Football

2022 State Championships

Division I 2022 UIL State Champions: Westbrook Wildcats

Defensive & Offensive MVP: Cedric Ware

Division II 2022 UIL State Champions: Benjamin Mustangs

Defensive MVP: Nicholas Stovall, Benjamin

Offensive MVP: Grayson Rigdon, Benjamin

2022-2024 Six-man Football Region/District
Number of Sixman Football Schools: 153

59.5 - 104.9 Division I Cut-off
0 - 59.4 Division II Cut-off

2022-2024 Region/District

Division I - 75 teams Enrollment: 59.5-104.9

Region 1
District 1:
Follett
McLean
Miami
White Deer

District 2:
Claude
Happy
Nazareth
Wildorado

District 3:
Anton
Springlake-Earth
Kress
Lorenzo
Petersburg

District 4:
Knox City
Spur
Valley
Northside

Region 2
District 5:
Meadow
O'Donnell
Wellman-Union
Whiteface

District 6:
Fort Davis
Buena Vista
Marfa
Van Horn

District 7:
Sands
Borden County
Garden City
Grady
Rankin

District 8:
Hermleigh
Ira
Roby
Highland
Rotan
Westbrook

Region 3
District 9:
Baird
Bryson
Gordon
Gorman
Lingleville
Perrin-Whitt

District 10:
Campbell
Union Hill
Saint Jo
Savoy

District 11:
Avalon
Blum
Covington
Milford
Three Way

District 12:
Abbott
Aquilla
Coolidge
Gholson
Penelope

Region 4
District 13:
Eden
Menard
Irion County
Robert Lee
Veribest

District 14:
Evant
Jonesboro
Lometa
May
Santa Anna

District 15:
Burkeville
Chester
High Island
Leverett's Chapel

District 16:
Nueces Canyon
Leakey
McDade
Medina
Prairie Lea

Division II - 73 teams Enrollment: 59.4 and below

Region 1
District 1:
Darrouzett
Groom
Hedley
Lefors
Silverton

District 2:
Amherst
Cotton Center
Hart
Lazbuddie
Whitharral

District 3:
Balmorhea
Dell City
Grandfalls-Royalty
Sanderson
Sierra Blanca

District 4:
Klondike
Loop
Southland
Dawson
Wilson

Region 2
District 5:
Patton Springs
Aspermont
Guthrie
Jayton
Motley County

District 6:
Benjamin
Chillicothe
Crowell
Harrold
Paducah

District 7:
Paint Creek
Lueders-Avoca
Rule
Throckmorton
Woodson

District 8:
Gold-Burg
Forestburg
Newcastle
Strawn

Region 3
District 9:
Apple Springs
Fannindel
Oakwood
Trinidad

District 10:
Bynum
Kopperl
Morgan
Mount Calm

District 11:
Buckholts
Calvert
Dime Box
Oglesby

District 12:
Bluff Dale
Cranfills Gap
Iredell
Walnut Springs

Region 4
District 13:
Blackwell
Bronte
Loraine
Trent

District 14:
Moran
Paint Rock
Rising Star
Panther Creek

District 15:
Blanket
Gustine
Mullin
Sidney
Zephyr

District 16:
Brookesmith
Cherokee
Lohn
Richland Springs
Rochelle

Realignment: 2022-2024

1A Schools Choosing to play 11-man 2022-2024 (15 schools)
Bruni, Crosbyton, Cross Plains, D'Hanis, Electra, Iraan, Lasara, Meridian, Morton, Munday, Pettus, Rocksprings, Runge, TLC-Abilene

Outlaw Six-man in 2023
Benavides (1A), Booker (2A), Fort Hancock (2A), Fruitvale (2A), Ranger (2A)

Independent moving to Six-Man

2021 11-man Moving to Six-man
Burkeville, High Island, Menard

2021 DII Moving to DI for 2022-2024
Anton, Chester, Follett, Gordon, Miami, Sands, Three Way, Wildorado

2021 DI Moving to DII for 2022-2024
Aspermont, Bronte, Bynum, Crowell, Newcastle, Paducah, Paint Rock, Zephyr

2021 1A Moving Up to 2A for 2022-2024
Bartlett, Booker, Chireno, Fruitvale, Hubbard, Sterling City, TLC-Midland, Water Valley

2021 2A Schools Moving Down to 1A for 2022-2024
Brookeland#, Morton**, Meridian**, Pettus**, Slocum#, Martinsville#, Spurger#
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**will play 11-man football

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