Cooper High School (Abilene, Texas)

O.H. Cooper High School
Location
Abilene, Texas United States
Information
Type	Public, co-educational
Established	1960
School district	Abilene Independent School District
Principal	Mr. Gail Gregg
Grades	9th - 12th
Enrollment	2,139 (as of 2010)
Color(s)	Royal Blue and Scarlet
Athletics conference	District 3-5A
Mascot	Cougar
Nickname	Coogs
Feeder Schools	Madison & Clack Middle Schools
Website	cougars.abileneisd.org

Cooper High School (commonly referred to as Cooper) is a public, co-educational secondary school in Abilene, Texas. It opened in 1960, in part to handle the increase in school age youth resulting from the Post World War II Baby Boom. It is one of two 4-year High Schools within Abilene Independent School District.

Cooper High is named for Oscar Henry Cooper, who was president of Baylor University from 1898 to 1902.^[1] Prior to such time, his advocacy for a state-supported and state-controlled university led to the establishment of the University of Texas.^[2] After his time at Baylor, Dr. Cooper was president of Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene until 1909. Thereafter, he headed "Cooper's Boys' School" in Abilene until 1915.^[3]

Faculty and academics

Abilene is the home of Dyess Air Force Base and Cooper students have benefited from retired officers, and spouses of officers, from Dyess becoming teachers at Cooper. Retired US Air Force Colonel James Alderman, a mathematics and science teacher at the school, explained to his students that he worked on the development of the Gamma Ray Spectrometer and did research relating to nuclear fusion while in the United States Air Force. Retired US Air Force Colonel James Zumwalt taught Honors Calculus and, in 1981–1982, was zoo keeper over his homeroom class that called itself the "Zoo." Members of the Zoo included many of the top graduating students in 1982 and yet still managed to win the intramural sports championship.^[4]

In the years 1979 to 1982, Cooper consistently fielded teams for UIL competitions that finished in the top of their subject areas, including Speech, Creative Writing, Orchestra, Math, Band, and Choir.^{[citation needed]} Cooper graduates frequently were named as Scholars, Finalists, Semi-finalists, and Commended by the National Merit Scholarship Program. Six members of the Class of 1982 received the Scholar designation. ^[5]

Athletics

Volleyball

The Cooper High School Volleyball Team won the state 4A championship in 1967, defeating San Antonio Harlandale 15-0; 11-15; 15-7.

Golf

The Cooper High School Golf Team won the 5A State Championship in 1982, 1983, and 1984.

Bob Estes, Class of 1984, won the individual state title in 1983.^[6] As a collegiate golfer at the University of Texas, Bob was selected as an All-American^[7], received the Jack Nicklaus award, and was named 1988 College Player of the Year.^[8][9] Mike Standly, Class of 1982, played for the University of Houston, finished in second place to Scott Verplank at the 1986 NCAA championship, won his first tournament in 1993, the Freeport-McMohan Classic in New Orleans,^[10] and can still be found on professional golf tours.^[11]

Tennis

The Cooper High School Tennis Team has made appearances at the Texas state competition 8 times in its history, ranking 5th in the state for all-time appearances in conference 5A. It competed in 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992 and won the championship for three consecutive years in 1993, 1994 and 1995.

Ricky Meyers won the state singles title in 1976 and Ryan Hughes did the same in 1995. David Meyers and Scott Meyers (identical twins) won boys doubles state in 1982. [2]

Jana Hanks won the state singles title in 1975 and 1976, Susie Ingram and Julie Jones won the state doubles title in 1976, and Leanne Hill and Stephanie Burnam won the state doubles title in 1982. [3]

As of November, 2009, The Cooper Tennis Team is ranked 8th in the state in conference 4A.

Tennis State Championships

• Boys Singles
  • 1976 - Ricky Meyers (4A)
  • 1995 - Ryan Hughes (5A)

• Boys Doubles
  • 1982 - Scott & David Meyers (5A)

• Girls Singles
  • 1975 - Jana Hanks (4A)
  • 1976 - Jana Hanks (4A)

• Girls Doubles
  • 1976 - Susie Ingram & Julie Jones (4A)
  • 1982 - Leanna Hill & Stephanie Burnam (5A)

• Team Championships ^[12]
  • 1986 - lost to San Antonio Churchill High School 3-10
  • 1987 - lost to Tyler Lee High School 6-9
  • 1993 - def. Klein High School 9-2
  • 1994 - def. Houston Clear Lake High School 15-3
  • 1995 - def. Plano High School 9-3

Baseball

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the team consistently finished near the top in District. Baseball teams from Cooper have played in four state championship games, 1967, 1987, 1988, and 1993, winning the 5A state championship twice with consecutive wins in 1987 and 1988. Consecutive championships have only been accomplished by 3 other schools in the history of Texas high school baseball (one being crosstown rival Abilene High School).

