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Public high school in Travis County, Texas, United States

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Westlake High School

Location

4100 Westbank Drive Austin , Travis County , Texas 78746 United States
Coordinates	30°16′33″N97°48′56″W / 30.27583°N 97.81556°W /30.27583; -97.81556
Information
Type	Public high school
Opened	1971
School district	Eanes Independent School District
Superintendent	Kirk Konnecke^[1]
Principal	Steve Ramsey^[2]
Teaching staff	196.33 (FTE)^[3]
Grades	9–12
Gender	Coeducational
Enrollment	2,899 (2025-2026)^[3]
Student to teacher ratio	14.32^[3]
Colors	Red, Blue and White
Athletics conference	UIL Class 6A
Team name	Chaparrals
Newspaper	Featherduster
Yearbook	El Paisano
Website	Official Website

Westlake High School is a publichigh school inunincorporated territory ofTravis County, Texas, west of and adjacent toAustin.^[4]^[5] The school is a part of theEanes Independent School District. Westlake High School is the only high school in the Eanes ISD and servesWest Lake Hills,Rollingwood, parts of SouthwestAustin, as well as parts of unincorporated Travis County. The school was established in 1969 and opened in 1970.

InNewsweek Magazine's list of America's top High Schools Westlake was ranked #72 in 2011,^[6] #160 in 2012,^[7] #93 in 2013,^[8] and #117 in 2014.^[9]

In high school rankings byThe Washington Post, Westlake was #52 in 2010,^[10] #59 in 2011,^[11] #106 in 2012,^[12] #136 in 2013,^[13] and #136 in 2014.^[14]

In theU.S. News & World Report's 2023-2024 rankings, Westlake is listed as #299 out of 17,680 schools.^[15]

Extracurricular activities

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Westlake was moved to the state's highest classification in 2014 when Texas added a 6A classification.^[16]

Academics

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UIL Academic Meet Champions^[17]
- 1993(4A)

Athletics

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The Westlake Chaparrals compete in volleyball, cross country, football, basketball, powerlifting, wrestling, swimming, soccer, lacrosse, golf, tennis, track, water polo, baseball, softball, dance, and cheerleading.^[18]

State titles

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Baseball
- 1980(3A),^[19] 1984(4A)^[20]
Girls basketball
- 1993(4A),^[21] 1995(5A),^[22] 1996(5A)^[23]
Boys cross country
- 1979(B),^[24] 1981(4A)^[25]
Girls cross country
- 1975(B),^[26] 1976(B),^[27] 1977(B),^[28] 1985(4A),^[29] 1990(4A)^[30]
Football
- 1996(5A),^[31] 2019(6A/D2),^[32] 2020(6A/D1),^[33] 2021(6A/D2)^[34]
Boys golf^[35]
- 1980(3A), 1996(5A), 1999(5A), 2001(5A), 2009(5A), 2010(5A), 2014(5A), 2017(6A), 2018(6A), 2019(6A), 2021(6A), 2022(6A), 2023(6A), 2025(6A)
Girls golf
- 2010(5A), 2011(5A), 2018(6A), 2019(6A)
Boys swimming^[36]
- 2006(5A)
Girls swimming^[37]
- 1980(All), 1996(All), 1997(All), 2007(5A), 2008(5A), 2014(5A), 2015(5A)
Team tennis^[38]
- 1984(4A), 1985(4A), 1992(4A), 2006(5A), 2007(5A), 2009(4A)
Volleyball^[39]
- 1991(4A), 1993(4A), 2002(5A), 2004(5A)
Rugby
- 2015, 2016

Orchestra

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The orchestra program currently has two full orchestras and four string orchestras competing in UIL each year.

Band

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The Westlake High School Chaparral Band has been named the Texas State Honor Band three times (AA, AAA, and AAAA) in its 30-year history.^[40] A select group of Chap Band student musicians performed at the bi-annual conference of the internationally recognized World Association for Symphonic Bands (WASBE) in Cincinnati, OH in July 2009. The invitation to perform at WASBE is the first ever extended to a high school band organization.

State titles

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Marching Band Sweepstakes Champions^[41]
- 1979(3A), 1982(3A)

Cheerleading

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The Westlake Cheer Program's Red Team has won the 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2019 UCA Super Varsity Division 1 National High School Cheerleading Championships.^[42]^[43]

Notable alumni

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KJ Adams Jr.,Kansas Jayhawks basketball forward^[44]
Kyle Adams, former NFL tight end^[45]
Calvin Anderson, NFL offensive lineman^[46]
Angela Bettis, actress
Ben Breedlove, internet celebrity^[47]
Drew Brees, former NFL quarterback andSuper Bowl XLIV champion^[48]
Bradley Buckman, former professional basketball player^[49]
Ethan Burke, college football player for theTexas Longhorns^[50]
Fernanda Contreras Gómez, professional tennis player^{[citation needed]}
Courtney Duever, basketball player who played professionally inAustralia andBulgaria^[51]
Sam Ehlinger, NFL quarterback for theDenver Broncos^[52]^[53]
Nick Foles, NFL quarterback andSuper Bowl LII champion^[54]
Theo Gillen, baseball player^[55]
Jaden Greathouse, college football player forNotre Dame^[56]
Camila Grey, singer
Kelly Gruber, former MLB infielder and1992 World Series champion
Lindsey Harris, professional soccer player^{[citation needed]}
Jesse Heiman, actor
Josh Ilika, Olympic swimmer
Alexis Jones, activist and motivational speaker
Cade Klubnik, college football player forClemson^[57]
Will Licon, NCAA champion swimmer
Paul London, professional wrestler
Bray Lynch, college football offensive lineman for theIndiana Hoosiers^[58]
Seth McKinney, former NFL offensive lineman^[59]
Chris Mihm, former NBA center^[60]
Akshay Nanavati, author
Tanner Price,football quarterback^[61]
Rich Riley, business executive
Kristen Silverberg, former US ambassador to the European Union
Scott Spann, Olympic swimmer^[62]
Huston Street, former MLB pitcher^[60]
James P. Sullivan, current Justice of Supreme Court of Texas
Ryan Swope, former NFL wide receiver
Michael Taaffe, college football player for theTexas Longhorns^[63]
Lia Thomas, NCAA champion swimmer^[64]
Justin Tucker, NFL kicker,Super Bowl XLVII champion
Ross Ulbricht, creator of theSilk Road^[65]
Colton Vasek, college football player for theTexas Longhorns^[66]
Lauren Worsham, actress

Controversies

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On the morning of Oct. 13, 1989, an effigy was found hanging by a noose from a tree on campus. The effigy was dressed in a football jersey that read "fish." That same day, Westlake High School was set to play the Homecoming football game againstLyndon B. Johnson High School, who had a Black quarterback named "Fish." Controversy over the meaning of the effigy ensued. Some insisted that the lynched effigy was racially motivated. Others thought the word "fish" on the jersey was an unfortunate coincidence, drawing parallels to the nickname "fish" that was often given to freshmen at the school. Another scandal would ensue the same day as the words "Go Home, N——" were found painted on the bleachers for the visiting team. Following the incidents on October 13, the University Interscholastic League put Westlake High School on probation for the 1990-91 school year. The school was also required to institute a plan to improve diversity, inclusion, and sensitivity.^[67]

Public controversy around racism at Westlake High School resurfaced in 2020 with the creation of the Instagram account@racismatwestlake. The account documents firsthand experiences with discrimination at Westlake High School. Media attention garnered by the account has led to conversations surrounding diversity at the school, the actions of administrators, and the general culture at Westlake.^[68]^[69]

In popular culture

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Neptune High, the high school inVeronica Mars, is partially based on Westlake, where the father of writer-producerRob Thomas once served as vice-principal.^[70]

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External links

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Westlake High School
Westlake High School (whschaps.com) at theWayback Machine (archive index)
Westlake High School (eanes.k12.tx.us/whshome.htm) at theWayback Machine (archive index)
Westlake High School (webclub.org/whs/) at theWayback Machine (archive index) - From the WHS Webmastering Class, prior to 2000

Education inTravis County, Texas

Public high schools

Austin ISD

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Del Valle ISD

Del Valle High

Eanes ISD

Westlake

Lago Vista ISD

Lago Vista High

Lake Travis ISD

Lake Travis High

Leander ISD

Manor ISD

Manor

Pflugerville ISD

Round Rock ISD

McNeil (campus partially in Travis County)
Other schools are in entirely Williamson County

State-controlled

Closed	Texas Blind, Deaf, and Orphan School

Independent schools

Secular
schools

Headwaters School (formerly Khabele School)

Closed	Sri Atmananda Memorial

Religious private
high schools

Tertiary
Community colleges	Austin Community College District (for most of Travis County) Central Texas College (for areas in Marble Falls ISD)
4-year	University of Texas at Austin template St. Edward's University Concordia University Texas Huston–Tillotson University

Libraries
Public libraries	Austin Public Library
Some districts may extend beyond the boundaries of Travis County Elgin ISD,Hays CISD,Hutto ISD,Johnson City ISD, andMarble Falls ISD serve sections of the county but do not operate high schools there.

Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL) high school athletic regions

Texas 6A

Region 1

District 1	El Paso Coronado El Paso Eastlake El Paso Eastwood El Paso Franklin El Paso Montwood El Paso Pebble Hills El Paso Socorro
District 2	Midland Midland Legacy Odessa Odessa Permian San Angelo Central
District 3	Aledo Arlington Arlington Bowie Arlington Houston Arlington Lamar Arlington Martin Granbury Weatherford
District 4	Fort Worth Boswell Keller Keller Central Keller Timber Creek Northwest Northwest Eaton Northwest Nelson Southlake Carroll
District 5	Denton Braswell Denton Guyer Frisco Wakeland Lewisville Lewisville Flower Mound Lewisville Hebron Lewisville Marcus Little Elm
District 6	Allen Dallas Jesuit McKinney McKinney Boyd Princeton Prosper Prosper Rock Hill Prosper Walnut Grove
District 7	Coppell Plano Plano East Plano West Richardson Richardson Berkner Richardson Lake Highlands Richardson Pearce
District 8	Euless Trinity Grand Prairie Haltom City Haltom Hurst Bell Irving Irving MacArthur Irving Nimitz South Grand Prairie

Region 2

District 9	Garland Garland Lakeview Centennial Garland Rowlett Garland Sachse North Garland South Garland Wylie Wylie East
District 10	Forney Longview Mesquite Horn North Forney Rockwall Rockwall Heath Royse City Tyler Legacy
District 11	Crowley Dallas Skyline Duncanville Mansfield Mansfield Lake Ridge North Crowley Red Oak Waxahachie
District 12	Bryan Copperas Cove Killeen Chaparral Killeen Harker Heights Lake Belton Temple Waco Midway
District 13	Cleveland Conroe Conroe Caney Creek Conroe Grand Oaks Conroe Oak Ridge Conroe The Woodlands Conroe Woodlands College Park Willis
District 14	Houston Aldine Houston Benjamin Davis Sr. Houston Eisenhower Houston MacArthur Houston Nimitz Spring Spring DeKaney Spring Westfield
District 15	Klein Klein Cain Klein Collins Klein Forest Klein Oak Magnolia Magnolia West Tomball Tomball Memorial
District 16	Cy-Fair Cypress Creek Cypress Falls Cypress Lakes Cypress Ridge Cypress Woods Jersey Village Langham Creek

Region 3

District 17	Channelview Crosby Galena Park North Shore Humble Humble Atascocita Humble Kingwood Humble Summer Creek Sheldon King
District 18	Deer Park Dickinson Friendswood Clear Brook Houston Clear Lake League City Clear Creek League City Clear Falls League City Clear Springs Mt Belvieu Barbers Hill
District 19	Alvin Alvin Shadow Creek Clute Brazoswood Manvel Pasadena Dobie Pasadena Memorial Pasadena Rayburn Pearland Pearland Dawson
District 20	Alief Elsik Alief Hastings Alief Taylor Houston Bellaire Houston Heights Houston Lamar Houston Westside Houston Memorial Houston Stratford
District 21	Fort Bend Austin Fort Bend Bush Fort Bend Clements Fort Bend Elkins Fort Bend Hightower Fort Bend Ridge Point Fort Bend Travis Houston Strake Jesuit
District 22	Katy Katy Cinco Ranch Katy Jordan Katy Mayde Creek Katy Morton Ranch Katy Paetow Katy Seven Lakes Katy Taylor Katy Tompkins
District 23	Bridgeland Cypress Park Cypress Ranch Cypress Springs Lamar Fulshear Richmond Foster Richmond George Ranch Waller
District 24	Austin Vandegrift Cedar Park Cedar Park Vista Ridge Georgetown East View Hutto Leander Leander Rouse

Region 4

District 25	Austin Lake Travis Austin Westlake Round Rock Round Rock Cedar Ridge Round Rock McNeil Round Rock Stony Point Round Rock Westwood
District 26	Austin Austin Akins Austin Bowie Buda Hays Buda Johnson Del Valle Dripping Springs
District 27	Cibolo Steele Comal Canyon Comal Pieper Converse Judson San Antonio East Central San Antonio Wagner San Marcos Schertz Clemens
District 28	Northside Brandeis Northside Clark San Antonio Churchill San Antonio Johnson San Antonio LEE San Antonio Madison San Antonio Reagan San Antonio Roosevelt
District 29	Northside Brennan Northside Harlan Northside Holmes Northside Marshall Northside O'Connor Northside Sotomayor Northside Stevens Northside Taft Northside Warren
District 30	Del Rio Eagle Pass Laredo Alexander Laredo Johnson Laredo United Laredo United South San Antonio Southwest Southwest Legacy
District 31	Edinburg Edinburg Economedes Edinburg North Edinburg Vela La Joya Weslaco
District 32	Brownsville Veterans Memorial Harlingen Los Fresnos Pharr-San Juan-Alamo PSJA North San Benito

Texas 5A: Division I

Region 1

District 1	Clint Horizon El Paso Americas El Paso Bel Air El Paso El Dorado El Paso Hanks El Paso Parkland
District 2	Abilene Amarillo Amarillo Caprock Amarillo Tascosa Frenship Memorial Lubbock Lubbock Monterey Wolfforth Frenship
District 3	Azle Denton Denton Ryan Fort Worth Chisholm Trail Keller Fossil Ridge Saginaw Sherman
District 4	Fort Worth Arlington Heights Fort Worth North Side Fort Worth Paschal Fort Worth Polytechnic Fort Worth South Hills Fort Worth Trimble Tech Fort Worth Wyatt White Settlement Brewer

Region 2

District 5	Frisco Centennial Frisco Heritage Frisco Lebanon Trail Frisco Liberty Frisco Lone Star Frisco Reedy McKinney North Melissa
District 6	Carrollton Creekview Carrollton Smith Carrollton Turner Dallas Highland Park Garland Naaman Forest North Richland Hills Birdville North Richland Hills Richland
District 7	Crandall Dallas Adams Dallas Sunset Dallas White Mesquite North Mesquite Tyler West Mesquite
District 8	Burleson Centennial Cedar Hill Cleburne De Soto Lancaster Mansfield Legacy Mansfield Summit Midlothian

Region 3

District 9	Baytown Goose Crk Mem Baytown Sterling Beaumont United Beaumont West Brook Galveston Ball La Porte Lufkin New Caney Port Arthur Memorial
District 10	Houston Chaves Houston Madison Houston Math Sci. & Tech Houston Milby Houston Sharpstown Houston Waltrip Houston Westbury Houston Wisdom Houston Northbrook
District 11	Alvin Iowa Colony Angleton Fort Bend Dulles Friendswood Katy Freeman Pasadena Pasadena South Houston Richmond Randle Victoria East
District 12	College Station College Station A&M Consolidated Georgetown Killeen Killeen Shoemaker Leander Glenn Pflugerville Connally Pflugerville Hendrickson Pflugerville Weiss

