UIL

High school football in Texas will be different in 2020, with Classes 6A & 5A now starting their season one month later than Classes 1A-4A. The change was made due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Back in March, the UIL postponed and eventually canceled all activities due to the first big wave of the coronavirus in Texas. Now, four months later, another wave of the coronavirus is sweeping Texas and is still threatening to affect the way schools can conduct their business at hand...

A Frenship ISD student in the summer UIL girl basketball program has tested positive for the coronavirus.

The UIL released its updated alignment for all classifications this morning for football, basketball and volleyball.

Borden County won its fourth state championship, in football, on Wednesday night

Monterey, Coronado and Lubbock-Cooper all won their Area Round playoff games to advance to the next round of UIL Playoffs.

Three Lubbock ISD schools will be in District 4-5A with Lubbock-Cooper, Abilene Cooper and San Angelo Lake View. San Angelo Central will play in two separate districts for football and basketball

Listen to the Monterey Plainsmen playoff game on 1340 The Fan this Friday afternoon

Three of the five Lubbock ISD High Schools will be playing in Class 5A when UIL 2016-2018 Realignment is announced in February

10 games will be televised over the course of Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week

State Senator Charles Perry has filed a bill that would limit the amount of high school teams to make University Interscholastic League playoffs by allowing only two teams from each UIL district to advance.

Every 2 years UIL does a district realignment and this morning the new 2014-2016 UIL Class and District classifications were released.  Click here to see the full list.
District 2-6A includes: Amarillo, Amarillo Tascosa, Lubbock Coronado, Lubbock Monterey and Wolforth Frenship...