Baseball State Championship Appearances

• 1967 - Lost to Corpus Christi King 0-1
• 1987 - Defeated San Antonio MacArthur 13-3
• 1988 - Defeated Round Rock Westwood 7-4
• 1993 - Lost to Arlington Martin 0-8

Cooper players recognized in UIL records include Chris Feris and Robert McAdams in 1987 for Most Extra base hits (doubles) in tournament play, Chris Feris in 1987 for Most Hits in a Game (3), Philip Carpenter in 1988 for Most Hits in a Game (3) and Robert McAdams in 1987 for a .600 batting average in a two game series with at least 5 at bats. [4]

Gymnastics

Cooper, and AISD as a whole, has enjoyed notable success in Gymanastics state meets, with multiple State Titles for both individual and team performances.

Gymnastics Championships

• Men^[13]
  • 1973 - Donovan Sparhawk(Parallel Bars)
  • 1975 - Steve Rutledge (Rings)
  • 1976 - Steve Rutledge (Rings)
  • 1978 - Larry Hanson (Floor)
  • 1979 - Team Champions: David Hardy (Floor), David Watson, (Parallel Bars), J.T. Fletcher (Pommels, Vault, High Bar, All-Around)
  • 1983 - Bobby Cluck (Pommels), David Henson (High Bar)
  • 1984 - David Henson (High Bar)
  • 1988 - Greg Joyner (Vault, High Bar)
  • 1989 - Chris Reese (Rings), Greg Joyner (Vault)
  • 1990 - Andrew Clayman (Pommels)
  • 1991 - Team Champions: Andrew Clayman (Pommels), Jimmy Chai Kong (Rings), Greg Clark (Parallel Bars)
  • 1992 - Team Champions: Landon King (Rings), Eddie Marentes (Parallel Bars)
  • 1993 - Landon King (Rings, Parallel Bars)
  • 2003 - Nate Dalo (Rings)
• Women^[14]
  • 1978 - Cathy Cubine (Bars)
  • 1979 - Cathy Cubine (Beam, All-Around)
  • 1980 - Cathy Cubine (Bars, Floor, All-Around), Missy Urquhart (Vault)
  • 1981 - Missy Urquhart (Bars, Beam, Floor)

Swimming

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the team consistently finished near the top in District.

Football

Active Professional Players

Dominic Rhodes^[15] and Justin Snow^[16] were members of the 2007 NFL champion Indianapolis Colts. Rhodes joined the Oakland Raiders for the 2007 NFL season, rejoined the Colts for the 2008 Season and has signed with the Buffalo Bills for the 2009 Season. And has now rejoined the Colts on Week 14 of the 2010 season.

Appearances in the state championship game

With the exception of a few periods, the Cougars have been a team which contended for the district title. The teams of the mid 90s to the early 2000s were consistently in the playoffs. The 1996 team featuring Dominic Rhodes made it to the state championship game, playing Austin Westlake led by quarterback Drew Brees. Randy Allen, Head Coach at Cooper from the 1991 season through the 1998 season [5], was named to the Texas High School Coaches Association's Hall of Honor in 2006.^[17] History came full circle, as Coach Allen was on the 1967 team, the only other Cooper team to advance to the state finals to date. The 1967 game was a thriller. The Cougars lost by one point to then powerhouse Austin, Texas Reagan High School (Reagan went on to defeat Permian High School in the 1968 and 1970 state championship games) when the officials declined to rule a possible touchdown in favor of Cooper on the final play of the game.^[18]

District Championships

1967 - District 2-4A - District Record 7-0
1969 - District 3-4A - District Record 8-0
1971 - District 5-4A - District Record 6-1 (Shared with Odessa Permian)
1979 - District 5-4A - District Record 7-0
1993 - District 4-5A - District Record 5-1 (Shared with Midland Lee & Odessa High)
1997 - District 4-5A - District Record 6-0
1998 - District 4-5A - District Record 4-1 (Shared with Midland Lee & Odessa Permian)
2000 - District 4-5A - District Record 4-1 (Shared with Midland Lee)
2001 - District 4-5A - District Record 4-1 (Shared with Abilene High)
2002 - District 3-5A - District Record 5-0
2003 - District 3-5A - District Record 4-1
2009 - District 4-4A - District Record 5-0
2010 - District 3-5A - District Record 4-1 (Shared with Abilene High & Midland High)

