Eighty-Four To Start 2021 UIL XC Season with Fourth Chance at State

Eighty-four athletes who competed at this past week's 2020 UIL State Cross Country meet will be able to start their senior season next August with the goal of qualifying for the state meet for a fourth consecutive time.

Forty-seven (47) girls and 37 boys, including three of this year's champions - 2A girls titlist Kyla Kane from Wellington, 4A girls champion Adele Clarke from Celina and 1A boys winner Isaiah Billingsley from Cumby Miller Grove.

1A Girls

Bailey Neal, Sulphur Bluff

Bliss Betzen, Nazareth

Fernanda Malagon, Imperial Buena Vista

Karley Myers, Munday

Landry Morrow, Ackerly Sands

Lili Porras, Ackerly Sands

Makenzie Sherrer, Tilden Mcmullen County

Mariana Sanchez, Imperial Buena Vista

Tristen Martin, Spur

2A Girls

Addison Decker, Seymour

Charlisa Teagle, San Augustine

Emma Moran, Lipan

Gracie Weber, Mason

Kennedy Stroebel, Seymour

Kyla Kane, Wellington

Nojemi Martinez, San Saba

3A Girls

Brooklin Berger, Yoakum

Emma Alexander, East Bernard

Jarahle Daniels, Fairfield

Lindsey True, Pilot Point

Pilar Perez, McGregor

Sarah Denton, Gunter

Selene Castro, McGregor

Skylar Delgado, Abernathy

4A Girls

Adele Clarke, Celina

Amaris McCasland, Argyle

Breanna Stuart, Canyon

Chloe McLellan, Waco La Vega

Jentry Lamirand, Decatur

Kayleigh Wagnon, Hudson

Morgan Cole, Bandera

Raelynn Butler, Bandera

Tasha Thoms, Gatesville

5A Girls

Anastacia Gonzales, Boerne Champion

Brooke Hartshorn, Frisco Wakeland

Brooke Latham, Amarillo

Chloe Smith, Frisco Wakeland

Karsten Bobb, Dripping Springs

Kate Williams, Boerne Champion

Marleena Mickel, Dripping Springs

6A Girls

Abigail Parra, Buda Hays

Allison Buemi, Lewisville Flower Mound

Aubrey O'Connell, Prosper

Austin Owen, Lewisville Marcus

Haley Harkrider, Richmond George Ranch

Lauren Walls, El Paso Eastwood

Natalie Cook, Lewisville Flower Mound

Taylor Mathis, Austin Vandegrift

1A Boys

Isaiah Billingsley, Miller Grove

Jaden Rattler, Knippa

Joshua Samaron, Earth Springlake

Lance Verner Davis, Miller Grove

Tanner Hensley, Miller Grove

2A Boys

Abraham Morales, Brackettville Brackett

Edgar Valdez, Brackettville Brackett

Hunter Gober, Poolville

Jhon Sequeda, Martinsville

Jordan Moore, New Home

Jose Sanchez, New Summerfield

Kadence Power, New Home

Kyler Spaeth, Port Aransas

Levi McGill, Panhandle

3A Boys

Albert Zamora, Valley View

Bryan Guzman, Tornillo

Jordan Garica, Dimmitt

Jose Cortez, Lytle

Noah Richardson, Boyd

Osvaldo Melchor, Whitesboro

William Hall, Crane

4A Boys

Derrick Bible, Decatur

Devan Lujan, Andrews

Irvin Vazquez, San Elizario

Mason Purswell, Huffman Hargrave

Nick Bodenheimer, Longview Spring Hill

Payton Wrinkle, Orangefield

Roman Perez, Big Spring

5A Boys

Andrew Reichmann, College Station

Camden Vicknair, Boerne Champion

Hunter Lampkin, Boerne Champion

Natnael Enright, Frisco Wakeland

6A Boys

Hayden Eubank, Conroe Grand Oaks

Israel David, El Paso Eastlake

Jared Laverty, El Paso Americas

Noah Haileab, Pearland Dawson

Sources:  University Interscholastic League, RunFarUSA

UIL Girls State Cross Country All-Time List of Multiple Wins

4-Time (2)

Amy Goodwin, Bellville (3A, 1984-1987)

Stephanie Duke, Utopia (1A, 1990-1993)

3-Time (5)

Andrea Sanchez, Sundown (1A, 2013 and 2A, 2014 and 2016)

