From The Beginning: 5A Team Histories (246 of 246)

[WOS87]

Links to my histories for all 246 Current 5A teams are now available below.
Let me know if any of the links are incorrect as I typed them all in pretty quickly.***

Enormous thanks goes to Jerry Forrest as well as Chris Lyke for their help and support in completing this project!

246 of the 246 current 5A programs are 99%+ complete with individual game results extending back to the first year of UIL 11-man varsity competition for every single team.


5A Team Histories


REGION I

District 1-5A
El Paso Americas (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epamericas.gif)
El Paso Bel Air (1960) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epbelair.gif)
El Paso Coronado (1965) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epcoronado.gif)
El Paso Eastwood (1963) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epeastwood.gif)
El Paso El Dorado (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epeldorado.gif)
El Paso Franklin (1995) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epfranklin.gif)
El Paso Hanks (1981) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/ephanks.gif)
El Paso Montwood (1992) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epmontwood.gif)
El Paso Socorro (1966) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/epsocorro.gif)

District 2-5A
Amarillo (1908) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/amarillo.gif)
Amarillo Tascosa (1958) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/amarillotascosa.gif)
Lubbock (1910) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lubbock.gif)
Lubbock Coronado (1966) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lubbockcoronado.gif)
Lubbock Monterey (1955) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lubbockmonterey.gif)
Midland (1913) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/midland.gif)
Midland Lee (1961) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/midlandlee.gif)
Odessa (1921) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/o/odessa.gif)
Odessa Permian (1959) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/o/odessapermian.gif)
San Angelo Central (1909) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanangelocentral.gif)

District 3-5A
Abilene (1910) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/abilene.gif)
Burleson (1951) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/burleson.gif)
Fort Worth Paschal (1906) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fwpaschal.gif)
Haltom (1935) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/haltom.gif)
Richland (1961) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/richland.gif)
North Crowley (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/northcrowley.gif)
Weatherford (1910) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/w/weatherford.gif)

District 4-5A
Arlington (1907) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/arlington.gif)
Arlington Bowie (1975) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/arlingtonbowie.gif)
Arlington Lamar (1971) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/arlingtonlamar.gif)
Arlington Martin (1984) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/arlingtonmartin.gif)
Arlington Sam Houston (1963) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/arlsamhouston.gif)
Mansfield (1940) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mansfield.gif)
Mansfield Summit (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mansfieldsummit.gif)

District 5-5A
Colleyville Heritage (1996) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/colleyvilleheritage.gif)
Euless Trinity (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/eulesstrinity.gif)
Grapevine (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/grapevine.gif)
Hurst Bell (1956) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/hurstbell.gif)
Justin Northwest (1927) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/j/justinnorthwest.gif)
Keller (1936) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/keller.gif)
Keller Central (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kellercentral.gif)
Keller Fossil Ridge (1996) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kellerfossilridge.gif)

District 6-5A
Coppell (1963) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/coppell.gif)
Lewisville (1916) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lewisville.gif)
Flower Mound (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/flowermound.gif)
Flower Mound Marcus (1986) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/flowermoundmarcus.gif)
Hebron (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/hebron.gif)
Southlake Carroll (1963) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/southlakecarroll.gif)

District 7-5A
Cedar Hill (1935) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cedarhill.gif)
Duncanville (1934) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/duncanville.gif)
Grand Prairie (1911) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/grandprairie.gif)
Irving (1913) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/i/irving.gif)
Irving MacArthur (1965) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/i/irvingmacarthur.gif)
Irving Nimitz (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/i/irvingnimitz.gif)
South Grand Prairie (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/southgrandprairie.gif)

District 8-5A
Allen (1936) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/allen.gif)
Dallas Jesuit (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dallasjesuit.gif)
McKinney Boyd (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mckinneyboyd.gif)
Plano (1904) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/plano.gif)
Plano East (1982) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/planoeast.gif)
Plano West (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/planowest.gif)
Wylie (1915) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/w/wylie.gif)

REGION II

District 9-5A
Carrollton Creekview (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/carrolltoncreekview.gif)
Dallas Molina (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dallasmolina.gif)
Dallas Skyline (1971) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dallasskyline.gif)
Dallas Sunset (1925) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dallassunset.gif)
Dallas White (1965) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dallaswhite.gif)
Richardson (1910) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/richardson.gif)
Richardson Berkner (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/richardsonberkner.gif)
Richardson Lake Highlands (1962) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lakehighlands.gif)

District 10-5A
Garland (1906) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/garland.gif)
Garland Lakeview Centennial (1977) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/garlandlakeview.gif)
Garland Naaman Forest (1990) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/naamanforest.gif)
Garland Sachse (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/garlandsachse.gif)
North Garland (1971) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/northgarland.gif)
Garland Rowlett (1996) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/rowlett.gif)
South Garland (1964) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/southgarland.gif)

District 11-5A
De Soto (1956) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/desoto.gif)
Mesquite (1904) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mesquite.gif)
Mesquite Horn (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mesquitehorn.gif)
North Mesquite (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/northmesquite.gif)
Tyler John Tyler (1908) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/t/tylerjohntyler.gif)
Tyler Lee (1958) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/t/tylerlee.gif)