Postseason Performance

Bi-District

1967 - def. El Paso Burges 52-21
1969 - def. Amarillo Palo Duro 17-0
1971 - lost to Wichita Falls 21-34
1979 - lost to Lewisville 10-13
1992 - lost to Amarillo 17-20
1993 - def. Lubbock Monterey 27-13
1994 - def. Lubbock Monterey 28-10
1995 - def. Lubbock Coronado 31-7
1996 - def. Amarillo 20-14
1997 - def. Amarillo Tascosa 28-14
1998 - lost to Amarillo 11-36
1999 - lost to Amarillo 30-33
2000 - def. Amarillo 26-0
2001 - lost to Lubbock Monterey 21-28
2002 - def. Burleson 20-10
2003 - lost to DeSoto 20-27
2007 - lost to Mansfield Timberview 13-17
2008 - def. Canyon Randall 35-0
2009 - def. Dumas 52-14
2010 - def. Arlington Lamar 41-6

Area

1993 - def. El Paso Riverside 61-22
1994 - def. El Paso Eastwood 81-26
1995 - def. El Paso Irvin 19-13
1996 - def. El Paso Irvin 42-21
1997 - def. El Paso Socorro 50-8
2000 - def. El Paso Del Valle 44-22
2002 - def. Amarillo 35-24
2008 - def. El Paso Del Valle 56-10
2009 - def. El Paso Del Valle 51-41

Regional

1969 - def. El Paso Coronado 36-0
1993 - def. Haltom 41-6
1994 - lost to Arlington 39-42
1995 - lost to Flower Mound Marcus 7-41
1996 - def. Irving Nimitz 38-18
1997 - def. South Grand Prairie 36-20
2000 - def. Coppell 28-27
2002 - lost to Southlake Carroll 17-41
2008 - lost to Denton Guyer 7-28
2009 - lost to Denton Guyer 34-57
2010 - lost to Denton Guyer 7-55

Quarter-Finals

1967 - def. Amarillo Tascosa 37-0
1969 - tied with Wichita Falls 0-0 (WF advanced on 1st downs)
1993 - lost to Lewisville 21-52
1996 - def. Flower Mound Marcus 37-19
1997 - lost to Flower Mound Marcus 14-38
2000 - lost to Arlington Lamar 28-34

Semi-Finals

1967 - def. Richardson 42-0
1996 - def. Lake Highlands 24-21

Finals

1967 - lost to Austin Reagan 19-20
1996 - lost to Austin Westlake 15-55

Fine arts

Cooper enjoys a rich tradition of success in various branches of the fine and performing arts. 215 individuals have been named to the Texas All-State roster, with at least one Cooper student making All-State Choir, Band or Orchestra every year since 1971. Choir, Band, Orchestra, Art and Theater are all thriving on campus. One of Cooper's two feeder middle schools, Madison, has become the Abilene ISD magnet middle school for fine arts.

Band has a rich and proud history at Cooper High School. Often among the largest high school marching bands in Texas in the 1980s and 1990s, the band made frequent appearances at the State Marching Contest.^[19] The band marched in the 1990 Rose Bowl Parade^[20], one of only a handful of Texas High School bands to have ever done so. The band is currently led by head director Clay Johnson, a former University of Oklahoma drum major who has directed the band since 2003, first as assistant for two years. Since 2005, three former Cooper Band members have been named drum major at Texas Tech University.

TMEA All-State Musicians

Cooper has had over 200 individuals be named to Texas All-State Bands, Choirs and Orchestras since 1971. ^[21]

Band

• Piccolo - 4: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999
• Flute - 10: 1975, 1976, 1977, 1986, 1987 (2), 1993, 1997, 2000, 2001
• Bb Clarinet - 15: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992 (2), 1993, 1994 (2), 1995, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005
• Bass Clarinet - 1: 1988
• Oboe - 5: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1996
• Bassoon - 3: 1972, 1974, 1975
• Alto Saxophone - 5: 1993, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2008
• Baritone Saxophone - 1: 2006
• Cornet/Trumpet - 8: 1986 (2), 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1996, 2000
• Horn - 2: 1971, 1974
• Tenor Trombone - 14: 1986 (2), 1987 (2), 1988, 1989, 1992, 1995 (2), 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005
• Bass Trombone - 2: 1984, 1985
• Euphonium - 4: - 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008
• Tuba - 2: - 2009, 2010
• Percussion - 9: 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 2001
• Harp - 1: 1972

Choir

• Soprano 1 - 8: 1975, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1996, 2003
• Soprano 2 - 20: 1975 (2), 1976, 1979, 1980, 1984, 1989 (2), 1995, 1998, 1999 (2), 2001, 2002, 2003 (3), 2004, 2005
• Alto 1 - 18: 1972, 1974, 1975 (2), 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 (3), 1989, 1992, 1996, 1997 (2), 1999, 2003
• Alto 2 - 13: 1975, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2001, 2005
• Tenor 1 - 12: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1995
• Tenor 2 - 16: 1974, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1991, 1992 (2), 1993 (2), 2004, 2005, 2011
• Bass 1 - 11: 1977, 1982, 1985 (2), 1986, 1988, 1989, 1994, 2002, 2004 (2)
• Bass 2 - 10: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 (2), 1985, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1995

