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[RocklandDragon]

In this list, each team will still be listed in their district by enrollment in descending order. The top two teams are guaranteed DI if they make the playoffs. The bottom two teams are guaranteed DII if they make the playoffs. I added the teams nicknames, the overall w-l record for 2011, district record, previous district, last playoff round in 2011, and last opponent in playoffs, if applicable. I will try to add last playoff runs for teams that didn't make the playoffs and deepest playoff runs for each 5A team in the near future but it will take a while.

2012-2014 Class 5A realignment with additional data:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuWk0g5GaFWwdEVhNWdIUFJPdVdUMFR3ckUwaG1qRXc

The alignments for the 4A and 3A teams. In these tables, the data includes team nicknames, w-l record plus district record, previous district, last playoff round in 2011, and the last playoff opponent they faced. The established column is empty. I am still working on getting the years on when each school was established. Later on, I will try to add last playoff run for teams that didn't make the playoffs and deepest playoff run for all the teams. These last two will take quite a while so I'm in no rush to finish those yet. I hope to get the fight songs for each school too.

Class 4A:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuWk0g5GaFWwdEtoZ2xNWHdkeEY4UzJPV1dUQzYzWlE[/url

Class 3A:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuWk0g5GaFWwdDNUcTc3eWZHWWtjNXR1WnFwNGxjZ0E


I will work on a 2A-Six-Man spreadsheet in July.

I figured that this list is not a bad reference because people can see their new district alignments, where new district foes previously played and how well they fared. Also, I think it's good to have their last playoff round in there to show how far they advanced and how the new district compares to each team in that respect. Take a look at 16-3A and the teams in that district are quite impressive.

Top two teams in 4A are guaranteed D-I. Bottom two teams are guaranteed D-II. There are teams in the district listings that may not play football and are included in the district just because I wanted to put them in there. They play basketball only or do not participate fully in football. These teams are in the middle of the district listing and will not be listed as the bottom two teams due to saving those spots for teams that are guaranteed to be D-II if they make the playoffs. The 3A listings are the same except only one team goes D-I. Any team on the top of the district in this list are guaranteed to go D-I if they make the playoffs.



Also, I have a full listing of the entire 32 team districts in 2011. It also has each district champ's playoff run, the DI and DII rep listed, as well as tiebreakers that took place if they needed to. Plus, I have District 23-5A listed differently because 23-5A used a Zone format and how they got their playoff reps was quite different than the other districts.


The Entire 32 districts of Texas 5A football in 2011


https://docs.google....N3NneE9GS1F4b2c


In any event, here ya go. I hope y'all enjoy! I want to acknowledge 5ATF, Maxpreps, THSF.com, TOC, local newspapers, the UIL website, and various fans for explaning the tiebreakers. They gave me a lot of data and I hope I was very accurate with these listings. If there are any errors on records and such, please let me know. I will research it and fix it if I did mess up. Thanks!

[Super B]

I worked on a re-alignment project about year ago to see what a 6A would look like. It took me months and I never really got it completely finished by the time the real re-alignment came around, but at least I got some valuable information out of it. Those lower classifications are really hard trying to create districts from scratch. I learned a lot about Texas Geography.

[Super B]

Pinned.

[fdavids]

I worked on a re-alignment project about year ago to see what a 6A would look like. It took me months and I never really got it completely finished by the time the real re-alignment came around, but at least I got some valuable information out of it. Those lower classifications are really hard trying to create districts from scratch. I learned a lot about Texas Geography.

They need to stick to the way it is now; except for one thing -- only allow 2 teams into the playoffs; Texas hasn't had a "True"
State Champion since 1989.
1. There aren't enough large enrollment teams to create a 6A.
2. Travel -- El Paso & Amarillo would likely be in the same district.
3. Once a school has 2000-2500 students they've got all they need to be a great team.
Look at Katy & Lake Travis for example. If it really mattered; then Allen, Plano teams,
Converse Judson, Dallas Skyline & others with over 4000 students would be 10-0
every year outscoring teams 500-50.

Edited by fdavids, 23 June 2012 - 01:32 PM.

[Super B]

They need to stick to the way it is now; except for one thing -- only allow 2 teams into the playoffs; Texas hasn't had a "True"
State Champion since 1989.
1. There aren't enough large enrollment teams to create a 6A.
2. Travel -- El Paso & Amarillo would likely be in the same district.
3. Once a school has 2000-2500 students they've got all they need to be a great team.
Look at Katy & Lake Travis for example. If it really mattered; then Allen, Plano teams,
Converse Judson, Dallas Skyline & others with over 4000 students would be 10-0
every year outscoring teams 500-50.

Not this @&!+ again! SMH

[fdavids]

Not this @&!+ again! SMH

Everyone's entitled to their opinion but what does SMH mean? By the way who was #1 last year -- SLC OR Spring Dekaney? If the UIL went back to the 2-team format their wouldn't be anything to wonder about. It would be cut and dry.

[DEL VALLE]

SMH=SHAKING MY HEAD

[Super B]

Everyone's entitled to their opinion but what does SMH mean? By the way who was #1 last year -- SLC OR Spring Dekaney? If the UIL went back to the 2-team format their wouldn't be anything to wonder about. It would be cut and dry.

Del Valle answered about SMH.

Who gives a flying flip about who was #1? This is Texas. We don't care anything about polls.

Look, I've said it before, I agree there should be only one Division per Class, as well as only two playoff teams per district. As long as the "suits" are running the UIL, we just have to take what comes our way. To win a 64 team tournament is quite an accomplishment. I am not about to discredit ANY of those teams or downplay their titles. They did what they had to do and deserved the Trophies and Rings. I am personally offended by your opinion about there having not been a "true" champion since 1989.

They need to stick to the way it is now; except for one thing -- only allow 2 teams into the playoffs; Texas hasn't had a "True" State Champion since 1989.
1. There aren't enough large enrollment teams to create a 6A.
2. Travel -- El Paso & Amarillo would likely be in the same district.
3. Once a school has 2000-2500 students they've got all they need to be a great team.
Look at Katy & Lake Travis for example. If it really mattered; then Allen, Plano teams,
Converse Judson, Dallas Skyline & others with over 4000 students would be 10-0
every year outscoring teams 500-50.

1. 6A isn't needed or being considered because of large enrollment schools and any discrepancy between the largest and smallest. 6A is needed and being considered to accommodate growth.

In 1990 there was approximately 17 Million Texas residents according to rhe US Census Bureau. Today there are over 25 Million.In 1990 the 5A cutoff number (minimum enrollment to be in 5A) was 1,460. In 2012 it is 2,065. There are currently 1,445 Texas Public High Schools according to the Texas Education Agency. In 1990 there approximately 1,000. Not only are there more High Schools, but the Enrollments are much higher now.
2. Adding a true 6th 11 man football classification would not have nearly the affect on travel you might think. 6A would basically be the 175-185 most populous current 5A schools for example. Your point about El Paso and Amarillo being in the same district is absolutely incorrect and not based on any facts whatsoever. You might wanna do some research before just throwing things out there. I am not the kind of person to just believe what I read. I tend to research things for myself.
3. Completely irrelevant as well as a matter of opinion.

[fdavids]

Del Valle answered about SMH.

Who gives a flying flip about who was #1? This is Texas. We don't care anything about polls.

Look, I've said it before, I agree there should be only one Division per Class, as well as only two playoff teams per district. As long as the "suits" are running the UIL, we just have to take what comes our way. To win a 64 team tournament is quite an accomplishment. I am not about to discredit ANY of those teams or downplay their titles. They did what they had to do and deserved the Trophies and Rings. I am personally offended by your opinion about there having not been a "true" champion since 1989.

1. 6A isn't needed or being considered because of large enrollment schools and any discrepancy between the largest and smallest. 6A is needed and being considered to accommodate growth.