District 12-5A
A&M Consolidated (1936) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/amconsolidated.gif)
Belton (1907) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/belton.gif)
Bryan (1912) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/bryan.gif)
Copperas Cove (1956) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/copperascove.gif)
Killeen Ellison (1978) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/killeenellison.gif)
Killeen Harker Heights (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/harkerheights.gif)
Killeen Shoemaker (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/killeenshoemaker.gif)
Temple (1907) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/t/temple.gif)

District 13-5A
Klein (1948) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/klein.gif)
Klein Collins (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kleincollins.gif)
Klein Forest (1980) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kleinforest.gif)
Klein Oak (1984) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kleinoak.gif)
Spring (1960) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/spring.gif)
Spring DeKaney (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/springdekaney.gif)
Spring Westfield (1981) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/springwestfield.gif)
Tomball (1935) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/t/tomball.gif)

District 14-5A
Conroe (1912) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/conroe.gif)
Conroe Oak Ridge (1984) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/conroeoakridge.gif)
The Woodlands (1978) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/t/thewoodlands.gif)
The Woodlands College Park (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/collegepark.gif)
Lufkin (1911) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lufkin.gif)
New Caney (1955) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/newcaney.gif)

District 15-5A
Cypress Creek (1980) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypresscreek.gif)
Cypress-Fairbanks (1939) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypressfairbanks.gif)
Cypress Falls (1994) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypressfalls.gif)
Cypress Ridge (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypressridge.gif)
Cypress Springs (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypresssprings.gif)
Cypress Woods (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cypresswoods.gif)
Jersey Village (1973) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/j/jerseyvillage.gif)
Langham Creek (1986) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/langhamcreek.gif)

District 16-5A
Cedar Park (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cedarpark.gif)
Cedar Park Vista Ridge (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cedarparkvistaridge.gif)
Georgetown (1909) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/georgetown.gif)
Leander (1937) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/leander.gif)
Round Rock (1913) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/roundrock.gif)
Round Rock McNeil (1992) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/roundrockmcneil.gif)
Round Rock Stony Point (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/stonypoint.gif)
Round Rock Westwood (1981) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/roundrockwestwood.gif)

REGION III

District 17-5A
Katy (1939) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/katy.gif)
Katy Cinco Ranch (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/katycincoranch.gif)
Katy Mayde Creek (1986) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/maydecreek.gif)
Katy Morton Ranch (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mortonranch.gif)
Katy Seven Lakes (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/katysevenlakes.gif)
Katy Taylor (1980) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/katytaylor.gif)

District 18-5A
Alief Elsik (1978) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aliefelsik.gif)
Alief Hastings (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aliefhastings.gif)
Alief Taylor (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/alieftaylor.gif)
Houston Memorial (1962) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonmemorial.gif)
Houston Northbrook (1974) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonnorthbrook.gif)
Spring Woods (1964) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/springwoods.gif)
Houston Strake Jesuit (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/strakejesuit.gif)
Houston Stratford (1974) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonstratford.gif)

District 19-5A
Aldine (1936) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aldine.gif)
Aldine Eisenhower (1972) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aldineeisenhower.gif)
Aldine MacArthur (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aldinemacarthur.gif)
Aldine Nimitz (1979) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/aldinenimitz.gif)
Humble (1916) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/humble.gif)
Humble Atascocita (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/atascocita.gif)
Humble Kingwood (1981) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/k/kingwood.gif)

District 20-5A
Houston Bellaire (1955) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonbellaire.gif)
Houston Chavez (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonchavez.gif)
Houston Lamar (1937) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonlamar.gif)
Houston Madison (1966) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonmadison.gif)
Houston Milby (1914) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonmilby.gif)
Houston Sam Houston (1896) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonsamhouston.gif)
Houston Westside (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/houstonwestside.gif)

District 21-5A
Baytown Lee (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/baytownlee.gif)
Baytown Sterling (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/baytownsterling.gif)
Beaumont West Brook (1982) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/beaumontwestbrook.gif)
Channelview (1957) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/channelview.gif)
Galena Park North Shore (1963) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/gpnorthshore.gif)
Port Arthur Memorial (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pamemorial.gif)

District 22-5A
Deer Park (1939) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/deerpark.gif)
La Porte (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/laporte.gif)
Pasadena High (1927) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pasadena.gif)
Pasadena Dobie (1969) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pasadenadobie.gif)
Pasadena Memorial (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pasadenamemorial.gif)
Pasadena Sam Rayburn (1964) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pasadenarayburn.gif)
Pearland (1949) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pearland.gif)
South Houston (1958) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/southhouston.gif)

District 23-5A
Fort Bend Austin (1996) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbaustin.gif)
Fort Bend Bush (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbbush.gif)
Fort Bend Clements (1984) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbclements.gif)
Fort Bend Dulles (1959) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbdulles.gif)
Fort Bend Elkins (1994) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbelkins.gif)
Fort Bend Hightower (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbhightower.gif)
Fort Bend Kempner (1988) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbkempner.gif)
Fort Bend Marshall (2004) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbmarshall.gif)
Fort Bend Travis (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fortbendtravis.gif)
Fort Bend Willowridge (1980) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/f/fbwillowridge.gif)

District 24-5A
Alvin (1909) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/alvin.gif)
Brazoswood (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brazoswood.gif)
Clear Brook (1990) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/clearbrook.gif)
Clear Creek (1930) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/clearcreek.gif)
Clear Lake (1972) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/clearlake.gif)
Clear Springs (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/clearsprings.gif)
Dickinson (1938) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/dickinson.gif)
Galveston Ball (1892) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/galvestonball.gif)

REGION IV

District 25-5A
Austin Akins (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/austinakins.gif)
Austin Anderson (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/austinanderson.gif)
Austin Bowie (1988) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/austinbowie.gif)
Austin Stephen F. Austin (1902) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/austinsfa.gif)
Austin Westlake (1970) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/a/austinwestlake.gif)
Bastrop (1911) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/bastrop.gif)
Pflugerville (1927) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pflugerville.gif)
Pflugerville Connally (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/pflugervilleconnally.gif)

District 26-5A
New Braunfels (1922) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/n/newbraunfels.gif)
San Antonio Churchill (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniochurchill.gif)
San Antonio Johnson (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniojohnson.gif)
San Antonio Lee (1958) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniolee.gif)
San Antonio MacArthur (1952) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniomacarthur.gif)
San Antonio Madison (1978) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniomadison.gif)
San Antonio Reagan (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sareagan.gif)
San Antonio Roosevelt (1967) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/saroosevelt.gif)
Smithson Valley (1976) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/smithsonvalley.gif)

District 27-5A
Converse Judson (1962) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/conversejudson.gif)
Corpus Christi Carroll (1957) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/cccarroll.gif)
Corpus Christi King (1965) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/ccking.gif)
San Antonio East Central (1950) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/saeastcentral.gif)
San Antonio Highlands (1958) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sahighlands.gif)
San Antonio Wagner (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/c/conversewagner.gif)
South San Antonio (1922) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/southsanantonio.gif)
Victoria Memorial (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/v/victoriamemorial.gif)

District 28-5A
San Antonio Brandeis (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniobrandeis.gif)
San Antonio Clark (1978) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/saclark.gif)
San Antonio Holmes (1964) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/saholmes.gif)
San Antonio Jay (1968) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniojay.gif)
San Antonio Marshall (1950) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/samarshall.gif)
San Antonio O'Connor (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/saoconnor.gif)
San Antonio Stevens (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniostevens.gif)
San Antonio Taft (1986) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniotaft.gif)
San Antonio Warren (2002) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sawarren.gif)

District 29-5A
Del Rio (1915) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/delrio.gif)
Eagle Pass (1909) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/eaglepass.gif)
Eagle Pass Winn (2006) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/eaglepasswinn.gif)
Laredo Alexander (1994) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/laredoalexander.gif)
Laredo Martin (1912) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/laredomartin.gif)
Laredo United (1964) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/laredounited.gif)
Laredo United South (1992) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/laredounitedsouth.gif)
San Antonio Southwest (1951) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanantoniosouthwest.gif)

District 30-5A
Donna (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/d/donna.gif)
La Joya (1933) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lajoya.gif)
La Joya Palmview (2008) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/lajoyapalmview.gif)
McAllen (1914) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mcallen.gif)
McAllen Memorial (1982) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mcallenmemorial.gif)
McAllen Rowe (1992) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/m/mcallenrowe.gif)
Mission Sharyland (1955) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sharyland.gif)
Rio Grande City (1932) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/r/riograndecity.gif)

District 31-5A
Edinburg (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/edinburg.gif)
Edinburg Economedes (2000) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/edinburgeconomedes.gif)
Edinburg North (1991) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/e/edinburgnorth.gif)
Harlingen (1913) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/harlingen.gif)
Harlingen South (1993) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/h/harlingensouth.gif)
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo (1920) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/psja.gif)
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Memorial (1998) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/psjamemorial.gif)
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo North (1992) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/p/psjanorth.gif)

District 32-5A
Brownsville Hanna (1910) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brownsvillehanna.gif)
Brownsville Lopez (1994) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brownsvillelopez.gif)
Brownsville Pace (1975) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brownsvillepace.gif)
Brownsville Porter (1975) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brownsvilleporter.gif)
Brownsville Rivera (1990) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/b/brownsvillerivera.gif)
Los Fresnos (1930) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/losfresnos.gif)
San Benito (1913) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/s/sanbenito.gif)
Weslaco (1922) (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/w/weslaco.gif)

[dada]

I graduated in 92 and off the top of my head just looking at this,only two schools that opened later than 92 have won titles(Football), Hebron...and that was 4A. CyFalls is the only 5A school to come close. I could be wrong though.

[hunterbunter]

hey WOS what about Los Fresnos?

[WOS87]

hey WOS what about Los Fresnos?

What about Los Fresnos? They were playing football back in the 1930's... so they are actually one of the older programs compared to other 5A schools


They competed in 6-man football up through 1948 and I don't have any of those records currently but here's all but the first 30 games that they played in 11-man competition:

Los Fresnos 1952-2007 (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/losfresnos.gif)

[hunterbunter]

What about Los Fresnos? They were playing football back in the 1930's... so they are actually one of the older programs compared to other 5A schools


They competed in 6-man football up through 1948 and I don't have any of those records currently but here's all but the first 30 games that they played in 11-man competition:

Los Fresnos 1952-2007 (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/losfresnos.gif)

you put the 100 youngest 5A programs. i thought you meant the schools with the least number of years in class 5A.

[WOS87]

I graduated in 92 and off the top of my head just looking at this,only two schools that opened later than 92 have won titles(Football), Hebron...and that was 4A. CyFalls is the only 5A school to come close. I could be wrong though.

50% of the current 5A schools have opened since 1967 but only 7 titles in the largest classification have been won by those 123 schools combined. Only 3 have been won by schools that opened after 1970.

In 1970, three different schools that would eventually go on to win a combined 4 titles fielded their first varsity teams: Austin Westlake, Euless Trinity and Brazoswood.

There have only been 3 additional schools to open since 1970 that have also won a largest classification title: Stratford (1st varsity season in '74), West Brook (1st season in '82) and Flower Mound Marcus (1st season in '86)


North Crowley, Hebron and Willowridge are all relatively young and have won 4A titles but haven't nabbed a 5A trophy yet.

[HebronHawk]

It would be interesting to rank the newest 100 by their playoff success.

[Dynastybegan86]

Hey WOS, Isn't Katy Seven Lakes having their inaugural varsity season in 5A this year(2008)? They were 4A last year. :confused:

[WOS87]

Hey WOS, Isn't Katy Seven Lakes having their inaugural varsity season in 5A this year(2008)? They were 4A last year. :confused:

They're in order of when they played their first varsity UIL season ever, no matter what the classification, because I'm not just researching the seasons playing in 5A. That would be too easy! :cool:

[Dynastybegan86]

That would be too easy! :cool:

:eek::D

[Maxthedog]

Amazing! I see something you post and I am drawn to it like a moth to a bug zapper. I read it over and over again. I get confused. I am unworthy.
Great stuff WOS, I stand in your shadow.

To you, the information age is merely a bowl of Sugar Frosted Flakes!

[ktCarl]

As usual, I'm amazed at the awesomeness of WOS87!! :notworthy

[twcpfan1]

As usual, I'm amazed at the awesomeness of WOS87!! :notworthy

as am I

[Papa LoneStar]

Thanks for researching and posting this.

It's nice to see the schedules/scores of Killeen Ellison during the years I was going to a feeding elementary/middle school....:cool:

[TEAMFALCON]

Los Fresnos is missing.

2004 was their first year in 5A.



2004: 4-6
2005: 9-3 Area
2006: 12-1 Reg Sem
2007: 10-3 Reg Sem

[JagDad07]

Only 6 of the 100 have won more than two-thirds of their games all-time (>66.67% winning percentage) and I would be surprised if anyone could correctly name half of them as they aren't really the usual suspects that most people would guess.

Well, I already knew Summit was one. But that's the only one I know off the top of my head (I'd guess Hebron)

[WOS87]

Los Fresnos is missing.

I already addressed that several posts ago... Los Fresnos' first year in the UIL was 1930, and that's the year that the above listing is going by.


What about Los Fresnos? They were playing football back in the 1930's... so they are actually one of the older programs compared to other 5A schools


They competed in 6-man football up through 1948 and I don't have any of those records currently but here's all but the first 30 games that they played in 11-man competition:

Los Fresnos 1952-2007 (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/l/losfresnos.gif)

[WOS87]

Well, I already knew Summit was one. But that's the only one I know off the top of my head (I'd guess Hebron)


1. 72.97% El Paso Franklin (108-40-0)
2. 72.03% Pflugerville Connally (85-33-0)
2. 71.13% Ft Bend Hightower (69-28-0)
3. 70.59% Mansfield Summitt (48-20-0)
5. 69.20% San Antonio Clark (230-101-5)
6. 69.07% Lewisville Hebron (67-30-0)
7. 66.67% The Woodlands College Park (14-7-0)

[WOS87]

I put together all but 4 seasons of Brazoswood's 39 year history (#118 on the list above) and it is definitely one for the record books. To this day, I believe Brazoswood is still the only program to go 10-0-0 in its first season ever, playing in the largest classification.

There have been a few teams who had 10-0-0 regular seasons in their first season moving up to the largest classification (e.g. Southlake Carroll in 2002) but I'm talking about first season ever for the school.

I know of only two other programs in the lower classifications who have done it and both of them had perfect seasons (Hamshire-Fannett's 12-0-0 inaugural season in 1961 in Class B, and Lubbock Estacado's 15-0-0 3A state championship inaugural season in 1968)

Brazoswood maintained the highest overall winning percentage in the state for the entire decade of the 1970's and continued to hold the #1 spot through a large portion of the 1980's until Permian surpassed them in 1984.

In their first 9 years of existence (if you include their initial year in 1969 playing a JV schedule) they lost only 6 regular season games.

Brazoswood Regular Season Records
1969 10-0-0
1970 10-0-0
1971 9-1-0
1972 9-1-0
1973 9-0-1
1974 9-1-0
1975 9-1-0
1976 9-1-0
1977 9-1-0

In 1973 they became the only program that I am currently aware of (although there probably are a handful of others out there), that went undefeated for the season, had no games forfeited, and still did not qualify for the playoffs.