Orchestra

• Violin 1 - 4: 1972, 1974, 1993, 1994
• Violin 2 - 2: 1973, 1974
• Cello - 5: 1972, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1990
• String Bass - 7: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1999, 2001

Notable alumni

• Cory Aldridge, professional baseball player
• Randy Allen, Highland Park football coach
• Ray Berry, professional football player
• Bob Estes, professional golfer
• Jeff Ireland, General Manager of the Miami Dolphins
• Jack Mildren, professional football player & Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma
• Terry Orr, professional football player
• Andrae Patterson, professional basketball player
• Dominic Rhodes, professional football player
• Justin Snow, profession football player

References

1. ^ Oscar Henry Cooper at the Baylor University website
2. ^ Cooper at the University of Texas website
3. ^ Roots Web
4. ^ Abilene Reporter-News, May 27, 1982, "Theory of Zoo-itivity: We - MC2"
5. ^ Abilene Reporter-News, April 23, 1982, page B1
6. ^ UIL State Boys Golf Champions
7. ^ 1994 Colonial Golf Tournament program “Colonial Suits Texans to a Tee”May 1994, page 20
8. ^ TheGoal.com: Bob Estes
9. ^ Bob Estes
10. ^ 1994 Colonial Golf Tournament program “Colonial Suits Texans to a Tee” May 1994, page 22
11. ^ PGATOUR.com - Mike Standly Stats
12. ^ [1]
13. ^ Texas High School Gymnastics Coaches Association Men's Champions History
14. ^ Texas High School Gymnastics Coaches Association Women's Champions History
15. ^ Dominc Rhodes at pro-football-reference.com
16. ^ Justin Snow at pro-football-reference.com
17. ^ Coach
18. ^ Tex News
19. ^ UIL State Marching Contest Archives
20. ^ Cooper HS Timeline
21. ^ TMEA All-State History Roster

External links

• Cooper HS Website
• Cooper Football 2007
• Cooper High Football - COOGgrrr's
• Friday Night Lights Book
• Friday Night Lights Movie

See also

• Jack Mildren
• Forest Park High School, Beaumont, Texas 1962 - 1982
• Post World War II Baby Boom
• Buzz Bissinger
• Friday Night Lights (film)
• Permian High School

| group1 = Texas 5A

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Region 1	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 • San Angelo Central District 3 Abilene • Abilene Cooper • Midland • Midland Lee • Odessa • Odessa Permian District 4 Arlington • Arlington Bowie • Arlington Houston • Arlington Lamar • Arlington Martin • Fort Worth Paschal • North Crowley • Weatherford District 5 Cedar Hill • Duncanville • Grand Prairie • Mansfield • Mansfield Legacy • Mansfield Timberview • Midlothian • South Grand Prairie District 6 Colleyville Heritage • Euless Trinity • Grapevine • Haltom City Haltom • Hurst Bell • Irving • Irving MacArthur • Irving Nimitz • North Richland Hills Richland District 7 Coppell • Denton Guyer • Keller • Keller Central • Keller Fossil Ridge • Northwest • Saginaw • Southlake Carroll District 8 Allen • Lewisville • Lewisville Flower Mound • Lewisville Hebron • Lewisville Marcus • Plano • Plano East • Plano West
Region 2	District 9 Dallas Jesuit • Dallas Samuell • Dallas Skyline • Dallas Sunset • Dallas White • Richardson • Richardson Berkner • Richardson Lake Highlands District 10 Garland • Garland Lakeview Centennial • Garland Naaman Forest • Garland Rowlett • Garland Sachse • McKinney Boyd • North Garland • South Garland District 11 DeSoto • Longview • Mesquite • Mesquite Horn • North Mesquite • Tyler Lee District 12 Belton • Bryan • College Station A&M Consolidated • 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 • Humble Atascocita • Humble Kingwood • Lufkin District 15 Austin • Austin Akins • Austin Anderson • Austin Bowie • Austin Westlake • Del Valle District 16 Georgetown • Leander • Pflugerville • Round Rock • Round Rock McNeil • Round Rock Stony Point • Round Rock Westwood
Region 3	District 17 Houston Cypress Creek • Houston Cypress Fairbanks • Houston Cypress Falls • Houston Cypress Lakes • Houston Cypress Ranch • Houston Cypress Ridge • Houston Cypress Springs • Houston Cypress Woods • Houston Jersey Village • Houston Langham Creek District 18 Alief Elsik • Alief Hastings • Alief Taylor • Houston Aldine • Houston Eisenhower • Houston MacArthur • Houston Nimitz District 19 Houston Memorial • Houston Strake Jesuit • Katy • Katy Cinco Ranch • Katy Mayde Creek • Katy Morton Ranch • Katy Seven Lakes • Katy Taylor District 20 Houston Bellaire • Houston Chavez • Houston Lamar • Houston Madison • Houston Math Science & Technology • Houston Milby • Houston Westbury • Houston Westside District 21 Baytown Sterling • Beaumont West Brook • Channelview • Galena Park • North Shore • La Porte • Port Arthur Memorial District 22 Deer Park • Pasadena • Pasadena Dobie • Pasadena Memorial • Pasadena Rayburn • Pasadena South Houston 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 • Friendswood Clear Brook • Houston Clear Lake • League City Clear Creek • League City Clear Springs • Pearland
Region 4	District 25 Cibolo Steele • Converse Judson • New Braunfels • San Antonio Wagner • San Marcos • Seguin District 26 San Antonio Churchill • San Antonio Johnson • San Antonio Lee • San Antonio MacArthur • San Antonio Madison • San Antonio Reagan • San Antonio Roosevelt District 27 Northside Brandeis • Northside Clark • Northside Holmes • Northside Jay • Northside Marshall • Northside O'Connor • Northside Stevens • Northside Taft • Northside Warren District 28 Corpus Christi Carroll • Corpus Christi King • San Antonio East Central • San Antonio Highlands • San Antonio Southwest • South San Antonio District 29 Del Rio • Eagle Pass • Eagle Pass Winn • Laredo Alexander • Laredo Cigarroa • Laredo Johnson • Laredo Martin • Laredo Nixon • Laredo United • Laredo United South District 30 Donna • La Joya • La Joya Palmview • McAllen • McAllen Memorial • McAllen Rowe • Mission • Mission Sharyland District 31 Edinburg • Edinburg Economedes • Edinburg North • Harlingen • Harlingen South • Pharr-San Juan-Alamo • Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Memorial • Pharr-San Juan-Alamo North District 32 Brownsville Hanna • Brownsville Lopez • Brownsville Pace • Brownsville Porter • Brownsville Rivera • Los Fresnos • San Benito • Weslaco