Region 4

District 13	Austin Anderson Austin McCallum Bastrop Cedar Creek Boerne Champion Comal Smithson Valley Kyle Lehman Lockhart Manor Seguin
District 14	Castroville Medina Valley Eagle Pass Winn Laredo Martin Laredo Nixon Northside Jay San Antonio MacArthur San Antonio Southside South San Antonio
District 15	Brownsville Hanna Brownsville Rivera Corpus Christi Carroll Corpus Christi Flour Bluff Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial Harlingen South Weslaco East
District 16	Donna North La Joya Palmview McAllen McAllen Memorial McAllen Rowe Mission Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Memorial Rio Grande City

Texas 5A: Division II

Region 1

District 1	Canutillo Clint Horizon El Paso El Paso Andress El Paso Burges El Paso Chapin El Paso Del Valle El Paso Hanks El Paso Jefferson
District 2	Abilene Cooper Abilene Wylie Amarillo Palo Duro Lubbock Cooper Plainview Wichita Falls Legacy Wichita Falls Memorial
District 3	Argyle Arlington Seguin Burleson Colleyville Heritage Everman Grapevine Lewisville The Colony Mansfield Summit Mansfield Timberview
District 4	Anna Denison Frisco Emerson Frisco Independence Frisco Liberty Frisco Memorial Lucas Lovejoy Melissa Walnut Grove

Region 2

District 5	Dallas Adamson Dallas Hillcrest Dallas Jefferson Dallas Samuell Dallas Seagoville Dallas South Oak Cliff Dallas Spruce Dallas Wilson
District 6	Corsicana Crandall Ennis Greenville Kaufman Mesquite Poteet Midlothian Heritage Terrell
District 7	Hallsville Jacksonville Marshall Mount Pleasant Nacogdoches Texarkana Texas Whitehouse
District 8	Dayton Huntsville Montgomery Montgomery Lake Creek Nederland New Caney West Fork Port Neches–Groves Splendora

Region 3

District 9	Alvin Iowa Colony Baytown Lee Fort Bend Marshall Richmond Randle Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated Rosenberg Terry Santa Fe Texas City
District 10	Belton Brenham Bryan Rudder Killeen Ellison Waco Waco University
District 11	Austin Crockett Austin McCallum Austin Navarro Bastrop Elgin Liberty Hill Pflugerville Pflugerville Connally
District 12	San Antonio Brackenridge San Antonio Burbank San Antonio Edison San Antonio Highlands San Antonio Houston San Antonio Jefferson San Antonio Lanier

Region 4

District 13	Boerne Kerrville Tivy San Antonio Alamo Heights San Antonio Veterans Memorial San Antonio Harlandale San Antonio McCollum Victoria West
District 14	Corpus Christi Carroll Corpus Christi King Corpus Christi Miller Corpus Christi Moody Corpus Christi Ray Gregory-Portland
District 15	Alice Mission Sharyland Mission Veterans Memorial Roma Sharyland Pioneer
District 16	Brownsville Lopez Brownsville Pace Brownsville Porter Edcouch-Elsa Mercedes Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Southwest

Texas 4A: Division I

Region 1

District 1	Clint Clint Mountain View El Paso Austin El Paso Bowie El Paso Harmony Science Academy El Paso Irvin El Paso Riverside El Paso Ysleta Fabens San Elizario
District 2	Canyon Canyon Randall Canyon West Plains Dumas Hereford Pampa
District 3	Andrews Big Spring Pecos San Angelo Lake View
District 4	Brownwood Burnet Lampasas Marble Falls Stephenville

Region 2

District 5	Decatur Fort Worth Carter-Riverside Fort Worth Eastern Hills Fort Worth Southwest Fort Worth Western Hills Fort Worth Diamond Hill-Jarvis Springtown
District 6	Alvarado Carrollton Ranchview Kennedale Lake Worth River Oaks Castleberry Waxahachie Life
District 7	Aubrey Celina Frisco Panther Creek Lake Dallas Nevada Community Paris Sulphur Springs
District 8	Dallas Carter Dallas Conrad Dallas Hutchins Dallas Kimball Dallas Lincoln Dallas Pinkston Dallas Roosevelt North Dallas