Elizabeth Silva, La Villa (2A, 1990-1992)

Jessica Koch, Round Rock (5A, 1992 and 1994-1995)

London Culbreath, McKinney North (5A, 2016-2018)

Sheila Quigley, Austin Westlake (4A, 1980-1982)

2-Time (26)

Annie Dunlap, Crawford (2A, 2012-2013)

Bailey Belvis, Prosper(3A, 2007-2008)

Bridget Tidwell, Crawford (2A, 1998-1999)

Chelsea Hermes, Lindsay (1A, 2005-2006)

Christany Reynolds, Forestburg (1A, 2002-2003)

Cindy Harper, Woodson (2A, 1984-1985)

Emily Garcia, Alvarado (4A, 2016-2017)

Jana Yowell, Cisco (2A, 1988-1989)

Jenna Brazeal, Little River Academy (3A, 2017-2018)

Jorja Bessonett, Cumby Miller Grove (1A, 2017 and 2019)

Julia Heymach, Houston Lamar (6A, 2015-2016)

Kacey Warrick, Cameron Yoe (3A, 1993-1994)

Karis Jochen, College Station A&M Consolidated (5A, 2011-2012)

Katherine Duncan, Roscoe (2A, 1996-1997)

Kyla Kane, Wellington (2A, 2018 and 2020)

Leigh Berger, Weimar (2A, 2003-2004)

Lisa Weltzer, New Braunfels (4A, 1993 and 1995)

Macey Siegert, Seymour (1A, 2010-2011)

Melony Patterson, Crowley (4A, 1989-1990)

Mindy Myers, Munday (1A, 1988-1989)

Paige Hofstad, New Braunfels (5A, 2012-2013)

Patsy Norman, El Paso (A, 1977-1978)

Ruth Camacho, Celina (2A, 2000-2001)

Sandra Brown, Cotulla (B, 1976-1977)

Sarah Andrews, Conroe The Woodlands (5A, 2008-2009)

Yvette Barrios, Clint (3A, 1995-1996)

Sources:  University Interscholastic League, RunFarUSA

Seven Schools Have Won Four or More Boys Individual XC UIL State Titles

Just seven schools have had four or more boys individual wins at the UIL State cross country meets since the championship's inception in 1972.

Conroe McCullough/The Woodlands (8 - 7 different runners)
Humble Kingwood (5 - 4 different runners)
Sundown (5 - 3 different runners)
Argyle (4 - 4 different runners)
Falfurrias (4 - 3 different runners)
Crystal City and Friendswood (4 - 2 different runners)

There have been 215 outright champions and one declared co-championship (1974 A).

And, in fact, there have been 140 different schools represented among those 216 state championship races.

UIL Boys State Cross Country All-Time List of Multiple Wins

Three-Time (7)
Carter Blunt, Frisco Heritage (4A, 2013) and Frisco Independence (5A, 2014-2015)

Graydon Morris, Aledo (5A, 2017-2019)

Judson Greer, Melissa (4A, 2018-2020)

Leonel Manzano, Marble Falls (4A, 2001-2003)

Ricky Gallegos, Crystal City (3A, 1988-1990)

Steven Quintanilla, Sundown (2A, 2016-2018)

Willie Garcia, Utopia (1A, 1992) and Sabinal (1A, 1993-1994)

Two-Time (27)

Alan Culpupper, El Paso Coronado (5A, 1989-1990)

Andres Gomez, Hurst Bell (5A, 1991-1992)

Austin Zirkel, Medina (1A, 2015 and 2017)

Bernave Martinez, Falfurrias (B, 1973-1974)

Bobby Aguirre, El Paso Riverside (5A, 1981 and 1983)

Brad Hauser, Humble Kingwood (5A, 1993-1994)

Brad Patterson, Albany (2A, 1985-1986)

Casey Sumpter, Lamesa (3A, 2001-2002)

Colby Lowe, Southlake Carroll (5A, 2006-2007)

Craig Lutz, Lewisville Marcus (5A, 2009-2010)

Domingo Padron, Mathis (3A, 1981-192)

George Tambourides, Friendswood (4A, 1984 and 1987)

Heath Wing, Ralls (2A, 2001-2002)

Henry Esqueda, Dilley (2A, 1998-1999)