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Region 1	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 • 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 • Hereford • Plainview • Wolfforth Frenship District 4 Denton • Denton Ryan • Lake Dallas • Lewisville The Colony • Little Elm • Wichita Falls • Wichita Falls Rider District 5 Aledo • Azle • Fort Worth Boswell • Keller Timber Creek • North Richland Hills Birdville • Northwest Nelson • Springtown • White Settlement Brewer District 6 Fort Worth Arlington Heights • Fort Worth Carter-Riverside • Fort Worth Dunbar • Fort Worth Eastern Hills • Fort Worth North Side • Fort Worth South Hills • Fort Worth Southwest • Fort Worth Trimble Tech • Fort Worth Western Hills • Fort Worth Wyatt District 7 Arlington Seguin • Burleson • Cleburne • Crowley • Everman • Granbury • Joshua • Mansfield Summit District 8 Killeen • San Angelo Lake View • Stephenville • Waco • Waco Midway • Waco University
Region 2	District 9 Carrollton Creekview • Carrollton Smith • Carrollton Turner • Frisco • Frisco Centennial • Frisco Heritage • Frisco Liberty • Frisco Wakeland District 10 Dallas Highland Park • McKinney • McKinney North • Richardson Pearce • Rockwall • Rockwall-Heath • Wylie • Wylie East District 11 Dallas Adamson • Dallas Carter • Dallas Kimball • Dallas Molina • Dallas Pinkston • Dallas Seagoville • Dallas South Oak Cliff • North Dallas District 12 Dallas Adams • Dallas Conrad • Dallas Hillcrest • Dallas Jefferson • Dallas Lincoln • Dallas Spruce • Dallas Wilson District 13 Denison • Greenville • Mount Pleasant • Royse City • Sherman • Sulphur Springs • Texarkana Texas District 14 Hallsville • Jacksonville • Kilgore • Longview Pine Tree • Marshall • Nacogdoches • Tyler • Whitehouse District 15 Corsicana • Ennis • Forney • Lancaster • Mesquite Poteet • Red Oak • Terrell • Waxahachie • West Mesquite District 16 Bastrop • Bastrop Cedar Creek • Bryan Rudder • Elgin • Hutto • Manor • Pflugerville Connally • Pflugerville Hendrickson • Round Rock Cedar Ridge
Region 3	District 17 Brenham • Houston Northbrook • Houston Spring Woods • Houston Stratford • Magnolia • Magnolia West • Montgomery • Waller District 18 Conroe Caney Creek • Humble • Humble Kingwood Park • Humble Summer Creek • Huntsville • New Caney • New Caney Porter • Willis District 19 Baytown Goose Creek Memorial • Baytown Lee • Crosby • Dayton • Galena Park • Houston King • Houston North Forest • Mount 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 Sterling • Houston Waltrip • Houston Yates District 22 Houston Furr • Houston Jones • Houston Kashmere • Houston Scarborough • Houston Washington • Houston Wheatley • Houston Worthing District 23 Angleton • Bay City • El Campo • Freeport Brazosport • Richmond Foster • Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated • Rosenberg Terry District 24 Fort Bend Ridge Point • Friendswood • Galveston Ball • La Marque • League City Clear Falls • Manvel • Pearland Dawson • Santa Fe • Texas City
Region 4	District 25 Austin Lake Travis • Austin Vandegrift • Cedar Park • Cedar Park Vista Ridge • Dripping Springs • Leander Rouse • Marble Falls District 26 Austin Crockett • Austin Eastside Memorial • Austin Johnson • Austin Lanier • Austin McCallum • Austin Reagan • Austin Travis District 27 Buda Hays • Kyle Lehman • Lockhart • New Braunfels Canyon • San Antonio Alamo Heights • Schertz Clemens • Spring Branch Smithson Valley District 28 Boerne Champion • Castroville Medina Valley • Kerrville Tivy • Northside Brennan • San Antonio Harlandale • San Antonio McCollum • Uvalde District 29 San Antonio Brackenridge • San Antonio Burbank • San Antonio Edison • San Antonio Fox Tech • San Antonio Jefferson • San Antonio Kennedy • San Antonio Lanier • San Antonio Memorial • San Antonio Southside District 30 Beeville Jones • Floresville • Gregory-Portland • Port Lavaca Calhoun • Victoria East • Victoria West District 31 Alice • Corpus Christi Calallen • Corpus Christi Flour Bluff • Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway • Corpus Christi Moody • Corpus Christi Ray • Kingsville King District 32 Brownsville Veterans Memorial • Edcouch-Elsa • Hidalgo Early College • La Joya Juarez-Lincoln • Mercedes • Mission Veterans Memorial • Pharr Valley View • Rio Grande City • Roma • Weslaco East