Brazoswood was ranked #1 in the state going into the final game of the season against archrival Brazosport, who played them to a 14-14 tie and claimed the district title and right to advance to the playoffs by leading in penetrations 3-2, which was the tiebreak method used. Brazoswood ended the season with a 9-0-1 record.

[slorch]

Most people will not care about this but I'm about to hit a milestone in my research on the 5A classification.

I don't think I am the only one on here that is amazed by your work, and your school is just one of those little 3A jobbers;)

You are way over the top in your research efforts and I always enjoy perusing your work.

Thank you!

[WOS87]

I don't think I am the only one on here that is amazed by your work, and your school is just one of those little 3A jobbers;)


They may be 3A now but they were 5A when I was wandering the halls so I still claim 5A status by means of the grandfather clause
:cool::cool::cool:

[RedRage00]

I don't think I am the only one on here that is amazed by your work, and your school is just one of those little 3A jobbers;)

You are way over the top in your research efforts and I always enjoy perusing your work.

Thank you!

Isn't your school like 1A?

[slorch]

Isn't your school like 1A?

I graduated from a 2A. Went to a 5A from 9 thru 11.

Bros graduated from 1A.

[okt0ber]

you put the 100 youngest 5A programs. i thought you meant the schools with the least number of years in class 5A.

No.

[eingedikid]

From a sociological perspective it is truly interesting to see how this reflects the dramatic emergence of the Lone Star State from a rural orientation to an urban/suburban and now exurban nature. What's also interesting is how so many of the older 4A programs were at one time 5A, how the more stand-alone mid-size cities such as Longview, Tyler, San Angelo and the like have remained static in many ways, and some fo the original urban powerhouses in terms of size and power, such as some of the DISD, HISD and SAISD schools, have actually declined (in more ways than one, unfortunately). What is probably fascinating at the 4A level is the number of schools that have emerged in the "exurban" areas along the I-35 corridor (and other major transportation corridors), such as Steele, Hays Consolidated, Lehman and the like, and to a certain extent (at teh 5A level) schools like Judson, SLC and Katy which in many ways were arguably rural, then exurban and now suburban. From a purely sociological and historical perspective, I find all this truly fascinating

[WOS87]

From a purely sociological and historical perspective, I find all this truly fascinating

I agree... if you look at where most of the new school openings have occurred over the decades you find that Houston and DFW have essentially been alternating in the lead over the past 50 years (Houston in the 60's, 80's and 00's and DFW in the 70's and 90's) with the RGV having a real surge in the 1990's and the I-35 corridor in the 2000's.

The category listed as "Other" consists mainly of schools in smaller urban areas such as from Laredo, Corpus, the Golden Triangle, the Panhandle and the Permian Basin.

2000-2008 School Openings (among the current 246 schools classified as 5A)
Greater Houston - 19
DFW - 10
CenTex - 6
Greater San Antonio - 6
Other - 3
RGV - 2
El Paso - 1

1990-1999 School Openings
RGV - 7
DFW - 6
Greater Houston - 5
El Paso - 3
Other - 3
CenTex - 2
Other - 2
Greater San Antonio - 0

1980-1989 School Openings
Greater Houston - 12
DFW - 3
CenTex - 2
RGV - 1
Greater San Antonio - 1
El Paso - 1
Other - 1

1970-1979 School Openings
DFW - 10
Greater Houston - 9
Greater San Antonio - 3
CenTex - 2
RGV - 2
El Paso - 0
Other - 0

1960-1969 School Openings
Greater Houston - 9
DFW - 8
Greater San Antonio - 5
El Paso - 4
Other - 4
CenTex - 1
RGV - 0

[WOS87]

A large amount of data was compiled today and the original post now contains very nearly the complete histories of over half of the current 246 5A schools (134 to be exact).

It's amazing that the 140 schools that have opened in the past 45 years since 1964 have only won a combined 9 State Titles in the largest existing classification, with Trinity being the only program to have more than one...

whereas the 10 schools that got their start in the 3 season period from 1961-1963 have won a combined 15 titles in the largest classification, with 5 of the 10 schools each having won at least one.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: At least the framework of the complete histories of 150 programs has now been posted on the initial post, with the majority of them 95-100% complete. I rearranged them in to the current district alignment for greater ease in finding particular programs.

Let me know of any errors or if you happen to know missing results and I'll gladly update the posts.

Also... let me know if any of the 150 links are not working as I typed them all in by hand, so it's quite possible a missed keystroke here or there could have made a link or two invalid.

[WOS87]

As I have no idea what's going on over on texashsfootball.com where the majority of my historical files are posted... I'm adding in all of my histories for the 5A programs on to this post so that they will be accessible to those who want them.

If there's a year listed after the school name it means the history extends back to the initial varsity season... if not the history is incomplete

Links to my histories for all 246 Current 5A teams are now available on the original post.

Let me know if any of the links are incorrect as I typed them all in pretty quickly.

[LoboFan07]

Grand Prairie (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/g/grandprairie.gif)

Hey WOS, is there something I don't know about GP. Your records says 1990 but I know Longview played at least some team from GP in 1958, 1959, and 1970.

Edit: Nevermind, just saw your last post.

