I'll have a couple of coaches on later today on KTBB Radio.

Obviously, the tradition of Longview football changed today, dropping to Class 4-A.

And based on the jump in the Class 5-A minimum enrollment (2,085), the next realignment could get John Tyler.

I also think it's very interesting how Gilmer and Tatum ended up in the same district in Class 3-A.

There are some traditional districts that have been split-up, and we'll try and grind through all that throughout the next few days.

Thank you.

David Smoak

Texas High new District

13-4a
Hallsville
Longview
Longview Pine Tree
Marshall
Mount Pleasant
Sulphur Springs
Texarkana Texas

Classifacation by the numbers

5A over 2085

4A Top 2084 Bottom 980

3A Top 979 Bottom 430

2A Top 429 Bottom 200

1A 199 and below

just in from the UIL broadcast

3A


District 1
Borger
Dalhart
Levelland
Lubbock Cooper
Lubbock Estacado
Perryton

District 2
Abilene Wylie
Breckenridge
Brownwood
Graham
Snyder
Sweetwater

District 3
Andrews
Brownfield
Lamesa
Midland Greenwood
Monahans
Seminole

District 4
Anthony
Clint
Fabens
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Tornillo

District 5
Bridgeport
Burkburnett
Decatur
Iowa Park
Vernon
Wichita Falls Hirschi

District 7
China Spring
Gatesville
Glen Rose
Hillsboro
West
Whitney

District 8
Burnet
Fischer Canyon Lake
Fredericksburg
Ingram Moore
Liberty Hill
Llano
Wimberley

District 9
Argyle
Celina
Gainesville
Prosper
Sanger
Whitesboro

District 10
Anna
Bonham
Commerce
Paris
Paris North Lamar
Van Alstyne

District 11
Carrollton Ranchview
Dallas Madison
Dallas Roosevelt
Ft Worth
Carter-Riverside
Ft Worth Castleberry
FW Diamond
Hill-Jarvis
Lake Worth

District 12
Alvarado
Crandall
Ferris
Kaufman
Kennedale
Venus

District 13
Emory Rains
Farmersville
Lucas Lovejoy
Nevada Community
Princeton
Quinlan Ford

District 14
Canton
Eustace
Kemp
Mineola
Van
Wills Point

District 16
Atlanta
Mount Vernon
New Boston
Pittsburg
Texarkana
Liberty-Eylau
Texarkana Pleasant
Grove

District 17
Bullard
Gilmer
Gladewater
Longview Spring Hill
Tatum
Tyler Chapel Hill

District 18
Carthage
Center
Diboll
Huntington
Jasper
Lufkin Hudson *
Pollok Central *
Rusk

District 19
Groesbeck
Lorena
Mexia
Robinson
Waco Connally
Waco La Vega

District 20
Athens
Brownsboro
Crockett
Fairfield
Palestine
Palestine Westwood

District 21
Bridge City
Hamshire-Fannett
Orangefield
Silsbee
Sour Lake
Hardin-Jefferson
West Orange-Stark

District 22
Cleveland
Cleveland Tarkington
Coldspring-Oakhurst
Huffman Hargrave
Liberty
Shepherd
Splendora

District 24
Bryan Rudder
Caldwell
Cameron Yoe
Madisonville
Navasota
Rockdale
Taylor

District 25
Bellville
Columbus
Giddings
La Grange
Sealy
Smithville

District 26
Brookshire Royal
Needville
Stafford
Sweeny
West Columbia
Columbia
Wharton

District 27
La Vernia
Luling
Marion
Poteet
San Antonio Hawkins *
San Antonio Houston
Somerset

District 28
Cuero
Edna
Goliad
Gonzales
Palacios
Yoakum

District 29
Bandera
Carrizo Springs
Crystal City
Devine
Hondo
Lytle
Pearsall

District 31
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi West
Oso
Falfurrias
Ingleside
Mathis
Orange Grove
Robstown
Sinton

District 32
Hidalgo
La Feria
Lyford
Port Isabel
Progreso
Raymondville
Rio Hondo
Zapata

16AAA

Atlanta
Mt. Vernon
New Boston
Pittsburg
Texarkana
Liberty-Eylau
Pleasant Grove

5A

District 1
El Paso Americas
El Paso Bel Air
El Paso Coronado
El Paso Eastwood
El Paso El Dorado
El Paso Franklin
El Paso Hanks
El Paso Montwood
El Paso Socorro

District 2
Amarillo
Amarillo Tascosa
Lubbock
Lubbock Coronado
Lubbock Monterey
Midland
Midland Lee
Odessa
Odessa Permian
San Angelo Central

District 3
Abilene
Burleson
Ft Worth Paschal
Haltom City Haltom
N Richland Hills
Richland
North Crowley
Weatherford

District 4
Arlington
Arlington Bowie
Arlington Houston
Arlington Lamar
Arlington Martin
Mansfield
Mansfield Summit

District 5
Colleyville Heritage
Euless Trinity
Grapevine
Hurst Bell
Justin Northwest
Keller
Keller Central
Keller Fossil Ridge

District 6
Coppell
Lewisville
Lewisville Flower
Mound
Lewisville Hebron
Lewisville Marcus
Southlake Carroll

District 7
Cedar Hill
Duncanville
Grand Prairie
Irving
Irving MacArthur
Irving Nimitz
South Grand Prairie

District 8
Allen
Dallas Jesuit
McKinney Boyd
Plano
Plano East
Plano West
Wylie

District 9
Carrollton Creekview
Dallas Molina
Dallas Skyline
Dallas Sunset
Dallas White
Richardson
Richardson Berkner
Richardson Lake
Highlands

District 10
Garland
Garland Lakeview Cent
Garland Naaman Forest
Garland Rowlett
Garland Sachse
North Garland
South Garland

District 11
De Soto
Mesquite
Mesquite Horn
North Mesquite
Tyler
Tyler Lee

District 12
Belton
Bryan
College Station A&M
Cons
Copperas Cove
Killeen Ellison
Killeen Harker Heights
Killeen Shoemaker
Temple

District 13
Klein
Klein Collins
Klein Forest
Klein Oak
Spring
Spring DeKaney
Spring Westfield
Tomball

District 14
Conroe
Conroe Oak Ridge
Conroe The Woodlands
Conroe Woodlands
College Park
Lufkin
New Caney

District 15
Houston Cyp. Creek
Houston Cyp. Fair
Houston Cyp. Falls
Houston Cyp Ridge
Houston Cyp. Springs
Houston Cyp. Woods
Houston Jersey Village
Houston Langham Crk

District 16
Cedar Park
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Georgetown
Leander
Round Rock
Round Rock McNeil
Round Rock Stony Pt.
Round Rock Westwood

District 17
Katy
Katy Cinco Ranch
Katy Mayde Creek
Katy Morton Ranch
Katy Seven Lakes
Katy Taylor

District 18
Alief Elsik
Alief Hastings
Alief Taylor
Houston Memorial
Houston Northbrook
Houston Spring Woods
Houston Strake Jesuit

District 19
Houston Aldine
Houston Eisenhower
Houston MacArthur
Houston Nimitz
Humble
Humble Atascocita
Humble Kingwood

District 20
Houston
Houston Bellaire
Houston Chavez
Houston Lamar
Houston Madison
Houston Milby
Houston Westside

District 21
Baytown Lee
Baytown Sterling
Beaumont West Brook
Channelview
Galena Park North Shore
Port Arthur Memorial

District 22
Deer Park
La Porte
Pasadena
Pasadena Dobie
Pasadena Memorial
Pasadena Rayburn
Pasadena South Houston
Pearland

District 23
Fort Bend Austin
Fort Bend Bush
Fort Bend Clements
Fort Bend Dulles
Fort Bend Elkins
Fort Bend Hightower
Fort Bend Kempner
Fort Bend Marshall
Fort Bend Travis
Fort Bend Willowridge

District 24
Alvin
Clute Brazoswood
Dickinson
Frndswd Clear Brook
Galveston Ball
Houston Clear Lake
LC CLear Creek
LC Clear Springs

District 25
Austin
Austin Akins
Austin Anderson
Austin Bowie
Austin Westlake
Bastrop
Pflugerville
Pflugerville Connally

District 26
New Braunfels
San Antonio Churchill
San Antonio Johnson
San Antonio Lee
San Antonio MacArthur
San Antonio Madison
San Antonio Reagan
San Antonio Roosevelt
Spr Branch Smithson
Valley

District 27
Converse Judson
Converse Wagner
Corpus Christi Carroll
Corpus Christi King
San Antonio E. Central
San Antonio Highlands
South San Antonio
Victoria Memorial

District 28
San Antonio Brandeis
San Antonio Clark
San Antonio Holmes
San Antonio Jay
San Antonio Marshall
San Antonio O'Connor
San Antonio Stevens
San Antonio Taft
San Antonio Warren

District 29
Del Rio
Eagle Pass
Eagle Pass Winn
Laredo Alexander
Laredo Martin
Laredo United
Laredo United South
San Antonio Southwest

District 30
Donna
La Joya
La Joya Palmview
McAllen
McAllen Memorial
McAllen Rowe
Mission Sharyland
Rio Grande City

District 31
Edinburg
Edinburg Economedes
Edinburg North
Harlingen
Harlingen South
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
PSJA Memorial
PSJA North

District 32
Brownsville Hanna
Brownsville Lopez
Brownsville Pace
Brownsville Porter
Brownsville Rivera
Los Fresnos
San Benito
Weslaco

4A

District 1
El Paso
El Paso Andress
El Paso Austin
El Paso Bowie
El Paso Burges
El Paso Chapin
El Paso Irvin
El Paso Jefferson

District 2
Canutillo
Clint Horizon
Clint Mountain View
El Paso Del Valle
El Paso Parkland
El Paso Riverside
El Paso Ysleta
San Elizario

District 3
Amarillo Caprock
Amarillo Palo Duro
Canyon
Canyon Randall
Dumas
Pampa

District 4
Abilene Cooper
Big Spring
Hereford
Plainview
San Angelo Lake View
Wolfforth Frenship

District 5
Denton
Denton Guyer
Denton Ryan
Lake Dallas
Lewisville The Colony
Little Elm
Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls Rider

District 6
Aledo
Azle
Ft Worth Boswell
Mineral Wells
N Richland Hills Birdville
Saginaw
Springtown
White Settlement Brewer

District 7
Ft Worth Arlington Hts
Ft Worth Dunbar
Ft Worth Eastern Hills
Ft Worth North Side
Ft Worth Polytechnic
Ft Worth South Hills
Ft Worth Southwest
Ft Worth Trimble Tech
Ft Worth Western Hills
Ft Worth Wyatt

District 8
Arlington Seguin
Crowley
Everman
Granbury
Joshua
Mansfield Legacy
Mansfield Timberview
Stephenville

District 9
Denison
Frisco
Frisco Centennial
Frisco Liberty
Frisco Wakeland
McKinney
McKinney North
Sherman

District 10
Carrollton Smith
Carrollton Turner
Dallas Highland Park
Greenville
Richardson Pearce
Rockwall
Rockwall-Heath
Royse City

District 11
Dallas Adamson
Dallas Carter
Dallas Kimball
Dallas Pinkston
Dallas Seagoville
Dallas Smith
Dallas South Oak Cliff
North Dallas

District 12
Dallas Adams
Dallas Conrad
Dallas Hillcrest
Dallas Jefferson
Dallas Lincoln
Dallas Samuell
Dallas Spruce
Dallas Wilson

District 13
Hallsville
Longview
Longview Pine Tree
Marshall
Mount Pleasant
Sulphur Springs
Texarkana Texas

District 14
Henderson
Jacksonville
Kilgore
Lindale
Nacogdoches
Whitehouse

District 15
Forney
Lancaster
Mabank
Mesquite Poteet
Red Oak
Terrell
West Mesquite

District 16
Cleburne
Corsicana
Ennis
Midlothian
Waco
Waco Midway
Waco University
Waxahachie

District 17
Buda Hays
Del Valle
Elgin
Kyle Lehman
Lockhart
Manor

District 18
Brenham
Conroe Caney Creek
Huntsville
Magnolia
Magnolia West
Montgomery
Waller
Willis

District 19
Baytown Goose Crk Mem
Crosby
Dayton
Galena Park
Houston Forest Brook
Houston King
Houston Smiley
Humble Kingwood Park
Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill

District 20
Beaumont Central
Beaumont Ozen
Livingston
Lumberton
Nederland
Orange Little
Cypress-Mauriceville
Port Neches-Groves
Vidor

District 21
Houston Austin
Houston Davis
Houston Lee *
Houston Reagan
Houston Sharpstown
Houston Waltrip
Houston Westbury
Houston Yates

District 22
Houston Furr
Houston Jones
Houston Kashmere
Houston Scarborough
Houston Sterling
Houston Washington
Houston Wheatley
Houston Worthing

District 23
Bay City
El Campo
Houston Stratford
Richmond Foster
Rosenberg Lamar Cons
Rosenberg Terry

District 24
Angleton
Freeport Brazosport
Friendswood
La Marque
Manvel
Pearland Dawson
Santa Fe
Texas City

District 25
Austin Lake Travis
Dripping Springs
Hutto
Killeen
Lampasas
Marble Falls
Pflugerville Hendrickson

District 26
Austin Crockett
Austin Johnson
Austin Johnston
Austin Lanier
Austin McCallum
Austin Reagan
Austin Travis

District 27
Boerne
Cibolo Steele
Kerrville Tivy
New Braunfels Canyon
S.A. Alamo Heights
San Marcos
Schertz Clemens
Seguin

District 28
S.A. Brackenridge
San Antonio Burbank
San Antonio Edison
San Antonio Fox Tech
San Antonio Jefferson
San Antonio Kennedy
San Antonio Lanier
San Antonio Memorial

District 29
Castroville Medina Valley
Floresville
Pleasanton
San Antonio Harlandale
San Antonio McCollum
San Antonio Southside
Uvalde

District 30
Beeville Jones
Corpus Christi Miller
Corpus Christi Moody
Corpus Christi Ray
Gregory-Portland
Port Lavaca Calhoun
Rockport-Fulton

District 31
Alice
CC Calallen
CC Flour Bluff
CC Tuloso-Midway
Kingsville King
Laredo Cigarroa
Laredo Johnson
Laredo Nixon

District 32
Edcouch-Elsa
La Joya Juarez-Lincoln
Mercedes
Mission
Mission Veterans Memorial
Pharr Valley View
Roma
Weslaco East

TO: UIL Member Schools

FROM: UIL Office

DATE: February 1, 2008

SUBJECT: 2008-09 and 2009-10 Tentative Football and Basketball District Assignments and Reclassification

Information

The University Interscholastic League announces the 2008-09 and 2009-10 tentative football and basketball district

assignments on the enclosed list. The spring meet and other athletic district alignments will be released at a later

date.

An organizing school list is also enclosed. It is the responsibility of the organizing school to organize the district

and notify the UIL office of the name and the school of the permanent chairman for each sport so that district

executive committee mailings are sent to the correct person. Contracts cannot be made until February 22, 2008.

Schools may discuss scheduling possible games beginning on February 1, but cannot actually contract until

February 22. Districts with an odd number of schools may meet prior to February 22 to determine "open" dates

within the district schedule. These districts cannot set the district schedule, but may draw byes. District Executive

Committees may begin contracting games on February 22, 2008.

The Chair of the Legislative Council shall appoint a District Assignment Appeals Committee. A participant school

may request an appeal of the district assignment by filing its request and a supporting statement with the District

Assignment Appeals Committee and informing, in writing, the superintendent and principal of the schools in the

district to which it was assigned and to the district to which it wishes to be assigned. This appeal must be made by

February 14, 2008. The meeting at which appeals will be heard is scheduled for February 21, 2008.

Please note the following rules:

Football:

Section 1250 (i) (1) & (2) of the Constitution and Contest Rules states:

(i) SITE AND DAY OF GAME.

(1) Non-district Games. Mutual agreement determines site and day of game.

(2) District Games. District schedules, unless unanimously agreeable otherwise, shall be made by a draw

for a two year period. Home team may designate the day of the game. Exception: When a school

district has more than one home game per week and only one stadium, the day of the game shall be

determined by a draw unless mutually agreeable otherwise. Starting times shall be set by the district

executive committee, unless mutually agreeable otherwise.

Other Sports:

Section 1203 (d) of the Constitution and Contest Rules states:

(d) SCHEDULING. The district executive committee shall arrange a schedule to determine district

representatives prior to the deadline specified in the Official League Calendar.

Important Dates:

February 1-14, 2008 Schools wishing to change districts may do so by contacting the district to which they

have been assigned and the district to which they wish to change to ask for a vote. If a

unanimous vote is achieved from both districts, have both district chairs call the UIL

office by phone and follow with fax notification. The school appealing should fill out the

Appeal Form.

February 14, 2008 Deadline for a participant school to request an appeal of their district assignment. The

school must file its request and a supporting statement with the District Assignment

Appeals Committee. The school appealing must inform in writing the superintendent and

principal of the schools in the conference and district to which it was assigned and notify

the superintendent and principal of the schools in the conference and district to which it

wishes to be assigned. Notification must go to all schools that could be involved in the

change. The District Assignment Appeals Committee will not consider appeals with

respect to conference assignment unless there was an error in the enrollment figures

submitted.

February 21, 2008 District Assignment Appeals Committee Hearing for Oral Appeals. This meeting will be

held beginning at 9:00 am at the UIL Office in Austin (1701 Manor Road). When all

reviews and appeals have been made, the District Assignment Appeals Committee shall

approve the assignments to districts. Until this approval, contracts for contests by

participant schools are not effective. Schools in the affected districts will be notified in

writing by the UIL Director. The chair of the affected districts will be notified by

telephone.

February 22, 2008 First day for District Executive Committee meetings to set district schedules.

NOTE:

First Playing Dates: The first playing dates for football for the 2008-09 season are August 28, 29, 30 and for the

2009-10 season are August 29, 30, 31. Schools are limited to no more than ten games.