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Region 1	District 1 Borger • Dalhart • Pampa • Perryton District 2 Brownfield • Lamesa • Levelland • Lubbock Cooper • Lubbock Estacado • Shallowater District 3 Anthony • Clint • Clint Mountain View • Fabens • Pecos • Presidio District 4 Andrews • Fort Stockton • Midland Greenwood • Monahans • Seminole District 5 Abilene Wylie • Big Spring • Brownwood • Snyder • Sweetwater District 6 Bowie • Burkburnett • Graham • Iowa Park • Vernon • Wichita Falls Hirschi District 7 Bridgeport • Burleson Centennial • Decatur • Lake Worth • Mineral Wells • River Oaks Castleberry District 8 Alvarado • Glen Rose • Hillsboro • Kennedale • Venus • West
Region 2	District 9 Argyle • Aubrey • Gainesville • Pilot Point • Sanger • Whitesboro District 10 Anna • Bonham • Celina • Commerce • Van Alstyne District 11 Farmersville • Frisco Lone Star • Lucas Lovejoy • Nevada Community • Princeton • Prosper District 12 Carrollton Ranchview • Dallas Hutchins • Dallas Madison • Dallas Roosevelt • Fort Worth Polytechnic • Fort Worth Diamond Hill-Jarvis District 13 Crandall • Ferris • Kaufman • Kemp • Mabank • North Forney District 14 Canton • Emory Rains • Lindale • Quinlan Ford • Van • Wills Point District 15 Atlanta • Mount Vernon • Paris • Paris North Lamar • Texarkana Liberty-Eylau • Texarkana Pleasant Grove District 16 Carthage • Gilmer • Gladewater • Henderson • Longview Spring Hill • Pittsburg
Region 3	District 17 Athens • Brownsboro • Bullard • Rusk • Tyler Chapel Hill District 18 Center • Diboll • Huntington • Jasper • Kirbyville • Lufkin Hudson • Pollok Central District 19 China Spring • Gatesville • Lorena • Robinson • Waco Connally • Waco La Vega District 20 Fairfield • Groesbeck • Madisonville • Mexia • 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 23 Caldwell • Giddings • La Grange • Navasota • Rockdale • Smithville District 24 Bellville • Brookshire Royal • Columbus • Houston KIPP • Sealy • Stafford • Tomball Memorial
Region 4	District 25 Burnet • Lampasas • Liberty Hill • Llano • Saledo • Taylor District 26 Bandera • Boerne • Fischer Canyon Lake • Fredericksburg • Geronimo Navarro • Wimberley District 27 Carrizo Springs • Crystal City • Devine • Hondo • Lytle • Pearsall • Somerset District 28 Cuero • Gonzales • La Vernia • Pleasanton • Poteet • San Antonio Houston • Yoakum District 29 Needville • Palacios • Sweeny • West Columbia • Columbia • Wharton District 30 Aransas Pass • Goliad • Ingleside • Mathis • Rockport-Fulton • Sinton District 31 Corpus Christi Miller • Corpus Christi West Oso • Lyford • Orange Grove • Raymondville • Robstown District 32 Donna IDEA College Prep • La Feria • Port Isabel • Progreso • Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Southwest • Rio Grande City Grulla • Rio Hondo • Zapata