[Highlander82]

Don't know why you have Lewisville Hebron? It's just Hebron. You don't have Lewisville Flower Mound or Lewisville Flower Mound Marcus. Why Lewisville Hebron?

[HebronDad]

WOS87... We speak your name....

Love,

Oprah

[DragonFan0316]

Amazing work. Thank you.

[TulsaHale74]

Don't know why you have Lewisville Hebron? It's just Hebron. You don't have Lewisville Flower Mound or Lewisville Flower Mound Marcus. Why Lewisville Hebron?
Should be Carrollton Hebron, right?;)

[CHS98]

wow, im speechless, althoug I noticed you only had Conroe W-L going back to 1985.. Conroe joined UIL in 1929... although i dont know what year they joined 11-man football, but im sure it was in the 40's or 50's

[WOS87]

wow, im speechless, althoug I noticed you only had Conroe W-L going back to 1985.. Conroe joined UIL in 1929... although i dont know what year they joined 11-man football, but im sure it was in the 40's or 50's

Thanks... like it says at the top of the original post, only those histories that have an actual year listed after them go all the way back to the inaugural seasons. This is a project that has been 4 years in the making and I still have quite a ways to go.

[tjw]

How do you view this as when I click on a school I get some obscure view that is not readable?

[WOS87]

How do you view this as when I click on a school I get some obscure view that is not readable?

Your browser is shrinking the images down to fit on the page.... move your mouse over the image on the left side of the page and click on it and it should zoom out to original size.

[WOS87]

wow, im speechless, althoug I noticed you only had Conroe W-L going back to 1985.. Conroe joined UIL in 1929... although i dont know what year they joined 11-man football, but im sure it was in the 40's or 50's

Here's the list of all current 5A programs, their inaugural seasons of 11-man varsity play and their all-time win-loss records through 2007. Conroe actually started playing back as early as 1912

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/classof5A2008.gif

[WOS87]

I have found records showing Ball High actually played football as early as 1892 so the above table needs to be updated in several spots:

Galveston Daily News December 25, 1892

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/ballhigh1892.gif

[CHS98]

wow, i am totally amazed...the amount of data you have compiled is mind blowing.. thanks for all the hard work

[SGP 06 Alumni]

One correction should probably be made to SGP for last year's season. We did beat Irving 20-17, but we ended up having to forfeit because of our coach playing an ineligible player. So even though it hurts my school's history, I am just trying to make it more accurate. Should it still go down as a win because technically we did, or should it go down as a loss with an asterisk next to it.

[WOS87]

One correction should probably be made to SGP for last year's season. We did beat Irving 20-17, but we ended up having to forfeit because of our coach playing an ineligible player. So even though it hurts my school's history, I am just trying to make it more accurate. Should it still go down as a win because technically we did, or should it go down as a loss with an asterisk next to it.

All of my stats are calculated using on-the-field results. If there was a forfeit I usually just add an asterisk and a note at the bottom. Thanks for pointing that out. I'll update it as soon as I can.

[Dynastybegan86]

All I know is that if it has been 7 days since you last showed your repsect to WOS87, its been a week!

Hey WOS, Awesome!:notworthy

[CHS98]

I would love to be able to do something like that....

[KatyTigerDad0407]

Threads like this need to be saved and accessible. I vote to give WSO87 his own forum just below the Pick'em Challenge and above Game Day. Call it Stats and Histories by WOS87.

[CHS98]

Threads like this need to be saved and accessible. I vote to give WSO87 his own forum just below the Pick'em Challenge and above Game Day. Call it Stats and Histories by WOS87.

I think that is a great idea.. I second that motion

[WOS87]

I think that is a great idea.. I second that motion

FYI I've added what I have for Conroe going back to their first season in the largest classification (1968). Still quite a bit more to do.....

[CHS98]

FYI I've added what I have for Conroe going back to their first season in the largest classification (1968). Still quite a bit more to do.....

:notworthy

[WOS87]

One correction should probably be made to SGP for last year's season. We did beat Irving 20-17, but we ended up having to forfeit because of our coach playing an ineligible player. So even though it hurts my school's history, I am just trying to make it more accurate. Should it still go down as a win because technically we did, or should it go down as a loss with an asterisk next to it.

I've amended the history and filled in a couple dozen missing scores while I was at it. Only 8 scores missing out of the entire SGP history now

[LH fan]

nm. I guess you don't have a complete history for Lake Highlands. I wonder where i could find this info?

[WOS87]

:notworthy

I've added in A LOT of the Conroe history going all the way back to 1912.... more to come

[WOS87]

nm. I guess you don't have a complete history for Lake Highlands. I wonder where i could find this info?


Let me see what I can put together

[twcpfan1]

WOS87 is a god. Incredible work.

[DiamondJ2]

Do you know who the top 25 teams are that have the longest streak as far as consecutive winning seasons? Being a "stat" fanatic, I've enjoyed your numerous posts on a multitude of subjects.

[WOS87]

The Lake Highlands history is now mostly complete except for 4 seasons in the early '80's.

In regards to consecutive winning seasons stats... I would have to add a new tracking measure on my database to accurately compile that so it would take me quite a bit of time. Pilot Point, Converse Judson, Plano and Harlingen are the teams that immediately come to mind, all of which have had 25+ season winning streaks at some point in their respective histories.