Isaiah Billingsley, Cumby Miller Grove (1A, 2019-2020)

Jason Hamilton, Dallardsville Big Sandy (1A, 2007-2008)

Joey Chapman, Midlothian (3A, 1985 and 4A, 1986)

Julian Acuna, Agua Dulce (1A, 2000-2001)

Kevin Baez, Vanderbilt Industrial (3A, 2017-2018)

Kevin Smelley, Splendora (3A, 1993-1994)

Kyle Doty, Bruceville-Eddy (3A, 2014 and 2016)

Kyle Wright, Conroe McCullough (A, 1979 and 5A, 1980)

Raffeg Ayyad, Mesquite Poteet (4A, 1989-1990)

Ryan Cruz, Shallowater (2A, 1997 and 3A, 1998)

Ryan Teel, Friendswood (4A, 2011-2012)

Scott MacPherson, Plano (5A, 2003-2004)

Tyler Stanfield, Crockett (3A, 1999) and Canton (3A, 2000)

Sources:  University Interscholastic League, Texas MileSplit, RunFarUSA

Four-Meet Athletes Excel in Their Final UIL XC Appearance

Seventy-nine (79) of the 81 athletes who qualified for the 2020 UIL State Cross Country meets - after competing in it each of their first three years - actually ran in Round Rock on Monday and Tuesday.

Four of the athletes, listed below, were individual qualifiers all four years of their high school career:

Christopher Flores, Rocksprings (1A Boys)

Mathew Moralez, Premont (2A Boys)

Mackenzie Bryan, Tuscola Jim Ned (3A Girls)

Sydney Hornbuckle, Redwater (3A Girls)

The four senior boys champions - 1A's Isaiah Billingsley of Cumby Miller Grove and 5A's Walker St. John of Grapevine are juniors - have been at state all four years of their careers, but three of them didn't have quite the same start -- a third-place finish -- that three-time 4A champion Judson Greer of Melissa had.

Onalaska's William Boyce was 91st in 3A, Wylie's Luke Lambert was 77th in 6A and Poolville's Henry Fierro was 59th in 2A their freshman year, 2017.

Eight (8) runners registered top 10 finishes all four years.  That number includes three male and five female runners and they are as follows (ranked by the sum of their places from lowest to highest):

 6 - Judson Greer, Melissa (3rd, 1st, 1st, 1st)

 7 - Edwin Gomez, San Elizario (1st, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd)

22 - Kobe Robertson, Cumby Miller Grove (6th, 10th, 2nd, 4th)

13 - Jorja Bessonett, Cumby Miller Grove (1st, 7th, 1st, 4th)

14 - Allison Hedrick, Lindsay (8th, 3rd, 1st, 2nd)

18 - Colleen Stegmann, Frisco Reedy (9th, 3rd, 1st, 5th)

23 - Brighton Adams, San Saba (4th, 6th, 7th, 6th)

23 - Jaci McGregor, Salado (7th, 5th, 1st, 10th)

Those with three top ten finishes included:

Henry Fierro, Poolville (8th as a sophomore, 4th as a junior and 1st as a senior)

Samuel Ashley, Canyon (3rd as a sophomore, 3rd as a junior and 4th as a senior)

Shaylee Shiller, Wall (8th as a freshman, 7th as a sophomore and a junior)

Four runners had a 100-spot or more difference between their highest placement in their first three years and their finish as a senior.  They include:

114 - Eddie Dominguez, McGregor (123rd as a freshman, 9th as a senior)

118 - Amy Pritchard, Evant (132nd as a sophomore, 14th as a senior)

118 - Maddie Livingston, Dripping Springs (132nd as a sophomore, 14th as a senior)

102 - Katelyn Coldicott, Lago Vista (123rd as both a freshman and a sophomore, 21st as a senior)

Drops of 75 or more included:

90 - William Boyce, Onalaska (91st as a freshman, 1st as a senior)

89 - Jordan Dixon, Seymour (104th as a freshman, 15th as a senior)

77 - Joaxi Garzon, Goodrich (100th as a freshman, 23rd as a senior)

76 - Luke Lambert, Wylie (77th as a freshman, 1st as a senior)

75 - Bryan Garcia, Tornillo (121st as a freshman, 46th as a senior)

78 - Ana Segura, Mason (97th as a freshman, 19th as a senior)

78 - Bailey Petras, Yoakum (119th as a freshman, 41st as a senior)