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Division I

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Region 1	District 1 Amarillo River Road • Bushland • Childress • Friona • Littlefield • Lubbock Roosevelt • Muleshoe • Slaton District 2 Alpine • Colorado City Colorado • Crane • Denver City • Kermit • San Angelo Grape Creek • Wall District 3 Ballinger • Bangs • Brady • Clyde • Early • Merkel • Tuscola Jim Ned District 4 Breckenridge • Clifton • Comanche • Dublin • Eastland • Godley • Whitney
Region 2	District 5 Boyd • Callisburg • Howe • Paradise • Ponder • Pottsboro District 6 Dallas Life Oak Cliff • Eustace • Grandview • Maypearl • Palmer • Sunnyvale District 7 Caddo Mills • Grand Saline • Melissa • Mineola • Quitman • Winnsboro District 8 Daingerfield • Hooks • New Boston • Pattonville Prairiland • Queen City • Redwater
Region 3	District 9 Big Sandy Harmony • Diana New Diana • Gladewater Sabine • Jefferson • Tatum • White Oak District 10 Anahuac • Buna • Hardin • Kountze • Newton • Warren • Winnie East Chambers • Woodville District 11 Crockett • Elkhart • Malakoff • Teague • Trinity • Troup District 12 Cameron Yoe • Florence • Hearne • Little River Academy • Marlin • McGregor • Troy
Region 4	District 13 Blanco • Comfort • Ingram Moore • Lago Vista • Luling • Marion District 14 Altair Rice • Edna • Hallettsville • Hempstead • Hitchcock • Van Vleck • Vanderbilt Industrial District 15 Cotulla • George West • Jourdanton • Natalia • San Antonio Cole • Universal City Randolph District 16 Bishop • Falfurrias • Odem • San Diego • Santa Rosa • Taft

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Division II

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Region 1	District 1 Abernathy • Amarillo Highland Park • Dimmitt • Floydada • Sanford-Fritch • Spearman • Tulia District 2 Anson • Coahoma • Forsan • Hawley • Idalou • Post • Stanton District 3 Alvord • Henrietta • Holliday • Jacksboro • Nocona • Wichita Falls City View District 4 Cisco • Crawford • Hamilton • Hico • Millsap • Rio Vista • Tolar
Region 2	District 5 Bells • Gunter • Leonard • Sadler & Southmayd Consolidated • Tom Bean • Whitewright District 6 Alba-Golden • Corsicana Mildred • Edgewood • Lone Oak • Red Oak Life • Scurry-Rosser District 7 Bogata Rivercrest • Como-Pickton • Cooper • De Kalb • Omaha Pewitt • Paris Chisum District 8 Elysian Fields • Harleton • Hughes Springs • Linden-Kildare • Ore City • Waskom
Region 3	District 9 Arp • Frankston • Gladewater Union Grove • Joaquin • New London West Rusk • Winona District 10 Corrigan-Camden • Deweyville • Groveton • Hemphill • New Waverly • San Augustine District 11 Axtell • Blooming Grove • Buffalo • Centerville • Italy • Jewett Leon District 12 Bruceville-Eddy • Franklin • Jarrell • Lexington • Rogers • Rosebud-Lott  • Thorndale
Region 4	District 13 Coleman • Harper • Junction • Ozona • San Saba • Sonora District 14 Dilley • Karnes City • Nixon Smiley • Poth • San Antonio Brooks Academy Science & Engineering • Stockdale • Three Rivers District 15 Bloomington • Boling • Danbury • East Bernard • El Maton Tidehaven • Schulenburg • Wallis Brazos • Weimar District 16 Banquete • Freer • Hebbronville • Kingsville Academy • Premont • Refugio • Riviera Kaufer • Skidmore-Tynan

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11-Man Division I | list6 = {{Navbox subgroup

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District 1	Boys Ranch • Canadian • Stinnett West Texas • Stratford • Sunray
District 2	Clarendon • Lockney • Panhandle • Quanah
District 3	Hale Center • New Deal • Olton • Sundown • Tahoka
District 4	Albany • Haskell • Olney • Seymour • Stamford

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|group1 = District 5 |list1 = Chico • Collinsville • Lindsay • Muenster • Petrolia • Valley View |group2 = District 6 |list2 = Blue Ridge • Celeste • Clarksville • Honey Grove • Quinlan Boles • Wolfe City |group3 = District 7 |list3 = Bosqueville • De Leon • [[Itasca High School (Texas)|Itasca • Santo • Valley Mills |group4 = District 8 |list4 = Cayuga • Kerens • Malakoff Cross Roads • Mart • Rice • Riesel }} |group3 = Region 3