WO-S will notch their 25th consecutive non-losing season this year if they can win two more games (that darn 5-5 season in 2001 keeps it from being a winning season streak)

[CHS98]

I am more amazed each time I read one of your posts

:notworthy

[CHS98]

thanks for the email by the way... although I noticed, there werent any back to back games with such scores.. but there were two 100+ point wins for Conroe.. which is amazing.. again, thanks for all the information

[WOS87]

thanks for the email by the way... although I noticed, there werent any back to back games with such scores.. but there were two 100+ point wins for Conroe.. which is amazing.. again, thanks for all the information

I'm working my way backwards to try to fill in as much of the Conroe history as I can... except for '72 and '73 the vast majority of the history is added in all the way back to 1951.

From Week 1 1979 thru Week 10 1980 Conroe went 19-0-1....

That must have SUCKED to go 9-0-1 and not qualify for the playoffs in '79

[SLC]

you put the 100 youngest 5A programs. i thought you meant the schools with the least number of years in class 5A.


Honey Buns... You should really learn to read before you speak.... BWAHAHA

:D

[CHS98]

I'm working my way backwards to try to fill in as much of the Conroe history as I can... except for '72 and '73 the vast majority of the history is added in all the way back to 1951.

From Week 1 1979 thru Week 10 1980 Conroe went 19-0-1....

That must have SUCKED to go 9-0-1 and not qualify for the playoffs in '79

I think in those days, only the district champ advanced.. and whoever won district that year must have gone 10-0 or won on penetrations or something like that.... BTW, thank you SO MUCH for your hard work, we all appreciate it.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: The total number of histories extending back to the inaugural season has gone up to 160 out of 246 total 5A programs (right at 65.0%).... I've added quite a bit to a lot of the histories and am in the process of tacking on the 2008 season results to all of them.

The most recent histories completed (just this evening actually) were the Channelview and Pasadena Sam Rayburn histories. I've also extended both of the 5A 2008 State Championship program's histories back to their respective beginnings (Katy in 1939 and Allen in 1936).

[LH fan]

Just wanted to thank you again and bow to your greatness for all of this work! Just to let everyone know how great WOS87 is, I selfishly asked him investigate the missing history for Lake Highlands, and within a day, he had almost all of it done, back to '62. Unreal, and I can't thank you enough...stuff like this is like crack to Texas HS football fiends like myself.

Good good stuff right here.

[TigerAlum02]

Wow.... I am astounded at the research that you have done!!! I also think that you should have your own permanent thread on here. One question... is the end game of this research to publish a book on the history of Texas High School football? If not, it needs to be! Great work

[WOS87]

UPDATE: #161 - The South Houston history has been extended back to their inaugural season of 1958

[Ridgemom]

Awesome research, WOS87! Thank you! :notworthy:notworthy:notworthy

[WOS87]

UPDATE: #162 - Pearland

The Pearland 11-man football history has been added. It should be noted that Pearland did field a 6-man football squad prior to 1949.

I've also added in the records of the 7 rookie 5A programs of 2008 (Clear Springs, Cypress Woods, Fort Bend Travis, La Joya Palmview, San Antonio Brandeis, San Antonio Johnson, and Spring DeKaney)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I'm in the process of updating all of the histories to add in the 2008 season. I'm working my way district by district, have completed 1-5A, and am halfway through 2-5A. I'm trying to extend any of the missing seasons back as far as I can and have added quite a bit to the Amarillo High, Amarillo Tascosa, and Lubbock High histories as well as adding in several missing seasons to most of the 5A El Paso schools

[85Roughneck]

WOS87 ... I see that you have Strake Jesiut listed with only four years shown. I'm guess that's how long they've been 5A right? I know we played them back in the mid 80's but I don't know what class they were in or if they were even in the UIL being a Catholic private school. Do you have Strake's history since they began playing football? I remember playing them and they were fairly tough. It would be interesting to see the history between Strake and my old school Columbia High.

[WOS87]

WOS87 ... I see that you have Strake Jesiut listed with only four years shown. I'm guess that's how long they've been 5A right? I know we played them back in the mid 80's but I don't know what class they were in or if they were even in the UIL being a Catholic private school. Do you have Strake's history since they began playing football? I remember playing them and they were fairly tough. It would be interesting to see the history between Strake and my old school Columbia High.

I've done the Dallas Jesuit history back to their inaugural season of 1942 and have plans to work on Houston Strake Jesuit but just haven't gotten there yet... Strake has been around since the early 1960's but they competed in the TCIL through 1999, were independent from 2000-2003 and have only been allowed in the U.I.L. since 2004 which is why I've only got their season records since '04 listed in the original post. I'll put them on my "to-do" list but please realize that my "to-do" list is currently pretty long.... I'm a one-man show here :)

I'd also be interested in seeing their history as they have the claim to fame of being the first team EVER to play/beat West Orange-Stark, beating us 3-0 in our very first game in 1977. As that was the only time we ever played them, they are currently 1-0 against us, making them one of only 11 programs to have a winning all-time record against WO-S (out of about 70 different programs that we have played in the past 32 seasons).


In regards to West Columbia, I have 99%+ of their history at the link below, so you can see all of their games vs. Strake there. Looks like you first started playing each other in 1970.