And twenty-three (23) runners -- 15 boys and eight girls -- improved or equaled their placement each year.  They include:

Christian Rattler, Knippa

Joaxi Garzon, Goodrich

Jorden Zarate, Spur

Pato Ponce, Paint Rock

Delfino Guerrero, Brackettville Brackett

Henry Fierro, Poolville

Jordan Dixon, Seymour

Mathew Moralez, Premont

Paul Snow, Port Aransas

Cooper Bryant, Keene

William Boyce, Onalaska

Judson Greer, Melissa

Matthew Villarreal, Andrews

Foster Wilfong, Boerne Champion

Luke Lambert, Wylie

Jolee Fox, Cumby Miller Grove

Alexa Rodriguez, Sundown

Ana Segura, Mason

Maggie Peacock, Lipan

Marti Seymour, Lipan

Katelyn Coldicott, Lago Vista

Mackenzie Bryan, Tuscola Jim Ned

Sydney Hornbuckle, Redwater

Congratulations to all who made it to the state meet all four years, even though not every runner might not have wanted it to end the way that it did.

How They Fared at 2020 UIL State XC Meet: Schools with Both Gender Teams

While four schools won a state championship in one gender and finished second in another on Monday or Tuesday, nobody was able to pull off a double title win at this year's 49th annual University Interscholastic League (UIL) state cross country meet.

Fifteen (15) schools have earned a championship double 22 times in the history of the state meet.

The 21 schools, listed below in alphabetical order, were those who had both their boys and girls teams qualify for the state meet and how they placed on Monday or Tuesday, based on their classification:

10 - Ackerly Sands - Boys 4th, Girls 6th (1A Region I)

12 - Bandera - Boys 8th, Girls 4th (4A Region IV)

  3 - Boerne Champion - Boys 2nd, Girls 1st (5A Region IV)

12 - Christoval - Boys 7th, Girls 5th (2A Region I)

  6 - Conroe The Woodlands - Boys 3rd, Girls 3rd (6A Region II)

  3 - Cumby Miller Grove - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (1A Region III)

  3 - Grapevine - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (5A Region I)

15 - Huffman Hargrave - Boys 6th, Girls 9th (4A Region III)

14 - Klein - Boys 7th, Girls 7th (6A Region II)

12 - Lucas Lovejoy - Boys 5th, Girls 7th (5A Region II)

22 - Magnolia West - Boys 9th, Girls 13th (5A Region III)

13 - McGregor - Boys 8th, Girls 5th (3A Region III)

16 - Munday - Boys 11th, Girls 5th (1A Region II)

18 - New Summerfield - Boys 6th, Girls 12th (2A Region III)

16 - Priddy - Boys 6th, Girls 10th (1A Region III)

20 - Salado - Boys 9th, Girls 11th (4A Region III)

  9 - Saltillo - Boys 2nd, Girls 7th (1A Region III)

  3 - Southlake Carroll - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (6A Region I)

13 - Spur - Boys 9th, Girls 4th (1A Region I)

  6 - Sundown - Boys 5th, Girls 1st (2A Region I)

10 - Whitesboro - Boys 3rd, Girls 7th (3A Region II)

Sources:  University Interscholastic League (UIL), RunFar USA (mychiptime.com)

53 Teams at UIL State Meet Last Four Years; 89 of 144 Were There in 2019

Fifty-three teams -- 26 boys and 27 girls - will be sending a team to the UIL state meet for at least the last four years consecutively.

An additional 36 teams -- 17 boys and 19 girls -- were at the state meet last year and/or the last two years.

This means 89 teams -- 43 boys and 46 girls -- of the 144 overall teams that qualified for this year's state meet were there in 2019.