In 1990 there was approximately 17 Million Texas residents according to rhe US Census Bureau. Today there are over 25 Million.In 1990 the 5A cutoff number (minimum enrollment to be in 5A) was 1,460. In 2012 it is 2,065. There are currently 1,445 Texas Public High Schools according to the Texas Education Agency. In 1990 there approximately 1,000. Not only are there more High Schools, but the Enrollments are much higher now.
2. Adding a true 6th 11 man football classification would not have nearly the affect on travel you might think. 6A would basically be the 175-185 most populous current 5A schools for example. Your point about El Paso and Amarillo being in the same district is absolutely incorrect and not based on any facts whatsoever. You might wanna do some research before just throwing things out there. I am not the kind of person to just believe what I read. I tend to research things for myself.
3. Completely irrelevant as well as a matter of opinion.

My point is that there might not be enough schools in the El Paso & Amarillo,Lubbock,Odessa,Midland with large enough enrollments to create a 6A. I only see 2 in District I and 2 in District II with over 3000 if that were the cutoff. I suppose the cutoff would have to be somewhat lower that 3000.

[Super B]

My point is that there might not be enough schools in the El Paso & Amarillo,Lubbock,Odessa,Midland with large enough enrollments to create a 6A. I only see 2 in District I and 2 in District II with over 3000 if that were the cutoff. I suppose the cutoff would have to be somewhat lower that 3000.

Right. If you simply divided all 11 man teams into six roughly equal Classifications, the 6A cutoff # would be in the 2,400's. There are six in 1-5A now and five in 2-5A. The five in 2-5A just happen to be the Oddesa, Midland and San Angelo schools. Five is not perfect, but it can work. Then the Abilene, Lubbock and Amarillo current 5A would stay 5A and join other current 4A's who would become 5A's from those towns to form two 5A districts.

As I mention 6A is needed simply to accommodate growth, so there is no need to make a 3,000+ 6A, which would present travel issues.

[sinfonian]

Here is a copy of the proposal I presented to the UIL to prove feasibility of a 6th division in football. I have since done a new one using new numbers, but this shows that it is very possible, and I think in the future a necessity to change the current format.

Alignment Proposal

For the past three alignments I have created my own set of alignments with the idea of making things more fair for schools and resolving some of the chief complaints, those being disparity in size among the largest and smallest schools in each classification, and travel distance. I have taught in different functions at school districts including a district with multiple 5A schools, a 3A district, three 2A districts, and two 1A districts that played 6-man football. I have coached football and track, been a band director, directed one-act play, and coached various academic and debate teams, and feel that I have a unique insight into the various aspects of the classification process and the challenges these schools face.
Once again, I decided this time to follow the trends already being established by the UIL. In class 1A we have a Division I and division II already in place. In football the Division II is divided into two divisions of their own. This is actually a very good idea and helps to get rid of the disparity from top to bottom. There is no reason, however, to have this division in football and not extend it to basketball, spring sports, and academic events. The smaller schools really cannot compete against schools up to four times their size, not just in football, but also in basketball, track and field, One-act play, band, and academic events, and this would give them a shot at success for the first time. In addition, by having only one district for all sports, the experience of having real district rivalries is increased as well.
In my proposal division 1A follows what the UIL has already done. I have renamed the divisions within this as they should be; calling them 1A, 2A, and 3A. I have also added a division to the top end in order to end the disparity argument. Most of the districts have 5 to six members, which the UIL has already demonstrated that they are willing to use. The argument of distance is moot, as most schools will be able to play all of the same teams they have played previously, and will be able to choose more of the teams they play, unlike the unfortunate teams who had been placed into ten team districts in past alignments, especially those of West Texas who already had the furthest travel times of any schools in Texas.
The top five divisions all have as close to the same number of schools as possible in them, so there is no division with teams packed into districts like sardines, like those which in some cases exist currently and have existed in the past. The last division of 11-man schools has a a few more schools, which helps to make up for the number of schools not electing to play football. There are fewer byes and more football districts than have existed in the past in this division as well. With the schools being more even as to size, the necessity of two divisions within a classification is negated and a clear-cut winner in each classification can be crowned, although that will be left up to the coaches in those divisions as it is currently. In the 6-man divisions there are thirteen football districts, and sixteen districts for all other activities.

Class 8A

184 Schools

2282-6171

1. El Paso Americas, El Paso Coronado, El Paso El Dorado, El Paso Franklin, El Paso Hanks, El Paso Montwood, El Paso Socorro
2. Abilene, Midland, Midland Lee, Odessa, Odessa Permian, San Angelo Central
3. Ft. Worth Paschal, Mansfield, Mansfield Legacy, Mansfield Timberview, North Crowley
4. Arlington, Arlington Bowie, Arlington Houston, Arlington Lamar, Arlington Martin, Euless Trinity, Hurst Bell
5. Colleyville Heritage, Haltom City Haltom, Keller, Keller Central, Northwest, Southlake Carroll
6. Carrollton, Coppell, Lewisville, Lewisville Flower Mound, Lewisville Hebron, Lewisville Marcus
7. Cedar Hill, De Soto, Duncanville, Grand Prairie, South Grand Prairie
8. Dallas Skyline, Dallas Sunset, Irving, Irving MacArthur, Irving Nimitz
9. Mesquite, Mesquite Horn, North Mesquite, Richardson, Richardson Berkner
10. Garland, Garland Naaman Forest, Garland Rowlett, Garland Sachse, Tyler Lee
11. Allen, McKinney Boyd, Plano, Plano East, Plano West
12. Belton, Bryan, College Station A&M Consolidated, Killeen Ellison, Killeen Harker Heights
13. Austin, Austin Akins, Austin Bowie, Austin Westlake, Del Valle, Pflugerville
14. Georgetown, Leander, Round Rock, Round Rock McNeil, Round Rock Stony Point, Round Rock Westwood
15. San Antonio Churchill, San Antonio Lee, San Antonio MacArthur, San Antonio Madison, San Antonio Reagan, San Antonio Roosevelt
16. Converse Judson, Northside Clark, Northside O’Connor, Northside Marshall, Northside Taft, San Antonio East Central, San Antonio Wagner
17. Del Rio, Northside Holmes, Northside Jay, Northside Stevens, Northside Warren, San Antonio Southwest
18. Conroe, Conroe Oak Ridge, Conroe The Woodlands, Conroe The Woodlands College Park, Tomball
19. Cypress Fair, Cypress Falls, Cypress Ridge, Cypress Springs, Cypress Woods
20. Cypress Creek, Cypress Lakes, Galena Park North Shore, Houston Jersey Village, Houston Langham Creek
21. Aldine, Houston Eisenhower, Houston MacArthur, Houston Nimitz, Humble Atascocita, Humble Kingwood
22. Klein, Klein Collins, Klein Forest, Klein Oak, Spring, Spring DeKaney, Spring Westfield
23. Katy, Katy Cinco Ranch, Katy Mayde Creek, Katy Morton Ranch, Katy Seven Lakes, Katy Taylor
24. Baytown Sterling, Beaumont West Brook, Channelview, Deer Park, Port Arthur Memorial
25. Houston Bellaire, Houston Chavez, Houston Lanier, Houston Madison, Houston Math & Science Tech, Houston Westside
26. Alief Elsik, Alief Hastings, Alief Taylor, Fort Bend Clements, Fort Bend Elkins, Fort Bend Hightower, Fort Bend Kempner
27. Clute Brazoswood, Pasadena, Pasadena Dobie, Pasadena Memorial, Pasadena Rayburn, Pasadena South Houston
28. Alvin, Clear Brook, Clear Creek, Clear Lake, Clear Springs, Pearland
29. Corpus Christi Carroll, Corpus Christi King, Laredo Alexander, Laredo United, Laredo United South
30. Edinburg, Edinburg Economedes, Edinburg North, La Joya, La Joya Palmview, Mission Sharyland
31. Donna, McAllen, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Memorial, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo North, Weslaco
32. Brownsville Hanna, Brownsville Porter, Harlingen, Los Fresnos, San Benito

Class 7A

184 Schools

1548-2281

1. El Paso Andress,El Paso Burges, El Paso Chapin, El Paso Irvin, El Paso Jefferson
2. Canutillo, El Paso Bel Air, El Paso Del Valle, El Paso Eastwood, El Paso Ysleta
3. Amarillo, Amarillo Caprock, Amarillo Palo Duro, Amarillo Tascosa
4. Abilene Cooper, Lubbock, Lubbock Coronado, Lubbock Monterey, Wolfforth Frenship
5. Azle, Denton, Denton Guyer, Denton Ryan, Wichita Falls Rider
6. Ft. Worth Arlington Heights, Ft. Worth Boswell, Ft. Worth Tremble Tech, Ft. Worth Western Hills, Saginaw, White Settlement Brewer
7. Burleson, Cleburne, Crowley, Granbury, Weatherford
8. Grapevine, Keller Fossil Ridge, Keller Timber Creek, North Richland Hills Birdville, North Richland Hills Richland, Northwest Nelson
9. Frisco Centennial, Frisco Liberty, Frisco Wakeland, Lewisville The Colony, McKinney, Sherman
10. Carrollton Creekview, Carrollton Smith, Carrollton Turner, Richardson Lake Highlands, Richardson Pearce
11. Dallas Adams, Dallas Highland Park, Dallas Jesuit, Dallas Molina, Dallas Samuell, Dallas White
12. Arlington Seguin, Mansfield Summitt, Midlothian, Red Oak, Waxahachie
13. Garland Lakeview Centennial, North Garland, South Garland, Wylie, Wylie East
14. Forney, Lancaster, Rockwall, Rockwall-Heath, West Mesquite
15. Copperas Cove, Killeen, Killeen Shoemaker, Temple, Waco, Waco Midway
16. Austin Lake Travis, Cedar Park, Cedar Park Vista Ridge, Leander Rouse, Pflugerville Connally, Pflugerville Hendrickson
17. Austin Anderson, Austin Crockett, Austin Johnson, Austin Lanier, Austin McCallum, Bastrop
18. Buda Hays, Kyle Lehman, New Braunfels, New Braunfels Canyon, San Marcos, Spring Branch Smithson Valley
19. San Antonio Brackenridge, San Antonio Harlandale, San Antonio Highlands, San Antonio Jefferson, San Antonio Kennedy, San Antonio McCollum, South San Antonio
20. Cibolo Steele, Northside Brandeis, Northside Brennan, San Antonio Johnson, Schertz Clemens, Seguin
21. Longview, Lufkin, Marshall, Nacogdoches, Texarkana Texas, Tyler
22. Conroe Caney Creek, Huntsville, Magnolia, Magnolia West, Montgomery, Willis
23. Houston North Forest, Humble, Humble Kingwood Park, Humble Summer Creek, New Caney, New Caney Porter
24. Houston Austin, Houston Davis, Houston Milby, Houston Reagan, Houston Waltrip, Houston Westbury, Houston Lee*
25. Cypress Ranch, Houston Memorial, Houston Northbrook, Houston Spring Woods, Houston Strake Jesuit, Houston Stratford
26. Fort Bend Austin, Fort Bend Bush, Fort Bend Dulles, Fort Bend Travis, Richmond Foster, Rosenburg Lamar Consolidated, Rosenburg Terry
27. Baytown Goose Creek Memorial, Baytown Lee, Beaumont Central, Galena Park, Houston King, La Porte
28. Dickinson, Friendswood, Galveston Ball, Manvel, Pearland Dawson, Texas City
29. Angleton, Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, Corpus Christi Moody, Corpus Christi Ray, Victoria East, Victoria West
30. Eagle Pass, Eagle Pass Winn, Laredo Cigarroa, Laredo Johnson, Laredo Martin, Laredo Nixon
31. La Joya Juarez-Lincoln, Mission, Mission Veterans Memorial, Rio Grande City, Roma, Weslaco East
32. Brownsville Lopez, Brownsville Pace, Brownsville Rivera, Harlingen South, McAllen Memorial, McAllen Rowe

Class 6A

184 Schools

761-1515

1. Clint Horizon, Clint Mountain View, El Paso, El Paso Austin, El Paso Bowie, El Paso Parkland, El Paso Riverside, San Elizario
2. Borger, Canyon, Canyon Randall, Dumas, Hereford, Pampa
3. Andrews, Levelland, Lubbock Cooper, Lubbock Estacado, Plainview
4. Abilene Wylie, Big Spring, Brownwood, San Angelo Lake View, Stephenville
5. Burkburnett, Decatur, Mineral Wells, Springtown, Wichita Falls
6. Ft. Worth Carter-Riverside, Ft. Worth Castleberry, Ft. Worth Diamond Hill-Jarvis, Ft. Worth Eastern Hills, Ft. Worth North Side, Ft. Worth Polytechnic
7. Aledo, Ft. Worth Dunbar, Ft. Worth South Hills, Ft. Worth Southwest, Ft. Worth Wyatt, Kennedale
8. Alvarado, Corsicana, Ennis, Everman, Joshua
9. Carrollton Ranchview, Frisco, Frisco Heritage, Lake Dallas, Little Elm, Prosper
10. Denison, Greenville, Lucas Lovejoy, McKinney North, Princeton
11. Dallas Conrad, Dallas Hillcrest, Dallas Jefferson, Dallas Lincoln, Dallas Madison, Dallas Pinkston, Dallas Wilson, North Dallas
12. Dallas Adamson, Dallas Carter, Dallas Kimball, Dallas Seagoville, Dallas Smith, Dallas Spruce, Dallas South Oak Cliff
13. Kaufman, Mesquite Poteet, North Forney, Royse City, Terrell, Wills Point
14. Lindale, Mount Pleasant, Paris, Paris North Lamar, Sulphur Springs
15. Athens, Brownsboro, Jacksonville, Mabank, Palestine
16. Hallsville, Henderson, Kilgore, Longview Pine Tree, Tyler Chapel Hill, Whitehouse
17. Burnet, Gatesville, Lampasas, Waco La Vega, Waco University
18. Austin Eastside Memorial, Austin Reagan, Austin Travis, Austin Vandegrift, Manor
19. Brenham, Elgin, Hutto, Lockhart, Taylor
20. Bandera, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Kerrville Tivy, Marble Falls
21. Boerne, Boerne Champion, Castroville Medina Valley, Fischer Canyon Lake, San Antonio Memorial
22. San Antonio Burbank, San Antonio Houston, San Antonio Lanier, Somerset, Uvalde, San Antonio Fox Tech*
23. Floresville, La Vernia, Pleasanton, San Antonio Alamo Heights, San Antonio Southside
24. Bryan Rudder, Cleveland, Livingston, Navasota, Waller
25. Jasper, Lumberton, Orange Little Cypress-Mauriceville, Port Neches-Groves, Silsbee, Vidor
26. Beaumont Ozen, Dayton, Huffman Hargrave, Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill, Nederland, Splendora
27. Houston Furr, Houston Sharpstown, Houston Sterling, Houston Washington, Houston Wheatley, Houston Worthing, Houston Yates, Houston YES Prep North Central*
28. Crosby, Fort Bend Marshall, Fort Bend Willowridge, La Marque, Santa Fe, Stafford
29. Bay City, El Campo, Freeport Brazosport, Needville, West Columbia Columbia
30. Beeville Jones, Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway, Gregory-Portland, Port Lavaca Calhoun, Rockport-Fulton
31. Alice, Corpus Christi Calallen, Corpus Christi Miller, Kingsville King, Robstown
32. Edcouch-Elsa, Hidalgo Early College, La Feria, Mercedes, Pharr Valley View, Rio Grande City HS #2, Zapata, Brownsville Veterans Memorial*