FEBRUARY 1, 2008

UIL Biennial Reclassification Data

1976-77 & 1977-78

4A 1220 & up

3A 550 to 1219

2A 240 to 549

1A 125 to 239

B 124 & under

* 75

1978-79 & 1979-80

4A 1260 & up

3A 580 to 1259

2A 255 to 579

1A 130 to 254

B 129 & under

* 75

1980-81 & 1981-82

5A 1310 & up

4A 615 to 1309

3A 265 to 614

2A 135 to 264

1A 134 & under

* 85

1982-83 & 1983-84

5A 1310 & up

4A 645 to 1309

3A 270 to 644

2A 140 to 269

1A 139 & under

* 85

1984-85 & 1985-86

5A 1305 & up

4A 650 to 1304

3A 275 to 649

2A 135 to 274

1A 134 & below

* 75

1986-87 & 1987-88

5A 1440 & up

4A 715 to 1439

3A 285 to 714

2A 135 to 284

1A 134 & below

* 95

1988-89 & 1989-90

5A 1470 & up

4A 740 to 1469

3A 300 to 739

2A 145 to 299

1A 144 & below

* 95

1990-91 & 1991-92

5A 1460 & up

4A 690 to 1459

3A 285 to 689

2A 140 to 284

1A 139 & below

* 95

1992-93 & 1993-94

5A 1510 & up

4A 715 to 1509

3A 285 to 714

2A 145 to 284

1A 144 & below

* 95

1994-95 & 1995-96

5A 1600 & up

4A 715 to 1599

3A 295 to 714

2A 145 to 294

1A 144 & below

* 79 & below

**82 & below

1996-97 & 1997-98

5A 1650 & up

4A 700 to 1649

3A 305 to 699

2A 150 to 304

1A 149 & below

* 84.5 & below

**82 & below

1998-1999 & 1999-2000

5A 1780 & up

4A 780 to 1779

3A 345 to 779

2A 160 to 344

1A 159 & below

* 84.4 & below

**96 & below

2000-2001 & 2001-2002

5A 1865 & up

4A 845 to 1864

3A 345 to 844

2A 170 to 344

1A 169 & below

* 94.5 & below

**91 & below

2002-2003 & 2003-2004

5A 1910 & up

4A 900 to 1909

3A 345 to 899

2A 180 to 344

1A 179 & below

* 94.5 & below

**91 & below

2004-2005 & 2005-2006

5A 1925 & up

4A 900 to 1924

3A 390 to 899

2A 190 to 389

1A 189 & below

* 99.9 & below

2006-2007 & 2007-2008

5A 1985 & up

4A 950 to 1984

3A 415 to 949

2A 195 to 414

1A 194 & below

* 99.9 & below

2008-2009 & 2009-2010

5A 2085 & up

4A 980 to 2084

3A 430 to 979

2A 200 to 429

1A 199 & below

* 99.9 & below

* Enrollment cutoff for 6-man football and for basketball and spring meet for large and small schools.

NEW SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLS CHANGING CONFERENCES FOR 2008-2009 & 2009-2010

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5A 2085 membership and above 245 schools

New 5A: La Joya Palmview, San Antonio Brandeis, San Antonio Johnson

4A to 5A: Cedar Park Vista Ridge, Copperas Cove, Dickinson, Katy Seven Lakes, Keller Fossil Ridge, League City

Clear Springs, McKinney Boyd, New Braunfels, New Caney, Pflugerville Connally, South San Antonio

Elevated by Request: Dallas Molina, Eagle Pass, Eagle Pass Winn, Fort Bend Marshall, Fort Bend Willowridge, Laredo Martin

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4A 980 to 2084 membership range 243 schools

New 4A: Baytown Goose Creek Memorial, La Joya Juarez-Lincoln

5A to 4A: Abilene Cooper, Carrollton Smith, Carrollton Turner, Corpus Christi Ray, Dallas Adams, Dallas Carter,

Granbury, Houston Lee, Houston Stratford, Houston Westbury, Laredo Cigarroa, Laredo Johnson, Laredo

Nixon, Longview, Magnolia, Mansfield Legacy, Mansfield Timberview, Rockwall, San Marcos, Seguin

3A to 4A Canyon, Castroville Medina Valley, Frisco Liberty, Frisco Wakeland, Humble Kingwood Park, Hutto,

Mabank, Pearland Dawson, Pleasanton, Royse City

Elevated by Request: Austin Johnston, Austin Reagan, Houston Forest Brook, Houston Furr, Houston Jones, Houston Kashmere,

Houston Scarborough, Houston Washington, Houston Worthing

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3A 430 to 979 membership range 180 schools

New 3A: Bryan Rudder

4A to 3A: Alvarado, Brownwood, Burnet, Fort Worth Carter-Riverside, Fredericksburg, Huffman Hargrave, Lubbock

Estacado, Paris, Paris North Lamar, Robstown, San Antonio Houston

2A to 3A: Anna, Edna, Farmersville, New Boston, San Antonio Hawkins, Tatum

Elevated by Request: Anthony, Tornillo

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2A 200 to 429 membership range 225 schools

New 2A: Houston Yes Prep-North Central, Sunnyvale

3A to 2A: Bowie, Clyde, Comanche, Gladewater Sabine, Kirbyville, Pilot Point, Presidio, San Diego, White Oak

1A to 2A: Anderson-Shiro, Donna Idea, Groveton, Harper, Johnson City Johnson, San Antonio Brooks, Santa Maria,

Valley View

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1A 199 and below membership 380 Basketball Schools

163 Eleven-Man Football Schools

129 Six-Man Football Schools

New 1A: Houston Yes Prep-Southwest, Red Oak Life, Rowlett Advantage

2A to 1A: Big Sandy, Blue Ridge, Canadian, Dallas Faith Family, Ganado, Grand Prairie Advantage, Haskell, Hawkins,

Italy, Itasca, Junction, Lockney, Mart, Mason, North Houston HS for Business, Riesel, San Antonio Gervin,

Somerville, Stamford, Stanton, Stinnett West Texas, Stratford, Tahoka, Timpson, Van Horn, Waskom,

Yorktown ********************************************************************************
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2008-09 & 2009-10

RECLASSIFICATION AND REALIGNMENT

APPEAL FORM

Please print or type

Name of School: School Phone Number:

Superintendent: School Fax Number:

Conference Assigned To: District Assigned To:

District to which you want to be assigned:

CHANGE BY VOTE

Release of Old District: Acceptance of New District:

__________ __________ __________ __________

District # Yes District # Yes

(Unanimous Vote) (Unanimous Vote)

If unanimous vote is obtained from both above districts, have both district chairmen notify the UIL office by

phone and follow with fax (512-471-6589) notification.

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APPEAL FOR CHANGE

Schools in the UIL assigned district or other schools that may be affected if our school is granted an

appeal and moves from the assigned district:

Schools Check (√) those schools receiving written

notice of the appeal from your school

Schools in the district to which we want to change or other schools that may be affected if our school is

granted an appeal and moves to the desired district:

Schools Check (√) those schools receiving written

notice of the appeal from your school

This written notice of appeal is due to the UIL office by February 14, 2008.

1

Conference and District Assignment Policies and Procedures

For 2008-09 and 2009-10 Realignment

1. The League office shall obtain enrollment data on participant schools (grades 9-12).

2. Students who are officially designated as having multiple disabilities may be excluded from the enrollment

figures submitted for reclassification purposes.

3. The League office shall verify (through TEA) the enrollment figures submitted by the schools.

4. Conference AAAAA should consist of a minimum of 220 schools and a maximum of 245 schools participating

in football (depending on how many new schools there are next alignment period); Conferences AA through

AAAA should consist of a number of schools such that the enrollment ratio in grades 9-12 between the largest

school and the smallest school is approximately 2.0. There should be at least 200 schools each in Conferences

AA and AAAA. Conference A shall consist of all schools that are not in Conferences AA-AAAAA.

5. Schools with an enrollment of 99.9 or lower may choose to participate in six-man football or may opt to play

eleven-man football but remain in the smaller division for basketball and spring meet (see #7 below). If

enrollment in grades 9-12 is greater than 99.9 and the school is currently playing six-man football, it may

continue to participate if any one of these three conditions exists: Enrollment of 99.9 or below in Grades 7, 8, 9

and 10, or grades 8, 9, 10 and 11, or grades 9 and 10 doubled.

6. Any school may request to be elevated one conference for extreme travel or in multiple-high school districts of

eight or more schools, provided notification is submitted to the League office simultaneously with enrollment

figures.

7. After determining the enrollment cut-off figures, Conference A schools will be further divided by enrollment

figures for spring meet activities and basketball. Then map pins are used to represent all schools in a

conference and both divisions of Conference A. Schools are placed into districts keeping the following criteria

in mind:

a. Group geographically contiguous schools in groups of no more than ten and place in districts with an even

number of schools, except when that action causes an extreme travel hardship. Schools in a district in

urban areas may not always be contiguous.

b. Except in Conference A, there are 32 districts to facilitate the playoff procedures (except in activities that

do not have enough schools).

c. Multiple-high school districts with more than one school in the same conference will have those schools

assigned as follows.

(1) Multiple High School Districts with 11 or More Schools in the Same Conference: A multiple high

school district with 11 or more schools in the same conference shall have its schools assigned to two

or more UIL districts. Any UIL district resulting from this division with seven or fewer schools from

the same ISD in it may have additional schools assigned to the UIL district by the League office.

(2) Multiple High School Districts with Seven or Fewer Schools in the Same Conference: A multiple high

school district with seven or fewer schools in the same conference shall have its schools assigned to

the same UIL district. Other schools may also be assigned to this UIL district by the League office.

(3) Multiple High School Districts with Schools in Different Conferences: A multiple high school district

of eight or more schools may opt to have one or more of its schools elevated one conference if it wants

its schools to be assigned to the same UIL district.

(4) Multiple High School Districts with schools in more than one conference, one of which is a magnet

school. A multiple high school district with schools in more than one conference, one of which is a

magnet school, shall have the magnet school placed in the same conference as the high school in that

school district with the largest enrollment. A magnet school is defined as a high school within a

multiple high school district where all students participate in the magnet curriculum.

(5) EXCEPTION: Exceptions to the above may be made when agreed upon by all participating schools

and approved by the District Assignment Review Committee.

d. If a school district with only one high school opens a second high school with the same attendance

boundaries as its primary high school, the enrollment of both schools will be combined to determine

conference placement for the primary school.

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e. Conference A Basketball: Conference A basketball schools will be divided into large schools (Division 1)

and small schools (Division 2), through the state basketball tournament, with 32 districts in each division.

f. Conference A Spring Meet Activities:

(1) Schools in the lower half of Conference A enrollment will be placed into approximately 16 spring

meet districts. Schools in the upper half of enrollment will be placed into approximately 16 spring

meet districts.

(2) The division of smaller and larger Conference A schools in spring meet is at the district level only.