Below are current streaks of appearances, for years of four or more:

BOYS (26)

42 - The Woodlands, 6A

13 - Lucas Lovejoy, 5A

12 - Port Aransas, 2A

11 - Eustace, 3A

11 - Southlake Carroll, 6A

10 - Andrews, 4A

10 - Cumby Miller Grove, 1A

10 - Valley View, 3A

8 - Sundown, 2A

8 - Tornillo, 3A

8 - Whitesboro, 3A

7 - Bracketville Bracket, 2A

7 - El Paso Eastwood, 6A

7 - Harper, 2A

7 - New Summerfield, 2A

7 - Saltillo, 1A

7 - San Elizario, 4A

6 - Grapevine, 5A

5 - Katy Tompkins, 6A

5 - McGregor, 3A

4 - Cedar Park, 5A

4 - Houston Strake Jesuit, 6A

4 - Keene, 3A

4 - Palestine, 4A

4 - Poolville, 2A

4 - Priddy, 1A

GIRLS (27)

24 - Southlake Carroll, 6A

17 - Decatur, 4A

12 - Canyon, 4A

11 - Canyon Randall, 5A

9 - Bandera, 4A

8 - Austin Vandegrift, 6A

8 - Mason, 2A

8 - San Saba, 2A

8 - Sundown, 2A

7 - Cumby Miller Grove, 1A

7 - Dripping Springs, 5A

7 - Grapevine, 5A

7 - Huffman Hargrave, 4A

7 - Nazareth, 1A

7 - Pilot Point, 3A

7 - Saltillo, 1A

6 - Boerne Champion, 5A

5 - Dallas Highland Park, 5A

5 - Frisco Wakeland, 5A

5 - Spur, 1A

4 - Lago Vista, 3A

4 - Lewisville Flower Mound, 6A

4 - Lipan, 2A

4 - McGregor, 3A

4 - Seymour, 2A

4 - Wall, 3A

4 - Yoakum, 3A

81 Runners Have Chance To Run All Four Years at UIL State Meet -- 2020

These 81 athletes -- 32 boys and 49 girls -- on Monday and Tuesday will be able to say that they competed in the UIL state cross country meet all four high school years.