Class 5A

184 Schools

343-758

1. Clint, Fabens, Fort Stockton, Pecos, Presidio
2. Amarillo River Road, Bushland, Dalhart, Littlefield, Muleshoe, Perryton
3. Brownfield, Denver City, Kermit, Monahans, Seminole, Shallowater
4. Clyde, Lamesa, Midland Greenwood, Snyder, Sweetwater
5. Breckenridge, Graham, Iowa Park, Vernon, Wichita Falls Hirschi
6. Bowie, Bridgeport, Callisburg, Gainesville, Sanger, Whitesboro, Krum*
7. Anna, Argyle, Aubrey, Celina, Melissa, Pilot Point, Van Alstyne
8. Bonham, Caddo Mills, Commerce, Farmersville, Nevada Community, Pattonville Prairiland
9. Crandall, Dallas Roosevelt, Ferris, Frisco Lone Star, Lake Worth, West Mesquite, Irving North Hills*
10. Early, Glen Rose, Godley, Hillsboro, Venus, Whitney
11. Canton, Emory Rains, Eustace, Kemp, Quinlan Ford, Van
12. Atlanta, Hooks, Jefferson, New Boston, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau, Texarkana Pleasant Grove
13. Daingerfield, Gilmer, Mineola, Mount Vernon, Pittsburg, Winnsboro
14. Carthage, Gladewater, Gladewater Sabine, Longview Spring Hill, Tatum, White Oak
15. Bullard, Elkhart, Fairfield, Palestine Westwood, Rusk
16. Center, Crockett, Diboll, Huntington, Madisonville, Lufkin Hudson*, Pollock Central*
17. China Spring, Groesbeck, Mexia, Robinson, Waco Connally
18. Brady, Llano, Lorena, Salado, Troy
19. Comfort, Ingram Moore, Lago Vista, Liberty Hill, Wimberly
20. Devine, Geronimo Navarro, Hondo, Lytle, Marion, San Antonio Cole, San Antonio Hawkins*
21. Carrizo Springs, Crystal City, Jourdanton, Pearsall, Poteet
22. Caldwell, Cameron Yoe, Giddings, Hempstead, La Grange, Rockdale
23. Cuero, Edna, Gonzales, Luling, Yoakum
24. Bellville, Brookshire Royal, Houston Jones, Houston Kashmere, Houston Scarborough, Houston KIPP*, Houston YES- SE*
25. Altair Rice, Columbus, Sealy, Smithville, Wharton
26. Buna, Kirbyville, Kountze, Warren, Woodville
27. Cleveland Tarkington, Coldspring-Oakhurst, Hardin, Liberty, Shepherd
28. Bridge City, Hamshire-Fannett, Orangefield, Sour Lake Hardin-Jefferson, West Orange-Stark
29. Anahuac, Hitchcock, Palacios, Sweeny, Winnie East Chambers
30. Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi West Oso, Goliad, Ingleside, Sinton
31. Falfurrias, George West, Mathis, Orange Grove, San Diego
32. Lyford, Port Isabel, Progreso, Raymondville, Rio Hondo, Santa Rosa, Donna IDEA*, Edinburg Quest*

Class 4A

184 Schools

195-342

1. Alpine, Anthony, Crane, Ozona, Tornillo*
2. Amarillo Highland Park, Friona, Panhandle, Sanford-Fritch, Spearman
3. Abernathy, Childress, Dimmitt, Floydada, Tulia
4. Idalou, Lubbock Roosevelt, Post, Slaton, Stanton
5. Anson, Coahoma, Colorado City Colorado, Forsan, Hawley
6. Cisco, DeLeon, Eastland, Merkel, Tuscola Jim Ned
7. Bangs, Ballinger, Coleman, San Angelo Grape Creek, Wall
8. Harper, Junction, San Saba, Sonora, Taft
9. Clifton, Comanche, Crawford, Dublin, Hamilton, Hico
10. Alvord, Henrietta, Holliday, Jacksboro, Nocona, Wichita Falls City View
11. Bells, Howe, Pottsboro, Sadler S&S Consolidated, Tom Bean, Whitewright
12. Boyd, Gunter, Millsap, Paradise, Ponder, Tolar, Brock*, Peaster*
13. Bogata Rivercrest, Clarksville, Cooper, Honey Grove, Leonard, Paris Chisum
14. De Kalb, Hughes Springs, Omaha Pewitt, Queen City, Redwater, Simms Bowie, Mount Pleasant Chapel Hill*
15. Alba-Golden, Como-Pickton, Edgewood, Grand Saline, Lone Oak, Quitman
16. Dallas Life Oak Cliff, Palmer, Red Oak Life, Scurry-Rosser, Sunnyvale, Dallas Peak*, Keene Smith*
17. Diana New Diana, Harleton, Linden-Kildare, Ore City, Waskom
18. Big Sandy Harmony, Elysian Fields, Gladewater Union Grove, New London West Rusk, Winona
19. Arp, Frankston, Kerens, Malakoff, Troup
20. Garrison, Hemphill, Joaquin, Newton, San Augustine, Nacogdoches Central Heights*, Woden*
21. Blooming Grove, Grandview, Italy, Maypearl, Rio Vista
22. Axtell, Buffalo, Corsicana Mildred, Rice, Teague
23. Bruceville-Eddy, Marlin, McGregor, Moody, Rosebud-Lott
24. Centerville, Franklin, Hearne, Jewett Leon, Little River Academy, Rogers
25. Corrigan-Camden, Deweyville, Groveton, New Waverly, Trinity, Anderson-Shiro*, Onalaska*
26. Blanco, Florence, Jarrell, Johnson City, Lexington, Thorndale
27. Natalia, Nixon Smiley, San Antonio Brooks Academy, Stockdale, Taft, Universal City Randolph, San Antonio Stacey*
28. East Bernard, Hallettsville, Schulenburg, Wallis Brazos, Weimar, Houston YES East End*, Houston YES SW
29. Bloomington, Boling, Danbury, El Maton Tidehaven, Vanderbilt Industrial, Van Vleck
30. Cotulla, Dilley, Karnes City, Kenedy, Poth
31. Banquette, Odem, Refugio, Skidmore-Tynan, Three Rivers
32. Bishop, Freer, Hebbronville, Kingsville Academy, Premont, Riviera Kaufer, Brownsville Frontier College Prep.*

Class 3A

189 Schools

100-194

1. Iraan, Marfa, McCamey, Van Horn, Wink, El Paso Harmony Science*, Fort Hancock*
2. Booker, Gruver, Stinnett West Texas, Stratford, Sunray
3. Boys Ranch, Clarendon, Claude, Vega, White Deer
4. Canadian, Memphis, Shamrock, Wellington, Wheeler
5. Bovina, Earth Springlake, Farwell, Nazareth, Olton, Sudan
6. Crosbyton, Hale Center, Lockney, New Deal, Plains, Ralls
7. Anton, Morton, Seagraves, Smyer, Sundown, Tahoka
8. Archer City, Electra, Olney, Petrolia, Quanah, Windthorst
9. Hamlin, Haskell, Munday, Rotan, Seymour, Stamford
10. Bronte, Miles, Roby, Roscoe, San Angelo TLC, Winters
11. Big Lake Reagan County, Christoval, Eldorado, Mason, Menard, Mertzon Irion County
12. Albany, Baird, Cross Plains, Gorman, Ranger, Clyde Eula*
13. Collinsville, Era, Lindsey, Muenster, Valley View
14. Chico, Dallas Gateway, Itasca, Perrin-Whitt, Santo
15. Blue Ridge, Celeste, Cumby, Quinlan Boles, Savoy, Wolfe City
16. Dallas Faith Family*, Dallas Hampton Prep*, Fruitvale*, Grand Prairie Advantage*, Martins Mill*, Poolville*
17. Campbell*, Ivanhoe Rayburn*, Merit Bland*, Sulphur Springs North Hopkins*, Trenton*, Yantis*
18. Big Sandy, Detroit, Gilmer Union Hill, Hawkins, Maud, Avery*, McLeod*
19. Beckville, Overton, Price Carlisle, Tenaha, Timpson, Gary*
20. Alto, Cayuga, Cushing, Malakoff Crossroads, Mount Enterprise, La Rue La Poynor*, New Summerfield*
21. Burkeville, Chester, Colmesneil, Pineland West Sabine, Shelbyville
22. Dawson, Frost, Hubbard, Mart, Wortham
23. Bosqueville, Chilton, Goldthwaite, Meridian, Reisel, Valley Mills, Blum*
24. Broaddus*, Brookeland*, Dallardsville Big Sandy*, Latexo*, Slocum*, Zavalla*
25. Bartlett, Granger, Holland, Milano, Thrall, Georgetown Gateway*
26. Bremond, Grapeland, Iola, Lovelady, Normangee, Snook, Mumford*
27. Evadale, High Island, Hull-Daisetta, Saratoga West Hardin, Sabine Pass
28. Barton, Flatonia, Ganado, Louise, Shiner, Somerville, Katy Nelms*
29. Barksdale Nueces Canyon, Center Point, Leakey, Medina, Rocksprings, San Antonio Gervin Academy*
30. Brackettville Brackett, Charlotte, D’Hanis, La Pryor, Sabinal
31. Falls City, Pettus, Runge, Woodsboro, Yorktown, Port Aransas*
32. Agua Dulce, Benavides, Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco, Bruni, La Villa, Santa Maria*