(3) Each Conference A regional spring meet will have eight districts, with approximately four districts in

the lower half of the enrollment and four districts in the upper half of enrollment. Except for one-act

play and cross-examination team debate, representatives will qualify from each district to regional

competition and representatives will qualify from each region to state competition.

8. There shall be no attempt made to perpetuate or avoid "old rivalries." Socioeconomic and ethnicity factors are

not considered.

9. A school may be placed in different districts for different activities to alleviate extreme travel situations.

10. If there is a clerical error in assignment or if a school has been omitted, the staff is authorized to correct the

error or omission. Schools in both districts will be notified of the correction.

11. A school may change districts with the unanimous consent of all schools in both districts. This is the first level

of appeal.

12. If the first level of appeal is denied, schools may appeal their district assignment to the District Assignment

Appeals Committee. All schools will be notified of the deadline for this appeal.

13. A school may be disqualified from district honors for up to two years in that sport for contracting games prior

to finalizing the reclassification and realignment by all UIL appeal committees. Athletic schedules will not be

considered official until approved by the superintendent of the member school district.

14. Schools may play their first football game the last Thursday in August. Beginning practice dates will remain

the same for all conferences. Schools will be limited to no more than ten regular season games.

15. Schools shall be assigned to football districts only in even-numbered years. Example: 2008, 2010, etc.

16. A new school may be assigned on a non-honors basis in football for one two-year assignment period.

17. Charter Schools.

a. Charter schools will be assigned to districts in team sports only prior to even-numbered years.

b. Charter schools may be reassigned to a higher conference if actual enrollment is larger than enrollment

projections.

c. Charter schools shall not be assigned to a football district unless they have provided evidence to the UIL

staff that they have participated previously.

18. Schools gaining or losing students by consolidation may have their conference and district assignments

changed during the two-year alignment period.

19. Schools will not be changed because of loss or gain within a district during growth or decline in membership

after enrollment figures are certified.

20. Schools may be in different regions in different activities.

21. District numbering begins in the north or west with (1) and culminates in the southern part of the state with

(32).

22. Schools which are assigned to an athletic district and fail to participate may be suspended in a specific activity

or all activities.

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FORMULAS

A participant school shall be classified for assignment to a conference on the basis of enrollment on a date from the

previous October. The formulas used to determine enrollment shall be:

1. Schools with four high school grades (9-12) or three high school grades (10-12) which will receive incoming

tenth graders from specific, identifiable schools:

Enrollment = Grades 9 + 10 + 11 + 12

2. Schools with only grades 10-12 when it cannot easily be determined which schools the ninth graders will attend

as tenth graders:

Enrollment = Grades (10 + 11 + 12) x 1.33

3. Schools with only grades 11-12 when it cannot easily be determined which schools the tenth graders will attend

as eleventh graders:

Enrollment = Grades (11 + 12) x 2

4. New schools:

Schools opening or entering competition in the first year of an alignment period will have their conference

placement determined by the following procedure:

a. Opening or entering with 1 grade: Enrollment (projected or actual) multiplied by 2

b. Opening or entering with 2 grades: Enrollment (projected or actual) multiplied by 1.33

c. Opening or entering with 3 grades: Enrollment (projected or actual) multiplied by 1.33

d. Opening or entering with 4 grades: Enrollment (projected or actual)

Schools opening or entering competition in the second year of an alignment period will have their conference

placement determined (for varsity activities in which they participate) by the enrollment (projected or actual,

with no multiplier applied) with which they open.

Existing schools affected by the opening of a new school (which will open or did open in the first or second

year of an alignment) will have their conference placement determined by taking the current enrollment in

grades 9-11 + projected number of 8th graders entering that high school the following school year.

Football Season Dates

4A and 5A Schools Without Spring Training, 3A, 2A, 1A-11-man, 1A-Six-man

2008 2009

First day of conditioning (No contact activities permitted.

No contact equipment except helmets may be worn.) August 4 August 3

First day of contact August 8 August 7

First scrimmage August 16 August 15

Second scrimmage August 21 August 20

Third scrimmage August 26 August 25

(Schools opting for a third scrimmage shall not play on zero date)

4A and 5A Schools With Spring Training 2008 2009

First day of conditioning August 11 August 10

First day of contact August 15 August 14

First scrimmage August 23 August 22

Second scrimmage August 28 August 27

(Schools opting for a second scrimmage shall not play on zero date)

Possible Playing Dates 2008 2009

Zero Week August 28, 29, 30 August 27, 28, 29

Week One September 4, 5, 6 September 3, 4, 5

Week Two September 11, 12, 13 September 10, 11, 12

Week Three September 18, 19, 20 September 17, 18, 19

Week Four September 25, 26, 27 September 24, 25, 26

Week Five October 2, 3, 4 October 1, 2, 3

Week Six October 9, 10, 11 October 8, 9, 10

Week Seven October 16, 17, 18 October 15, 16, 17

Week Eight October 23, 24, 25 October 22, 23, 24

Week Nine October 30, 31, November 1 October 29, 30, 31

Week Ten November 6, 7, 8 November 5, 6, 7

District Certification November 8 November 7

Schools have 11 weeks to play a maximum of 10 games

Conference 1A and 3A schools with byes have 12 weeks to play 10 games

District Certification 1A and 3A with byes: November 15, 2008 and November 14, 2009

Playoff Dates 2008 2009

Week 1 November 13, 14, 15 November 12, 13, 14

Week 2 November 20, 21, 22 November 19, 20, 21

Week 3 November 27, 28, 29 November 26, 27, 28

Week 4 December 4, 5, 6 December 3, 4, 5

Week 5 (Division I—1A 11-Man, 2A, 3A, December 11, 12, 13 December 10, 11, 12

& 1A Division I & II 6-Man Finals)

Week 6 (Division II—1A 11-Man, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A,

Basketball Dates

2008-09 Basketball Season Dates

Girls Boys

First Day for Practice ...................................October 22 ....................................... October 29

First Day for Scrimmages.............................November 1 ..................................... November 8

First Day for Games.....................................November 10 ................................... November 17

District Certification.....................................February 14...................................... February 21

State Tournament.........................................March 5, 6, 7.................................... March 12, 13, 14

2009-10 Basketball Season Dates

Girls Boys

First Day for Practice ...................................October 21 ....................................... October 28

First Day for Scrimmages.............................October 31 ....................................... November 7

First Day for Games.....................................November 9 ..................................... November 16

District Certification.....................................February 13...................................... February 20

State Tournament.........................................March 4, 5, 6.................................... March 11, 12, 13

Round Robin Scheduling

In order to conduct a round-robin, first number the teams. This should be done by chance, allowing each team

to draw its number,or, if representatives of teams are not present, appoint someone to draw for each team. Have

the drawing witnessed by signature of those present and file for future reference, in case a question concerning

the drawing arises.

The schedules below ensure a home appearance no more than two game dates apart (including off dates), and a

home/away split for the last two games played. Circled numbers indicate the home team (reverse for the second

year of a home and home schedule).

Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3 Teams 3 - 2 - 1 -

2 - 1 1 - 3 3 - 2

4 Teams 1 - 2 1 - 4 1 - 3

4 - 3 3 - 2 2 - 4

5 Teams 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 -

4 - 1 3 - 5 2 - 4 1 - 3 5 - 2

3 - 2 2 - 1 1 - 5 5 - 4 4 - 3

6 Teams 1 - 6 1 - 5 1 - 4 1 - 3 1 - 2

5 - 2 4 - 6 3 - 5 2 - 5 6 - 3

4 - 3 3 - 2 2 - 6 6 - 5 5 - 4

7 Teams 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 -

6 - 1 5 - 7 4 - 6 3 - 5 2 - 4 1 - 3 7 - 2

5 - 2 4 - 1 3 - 7 2 - 6 1 - 5 7 - 4 6 - 3

4 - 3 3 - 2 2 - 1 1 - 7 7 - 6 6 - 5 5 - 4

8 Teams 1 - 8 1 - 7 1 - 6 1 - 5 1 - 4 1 - 3 1 - 2

7 - 2 6 - 8 5 - 7 4 - 6 3 - 5 2 - 4 8 - 3

6 - 3 5 - 2 4 - 8 3 - 7 2 - 6 8 - 5 7 - 4

5 - 4 4 - 3 3 - 2 2 - 8 8 - 7 7 - 6 6 - 5

9 Teams 9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 -

8 - 1 7 - 9 6 - 8 5 - 7 4 - 6 3 - 5 2 - 4 1 - 3 9 - 2

7 - 2 6 - 1 5 - 9 4 - 8 3 - 7 2 - 6 1 - 5 9 - 4 8 - 3

6 - 3 5 - 2 4 - 1 3 - 9 2 - 8 1 - 7 9 - 6 8 - 5 7 - 4

5 - 4 4 - 3 3 - 2 2 - 1 1 - 9 9 - 8 8 - 7 7 - 6 6 - 5

Sample Schedule

The following schedule would minimuze travel during the school week in an 8 team district. It could also be

used for a 6 team district.

Teams A, D, F, and G would share a close geographic proximity.

Teams B, C, E, and H would share a close geographic proximity.