BOYS
1A

Chance Hodges, Priddy

Christian Rattler, Knippa

Christopher Flores, Rocksprings

Hayden Stroope, Shamrock

Joaxi Garzon, Goodrich

Jorden Zarate, Spur

Joseph Hall, Priddy

Kobe Robertson, Cumby Miller Grove

Pato Ponce, Paint Rock

2A

Delfino Guerrero, Brackettville Brackett

Devin Ferris, Valley View

Henry Fierro, Poolville

Jordan Dixon, Seymour

Mathew Moralez, Premont

Paul Snow, Port Aransas

Tyrel Hart, Seymour

3A

Alex Garcia, Keene

Armando Hernandez, Crane

Bryan Garcia, Tornillo

Cooper Bryant, Keene

Eddie Dominguez, McGregor

William Boyce, Onalaska

4A

Edwin Gomez, San Elizario

Judson Greer, Melissa

Lucas Tauch, Melissa

Luis Rangel, Palestine

Matthew Villarreal, Andrews

Samuel Ashley, Canyon

5A

Caleb Lopez, Dripping Springs

Foster Wilfong, Boerne Champion

6A

Christopher Daniels, Klein

Luke Lambert, Wylie

GIRLS
1A

Amy Pritchard, Evant

Emma Kleman, Nazareth

Jolee Fox, Cumby Miller Grove

Jorja Bessonett, Cumby Miller Grove

Kacie Kimbrough, Neches

Kaylee Little, Lipan

Kyanne Dunn, Nazareth

Lauren Bullard, Cumby Miller Grove

Maggie Peacock, Lipan

Marti Seymour, Lipan

Me-A Gonzalez, Ackerly Sands

Sofia Stalker, Abbott

2A

Alexa Rodriguez, Sundown

Allison Hedrick, Lindsay

Ana Segura, Mason

Brighton Adams, San Saba

Courtnee Cash, San Saba

Dylaney Weaver, Gruver

Lexi Busby, Como-Pickton

Mckayla Donnell, Seymour

Mckinzi Donnell, Seymour

Whitney Spaeth, Harper

3A

Bailey Petras, Yoakum

Brisa Hernandez, Pilot Point

Claire Thompson, Pilot Point

Esther Long, Lago Vista

Katelyn Coldicott, Lago Vista

Korina Anzualda, Yoakum

Maci Beeles, Wall

Mackenzie Bryan, Tuscola Jim Ned

Reagan Beeles, Wall

Shaylee Shiller, Wall

Sydney Hornbuckle, Redwater

4A

Haylee Bentley, River Oaks Castleberry

Jaci McGregor, Salado

Kayla Leal, Decatur

5A

Abigail Wilson, Montgomery

Cameron Fawcett, Dallas Highland Park

Caroline Burrow, Grapevine

Colleen Stegmann, Frisco Reedy

Kaitlyn Childress, Cedar Park

Mackenzie Davis, Frisco Wakeland

Maddie Livingston, Dripping Springs

6A

Emma Saia, Austin Vandegrift

Eva Jess, El Paso Franklin

Gemma Goddard, Austin Vandegrift

Hannah McLaughlin, Lewisville Flower Mound

Hayden Gold, Katy Tompkins

Sophie Atkinson, Katy Cinco Ranch

Ten Teams Denied in 2020 First Time Trip to UIL State Meet

Again, with the reduction from four to three the number of teams advancing to the UIL state meet, these ten teams -- seven boys and three girls - were denied their first trip after finishing fourth at Monday and Tuesday's regional meets.

BOYS

Austin Vandegrift (6A Region IV)

Castroville Medina Valley (5A Region IV)

Dublin (3A Region I)

Hedley (1A Region I)

Nordheim (1A Region IV)

Rockdale (3A Region III)

Thrall (2A Region IV)

GIRLS

Comfort (3A Region IV)

Prosper Rock Hill (5A Region II)

Throckmorton (1A Region III)

14 Teams Making First Trip Ever to UIL State XC Meet in 2020

BOYS

Boling (3A Region III)

Bridgeland (6A Region II)

Great Hearts Northern Oaks (3A Region IV)

Jayton (1A Region I)

Prosper Rock Hill (5A Region II)

Universal City Randolph (3A Region IV)

GIRLS

Austin LASA (5A Region III)

Christoval (2A Region I)

Gladweater Union Grove (2A Region III)

Groveton (2A Region III)

Klein Cain (6A Region II)

League City Clear Falls (6A Region III)

Waskom (3A Region II)

Waxahachie Life (4A Region II)

COVID-19 Keeps 11 Additional Schools from Sending Two to UIL State Meet

When the decision was made to reduce the number of qualifying teams from the regional meets to the state meet from four to three, that left 24 boys and 24 girls programs that normally would make the trip to Round Rock sitting at home.

Seven of those schools would have increased the list of schools sending to two teams to 28, as the other team qualified, finishing first, second or third.

COVD-19 Denied
Argyle - Girls 3rd, Boys 4th (4A Region I)
Austin Vandegrift - Girls 1st, Boys 4th (6A Region IV)
Cedar Park - Boys 2nd, Girls 4th (5A Region IV)
Hamilton - Boys 2nd, Girls 4th (2A Region II)
Lufkin Hudson - Girls 2nd, Boys 4th (4A Region III)
Prosper Rock Hill - Boys 3rd, Girls 4th (5A Region II)
Round Rock - Boys 2nd, Girls 4th (6A Region IV)

Four more had the unfortunate honor of missing out twice as both boys and girls teams finished fourth at their respective region meet Monday or Tuesday.

COVID-19 Denied Twice
Amarillo (5A Region I)
La Feria (4A Region IV)
Spring Branch Stratford (6A Region III)
Thrall (2A Region IV)

The list of 21 schools sending both boys and girls teams would have been 32 if not for the development of protocols to reduce the number of individuals at the state meet.

Schools Sending Both Boys and Girls to UIL State XC Meet - 2020

Both Boys and Girls Won Their Region (6)
Cumby Miller Grove - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (1A Region III)
Huffman Hargrave - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (4A Region III)
Lucas Lovejoy - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (5A Region II)
Sundown - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (2A Region I)
The Woodlands - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (6A Region II)
Whitesboro - Boys 1st, Girls 1st (3A Region II)

Additional Schools Who Will Send Both Teams to State Meet (15)
Ackerly Sands - Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd (1A Region I)
Bandera - Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd (4A Region IV)
Boerne Champion - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (5A Region IV)
Christoval - Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd (2A Region I)
Grapevine - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (5A Region I)
Klein - Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd (6A Region II)
Magnolia West - Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd (5A Region III)
McGregor - Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd (3A Region III)
Munday - Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd (1A Region II)
New Summerfield - Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd (2A Region III)
Priddy - Boys 3rd, Girls 2nd (1A Region III)
Salado - Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd (4A Region III)
Saltillo - Boys 2nd, Girls 3rd (1A Region III)
Southlake Carroll - Boys 1st, Girls 2nd (6A Region I)
Spur - Boys 3rd, Girls 2nd (1A Region I)