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District 9	Big Sandy • Hawkins • Maud • Overton • Price Carlisle • Simms Bowie
District 10	Alto • Cushing • Garrison • Grapeland • Shelbyville • Timpson
District 11	Colmesneil • Hull-Daisetta • Lovelady • Pineland West Sabine • Saratoga West Hardin
District 12	Iola • Moody • Normangee • Somerville • Thrall

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|list4 =

District 13	Big Lake Reagan County • Eldorado • Goldthwaite • Mason • Winters
District 14	Brackettville Brackett • Center Point • Johnson City • La Pryor
District 15	Flatonia • Ganado • Louise • Shiner • Yorktown
District 16	Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco • Charlotte • Kenedy • La Villa

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11-Man Division II

| list7 =

Region 1	District 1 Booker • Gruver • Vega • White Deer District 2 Claude • Memphis • Shamrock • Wellington • Wheeler District 3 Bovina • Earth Springlake • Farwell • Nazareth • Sudan District 4 Morton • Plains • Seagraves • Smyer
Region 2	District 5 Iraan • Marfa • McCamey • Van Horn • Wink District 6 Bronte • Christoval • Menard • Mertzon Irion County • Miles • San Angelo Texas Leadership Charter Academy District 7 Crosbyton • Hamlin • Ralls • Roby • Roscoe Collegiate • Rotan District 8 Archer City • Electra • Munday • Perrin-Whitt • Windthorst
Region 3	District 9 Baird • Cross Plains • Gorman • Meridian • Ranger District 10 Bremond • Chilton • Dawson • Frost • Hubbard • Wortham District 11 Cumby • Dallas Gateway • Detroit • Era • Savoy District 12 Beckville • Gilmer Union Hill • Mount Enterprise • Tenaha
Region 4	District 13 Bartlett • Burton • Granger • Holland • Milano • Snook District 14 Burkeville • Evadale • High Island • Sabine Pass District 15 Barksdale Nueces Canyon • D’Hanis • Leakey • Medina • Rocksprings • Sabinal District 16 Agua Dulce • Benavides • Bruni • Falls City • Pettus • Runge • Woodsboro
Texas 1A 6-Man Division I	Region 1 District 1 Follett • Hart • Kress • McLean • Turkey Valley District 2 Chillicothe • Crowell • Paducah • Vernon Northside District 3 Lorenzo • Petersburg • Southland • Spur District 4 Lubbock Harmony • Meadow • Ropesville Ropes • Wellman-Union • Whiteface Region 2 District 5 Ackerly Sands • Gail Borden • Lamesa Klondike • Lenorah Grady • O'Donnell District 6 Aspermont • Hermleigh • Ira • Roscoe Highland District 7 Fort Davis • Garden City • Rankin • Sierra Blanca District 8 Eden • Robert Lee • Veribest • Water Valley Region 3 District 9 Gordon • Haskell Paint Creek • Knox City • Throckmorton District 10 Blanket • May • Santa Anna • Zephyr District 11 Bloomburg • Bowie Gold-Burg • Irving Universal Academy • Saint Jo District 12 Avalon • Covington • Kopperl • Walnut Springs • Waxahachie Advantage Region 4 District 13 Apple Springs • Chester • Coolidge • Laird Hill Leveretts Chapel • Oakwood District 14 Abbott • Aquilla • Bynum • Penelope District 15 Evant • Lometa • Prairie Lea • Rochelle District 16 BYE
Texas 1A 6-Man Division II	Region 1 District 1 Darrouzett • Lefors • Miami District 2 Groom • Happy • Hedley • Samnorwood District 3 Amherst • Cotton Center • Lazbuddie • Whitharral District 4 Afton Patton Springs • Guthrie • Matador Motley County • Silverton Region 2 District 5 Loop • New Home • Welch Dawson • Wilson District 6 Balmorhea • Dell City • Grandfalls-Royalty • Imperial Buena Vista • Sanderson District 7 Loraine • Sterling City • Trent • Westbrook District 8 Blackwell • Novice • Paint Rock • Valera Panther Creek Region 3 District 9 Benjamin • Jayton • Lueders-Avoca • Rule District 10 Moran • Newcastle • Strawn • Woodson District 11 Bryson • Byers • Forestburg • Harrold District 12 Karnack • Ladonia Fannindel • Milford  • Trinidad Region 4 District 13 Cranfills Gap • Iredell • Jonesboro • Morgan District 14 Comanche Paradigm • Gustine • Rising Star • Sidney District 15 Brooksmith  • Cherokee • Lohn • Mullin • Richland Springs District 16 Buckholts  • Calvert • Oglesby • Star Source: Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL)