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2020-2022 VYPE ATX/SA Area UIL 4A-6A Football District Alignment Projections
Dec 12, 2019
In less than two months, the UIL will place its member schools in different classifications, regions and districts for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 athletic years. VYPE's Thomas Bingham used the enrollment numbers that the league released the last two weeks to predict the district alignments for Austin and San Antonio area UIL 4A, 5A and 6A schools.
13-6A
Austin Vandegrift
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Hutto
McNeil
Round Rock
Round Rock Cedar Ridge
Round Rock Stony Point
Round Rock Westwood
25-6A
Austin High
Austin Akins
Austin Bowie
Del Valle
Hays
Lake Travis
San Marcos
Westlake
26-6A
Cibolo Steele
Converse Judson
New Braunfels
San Antonio East Central
San Antonio Wagner
Schertz Clemens
Smithson Valley
South San Antonio
27-6A
San Antonio Churchill
San Antonio Holmes
San Antonio Jay
San Antonio Johnson
San Antonio LEE
San Antonio MacArthur
San Antonio Madison
San Antonio Reagan
San Antonio Roosevelt
28-6A
Helotes O'Connor
San Antonio Brandeis
San Antonio Brennan
San Antonio Clark
San Antonio Harlan
San Antonio Marshall
San Antonio Stevens
San Antonio Taft
San Antonio Warren
11-5A Division I
Cedar Park
Georgetown
Leander
Manor
Pflugerville
Pflugerville Hendrickson
Pflugerville Weiss
12-5A Division I
Austin Anderson
Buda Johnson
Dripping Springs
Kyle Lehman
New Braunfels Canyon
Seguin
San Antonio Veterans Memorial
13-5A Division I
Brackenridge
San Antonio Burbank
San Antonio Edison
San Antonio Highlands
San Antonio Jefferson
San Antonio Kennedy
San Antonio Lanier
San Antonio Memorial
San Antonio Sam Houston
14-5A Division I
Eagle Pass Winn
Laredo Cigarroa
Laredo Martin
Harlandale
San Antonio McCollum
San Antonio Southside
San Antonio Southwest
Von Ormy Southwest Legacy
13-5A Division II
Brenham
Elgin
Georgetown East View
Leander Glenn
Leander Rouse
Liberty Hill
Marble Falls
Pflugerville Connally
14-5A Division II
Austin Crockett Early College
Austin LBJ Early College
Austin McCallum
Austin Navarro Early College
Austin Northeast Early College
Austin Travis Early College
Bastrop
Cedar Creek
15-5A Division II
Alamo Heights
Boerne Champion
Floresville
Kerrville Tivy
Lockhart
Medina Valley
14-4A Division I
Burnet
Canyon Lake
Fredericksburg
Lampasas
Taylor
15-4A Division I
Beeville Jones
Boerne
La Vernia
Pleasanton
Somerset
Uvalde
12-4A Division II
Austin Achieve
Austin Eastside Memorial Early College
Giddings
Jarrell
Manor New Tech
Salado
13-4A Division II
Cuero
Geronimo Navarro
Gonzales
La Grange
Smithville
Wimberley
14-4A Division II
Bandera
Carrizo Springs
Crystal City
Devine
Hondo
Pearsall
San Antonio Young Men's Leadership Academy
15-4A Division II
Ingleside
Robstown
Rockport-Fulton
Sinton
West Oso
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Wild Week 11 Shakes Up VYPE Austin UIL 6A Rankings; Area Ready For Postseason
Nov 09, 2019
The final week of the 2019 Texas high school football regular season was a memorable one because a lot of teams were playing for playoff spots and postseason positioning. The Austin area was no exception, so we updated the VYPE Austin UIL 6A Top 10 rankings. Check out the full list of ranked teams and honorable mentions.
No. 1 Austin Vandegrift (10-0): The Vipers used a 20-17 win against Round Rock Stony Point to extend their regular season win streak to 20 games, grab a second straight UIL 13-6A title and earn Drew Sanders' 100th victory as head coach. (Previous: #1)
No. 2 Lake Travis (9-1): The Cavaliers won their final nine regular season games, including a 49-14 district finale victory against Austin Anderson. (Previous: #2)
No. 3 Westlake (9-1): The Chaparrals are ready for UIL 6A bi-district test Cibolo Steele after outscoring Hays, Austin Anderson and Austin Bowie by a combined 177-14 margin in the final three games of district play. (Previous: #3)
No. 4 Cedar Park Vista Ridge (8-2): The Rangers are one of the area's best stories after finishing 2018 with a 1-9 record, so they're a team to watch in the UIL postseason. (Previous: #4)
No. 5 Hays (8-2): The Rebels are ready for the UIL postseason battle after bouncing back from a 14-point deficit in a 56-42 win against Del Valle and ending their only losing streak of 2019. (Previous: #7)
No. 6 Round Rock Stony Point (7-3): The Tigers nearly upset Austin Vandegrift in a 20-17 district finale loss, and are representing a loaded UIL 13-6A district in the postseason. (Previous: #5)
No. 7 Round Rock Cedar Ridge (6-4): The Raiders won a 77-69 shootout against Round Rock Westwood to earn a spot in the UIL postseason. (Previous: #8)
No. 8 Round Rock (6-4): The Dragons started the 2019 season with a 6-1 record, but missed the UIL postseason because of a season-ending three-game losing streak and a heartbreaking 41-38 loss to Cedar Park Vista Ridge in the district finale. (Previous: #6)
No. 9 Austin Bowie (5-5): The Bulldogs suffered a 63-0 district finale loss against Westlake, but are still representing UIL 25-6A in the postseason because of a 22-21 victory against Austin Anderson earlier in the season. (Previous: #9)
No. 10 Austin Anderson (6-4): The Trojans aren't headed to the UIL postseason because of a season-ending two-game losing streak, but can build on its 2019 winning record in future years. (Previous: #10)
Others: Del Valle (5-5), Pflugerville Hendrickson (4-6), Austin High (4-6), Round Rock Westwood (4-6) and McNeil (3-7)
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