Football
2020-2022 Six-man Football Region/District
Number of Sixman Football Schools: TBD
  • 59.5 - 104.9 Division I Cut-off
  • 0 - 59.4 Division II Cut-off
2018-2019 Region/District
​Division I - 73 teams
Enrollment: 55-104.9
Region 1
​District 1:
McLean, Miami, Valley, White Deer
​District 2:
Happy, Hart, Lorenzo, Nazareth, Petersubrg
​District 3:
Chillicothe, Crowell, Knox City, Paducah, Northside
​District 4:
Aspermont, Hermleigh, Ira, Rotan, Spur
Region 2
​District 5:
Meadow, Morton, Ropes, Wellman-Union, Whiteface
​District 6:
Sands, Borden County, Klondike, Grady, O'Donnell
​District 7:
Balmorhea, Ft Davis, Marfa, Rankin
​District 8:
Garden City, Highland, Sterling City, Water Valley, Westbrook
Region 3
​District 9:
Bryson, Newcastle, Perrin-Whitt, Saint Jo, Savoy
District 10:
Abbott, Aquilla, Blum, Covington, Gholson
District 11:
Avalon, Coolidge, Milford, Penelope
District 12:
Fruitvale, Union Hill, High Island, Leveretts Chapel
Region 4
​District 13:
Bronte, Eden, Paint Rock, Robert Lee, Veribest
​District 14:
Gorman, Lingleville, May, Santa Anna
​District 15:
Evant, Jonesboro, Lometa, Zephyr
​District 16:
Nueces Canyon, Leakey, Medina, Prairie Lea
​Division II - 69 teams
​Enrollment: 54 and below
2019 Season: Paint Creek, Harrold, Lohn, and Dawson do not have a football team
Region 1
​District 1:
​Follett, Groom, Hedley, Higgins, Lefors
​District 2:
Patton Springs, Kress, Motley County, Silverton
​District 3:
Amherst, Anton, Cotton Center, Lazbuddie, Whitharral
​District 4:
Dawson, Loop, Southland, Wilson
Region 2
​District 5:
Dell City, Grandfalls-Royalty, Buena Vista, Sanderson, Sierra Blanca
​District 6:
Blackwell, Loraine, Moran, Trent
​District 7:
Guthrie, Jayton, Lueders-Avoca, Paint Creek, Rule
​District 8:
Benjamin, Harrold, Throckmorton, Woodson
Region 3
​District 9:
Fannindel, Forestburg, Gold-Burg
​District 10:
Bluff Dale, Gordon, Gustine, Strawn
​District 11:
Cranfills Gap, Iredell, Three Way, Walnut Springs
​District 12:
Bynum, Kopperl, Morgan, Mount Calm
Region 4
​District 13:
Apple Springs, Chester, Oakwood, Trinidad
​District 14:
Buckholts, Calvert, McDade, Oglesby
​District 15:
Blanket, Brookesmith, Mullin, Rising Star, Sidney
​District 16:
Cherokee, Lohn, Panther Creek, Richland Springs, Rochelle
1A Schools Choosing to play 11-man 2019-2020 (15 schools):
Bartlett, Booker, Bruni, Burkeville, Crosbyton, D'Hanis, Hamlin, Menard, Munday, New Home, Ranger, Rocksprings, Runge, Shamrock, Springlake-Earth
Outlaw Six-man in 2019
Baird, Claude, Dime Box, Irion County, Roby
Six-man Football - JV only
Wildorado, Olfen
Independent moving to DII (Six-man)
Bluff Dale, McDade, Three Way
2017 11-man Moving to Six-man
2018: Bronte, Claude, Leakey, Morton, Perrin-Whitt
2019: Baird, Irion County, Roby
2017 DII Moving to D1 for 2018-2020
Aspermont, Balmorhea, Chillicothe, Crowell, Grady, Highland, Milford, Northside, Petersburg, Prairie Lea, Sands, Valley, Wellman-Union
2017 DI Moving to DII for 2018-2020
Blanket, Buena Vista, Bynum, Chester, Fannindel, Forestburg, Gordon, Kopperl
2017 1A Moving Up to 2A for 2018-2020:
Cross Plains, Martinsville, Slocum, Tioga
2017 2A Schools Moving Down to 1A for 2018-2020:
​Avery#, Chireno#, Claude, Crosbyton**, Hamlin**, Irion County, La Rue La Poynor#, Morton, Munday**, Neches#, Perrin-Whitt, Ranger**
# no football
**will play 11-man football
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