Class 2A

98 Schools

51-99.5

1. Fort Davis, Garden City, Rankin, Sierra Blanca, Comstock*
2. Follett, Hart, Kress, McLean, Turkey Valley
3. Lubbock Harmony, Petersburg, Ropesville Ropes, Southland, Whiteface
4. Gail Borden, Lamesa Klondike, Meadow, O’Donnell, Wellman-Union
5. Ackerly Sands, Hermleigh, Ira, Lenorah Grady, Roscoe Highland
6. Aspermont, Lorenzo, Paint Creek, Spur, Throckmorton
7. Chillicothe, Crowell, Knox City, Paducah, Vernon Northside
8. Bowie Gold-Burg, Gordon, Greenville Phoenix, Saint Jo, Waxahachie Advantage, Graford*, Lipan*
9. Cumby Miller Grove*, Dodd City*, Ector*, Roxton*, Saltillo*, Slidell*, Sulphur Bluff*, Waxahachie Faith Family*
10. Abbott, Aquilla, Avalon, Bynum, Coolidge, Penelope, Waco Rapaport*
11. Blanket, Covington, Kopperl, May, Walnut Springs, Huckabay*, Lingleville*
12. Apple Springs, Bloomburg, Laird Hill Leveretts Chapel, Oakwood, Douglass*, Martinsville*, Neches*, Wells*
13. Eden, Robert Lee, Santa Anna, Veribest, Water Valley
14. Evant, Lometa, Prairie Lea, Rochelle, Zephyr, Fayetteville*, Moulton*, Waelder*
15. Chireno*, Goodrich*, Kennard*, La Marque Shekinah Radiance*, Leggett*, North Zulch*, Round Top-Carmine*, Spurger*
16. Austwell-Tivoli*, Corpus Christi College Prep*, Lasara*, San Isidro*, San Perlita*, Tilden McMullen County*, Utopia*

Class 1A

84 Schools

13-50.5

1. Balmorhea, Dell City, Grandfalls-Royalty, Imperial Buena Vista, Sanderson, Marathon*, Valentine*
2. Adrian*, Channing*, Hartley*, Higgins*, Texline*
3. Briscoe Fort Elliott, Darrouzet, Groom, Lefors, Miami
4. Happy, Hedley, Lazbuddie, Samnorwood, Silverton
5. Amherst, Cotton Center, Loop, New Home, Whitharral
6. Loraine, Sterling City, Welch Dawson, Westbrook, Wilson
7. Afton Patton Springs, Benjamin, Guthrie, Jayton, Matador Motley County
8. Bryson, Byers, Forestburg, Harrold, Newcastle
9. Avinger*, Bellevue*, Henrietta Midway*, Laneville*, Nocona Prairie Valley*
10. Lueders-Avoca, Moran, Rule, Strawn, Woodson
11. Blackwell, Novice, Paint Rock, Trent, Valera Panther Creek
12. Comanche Paradigm, Gustine, Iredell, Rising Star, Sidney
13. Brookesmith, Lohn, Mullin, Richland Springs, Star, Priddy*
14. Cherokee, Karnack, Ladonia Fanindel, Milford, Trinidad
15. Buckholts, Calvert, Cranfills Gap, Jonesboro, Morgan, Oglesby
16. Dime Box*, Groveton Centerville*, Knippa*, Nordheim*, Richards*

[fdavids]

Here is a copy of the proposal I presented to the UIL to prove feasibility of a 6th division in football. I have since done a new one using new numbers, but this shows that it is very possible, and I think in the future a necessity to change the current format.

Alignment Proposal

For the past three alignments I have created my own set of alignments with the idea of making things more fair for schools and resolving some of the chief complaints, those being disparity in size among the largest and smallest schools in each classification, and travel distance. I have taught in different functions at school districts including a district with multiple 5A schools, a 3A district, three 2A districts, and two 1A districts that played 6-man football. I have coached football and track, been a band director, directed one-act play, and coached various academic and debate teams, and feel that I have a unique insight into the various aspects of the classification process and the challenges these schools face.
Once again, I decided this time to follow the trends already being established by the UIL. In class 1A we have a Division I and division II already in place. In football the Division II is divided into two divisions of their own. This is actually a very good idea and helps to get rid of the disparity from top to bottom. There is no reason, however, to have this division in football and not extend it to basketball, spring sports, and academic events. The smaller schools really cannot compete against schools up to four times their size, not just in football, but also in basketball, track and field, One-act play, band, and academic events, and this would give them a shot at success for the first time. In addition, by having only one district for all sports, the experience of having real district rivalries is increased as well.
In my proposal division 1A follows what the UIL has already done. I have renamed the divisions within this as they should be; calling them 1A, 2A, and 3A. I have also added a division to the top end in order to end the disparity argument. Most of the districts have 5 to six members, which the UIL has already demonstrated that they are willing to use. The argument of distance is moot, as most schools will be able to play all of the same teams they have played previously, and will be able to choose more of the teams they play, unlike the unfortunate teams who had been placed into ten team districts in past alignments, especially those of West Texas who already had the furthest travel times of any schools in Texas.
The top five divisions all have as close to the same number of schools as possible in them, so there is no division with teams packed into districts like sardines, like those which in some cases exist currently and have existed in the past. The last division of 11-man schools has a a few more schools, which helps to make up for the number of schools not electing to play football. There are fewer byes and more football districts than have existed in the past in this division as well. With the schools being more even as to size, the necessity of two divisions within a classification is negated and a clear-cut winner in each classification can be crowned, although that will be left up to the coaches in those divisions as it is currently. In the 6-man divisions there are thirteen football districts, and sixteen districts for all other activities.