Region 3

District 9	Henderson Kilgore Lindale Longview Pine Tree Mabank Palestine Tyler Chapel Hill
District 10	Bridge City Hardin-Jefferson Huffman Hargrave Liberty Livingston Lumberton Orange Little Cypress- Mauriceville Vidor
District 11	Houston Furr Houston Kashmere Houston North Forest Houston Northside Houston Scarborough Houston Washington Houston Wheatley Houston Worthing Houston Yates
District 12	Fort Bend Crawford Fort Bend Willowridge Freeport Brazosport Navasota Needville Stafford

Region 4

District 13	Austin Achieve Austin Eastside Austin Johnson Austin Northeast Austin Travis Manor New Tech Taylor
District 14	Comal Canyon Lake Comal Davenport Fredericksburg Pleasanton San Antonio Kennedy Somerset Uvalde
District 15	Bay City Beeville Jones El Campo Floresville La Vernia Port Lavaca Calhoun
District 16	Corpus Christi Calallen Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway Hidalgo Early College Pharr Valley View Zapata

Texas 4A: Division II

Region 1

District 1	Fort Stockton Midland Greenwood Monahans Seminole Snyder
District 2	Borger Levelland Lubbock Cooper Liberty Lubbock Estacado Perryton
District 3	Bridgeport Brock Burkburnett Eagle Mountain Graham Mineral Wells
District 4	Fort Worth Benbrook Fort Worth Dunbar Glen Rose Godley Hillsboro Venus

Region 2

District 5	Bonham Caddo Mills Farmersville Gainesville Krum Sanger Van Alstyne
District 6	Canton Ferris Kemp Quinlan Ford Sunnyvale Wills Point
District 7	Gilmer Longview Spring Hill Paris North Lamar Pittsburg Texarkana Pleasant Grove Van
District 8	Athens Brownsboro Bullard Carthage Center Rusk

Region 3

District 9	Cleveland Tarkington Hamshire-Fannett Jasper Shepherd Silsbee West Orange-Stark
District 10	Harmony School of Innovation Katy Harmony La Marque Royal Sweeny West Columbia Columbia Wharton Uplift North Hills Preparatory Ranchview High School Dallas Uplift Williams Preparatory Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy Uplift Summit International Prep
District 11	Bellville Caldwell Giddings La Grange Madisonville Sealy
District 12	China Spring Gatesville Lorena Robinson Waco Connally Waco La Vega

Region 4

District 13	Geronimo Navarro Gonzales Jarrell Lago Vista Salado Smithville Wimberley
District 14	Bandera Carrizo Springs Devine Pearsall San Antonio Memorial
District 15	Cuero Ingleside Robstown Rockport-Fulton Sinton
District 16	Kingsville King La Feria Port Isabel Rio Grande City Grulla

Texas 3A: Division I

Region 1

District 1	Amarillo River Road Bushland Dalhart Shallowater
District 2	Brownfield Denver City Kermit Lamesa
District 3	Breckenridge Clyde Comanche San Angelo Texas Leadership Sweetwater Tuscola Jim Ned
District 4	Bowie Boyd Iowa Park Paradise Peaster Ponder Vernon

Region 2

District 5	Grandview Groesbeck Maypearl Mexia West Whitney
District 6	Dallas A+ Dallas Life Oak Cliff Dallas Madison Palmer Pilot Point Pottsboro Whitesboro
District 7	Commerce Eustace Malakoff Mineola Mount Vernon Rains Winnsboro
District 8	Atlanta Gladewater Gladewater Sabine Jefferson Tatum Texarkana Liberty-Eylau White Oak

