Past realignment trends show 13 teams might rise, fall in class

In an age of computers and electronic gadgets, the University Interscholastic League prefers an old-school ...
Seven Houston-area schools drop to 4A in UIL realignment

The University Interscholastic League's biennial reclassification and realignment was unveiled on Monday morning and there are plenty of changes involved ...
LVHS placed in Central Texas district» Standard-Times

By Staff Report SAN ANGELO, Texas — Lake View High School will be in a Central Texas district for Texas University Interscholastic League competition in the ...
. Cooper in 5A; Little Southwest Conference back» Abilene Reporter News

Cooper was reunited with crosstown rival Abilene High this morning when the University Interscholastic League announced its alignments for the 2010-2011 and ...
Fredericksburg Standard Online

In University Interscholastic League's biannual realignment this morning, FHS remained in AAA and will play in Region IV, District 26-AAA with Bandera, ...
Lufkin Panthers will join six Houston-area teams in new athletic district

Beginning in the 2010-2011 seasons, Lufkin will be in District 14-5A with Conroe, Conroe Oak Ridge, The Woodlands, College Park, Humble Atasocita and Humble ...
Districts unveiled today» Corpus Christi Caller-Times

COASTAL BEND — All of the guesswork and rumors come to an end this morning when the University Interscholastic League announced its ...
Bulldogs anxious to see new UIL realignment

The University Interscholastic League will announce the new reclassification and realignment for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 school years this morning at 9. ...
College scholarships rare for high school athletes

Cragin was one of more than 6000 boys swimming competitively for Texas high schools in the University Interscholastic League. In 2007-08, there were 891 ...
Texas among nation's leaders in laws to protect athletes, but many want to see more
The University Interscholastic League, which oversees extracurricular activities in Texas public schools, is responsible for handing out those penalties. Mark Cousins, the league's policy director, said no one has failed to comply with the law so far. D.W. Rutledge is the executive director of the Texas High Coaches Association, which counts almost 20,000 members, and serves on the UIL medical advisory committee. The former football coach, who won four state championships in the state's highest classification, believes baseline testing will eventually be required in Texas. "I think anything that you can do that's reasonable to do...