Class 8A

184 Schools

2282-6171

1. El Paso Americas, El Paso Coronado, El Paso El Dorado, El Paso Franklin, El Paso Hanks, El Paso Montwood, El Paso Socorro
2. Abilene, Midland, Midland Lee, Odessa, Odessa Permian, San Angelo Central
3. Ft. Worth Paschal, Mansfield, Mansfield Legacy, Mansfield Timberview, North Crowley
4. Arlington, Arlington Bowie, Arlington Houston, Arlington Lamar, Arlington Martin, Euless Trinity, Hurst Bell
5. Colleyville Heritage, Haltom City Haltom, Keller, Keller Central, Northwest, Southlake Carroll
6. Carrollton, Coppell, Lewisville, Lewisville Flower Mound, Lewisville Hebron, Lewisville Marcus
7. Cedar Hill, De Soto, Duncanville, Grand Prairie, South Grand Prairie
8. Dallas Skyline, Dallas Sunset, Irving, Irving MacArthur, Irving Nimitz
9. Mesquite, Mesquite Horn, North Mesquite, Richardson, Richardson Berkner
10. Garland, Garland Naaman Forest, Garland Rowlett, Garland Sachse, Tyler Lee
11. Allen, McKinney Boyd, Plano, Plano East, Plano West
12. Belton, Bryan, College Station A&M Consolidated, Killeen Ellison, Killeen Harker Heights
13. Austin, Austin Akins, Austin Bowie, Austin Westlake, Del Valle, Pflugerville
14. Georgetown, Leander, Round Rock, Round Rock McNeil, Round Rock Stony Point, Round Rock Westwood
15. San Antonio Churchill, San Antonio Lee, San Antonio MacArthur, San Antonio Madison, San Antonio Reagan, San Antonio Roosevelt
16. Converse Judson, Northside Clark, Northside O’Connor, Northside Marshall, Northside Taft, San Antonio East Central, San Antonio Wagner
17. Del Rio, Northside Holmes, Northside Jay, Northside Stevens, Northside Warren, San Antonio Southwest
18. Conroe, Conroe Oak Ridge, Conroe The Woodlands, Conroe The Woodlands College Park, Tomball
19. Cypress Fair, Cypress Falls, Cypress Ridge, Cypress Springs, Cypress Woods
20. Cypress Creek, Cypress Lakes, Galena Park North Shore, Houston Jersey Village, Houston Langham Creek
21. Aldine, Houston Eisenhower, Houston MacArthur, Houston Nimitz, Humble Atascocita, Humble Kingwood
22. Klein, Klein Collins, Klein Forest, Klein Oak, Spring, Spring DeKaney, Spring Westfield
23. Katy, Katy Cinco Ranch, Katy Mayde Creek, Katy Morton Ranch, Katy Seven Lakes, Katy Taylor
24. Baytown Sterling, Beaumont West Brook, Channelview, Deer Park, Port Arthur Memorial
25. Houston Bellaire, Houston Chavez, Houston Lanier, Houston Madison, Houston Math & Science Tech, Houston Westside
26. Alief Elsik, Alief Hastings, Alief Taylor, Fort Bend Clements, Fort Bend Elkins, Fort Bend Hightower, Fort Bend Kempner
27. Clute Brazoswood, Pasadena, Pasadena Dobie, Pasadena Memorial, Pasadena Rayburn, Pasadena South Houston
28. Alvin, Clear Brook, Clear Creek, Clear Lake, Clear Springs, Pearland
29. Corpus Christi Carroll, Corpus Christi King, Laredo Alexander, Laredo United, Laredo United South
30. Edinburg, Edinburg Economedes, Edinburg North, La Joya, La Joya Palmview, Mission Sharyland
31. Donna, McAllen, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Memorial, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo North, Weslaco
32. Brownsville Hanna, Brownsville Porter, Harlingen, Los Fresnos, San Benito

Class 7A

184 Schools

1548-2281

1. El Paso Andress,El Paso Burges, El Paso Chapin, El Paso Irvin, El Paso Jefferson
2. Canutillo, El Paso Bel Air, El Paso Del Valle, El Paso Eastwood, El Paso Ysleta
3. Amarillo, Amarillo Caprock, Amarillo Palo Duro, Amarillo Tascosa
4. Abilene Cooper, Lubbock, Lubbock Coronado, Lubbock Monterey, Wolfforth Frenship
5. Azle, Denton, Denton Guyer, Denton Ryan, Wichita Falls Rider
6. Ft. Worth Arlington Heights, Ft. Worth Boswell, Ft. Worth Tremble Tech, Ft. Worth Western Hills, Saginaw, White Settlement Brewer
7. Burleson, Cleburne, Crowley, Granbury, Weatherford
8. Grapevine, Keller Fossil Ridge, Keller Timber Creek, North Richland Hills Birdville, North Richland Hills Richland, Northwest Nelson
9. Frisco Centennial, Frisco Liberty, Frisco Wakeland, Lewisville The Colony, McKinney, Sherman
10. Carrollton Creekview, Carrollton Smith, Carrollton Turner, Richardson Lake Highlands, Richardson Pearce
11. Dallas Adams, Dallas Highland Park, Dallas Jesuit, Dallas Molina, Dallas Samuell, Dallas White
12. Arlington Seguin, Mansfield Summitt, Midlothian, Red Oak, Waxahachie
13. Garland Lakeview Centennial, North Garland, South Garland, Wylie, Wylie East
14. Forney, Lancaster, Rockwall, Rockwall-Heath, West Mesquite
15. Copperas Cove, Killeen, Killeen Shoemaker, Temple, Waco, Waco Midway
16. Austin Lake Travis, Cedar Park, Cedar Park Vista Ridge, Leander Rouse, Pflugerville Connally, Pflugerville Hendrickson
17. Austin Anderson, Austin Crockett, Austin Johnson, Austin Lanier, Austin McCallum, Bastrop
18. Buda Hays, Kyle Lehman, New Braunfels, New Braunfels Canyon, San Marcos, Spring Branch Smithson Valley
19. San Antonio Brackenridge, San Antonio Harlandale, San Antonio Highlands, San Antonio Jefferson, San Antonio Kennedy, San Antonio McCollum, South San Antonio
20. Cibolo Steele, Northside Brandeis, Northside Brennan, San Antonio Johnson, Schertz Clemens, Seguin
21. Longview, Lufkin, Marshall, Nacogdoches, Texarkana Texas, Tyler
22. Conroe Caney Creek, Huntsville, Magnolia, Magnolia West, Montgomery, Willis
23. Houston North Forest, Humble, Humble Kingwood Park, Humble Summer Creek, New Caney, New Caney Porter
24. Houston Austin, Houston Davis, Houston Milby, Houston Reagan, Houston Waltrip, Houston Westbury, Houston Lee*
25. Cypress Ranch, Houston Memorial, Houston Northbrook, Houston Spring Woods, Houston Strake Jesuit, Houston Stratford
26. Fort Bend Austin, Fort Bend Bush, Fort Bend Dulles, Fort Bend Travis, Richmond Foster, Rosenburg Lamar Consolidated, Rosenburg Terry
27. Baytown Goose Creek Memorial, Baytown Lee, Beaumont Central, Galena Park, Houston King, La Porte
28. Dickinson, Friendswood, Galveston Ball, Manvel, Pearland Dawson, Texas City
29. Angleton, Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, Corpus Christi Moody, Corpus Christi Ray, Victoria East, Victoria West
30. Eagle Pass, Eagle Pass Winn, Laredo Cigarroa, Laredo Johnson, Laredo Martin, Laredo Nixon
31. La Joya Juarez-Lincoln, Mission, Mission Veterans Memorial, Rio Grande City, Roma, Weslaco East
32. Brownsville Lopez, Brownsville Pace, Brownsville Rivera, Harlingen South, McAllen Memorial, McAllen Rowe

Class 6A

184 Schools

761-1515

1. Clint Horizon, Clint Mountain View, El Paso, El Paso Austin, El Paso Bowie, El Paso Parkland, El Paso Riverside, San Elizario
2. Borger, Canyon, Canyon Randall, Dumas, Hereford, Pampa
3. Andrews, Levelland, Lubbock Cooper, Lubbock Estacado, Plainview
4. Abilene Wylie, Big Spring, Brownwood, San Angelo Lake View, Stephenville
5. Burkburnett, Decatur, Mineral Wells, Springtown, Wichita Falls
6. Ft. Worth Carter-Riverside, Ft. Worth Castleberry, Ft. Worth Diamond Hill-Jarvis, Ft. Worth Eastern Hills, Ft. Worth North Side, Ft. Worth Polytechnic
7. Aledo, Ft. Worth Dunbar, Ft. Worth South Hills, Ft. Worth Southwest, Ft. Worth Wyatt, Kennedale
8. Alvarado, Corsicana, Ennis, Everman, Joshua
9. Carrollton Ranchview, Frisco, Frisco Heritage, Lake Dallas, Little Elm, Prosper
10. Denison, Greenville, Lucas Lovejoy, McKinney North, Princeton
11. Dallas Conrad, Dallas Hillcrest, Dallas Jefferson, Dallas Lincoln, Dallas Madison, Dallas Pinkston, Dallas Wilson, North Dallas
12. Dallas Adamson, Dallas Carter, Dallas Kimball, Dallas Seagoville, Dallas Smith, Dallas Spruce, Dallas South Oak Cliff
13. Kaufman, Mesquite Poteet, North Forney, Royse City, Terrell, Wills Point
14. Lindale, Mount Pleasant, Paris, Paris North Lamar, Sulphur Springs
15. Athens, Brownsboro, Jacksonville, Mabank, Palestine
16. Hallsville, Henderson, Kilgore, Longview Pine Tree, Tyler Chapel Hill, Whitehouse
17. Burnet, Gatesville, Lampasas, Waco La Vega, Waco University
18. Austin Eastside Memorial, Austin Reagan, Austin Travis, Austin Vandegrift, Manor
19. Brenham, Elgin, Hutto, Lockhart, Taylor
20. Bandera, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Kerrville Tivy, Marble Falls
21. Boerne, Boerne Champion, Castroville Medina Valley, Fischer Canyon Lake, San Antonio Memorial
22. San Antonio Burbank, San Antonio Houston, San Antonio Lanier, Somerset, Uvalde, San Antonio Fox Tech*
23. Floresville, La Vernia, Pleasanton, San Antonio Alamo Heights, San Antonio Southside
24. Bryan Rudder, Cleveland, Livingston, Navasota, Waller
25. Jasper, Lumberton, Orange Little Cypress-Mauriceville, Port Neches-Groves, Silsbee, Vidor
26. Beaumont Ozen, Dayton, Huffman Hargrave, Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill, Nederland, Splendora
27. Houston Furr, Houston Sharpstown, Houston Sterling, Houston Washington, Houston Wheatley, Houston Worthing, Houston Yates, Houston YES Prep North Central*
28. Crosby, Fort Bend Marshall, Fort Bend Willowridge, La Marque, Santa Fe, Stafford
29. Bay City, El Campo, Freeport Brazosport, Needville, West Columbia Columbia
30. Beeville Jones, Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway, Gregory-Portland, Port Lavaca Calhoun, Rockport-Fulton
31. Alice, Corpus Christi Calallen, Corpus Christi Miller, Kingsville King, Robstown
32. Edcouch-Elsa, Hidalgo Early College, La Feria, Mercedes, Pharr Valley View, Rio Grande City HS #2, Zapata, Brownsville Veterans Memorial*

Class 5A

184 Schools

343-758

1. Clint, Fabens, Fort Stockton, Pecos, Presidio
2. Amarillo River Road, Bushland, Dalhart, Littlefield, Muleshoe, Perryton
3. Brownfield, Denver City, Kermit, Monahans, Seminole, Shallowater
4. Clyde, Lamesa, Midland Greenwood, Snyder, Sweetwater
5. Breckenridge, Graham, Iowa Park, Vernon, Wichita Falls Hirschi
6. Bowie, Bridgeport, Callisburg, Gainesville, Sanger, Whitesboro, Krum*
7. Anna, Argyle, Aubrey, Celina, Melissa, Pilot Point, Van Alstyne
8. Bonham, Caddo Mills, Commerce, Farmersville, Nevada Community, Pattonville Prairiland
9. Crandall, Dallas Roosevelt, Ferris, Frisco Lone Star, Lake Worth, West Mesquite, Irving North Hills*
10. Early, Glen Rose, Godley, Hillsboro, Venus, Whitney
11. Canton, Emory Rains, Eustace, Kemp, Quinlan Ford, Van
12. Atlanta, Hooks, Jefferson, New Boston, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau, Texarkana Pleasant Grove
13. Daingerfield, Gilmer, Mineola, Mount Vernon, Pittsburg, Winnsboro
14. Carthage, Gladewater, Gladewater Sabine, Longview Spring Hill, Tatum, White Oak
15. Bullard, Elkhart, Fairfield, Palestine Westwood, Rusk
16. Center, Crockett, Diboll, Huntington, Madisonville, Lufkin Hudson*, Pollock Central*
17. China Spring, Groesbeck, Mexia, Robinson, Waco Connally
18. Brady, Llano, Lorena, Salado, Troy
19. Comfort, Ingram Moore, Lago Vista, Liberty Hill, Wimberly
20. Devine, Geronimo Navarro, Hondo, Lytle, Marion, San Antonio Cole, San Antonio Hawkins*
21. Carrizo Springs, Crystal City, Jourdanton, Pearsall, Poteet
22. Caldwell, Cameron Yoe, Giddings, Hempstead, La Grange, Rockdale
23. Cuero, Edna, Gonzales, Luling, Yoakum
24. Bellville, Brookshire Royal, Houston Jones, Houston Kashmere, Houston Scarborough, Houston KIPP*, Houston YES- SE*
25. Altair Rice, Columbus, Sealy, Smithville, Wharton
26. Buna, Kirbyville, Kountze, Warren, Woodville
27. Cleveland Tarkington, Coldspring-Oakhurst, Hardin, Liberty, Shepherd
28. Bridge City, Hamshire-Fannett, Orangefield, Sour Lake Hardin-Jefferson, West Orange-Stark
29. Anahuac, Hitchcock, Palacios, Sweeny, Winnie East Chambers
30. Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi West Oso, Goliad, Ingleside, Sinton
31. Falfurrias, George West, Mathis, Orange Grove, San Diego
32. Lyford, Port Isabel, Progreso, Raymondville, Rio Hondo, Santa Rosa, Donna IDEA*, Edinburg Quest*

Class 4A

184 Schools

195-342

1. Alpine, Anthony, Crane, Ozona, Tornillo*
2. Amarillo Highland Park, Friona, Panhandle, Sanford-Fritch, Spearman
3. Abernathy, Childress, Dimmitt, Floydada, Tulia
4. Idalou, Lubbock Roosevelt, Post, Slaton, Stanton
5. Anson, Coahoma, Colorado City Colorado, Forsan, Hawley
6. Cisco, DeLeon, Eastland, Merkel, Tuscola Jim Ned
7. Bangs, Ballinger, Coleman, San Angelo Grape Creek, Wall
8. Harper, Junction, San Saba, Sonora, Taft
9. Clifton, Comanche, Crawford, Dublin, Hamilton, Hico
10. Alvord, Henrietta, Holliday, Jacksboro, Nocona, Wichita Falls City View
11. Bells, Howe, Pottsboro, Sadler S&S Consolidated, Tom Bean, Whitewright
12. Boyd, Gunter, Millsap, Paradise, Ponder, Tolar, Brock*, Peaster*
13. Bogata Rivercrest, Clarksville, Cooper, Honey Grove, Leonard, Paris Chisum
14. De Kalb, Hughes Springs, Omaha Pewitt, Queen City, Redwater, Simms Bowie, Mount Pleasant Chapel Hill*
15. Alba-Golden, Como-Pickton, Edgewood, Grand Saline, Lone Oak, Quitman
16. Dallas Life Oak Cliff, Palmer, Red Oak Life, Scurry-Rosser, Sunnyvale, Dallas Peak*, Keene Smith*
17. Diana New Diana, Harleton, Linden-Kildare, Ore City, Waskom
18. Big Sandy Harmony, Elysian Fields, Gladewater Union Grove, New London West Rusk, Winona
19. Arp, Frankston, Kerens, Malakoff, Troup
20. Garrison, Hemphill, Joaquin, Newton, San Augustine, Nacogdoches Central Heights*, Woden*
21. Blooming Grove, Grandview, Italy, Maypearl, Rio Vista
22. Axtell, Buffalo, Corsicana Mildred, Rice, Teague
23. Bruceville-Eddy, Marlin, McGregor, Moody, Rosebud-Lott
24. Centerville, Franklin, Hearne, Jewett Leon, Little River Academy, Rogers
25. Corrigan-Camden, Deweyville, Groveton, New Waverly, Trinity, Anderson-Shiro*, Onalaska*
26. Blanco, Florence, Jarrell, Johnson City, Lexington, Thorndale
27. Natalia, Nixon Smiley, San Antonio Brooks Academy, Stockdale, Taft, Universal City Randolph, San Antonio Stacey*
28. East Bernard, Hallettsville, Schulenburg, Wallis Brazos, Weimar, Houston YES East End*, Houston YES SW
29. Bloomington, Boling, Danbury, El Maton Tidehaven, Vanderbilt Industrial, Van Vleck
30. Cotulla, Dilley, Karnes City, Kenedy, Poth
31. Banquette, Odem, Refugio, Skidmore-Tynan, Three Rivers
32. Bishop, Freer, Hebbronville, Kingsville Academy, Premont, Riviera Kaufer, Brownsville Frontier College Prep.*

Class 3A

189 Schools

100-194

1. Iraan, Marfa, McCamey, Van Horn, Wink, El Paso Harmony Science*, Fort Hancock*
2. Booker, Gruver, Stinnett West Texas, Stratford, Sunray
3. Boys Ranch, Clarendon, Claude, Vega, White Deer
4. Canadian, Memphis, Shamrock, Wellington, Wheeler
5. Bovina, Earth Springlake, Farwell, Nazareth, Olton, Sudan
6. Crosbyton, Hale Center, Lockney, New Deal, Plains, Ralls
7. Anton, Morton, Seagraves, Smyer, Sundown, Tahoka
8. Archer City, Electra, Olney, Petrolia, Quanah, Windthorst
9. Hamlin, Haskell, Munday, Rotan, Seymour, Stamford
10. Bronte, Miles, Roby, Roscoe, San Angelo TLC, Winters
11. Big Lake Reagan County, Christoval, Eldorado, Mason, Menard, Mertzon Irion County
12. Albany, Baird, Cross Plains, Gorman, Ranger, Clyde Eula*
13. Collinsville, Era, Lindsey, Muenster, Valley View
14. Chico, Dallas Gateway, Itasca, Perrin-Whitt, Santo
15. Blue Ridge, Celeste, Cumby, Quinlan Boles, Savoy, Wolfe City
16. Dallas Faith Family*, Dallas Hampton Prep*, Fruitvale*, Grand Prairie Advantage*, Martins Mill*, Poolville*
17. Campbell*, Ivanhoe Rayburn*, Merit Bland*, Sulphur Springs North Hopkins*, Trenton*, Yantis*
18. Big Sandy, Detroit, Gilmer Union Hill, Hawkins, Maud, Avery*, McLeod*
19. Beckville, Overton, Price Carlisle, Tenaha, Timpson, Gary*
20. Alto, Cayuga, Cushing, Malakoff Crossroads, Mount Enterprise, La Rue La Poynor*, New Summerfield*
21. Burkeville, Chester, Colmesneil, Pineland West Sabine, Shelbyville
22. Dawson, Frost, Hubbard, Mart, Wortham
23. Bosqueville, Chilton, Goldthwaite, Meridian, Reisel, Valley Mills, Blum*
24. Broaddus*, Brookeland*, Dallardsville Big Sandy*, Latexo*, Slocum*, Zavalla*
25. Bartlett, Granger, Holland, Milano, Thrall, Georgetown Gateway*
26. Bremond, Grapeland, Iola, Lovelady, Normangee, Snook, Mumford*
27. Evadale, High Island, Hull-Daisetta, Saratoga West Hardin, Sabine Pass
28. Barton, Flatonia, Ganado, Louise, Shiner, Somerville, Katy Nelms*
29. Barksdale Nueces Canyon, Center Point, Leakey, Medina, Rocksprings, San Antonio Gervin Academy*
30. Brackettville Brackett, Charlotte, D’Hanis, La Pryor, Sabinal
31. Falls City, Pettus, Runge, Woodsboro, Yorktown, Port Aransas*
32. Agua Dulce, Benavides, Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco, Bruni, La Villa, Santa Maria*

Class 2A

98 Schools

51-99.5

1. Fort Davis, Garden City, Rankin, Sierra Blanca, Comstock*
2. Follett, Hart, Kress, McLean, Turkey Valley
3. Lubbock Harmony, Petersburg, Ropesville Ropes, Southland, Whiteface
4. Gail Borden, Lamesa Klondike, Meadow, O’Donnell, Wellman-Union
5. Ackerly Sands, Hermleigh, Ira, Lenorah Grady, Roscoe Highland
6. Aspermont, Lorenzo, Paint Creek, Spur, Throckmorton
7. Chillicothe, Crowell, Knox City, Paducah, Vernon Northside
8. Bowie Gold-Burg, Gordon, Greenville Phoenix, Saint Jo, Waxahachie Advantage, Graford*, Lipan*
9. Cumby Miller Grove*, Dodd City*, Ector*, Roxton*, Saltillo*, Slidell*, Sulphur Bluff*, Waxahachie Faith Family*
10. Abbott, Aquilla, Avalon, Bynum, Coolidge, Penelope, Waco Rapaport*
11. Blanket, Covington, Kopperl, May, Walnut Springs, Huckabay*, Lingleville*
12. Apple Springs, Bloomburg, Laird Hill Leveretts Chapel, Oakwood, Douglass*, Martinsville*, Neches*, Wells*
13. Eden, Robert Lee, Santa Anna, Veribest, Water Valley
14. Evant, Lometa, Prairie Lea, Rochelle, Zephyr, Fayetteville*, Moulton*, Waelder*
15. Chireno*, Goodrich*, Kennard*, La Marque Shekinah Radiance*, Leggett*, North Zulch*, Round Top-Carmine*, Spurger*
16. Austwell-Tivoli*, Corpus Christi College Prep*, Lasara*, San Isidro*, San Perlita*, Tilden McMullen County*, Utopia*

Class 1A

84 Schools

13-50.5

1. Balmorhea, Dell City, Grandfalls-Royalty, Imperial Buena Vista, Sanderson, Marathon*, Valentine*
2. Adrian*, Channing*, Hartley*, Higgins*, Texline*
3. Briscoe Fort Elliott, Darrouzet, Groom, Lefors, Miami
4. Happy, Hedley, Lazbuddie, Samnorwood, Silverton
5. Amherst, Cotton Center, Loop, New Home, Whitharral
6. Loraine, Sterling City, Welch Dawson, Westbrook, Wilson
7. Afton Patton Springs, Benjamin, Guthrie, Jayton, Matador Motley County
8. Bryson, Byers, Forestburg, Harrold, Newcastle
9. Avinger*, Bellevue*, Henrietta Midway*, Laneville*, Nocona Prairie Valley*
10. Lueders-Avoca, Moran, Rule, Strawn, Woodson
11. Blackwell, Novice, Paint Rock, Trent, Valera Panther Creek
12. Comanche Paradigm, Gustine, Iredell, Rising Star, Sidney
13. Brookesmith, Lohn, Mullin, Richland Springs, Star, Priddy*
14. Cherokee, Karnack, Ladonia Fanindel, Milford, Trinidad
15. Buckholts, Calvert, Cranfills Gap, Jonesboro, Morgan, Oglesby
16. Dime Box*, Groveton Centerville*, Knippa*, Nordheim*, Richards*

In District 22 -- South Houston is NOT part of Pasadena. It's a city. Some people get confused if you tell them you live in South Houston -- they'll assume you mean the south part of Houston. Their the "South Houston High School Trojans" - Nick name SOHO.

Edited by fdavids, 28 July 2012 - 01:36 PM.