Region 3

District 9	Crockett Diboll Fairfield Huntington Palestine Westwood Teague
District 10	Anahuac Buna Coldspring-Oakhurst East Chambers Hardin Kirbyville Orangefield
District 11	Cameron Yoe Franklin Little River Academy McGregor Rockdale Troy
District 12	Columbus Hallettsville Hempstead Hitchcock Yoakum

Region 4

District 13	Florence Ingram Moore Llano Luling Marion Universal City Randolph
District 14	Crystal City Hondo Jourdanton Lytle Poteet San Antonio Cole
District 15	Aransas Pass Corpus Christi London Corpus Christi West Oso Edna Goliad Mathis Orange Grove Palacios
District 16	Bishop Falfurrias Lyford Progreso Raymondville Rio Hondo San Diego Santa Gertrudis Acd

Texas 3A: Division II

Region 1

District 1	Canadian Childress Dimmitt Friona Tulia
District 2	Idalou Littlefield Lubbock Roosevelt Muleshoe Slaton
District 3	Alpine Anthony Crane Odessa Compass Academy Tornillo
District 4	Coahoma Merkel San Angelo Grape Creek Stanton Wall

Region 2

District 5	Brady Clifton Dublin Early Eastland Tolar
District 6	Henrietta Holliday Jacksboro Millsap Valley View Wichita Falls City View
District 7	Bells Blue Ridge Callisburg Gunter Howe Leonard Sadler & Southmayd Consolidated
District 8	Blooming Grove Dallas Gateway Charter Academy Inspired Vision Academy Dallas Rice Scurry-Rosser Trinity Leadership Cedar Hill

Region 3

District 9	Big Sandy Harmony Edgewood Grand Saline Lone Oak Paris Chisum Pattonville Prairiland Quitman
District 10	Daingerfield De Kalb Hooks Hughes Springs New Boston Queen City Redwater
District 11	Arp Buffalo Diana New Diana Elkhart New London West Rusk Troup Winona
District 12	Anderson-Shiro Kountze New Waverly Newton Trinity Warren Woodville

Region 4

District 13	Blanco Comfort Lexington Rogers Thrall
District 14	Altair Rice Boling East Bernard El Maton Tidehaven Van Vleck Vanderbilt Industrial Wallis Brazos
District 15	Cotulla Dilley Karnes City Natalia Nixon Smiley Poth San Antonio Young Men's Leadership Stockdale
District 16	Banquete George West Hebbronville Monte Alto Odem Santa Rosa Taft

Texas 2A: Division I

Region 1

District 1	Amarillo Highland Park Panhandle Sanford-Fritch Spearman Stinnett West Texas Sunray
District 2	Abernathy Floydada New Deal New Home Olton Post
District 3	Big Lake Reagan County Christoval Colorado City Colorado Forsan Ozona Sonora
District 4	Abilene Texas Leadership Anson Cisco Hawley Olney Stamford

Region 2

District 5	Ballinger Bangs Coleman De Leon Hamilton Hico
District 6	Alvord Nocona Tioga Tom Bean Trenton Whitewright Wolfe City
District 7	Axtell Bosqueville Dawson Italy Itasca Rio Vista Valley Mills
District 8	Cayuga Frankston Kerens Malakoff Cross Roads Mildred Price Carlisle

Region 3

District 9	Alba-Golden Bogata Rivercrest Como-Pickton Cooper Honey Grove Omaha Pewitt Quinlan Boles
District 10	Beckville Big Sandy Elysian Fields Gladewater Union Grove Harleton Hawkins Ore City Waskom
District 11	Garrison Hemphill Joaquin San Augustine Shelbyville Timpson
District 12	Centerville Corrigan-Camden Groveton Hearne Jewett Leon Normangee

Region 4

District 13	Bruceville-Eddy Crawford Marlin Moody Riesel Rosebud-Lott
District 14	Harper Holland Johnson City LBJ Mason San Saba Thorndale
District 15	Bloomington Danbury Flatonia Ganado Kenedy Schulenburg Weimar
District 16	Freer Premont Refugio Riviera Kaufer Santa Maria Skidmore-Tynan Three Rivers

