luling 21

1952 Wink 26, Deer Park 20

1951 Giddings 25, Newcastle 14

1950 Wharton 13, Kermit 9

1949 Littlefield 13, Mexia 0

1948 Monahans 14, New Braunfels 0



Class B Champions

1972: Chilton 6, Windthorst 0
1973: Big Sandy 25, Rule 0
1974: Big Sandy 0, Celina 0
1975: Big Sandy 28, Groom 2
1976: Gorman 18, Ben Bolt 6
1977: Wheeler 35, Lone Oak 13
1978: Union Hill 14, Wheeler 7
1979: Wheeler 33, High Island 21

[WOS87]

(Prior to 1980 the Smallest Classification was designated Class

B was a different classification, but there was still 1A.

Class B from 1972-1979 was the equivalent of Class 1A from 1980 to the present in that it was the smallest classification in existence for 11-man football.

The enrollment cutoffs were as follows:

1976-1978 realignment
4A 1220+
3A 550-1219
2A 240-549
1A 125-239
B 1-124

1978-1980 realignment
4A 1260+
3A 580-1259
2A 255-579
1A 130-254
B 1-129

Then in 1980 the UIL essentially just moved every classification up by getting rid of Class B altogether and making 1A the smallest classification and also creating a new largest classification 5A, but as you see from the enrollment cutoffs, the 1A of 1980 was almost exactly the same as the class B of 1978, just as 5A is the equivalent of the old 4A. This is why my table above switches from 1A to class B when you go back before 1980.

1980-1982 realignment
5A 1310+
4A 615-1309
3A 265-614
2A 135-264
1A 1-134

[RazorbackinRotan]

What I meant was there was still a 1A, but thats why I added B to mine also. I was mostly curious on why you didn't go all the way back. Feel free to use my info if you want. Thanks again for allowing me to use your information. I always wondered why they would add b at bottom instead of just addinga 6A..... Who knows what they are thinkin when they come up with some of their BRIGHT ideas LOL