1st Playing Date (Friday) 2nd Playing Date (Tuesday)

A at B A at G

C at D F at D

E at F E at C

G at H B at H

3rd Playing Date (Friday) 4th Playing Date (Tuesday)

D at E A at F

C at F G at D

G at B B at E

H at A H at C

5th Playing Date (Friday) 6th Playing Date (Tuesday)

D at B A at D

F at H G at F

E at G H at E

C at A B at C

7th Playing Date (Friday) 8th Playing Date (Tuesday)

D at H

F at B Open

E at A

C at G

9th Playing Date (Friday) 10th Playing Date (Tuesday)

B at A G at A

D at C D at F

F at E C at E

H at G H at B

11th Playing Date (Friday) 12th Playing Date (Tuesday)

E at D F at A

F at C D at G

B at G E at B

A at H C at H

13th Playing Date (Friday) 14th Playing Date (Tuesday)

B at D D at A

H at F F at G

G at E E at H

A at C C at B

15th Playing Date (Friday)

H at D

B at F

A at E

G at C

University Interscholastic League

Football Game Contract

THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this _____ day of _______________, 20 _____, by and between _________________________,

_________________________(title), _________________________(home town), High School, hereinafter designated as the part of

the first part, and _________________________, _________________________, of _________________________(visiting team),

High School, hereinafter designated as the party of the second part, stipulates as follows:

1. The said parties mutually agree to cause the _________________________ teams of the high school of which they are

respectively officials to meet in the city of _________________________ on the _____ day of _______________, 20_____, and

then and there engage in a game of _________________________, said game to start at or about __________ o’clock, p.m.

2. The above mentioned game of _________________________ shall be conducted under the University Interscholastic League

rules and regulations in force at the time of the game, with the provisions of which rules and regulations each of the signers hereto

declares himself to be familiar, and any provision of this contract contravening any rule of the League shall invalidate the whole

contract.

3. The part of the first part agrees to provide a playing field or court for said game, to collect admission fees and to make a business

settlement under the terms of this contract within a reasonable time after the conclusion of said game.

4. The party of the first part agrees to pay the part of the second part:

(a) the sum of $_______________ for playing said game or, in lieu thereof, at the option of the party of the second part,

(b) actual traveling expenses of a party to the number of _________________________, said expenses to consist of cost of

transportation of the party to the number of _________________________, from _________________________, Texas, to

_________________________, Texas, and reasonable hotel expenses, together with one-half of the net gate receipts of said

game. It is agreed that the above mentioned traveling expenses shall be considered as an expense of the game in computing

the net gate receipts.

5. Both parties agree that in case they fail mutually to agree upon officials for said above mentioned game at least 7 days prior to the

time set for the game, the Athletic Director of the Interscholastic League shall have authority to appoint the officials necessary for

the proper conduct of said game.

6. In case either party fails to produce his team and play the said game on said date and at said place, or breaches any clause of this

agreement, the party so in fault agrees to pay to the party not in fault the sum of $_______________ as a forfeit within one week

of the date on which said breach of contract shall occur, together with all expenses incurred in pursuance of this contract by the

team which is not at fault, such payment to be conclusive of further damages, except in case of breach of Clause Number 4 above.

7. In case either the ________________________ High School or the ________________________ High School shall be

suspended in the sport of ________________________ from the Interscholastic League, this agreement shall become null and

void.

8. Both parties agree to the (1) radio broadcast; (2) telecast; or (3) tape delay of the contest, with the understanding that any income

from said broadcast/telecast shall be considered in the gross receipts.

Signed in duplicate:

_______________________________________________________________

Superintendent/Principal

______________________________________________________ High

School

_______________________________________________________________

Superintendent/Principal

______________________________________________________ High

School

(Duplicate as needed) (Revised 1-2000)

2A

District 1
Amarillo Highland
Park
Amarillo River Road
Bushland
Panhandle
Sanford-Fritch
Spearman

District 2
Childress
Dimmitt
Floydada
Friona
Muleshoe
Tulia

District 3
Abernathy
Denver City
Idalou
Littlefield
Lubbock Roosevelt
Post
Shallowater
Slaton

District 4
Alpine
Big Lake Reagan Co.
Crane
Kermit
Ozona
Presidio *
Sonora

District 5
Bowie
Henrietta
Holliday
Nocona
Olney
Wichita Falls City
View

District 6
Anson
Cisco
Clyde
Eastland
Hawley
Merkel

District 7
Ballinger
Coahoma
Colorado City
Colorado
San Angelo Grape
Creek
Tuscola Jim Ned
Wall

District 8
Bangs
Brady
Coleman
Comanche
Dublin
Early
San Saba

District 9
Alvord
Boyd
Brock *
Chico
Jacksboro
Millsap
Paradise
Peaster *

District 10
Aubrey
Callisburg
Krum *
Pilot Point
Ponder *
Pottsboro
Sadler S & S Cons.
Valley View

District 11
Bells
Gunter
Honey Grove
Howe
Leonard
Melissa
Tom Bean
Whitewright

District 12
Bogata Rivercrest
Clarksville
De Kalb
Hooks
Omaha Pewitt
Paris Chisum
Pattonville Prairiland
Redwater

District 13
Alba-Golden
Caddo Mills
Como-Pickton
Cooper
Grand Saline
Lone Oak
Quitman
Winnsboro

District 14
Blooming Grove
Corsicana Mildred
Edgewood
Kerens
Malakoff
Rice
Scurry-Rosser
Sunnyvale *

District 15
Dallas Life Oak Cliff
Godley
Grandview
Irving North Hills *
Keene *
Maypearl
Palmer
Rio Vista

District 16
Bruceville-Eddy
Clifton
Crawford
Hamilton
Hico
McGregor
Moody
Troy

District 17
Daingerfield
Hughes Springs
Jefferson
Linden-Kildare
Mount Pleasant *
Chapel Hill
Ore City
Queen City

District 18
Big Sandy Harmony
Diana New Diana
Elysian Fields
Gladewater Sabine
Gladewater Union
Grove
Harleton
White Oak
Winona

District 19
Arp
Elkhart
Frankston
Garrison
Nacogdoches Central *
Heights
New London West
Rusk
Troup
Woden *

District 20
Franklin
Hearne
Jewett Leon
Marlin
Rosebud-Lott
Teague

District 21
Anderson-Shiro *
Buffalo
Centerville
Corrigan-Camden
Groveton
New Waverly
Onalaska *
Trinity

District 22
Hemphill
Kirbyville
Newton
San Augustine
Shelbyville
Woodville

District 23
Anahuac
Buna
Deweyville
Hardin
Kountze
Warren
Winnie East
Chambers

District 24
Houston Can Hobby *
Houston Jackson *
Houston Milburn *
Houston Yes Prep N *
Cntrl
Houston Yes Prep-SE *

District 25
Florence
Jarrell
Lago Vista
Lexington
Little River Academy
Rogers
Salado

District 26
Altair Rice
East Bernard
Hallettsville
Hempstead
Schulenburg
Wallis Brazos
Weimar

District 27
Blanco
Comfort
Harper
Johnson City
SA Brooks Acd Sci &
Eng
San Antonio Cole
Universal City
Randolph

District 28
Geronimo Navarro
Karnes City
Kenedy
Nixon Smiley
Poth
Stockdale

District 29
Boling
Danbury
El Maton Tidehaven
Hitchcock
Van Vleck
Vanderbilt Industrial

District 30
Banquete
Bloomington
Odem
Refugio
Skidmore-Tynan
Taft

District 31
Cotulla
Dilley
Freer
George West
Jourdanton
Natalia
Three Rivers

District 32
Bishop
Donna Idea Acad. *
Hebbronville
Premont
Riviera Kaufer
San Diego
Santa Maria
Santa Rosa

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND

2008-09 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

CONFERENCE 3A

Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4

* Plays basketball only

The following districts have byes: 6, 15, 23, 30

District 1

Borger

Dalhart

Levelland

Lubbock Cooper

Lubbock Estacado

Perryton

District 2

Abilene Wylie

Breckenridge

Brownwood

Graham

Snyder

Sweetwater

District 3

Andrews

Brownfield

Lamesa

Midland Greenwood

Monahans

Seminole

District 4

Anthony

Clint

Fabens

Fort Stockton

Pecos

Tornillo

District 5

Bridgeport

Burkburnett

Decatur

Iowa Park

Vernon

Wichita Falls Hirschi

District 7

China Spring

Gatesville

Glen Rose

Hillsboro

West

Whitney

District 8

Burnet

Fischer Canyon Lake

Fredericksburg

Ingram Moore

Liberty Hill

Llano

Wimberley

District 9

Argyle

Celina

Gainesville

Prosper

Sanger

Whitesboro

District 10

Anna

Bonham

Commerce

Paris

Paris North Lamar

Van Alstyne

District 11

Carrollton Ranchview

Dallas Madison

Dallas Roosevelt

Ft Worth

Carter-Riverside

Ft Worth Castleberry

FW Diamond

Hill-Jarvis

Lake Worth

District 12

Alvarado

Crandall

Ferris

Kaufman

Kennedale

Venus

District 13

Emory Rains

Farmersville

Lucas Lovejoy

Nevada Community

Princeton

Quinlan Ford

District 14

Canton

Eustace

Kemp

Mineola

Van

Wills Point

District 16

Atlanta

Mount Vernon

New Boston

Pittsburg

Texarkana

Liberty-Eylau

Texarkana Pleasant

Grove

District 17

Bullard

Gilmer

Gladewater

Longview Spring Hill

Tatum

Tyler Chapel Hill

District 18

Carthage

Center

Diboll

Huntington

Jasper

Lufkin Hudson *

Pollok Central *

Rusk

District 19

Groesbeck

Lorena

Mexia

Robinson

Waco Connally

Waco La Vega

District 20

Athens

Brownsboro

Crockett

Fairfield

Palestine

Palestine Westwood

District 21

Bridge City

Hamshire-Fannett

Orangefield

Silsbee

Sour Lake

Hardin-Jefferson

West Orange-Stark

District 22

Cleveland

Cleveland Tarkington

Coldspring-Oakhurst

Huffman Hargrave

Liberty

Shepherd

Splendora

District 24

Bryan Rudder

Caldwell

Cameron Yoe

Madisonville

Navasota

Rockdale

Taylor

District 25

Bellville

Columbus

Giddings

La Grange

Sealy

Smithville

District 26

Brookshire Royal

Needville

Stafford

Sweeny

West Columbia

Columbia

Wharton

District 27

La Vernia

Luling

Marion

Poteet

San Antonio Hawkins *

San Antonio Houston

Somerset

District 28

Cuero

Edna

Goliad

Gonzales

Palacios

Yoakum

District 29

Bandera

Carrizo Springs

Crystal City

Devine

Hondo

Lytle

Pearsall

District 31

Aransas Pass

Corpus Christi West

Oso

Falfurrias

Ingleside

Mathis

Orange Grove

Robstown

Sinton

District 32

Hidalgo

La Feria

Lyford

Port Isabel

Progreso

Raymondville

Rio Hondo

Zapata

1A 11 man

District 1
Booker
Canadian
Gruver
Stinnett West Texas
Stratford
Sunray

District 3
Bovina
Boys Ranch
Claude
Nazareth
Vega
White Deer

District 4
Clarendon
Memphis
Quanah
Shamrock
Wellington
Wheeler

District 5
Anton
Earth Springlake
Farwell
Morton
Smyer
Sudan

District 6
Crosbyton
Hale Center
Lockney
New Deal
Olton
Ralls

District 7
Forsan
Plains
Seagraves
Stanton
Sundown
Tahoka

District 8
Iraan
Marfa
McCamey
Van Horn
Wink

District 9
Archer City
Electra
Munday
Petrolia
Seymour
Windthorst

District 11
Hamlin
Haskell
Roby
Roscoe
Rotan
Stamford

District 12
Albany
Baird
Bronte
Cross Plains
Miles
Winters

District 13
Blue Ridge
Collinsville
Era
Lindsay
Muenster
Savoy

District 14
Celeste
Cumby
Dallas Gateway
Fruitvale
Quinlan Boles
Wolfe City

District 15
De Leon
Gorman
Perrin-Whitt
Ranger
Santo
Tolar

District 17
Big Sandy
Detroit
Gilmer Union Hill
Hawkins
Maud
Simms Bowie

District 19
Beckville
Joaquin
Mount Enterprise
Pineland West Sabine
Tenaha
Timpson
Waskom

District 20
Alto
Cayuga
Cushing
Grapeland
Malakoff Cross Roads
Overton
Price Carlisle

District 21
Axtell
Dawson
Frost
Hubbard
Italy
Itasca
Wortham

District 22
Bremond
Iola
Lovelady
Mart
Normangee
Riesel

District 23
Burkeville
Chester
Colmesneil
Evadale
High Island
Hull-Daisetta
Sabine Pass
Saratoga West Hardin

District 25
Bosqueville
Chilton
Evant
Goldthwaite
Meridian
Valley Mills

District 26
Bartlett
Granger
Holland
Milano
Thorndale
Thrall

District 27
Burton
Flatonia
Ganado
Louise
Shiner
Somerville

District 29
Christoval
Eldorado
Junction
Mason
Menard
Mertzon Irion County
Rocksprings

District 30
Barksdale Nueces
Canyon
Brackettville Brackett
Center Point
D’Hanis
La Pryor
Leakey
Medina
Sabinal

District 31
Charlotte
Falls City
Pettus
Runge
Woodsboro
Yorktown

District 32
Agua Dulce
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco
Benavides
Bruni
Kingsville Academy
La Villa

1A 6-man Div 1

District 1
Briscoe Fort Elliott
Follett
Happy
McLean
Turkey Valley

District 3
Hart
Kress
Petersburg
Whiteface
Whitharral

District 4
Lorenzo
Meadow
New Home
Ropesville Ropes
Wellman-Union

District 5
Crowell
Knox City
Newcastle
Paducah
Throckmorton
Vernon Northside

District 7
Aspermont
Ira
Lenorah Grady
Loraine
O'Donnell
Spur

District 8
Fort Davis
Garden City
Rankin
Sterling City
Water Valley

District 9
Eden
Richland Springs
Robert Lee
Rochelle
Santa Anna
Veribest

District 10
Blanket
Gordon
Gustine
May
Rising Star
Strawn

District 11
Dallas I Am That I Am
Greenville Phoenix
CIrvhianrgte Ur nivrsl Acad
Rowlett Advantage
ASaciandt eJmo y

District 13
Abbott
Aquilla
Blum
Bynum
Covington
Kopperl
Milford

District 14
Apple Springs
Avalon
Coolidge
Oakwood
Penelope
Trinidad

District 16
Buckholts
Calvert
Lometa
Prairie Lea

1A 6-man Div 2

District 1
Groom
Hedley
Higgins
Lefors
Miami
Samnorwood

District 2
Amherst
Cotton Center
Lazbuddie
Matador Motley County
Silverton

District 4
Afton Patton Springs
Benjamin
Chillicothe
Guthrie
Harrold
Jayton

District 5
Lamesa Klondike
Loop
Southland
Welch Dawson
Wilson

District 6
Ackerly Sands
Gail Borden
Grandfalls-Royalty
Imperial Buena Vista
Westbrook

District 8
Balmorhea
Dell City
Marathon
Sanderson
Sierra Blanca

District 9
Bowie Gold-Burg
Byers
Forestburg
Ladonia Fannindel
Novice

District 11
Bryson
Haskell Paint Creek
Lueders-Avoca
Rule
Woodson

District 12
Blackwell
Hermleigh
Moran
Roscoe Highland
Trent

District 13
Brookesmith
Cherokee
Lohn
Paint Rock
Valera Panther Creek
Zephyr

District 14
Cranfills Gap
Jonesboro
Mullin
Sidney
Star

District 15
Iredell
Laird Hill Leveretts
Chapel
Morgan
Oglesby
Walnut Springs

1A Basketball Div 1

District 1
Boys Ranch
Gruver
Stinnett West Texas
Stratford
Sunray

District 2
Canadian
Claude
Shamrock
Wheeler
White Deer

District 3
Clarendon
Electra
Memphis
Quanah
Wellington

District 4
Anton
Crosbyton
Hale Center
Lockney
New Deal
Ralls

District 5
Bovina
Earth Springlake
Farwell
Morton
Olton
Sudan

District 6
Plains
Seagraves
Smyer
Sundown
Tahoka
Whiteface

District 7
Forsan
Iraan
McCamey
Stanton

District 8
Fort Hancock
Marfa
Van Horn
Wink

District 9
Hamlin
Haskell
Munday
Rotan
Seymour
Stamford

District 10
Archer City
Era
Lindsay
Muenster
Petrolia
Windthorst

District 11
Albany
Baird
Bronte
Clyde Eula
Cross Plains
Roscoe
Winters

District 12
Graford
Perrin-Whitt
Poolville
Ranger
Santo
Tolar

District 13
Christoval
Eldorado
Mason
Menard
Mertzon Irion County
Miles

District 14
De Leon
Evant
Goldthwaite
Gorman
Meridian

District 15
Dallas Faith Family
Dallas Gateway
Grand Prairie Advantage
Acd
Italy
Itasca
Waxahachie Advantage
Acd

District 16
Axtell
Bosqueville
Chilton
Mart
Riesel
Valley Mills

District 17
Blue Ridge
Celeste
Collinsville
Ivanhoe Rayburn
Merit Bland
Trenton
Wolfe City

District 18
Campbell
Cumby
Fruitvale
Martins Mill
Quinlan Boles
Sulphur Springs North
Hopkins
Yantis

District 19
Avery
Detroit
Maud
McLeod
Simms Bowie

District 20
Beckville
Big Sandy
Hawkins
Overton
Price Carlisle
Waskom

District 21
Cayuga
Dawson
Hubbard
La Rue La Poynor
Malakoff Cross Roads
Wortham

District 22
Cushing
Gary
Joaquin
Mount Enterprise
New Summerfield
Tenaha
Timpson

District 23
Alto
Dallardsville Big Sandy
Grapeland
Latexo
Lovelady

District 24
Broaddus
Burkeville
Colmesneil
Martinsville
Pineland West Sabine
Zavalla

District 25
Hull-Daisetta
Evadale
High Island
Sabine Pass
Saratoga West Hardin
Spurger

District 26
Bremond
Iola
Mumford
Normangee
Snook
Somerville

District 27
Austin Harmony
Science
Bartlett
Granger
Holland
Milano
Thorndale
Thrall

District 28
Flatonia
Ganado
Katy Nelms
Louise
Shiner

District 29
Barksdale Nueces
Canyon
Brackettville Brackett
Center Point
Junction
Medina
Rocksprings

District 30
Charlotte
D’Hanis
La Pryor
Sabinal
San Antonio Gervin
San Antonio Stacey

District 31
Falls City
Pettus
Port Aransas
Woodsboro
Yorktown

District 32
Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco
Benavides
Bruni
Kingsville Academy
La Villa

1A Basketball Div 2

District 1
Adrian
Channing
Hartley
Texline
Vega

District 2
Happy
Hart
Kress
Lazbuddie
Nazareth
Silverton

District 3
Booker
Briscoe Fort Elliott
Darrouzett
Follett
Higgins
Miami

District 4
Groom
Hedley
Lefors
McLean
Samnorwood

District 5
Amherst
Cotton Center
Lorenzo
Petersburg
Ropesville Ropes
Whitharral

District 6
Meadow
New Home
O'Donnell
Southland
Wellman-Union
Wilson

District 7
Balmorhea
Dell City
Fort Davis
Sierra Blanca

District 8
Grandfalls-Royalty
Imperial Buena Vista
Marathon
Rankin
Sanderson

District 9
Ackerly Sands
Gail Borden
Lamesa Klondike
Lenorah Grady
Loop
Welch Dawson

District 10
Blackwell
Garden City
Robert Lee
Sterling City
Water Valley
Westbrook

District 11
Afton Patton Springs
Guthrie
Matador Motley County
Paducah
Spur
Turkey Valley

District 12
Benjamin
Chillicothe
Crowell
Harrold
Knox City
Vernon Northside

District 13
Aspermont
Haskell Paint Creek
Jayton
Lueders-Avoca
Rule
Throckmorton
Woodson

District 14
Hermleigh
Ira
Loraine
Roby
Roscoe Highland
Trent

District 15
Bryson
Gordon
Lingleville
Lipan
Moran
Newcastle
Stephenville Huckabay
Strawn

District 16
Blanket
Brookesmith
May
Rising Star
Santa Anna
Sidney
Valera Panther Creek
Zephyr

District 17
Bellevue
Bowie Gold-Burg
Byers
Forestburg
Henrietta Midway
Nocona Prairie Valley
Saint Jo
Slidell

District 18
Dallas I Am That I Am
Irving Univrsl Acad
Red Oak Life
Rowlett Advantage
Academy
Waxahachie Faith
Family

District 19
Abbott
Avalon
Bynum
Coolidge
Frost
Milford
Penelope
Trinidad

District 20
Aquilla
Blum
Covington
Kopperl
Morgan
Oglesby
Waco Rapoport
Walnut Springs

District 21
Dodd City
Ector
Ladonia Fannindel
Novice
Roxton
Savoy

District 22
Cumby Miller Grove
Greenville Phoenix
Charter
Saltillo
Sulphur Bluff

District 23
Avinger
Bloomburg
Gilmer Union Hill
Karnack

District 24
Douglass
Elkhart Slocum
Kennard
Laneville
Neches
Oakwood
Wells

District 25
Apple Springs
Brookeland
Chester
Chireno
Goodrich
Groveton Centerville
Leggett

District 26
Buckholts
Burton
Calvert
Dime Box
Fayetteville
North Zulch
Richards
Round Top-Carmine

District 27
Houston Harmony
School of Excellence
Houston Yes Pre-SW
La Marque Shekinah
Radiance
N Houston HS-Business

District 28
Austwell-Tivoli
Moulton
Nordheim
Prairie Lea
Runge
Waelder

District 29
Cherokee
Eden
Lohn
Paint Rock
Richland Springs
Rochelle
Veribest

District 30
Cranfills Gap
Gustine
Iredell
Jonesboro
Lometa
Mullin
Priddy
Star

District 31
Comstock
Knippa
Leakey
Utopia
Uvalde Tafolla

District 32
Agua Dulce
Corpus Christi Acad.
San Isidro
San Perlita
Tilden McMullen
County

Feb 1st a new record for most users online at one time 474 may be until next playoff season before it is broken!

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND

2008-09 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

(Right Column Lists Official Enrollment Numbers)

CONFERENCE 1A –DIVISION 1

District 1 Enr.

Boys Ranch 172

Gruver 135

Stinnett West Texas 184

Stratford 173

Sunray 174

District 2 Enr.

Canadian 198.5

Claude 106

Shamrock 105

Wheeler 125

White Deer 124

District 3 Enr.

Clarendon 158

Electra 144

Memphis 162

Quanah 160

Wellington 170

District 4 Enr.

Anton 113

Crosbyton 117

Hale Center 143

Lockney 188

New Deal 182

Ralls 156.5

District 5 Enr.

Bovina 159

Earth Springlake 107

Farwell 128

Morton 145

Olton 199

Sudan 130

District 6 Enr.

Plains 133

Seagraves 178

Smyer 106

Sundown 171

Tahoka 188

Whiteface 131

District 7 Enr.

Forsan 199

Iraan 134

McCamey 143

Stanton 198

District 8 Enr.

Fort Hancock 138

Marfa 118

Van Horn 185

Wink 108

District 9 Enr.

Hamlin 143.5

Haskell 176

Munday 129

Rotan 108

Seymour 184

Stamford 192

District 10 Enr.

Archer City 154

Era 133

Lindsay 169

Muenster 165

Petrolia 173

Windthorst 142

District 11 Enr.

Albany 188

Baird 107.5

Bronte 103

Clyde Eula 140

Cross Plains 115

Roscoe 105

Winters 192

District 12 Enr.

Graford 113

Perrin-Whitt 119

Poolville 169

Ranger 129

Santo 135

Tolar 195.5

District 13 Enr.

Christoval 123

Eldorado 186

Mason 175

Menard 109.5

Mertzon Irion County 139

Miles 135

District 14 Enr.

De Leon 196

Evant 112

Goldthwaite 181

Gorman 106

Meridian 164

District 15 Enr.

Dallas Faith Family 179

Dallas Gateway 107.73

Grand Prairie

Advantage Acd

174.23

Italy 171

Itasca 172

Waxahachie Advantage

Acd

106

District 16 Enr.

Axtell 178

Bosqueville 144

Chilton 113

Mart 184.5

Riesel 191

Valley Mills 167

District 17 Enr.

Blue Ridge 186.5

Celeste 167.5

Collinsville 182

Ivanhoe Rayburn 150

Merit Bland 178

Trenton 178

Wolfe City 164

District 18 Enr.

Campbell 101

Cumby 123

Fruitvale 121

Martins Mill 150

Quinlan Boles 168

Sulphur Springs North

Hopkins

139

Yantis 122

District 19 Enr.

Avery 130

Detroit 164

Maud 144

McLeod 143

Simms Bowie 185

District 20 Enr.

Beckville 149

Big Sandy 193

Hawkins 191

Overton 160

Price Carlisle 171

Waskom 192

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND

2008-09 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

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CONFERENCE 1A –DIVISION 1

District 21 Enr.

Cayuga 168

Dawson 134

Hubbard 147

La Rue La Poynor 137

Malakoff Cross Roads 183.5

Wortham 129

District 22 Enr.

Cushing 155

Gary 106

Joaquin 187

Mount Enterprise 138.5

New Summerfield 119

Tenaha 117

Timpson 193

District 23 Enr.

Alto 170

Dallardsville Big Sandy 148

Grapeland 161

Latexo 132

Lovelady 186

District 24 Enr.

Broaddus 137

Burkeville 103

Colmesneil 195

Martinsville 101

Pineland West Sabine 171

Zavalla 122

District 25 Enr.

Hull-Daisetta 190

Evadale 145

High Island 110

Sabine Pass 104

Saratoga West Hardin 166

Spurger 112

District 26 Enr.

Bremond 149

Iola 156

Mumford 129

Normangee 177

Snook 129

Somerville 178

District 27 Enr.

Austin Harmony

Science

101

Bartlett 115

Granger 158

Holland 149

Milano 152

Thorndale 191

Thrall 173

District 28 Enr.

Flatonia 166

Ganado 186

Katy Nelms 168

Louise 177

Shiner 188

District 29 Enr.

Barksdale Nueces

Canyon

103.5

Brackettville Brackett 197

Center Point 185

Junction 196

Medina 118

Rocksprings 122

District 30 Enr.

Charlotte 138

D’Hanis 105

La Pryor 183

Sabinal 153

San Antonio Gervin 114

San Antonio Stacey 142

District 31 Enr.

Falls City 111

Pettus 141

Port Aransas 174

Woodsboro 153

Yorktown 196

District 32 Enr.

Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco 190.5

Benavides 132

Bruni 103

Kingsville Academy 196

La Villa 183

Santa Maria 144

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND

2008-09 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

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CONFERENCE 1A –DIVISION 2

District 1 Enr.

Adrian 43

Channing 36

Hartley 39

Texline 54

Vega 98

District 2 Enr.

Happy 81

Hart 83

Kress 78

Lazbuddie 49

Nazareth 73

Silverton 56

District 3 Enr.

Booker 98

Briscoe Fort Elliott 63

Darrouzett 15

Follett 69

Higgins 31

Miami 48

District 4 Enr.

Groom 39

Hedley 58

Lefors 59

McLean 67

Samnorwood 35

District 5 Enr.

Amherst 55

Cotton Center 47

Lorenzo 97

Petersburg 93

Ropesville Ropes 99

Whitharral 63

District 6 Enr.

Meadow 72

New Home 61

O'Donnell 88

Southland 56

Wellman-Union 61

Wilson 39

District 7 Enr.

Balmorhea 46

Dell City 31

Fort Davis 99

Sierra Blanca 46

District 8 Enr.

Grandfalls-Royalty 40

Imperial Buena Vista 51

Marathon 17

Rankin 61

Sanderson 53

District 9 Enr.

Ackerly Sands 57

Gail Borden 57

Lamesa Klondike 48

Lenorah Grady 81

Loop 43

Welch Dawson 49

District 10 Enr.

Blackwell 47

Garden City 83

Robert Lee 81

Sterling City 87

Water Valley 86

Westbrook 44

District 11 Enr.

Afton Patton Springs 35

Guthrie 34

Matador Motley

County

38

Paducah 77

Spur 81

Turkey Valley 76

District 12 Enr.

Benjamin 39

Chillicothe 57

Crowell 95

Harrold 31

Knox City 70

Vernon Northside 60

District 13 Enr.

Aspermont 64

Haskell Paint Creek 41

Jayton 48

Lueders-Avoca 34

Rule 55

Throckmorton 72

Woodson 46

District 14 Enr.

Hermleigh 54

Ira 83

Loraine 63

Roby 93

Roscoe Highland 58

Trent 58.5

District 15 Enr.

Bryson 58

Gordon 73

Lingleville 53

Lipan 85

Moran 41

Newcastle 61

Stephenville Huckabay 64

Strawn 60.5

District 16 Enr.

Blanket 67

Brookesmith 51

May 84

Novice 43

Rising Star 69

Santa Anna 97

Sidney 49

Valera Panther Creek 47

Zephyr 53

District 17 Enr.

Bellevue 63

Bowie Gold-Burg 56

Byers 35

Forestburg 49

Henrietta Midway 38

Nocona Prairie Valley 30

Saint Jo 94

Slidell 69

District 18 Enr.

Dallas I Am That I

Am

69

Irving Univrsl Acad 63

Red Oak Life 39.9

Rowlett Advantage

Academy

70

Waxahachie Faith

Family

74

District 19 Enr.

Abbott 84

Avalon 76

Bynum 61

Coolidge 62

Frost 90

Milford 61

Penelope 75

Trinidad 76

District 20 Enr.

Aquilla 61

Blum 96

Covington 80

Kopperl 86

Morgan 40

Oglesby 58

Waco Rapoport 51

Walnut Springs 56.5

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CONFERENCE 1A –DIVISION 2

District 21 Enr.

Dodd City 69

Ector 87

Ladonia Fannindel 52

Roxton 72

Savoy 99

District 22 Enr.

Cumby Miller Grove 80

Greenville Phoenix

Charter

84

Saltillo 82

Sulphur Bluff 75

District 23 Enr.

Avinger 36

Bloomburg 85

Gilmer Union Hill 89

Karnack 57

District 24 Enr.

Douglass 96

Elkhart Slocum 98

Kennard 86

Laneville 41

Neches 98

Oakwood 73.5

Wells 97

District 25 Enr.

Apple Springs 69.5

Brookeland 92

Chester 69

Chireno 97

Goodrich 75

Groveton Centerville 44

Leggett 74

District 26 Enr.

Buckholts 67

Burton 94

Calvert 67

Dime Box 49

Fayetteville 79

North Zulch 98

Richards 40

Round Top-Carmine 61

District 27 Enr.

Houston Harmony

School of Excellence

54

Houston Yes Pre-SW 78

La Marque Shekinah

Radiance

87

N Houston

HS-Business

90

District 28 Enr.

Austwell-Tivoli 50

Moulton 87

Nordheim 29

Prairie Lea 67

Runge 75

Waelder 68.5

District 29 Enr.

Cherokee 56

Eden 90

Lohn 28

Paint Rock 52

Richland Springs 74

Rochelle 62

Veribest 85

District 30 Enr.

Cranfills Gap 34

Gustine 66

Iredell 46

Jonesboro 43

Lometa 90

Mullin 42

Priddy 36

Star 29

District 31 Enr.

Comstock 66

Knippa 66

Leakey 81

Utopia 60

Uvalde Tafolla 40

District 32 Enr.

Agua Dulce 95

Corpus Christi Acad. 57

San Isidro 78

San Perlita 73

Tilden McMullen

County

54

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

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CONFERENCE 1A – 11-MAN

District 1 Enr.

Booker 98

Canadian 198.5

Gruver 135

Stinnett West Texas 184

Stratford 173

Sunray 174

District 3 Enr.

Bovina 159

Boys Ranch 172

Claude 106

Nazareth 73

Vega 98

White Deer 124

District 4 Enr.

Clarendon 158

Memphis 162

Quanah 160

Shamrock 105

Wellington 170

Wheeler 125

District 5 Enr.

Anton 113

Earth Springlake 107

Farwell 128

Morton 145

Smyer 106

Sudan 130

District 6 Enr.

Crosbyton 117

Hale Center 143

Lockney 188

New Deal 182

Olton 199

Ralls 156.5

District 7 Enr.

Forsan 199

Plains 133

Seagraves 178

Stanton 198

Sundown 171

Tahoka 188

District 8 Enr.

Iraan 134

Marfa 118

McCamey 143

Van Horn 185

Wink 108

District 9 Enr.

Archer City 154

Electra 144

Munday 129

Petrolia 173

Seymour 184

Windthorst 142

District 11 Enr.

Hamlin 143.5

Haskell 176

Roby 93

Roscoe 105

Rotan 108

Stamford 192

District 12 Enr.

Albany 188

Baird 107.5

Bronte 103

Cross Plains 115

Miles 135

Winters 192

District 13 Enr.

Blue Ridge 186.5

Collinsville 182

Era 133

Lindsay 169

Muenster 165

Savoy 99

District 14 Enr.

Celeste 167.5

Cumby 123

Dallas Gateway 107.73

Fruitvale 121

Quinlan Boles 168

Wolfe City 164

District 15 Enr.

De Leon 196

Gorman 106

Perrin-Whitt 119

Ranger 129

Santo 135

Tolar 195.5

District 17 Enr.

Big Sandy 193

Detroit 164

Gilmer Union Hill 89

Hawkins 191

Maud 144

Simms Bowie 185

District 19 Enr.

Beckville 149

Joaquin 187

Mount Enterprise 138.5

Pineland West Sabine 171

Tenaha 117

Timpson 193

Waskom 192

District 20 Enr.

Alto 170

Cayuga 168

Cushing 155

Grapeland 161

Malakoff Cross Roads 183.5

Overton 160

Price Carlisle 171

District 21 Enr.

Axtell 178

Dawson 134

Frost 90

Hubbard 147

Italy 171

Itasca 172

Wortham 129

District 22 Enr.

Bremond 149

Iola 156

Lovelady 186

Mart 184.5

Normangee 177

Riesel 191

District 23 Enr.

Burkeville 103

Chester 69

Colmesneil 195

Evadale 145

High Island 110

Hull-Daisetta 190

Sabine Pass 104

Saratoga West Hardin 166

District 25 Enr.

Bosqueville 144

Chilton 113

Evant 112

Goldthwaite 181

Meridian 164

Valley Mills 167

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

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CONFERENCE 1A – 11-MAN

District 26 Enr.

Bartlett 115

Granger 158

Holland 149

Milano 152

Thorndale 191

Thrall 173

District 27 Enr.

Burton 94

Flatonia 166

Ganado 186

Louise 177

Shiner 188

Somerville 178

District 29 Enr.

Christoval 123

Eldorado 186

Junction 196

Mason 175

Menard 109.5

Mertzon Irion County 139

Rocksprings 122

District 30 Enr.

Barksdale Nueces

Canyon

103.5

Brackettville Brackett 197

Center Point 185

D’Hanis 105

La Pryor 183

Leakey 81

Medina 118

Sabinal 153

District 31 Enr.

Charlotte 138

Falls City 111

Pettus 141

Runge 75

Woodsboro 153

Yorktown 196

District 32 Enr.

Agua Dulce 95

Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco 190.5

Benavides 132

Bruni 103

Kingsville Academy 196

La Villa 183

Santa Maria 144

CONFERENCE 2A

2008-10 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL AND

2008-09 OFFICIAL BASKETBALL DISTRICT ALIGNMENT

* Plays basketball only

District 24 has a bye

(Right Column Lists Official Enrollment Numbers) in football only

District 1 Enr.

Amarillo Highland

Park

216

Amarillo River Road 398

Bushland 339

Panhandle 247

Sanford-Fritch 261

Spearman 228

District 2 Enr.

Childress 310.5

Dimmitt 289

Floydada 273

Friona 328

Muleshoe 358

Tulia 300

District 3 Enr.

Abernathy 223

Denver City 374

Idalou 263

Littlefield 413

Lubbock Roosevelt 329

Post 253

Shallowater 404

Slaton 346

District 4 Enr.

Alpine 294

Big Lake Reagan Co. 236

Crane 286

Kermit 365

Ozona 235

Presidio * 388

Sonora 275.5

District 5 Enr.

Bowie 419

Henrietta 280

Holliday 255

Nocona 261

Olney 205

Wichita Falls City

View

281

District 6 Enr.

Anson 216

Cisco 266

Clyde 418.5

Eastland 325

Hawley 221

Merkel 359

District 7 Enr.

Ballinger 299

Coahoma 248

Colorado City

Colorado

281

San Angelo Grape

Creek

347

Tuscola Jim Ned 340

Wall 330.5

District 8 Enr.

Bangs 328.5

Brady 391

Coleman 316

Comanche 338

Dublin 324

Early 406

San Saba 228

District 9 Enr.

Alvord 236

Boyd 338.5

Brock * 248

Chico 216

Jacksboro 299

Millsap 291

Paradise 294

Peaster * 324

District 10 Enr.

Aubrey 422

Callisburg 349

Krum * 394

Pilot Point 428.5

Ponder * 312

Pottsboro 395

Sadler S & S Cons. 276

Valley View 223

District 11 Enr.

Bells 238

Gunter 310

Honey Grove 208

Howe 291

Leonard 278

Melissa 282

Tom Bean 284

Whitewright 240

District 12 Enr.

Bogata Rivercrest 230

Clarksville 243

De Kalb 282

Hooks 356

Omaha Pewitt 279

Paris Chisum 268

Pattonville Prairiland 348

Redwater 366

District 13 Enr.

Alba-Golden 238

Caddo Mills 387

Como-Pickton 231

Cooper 289

Grand Saline 333

Lone Oak 282

Quitman 331

Winnsboro 399

District 14 Enr.

Blooming Grove 334

Corsicana Mildred 221

Edgewood 283

Kerens 212.5

Malakoff 339

Rice 203.5

Scurry-Rosser 272

Sunnyvale * 213

District 15 Enr.

Dallas Life Oak Cliff 352

Godley 411

Grandview 341

Irving North Hills * 378

Keene * 221

Maypearl 286

Palmer 328

Rio Vista 266.5

District 16 Enr.

Bruceville-Eddy 304

Clifton 359

Crawford 208

Hamilton 256

Hico 246

McGregor 327

Moody 201

Troy 383

District 17 Enr.

Daingerfield 376

Hughes Springs 315

Jefferson 385

Linden-Kildare 247

Mount Pleasant

Chapel Hill

* 322

Ore City 262

Queen City 344

District 18 Enr.

Big Sandy Harmony 314

Diana New Diana 293

Elysian Fields 296

Gladewater Sabine 391.5

Gladewater Union

Grove

247