Texas 2A: Division II

Region 1

District 1	Bovina Farwell Gruver Stratford Vega
District 2	Hale Center Lockney Morton Ralls Sudan Crosbyton
District 3	Plains Ropes Seagraves Smyer Sundown Tahoka
District 4	Eldorado Iraan McCamey Sterling City Van Horn Wink

Region 2

District 5	Clarendon Memphis Quanah Wellington Wheeler Shamrock
District 6	Archer City Electra Haskell Petrolia Seymour Windthorst Munday
District 7	Albany Miles Roscoe Collegiate Winters Cross Plains Hamlin
District 8	Chico Collinsville Era Lindsay Muenster Santo

Region 3

District 9	Celeste Clarksville Cumby Detroit Linden-Kildare Maud Simms Bowie
District 10	Bremond Chilton Frost Goldthwaite Hubbard Mart Meridian Wortham
District 11	Alto Cushing Grapeland Lovelady Mount Enterprise Overton Tenaha
District 12	Colmesneil Deweyville Evadale Sabine Pass Saratoga West Hardin West Sabine Hull-Daisetta

Region 4

District 13	Bartlett Burton Granger Iola McDade Milano Snook Somerville
District 14	Brackettville Brackett Center Point Junction La Pryor Sabinal D’Hanis Rocksprings
District 15	Charlotte Falls City Louise Pettus Shiner Yorktown
District 16	Agua Dulce Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco La Villa Woodsboro Bruni

Texas 1A: 6-Man Division I

Region 1

District 1	Booker Boys Ranch Claude White Deer Wildorado
District 2	Earth Springlake Happy Hart Kress Nazareth
District 3	Gail Borden County Meadow O'Donnell Wellman-Union Whiteface
District 4	Garden City Imperial Buena Vista Lenorah Grady Marfa Rankin

Region 2

District 5	Lorenzo Petersburg Silverton Spur Turkey Valley
District 6	Bryson Knox City Newcastle Perrin-Whitt Vernon Northside
District 7	Hermleigh Ira Roby Roscoe Highland Rotan Westbrook
District 8	Mertzon Irion County Paint Rock Robert Lee Veribest Water Valley

Region 3

District 9	Avalon Blum Covington Milford Walnut Springs
District 10	Campbell Gilmer Union Hill Laird Hill Leveretts Chapel Saint Jo Savoy
District 11	Abbott Aquilla Coolidge Gholson Penelope
District 12	Apple Springs Burkeville Chester High Island

Region 4

District 13	Baird Gordon Gorman Lingleville Ranger
District 14	Jonesboro Lometa May Santa Anna
District 15	Barksdale Nueces Canyon Eden Leakey Medina Menard
District 16	Benavides Knippa Prairie Lea Runge

Texas 1A: 6-Man Division II

Region 1

District 1	Darrouzett Follett Groom Lefors Miami
District 2	Hedley Matador Motley County McLean Paducah Patton Springs Samnorwood
District 3	Amherst Anton Cotton Center Lazbuddie Whitharral
District 4	Ackerly Sands Lamesa Klondike Loop Southland Welch Dawson Wilson

Region 2

District 5	Balmorhea Fort Davis Grandfalls-Royalty Sanderson Sierra Blanca
District 6	Blackwell Bronte Loraine Olfen Trent
District 7	Benjamin Chillicothe Crowell Guthrie Harrold
District 8	Aspermont Haskell Paint Creek Jayton Lueders-Avoca Rule

Region 3

District 9	Moran Strawn Throckmorton Woodson
District 10	Bowie Gold-Burg Forestburg Ladonia Fannindel
District 11	Bluff Dale Iredell Kopperl Morgan Three Way School
District 12	Bynum Mount Calm Oakwood Trinidad

Region 4

District 13	Blanket Gustine Rising Star Sidney Zephyr
District 14	Cranfills Gap Evant Mullin Oglesby Priddy
District 15	Brookesmith Lohn Richland Springs Rochelle Valera Panther Creek
District 16	Buckholts Calvert Cherokee Pawnee

Source: Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL)

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