Click here ---> West Columbia (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/w/westcolumbia.gif)

[85Roughneck]

In regards to West Columbia, I have 99%+ of their history at the link below, so you can see all of their games vs. Strake there. Looks like you first started playing each other in 1970.

Click here ---> West Columbia (http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/thsf/w/westcolumbia.gif)

Wow, thanks man. That's impressive. Thanks a lot.

The 87 in WOS87 .. would that be your graduating year from West Orange Stark? If so then maybe you played in that game against the Roughnecks that year which ended the 'Necks run. Wayne Williams was a sophomore when I was a senior. We had a pair of monsters in the backfield in '85 so thats why Wayne was a 2 in '85. By '87 Wayne was a straight up Bad A$$, no doubt. He had a great year in '87. But as you can see the talent ran thin for several years afterwards. Oh well, that's how it goes out there in the country especially after the oil field went away.

anyways .. thanks again for putting that together for me.

[85Roughneck]

Do you know who the top 25 teams are that have the longest streak as far as consecutive winning seasons? Being a "stat" fanatic, I've enjoyed your numerous posts on a multitude of subjects.

Isn't the Houston Yates Lions the owner of this record at something like 32 years in a row for winning seasons ... I'm not just pulling that out of the air I'm pretty sure I heard that on TV this past season. Someone please clarify this for us.

[dada]

Isn't the Houston Yates Lions the owner of this record at something like 32 years in a row for winning seasons ... I'm not just pulling that out of the air I'm pretty sure I heard that on TV this past season. Someone please clarify this for us.

they have the longest playoff streak I beleive. Was in Jepoardy this year, but they made it with a 4-5 record.

[85Roughneck]

they have the longest playoff streak I beleive. Was in Jepoardy this year, but they made it with a 4-5 record.

OK, you may be right ... even though you're shorter than me ... ;):D

I heard something on the Randy McIlvoy show I think, you know ... "Randy's Rants" ... Randy was talking about the storied program there at Jack Yates high school and how that district used to be a source of D1 talent and how many kids went to the NFL and so on. I bet the Yates Lions rank pretty high in this stat though ... don't you think?

[dada]

OK, you may be right ... even though you're shorter than me ... ;):D

I heard something on the Randy McIlvoy show I think, you know ... "Randy's Rants" ... Randy was talking about the storied program there at Jack Yates high school and how that district used to be a source of D1 talent and how many kids went to the NFL and so on. I bet the Yates Lions rank pretty high in this stat though ... don't you think?

I'm still growing!...wait until next season.:D
Yates produes great talent. Football or school for that matter isn't a priority to most in that area though.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I'm in the process of updating all of the histories to add in the 2008 season. I'm working my way district by district, have completed 1-5A, and am halfway through 2-5A. I'm trying to extend any of the missing seasons back as far as I can and have added quite a bit to the Amarillo High, Amarillo Tascosa, and Lubbock High histories as well as adding in several missing seasons to most of the 5A El Paso schools


UPDATE: I'm midway through 5-5A in regards to adding in the 2008 season results and have already completed updates for Districts 1-5A thru 4-5A and 30-5A thru 32-5A.

In regards to team histories extending back to initial seasons, I've now done just that for over 2/3 of the 246 current 5A programs

I'm advancing about 5-6 teams per day so expect the remainder of Region I to be updated in the next week

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I have updated ALL Region I teams to include the 2008 results and have extended quite a few of those histories back a few years and added in several hundred missing scores. My goal is to update a district each day so I hope to have the entire 5A classification updated in the next 3 weeks as the RGV districts have already been completed as well as the Southeast Texas district.

[Redbird]

Once again, such an amazing job with all the info wos87. Kudos on all your hard work. :notworthy

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Team histories for exactly half of the 5A districts have been updated to include the 2008 results in addition to filling in quite a bit of prior results (Districts 1-5A thru 12-5A, 21-5A, 30-5A, 31-5A and 32-5A). The remaining team histories should all be updated over the next 2 weeks. Please let me know of any errors or omissions and I will correct them.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Well over half of the 5A histories have been updated and the overall total that extends back to the initial varsity season is now up to 174 out of 246 total. I'm finishing up updating 16-5A today and plan on putting a large dent in updating Region III tomorrow. All of the RGV histories and all of the SE Texas histories (everything East of Harris County and quite a bit of Harris County itself) have already been updated.

[nomomojo]

Need to bump this back to the first page and thank you very much for all of your hard work.

[WOS87]

Need to bump this back to the first page and thank you very much for all of your hard work.


UPDATE: THANK YOU! I just added in the complete histories of Houston Bellaire and Houston Lamar (the only current 5A program in HISD which can claim a UIL Football State Championship) bringing the total number of 5A histories extending back to their initial varsity seasons to 177 out of 246

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I just completed updating the final history from Region III and now only have districts 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 to complete for the entire classification. I've extended quite a few of the Region III program histories back to their initial varsity season (all but 9 of them actually) and have added in hundreds of missing results.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I just completed 25-5A and 26-5A updates with only three districts remaining (27, 28 & 29)

[svhorns]

UPDATE: I just completed 25-5A and 26-5A updates with only three districts remaining (27, 28 & 29)

Not trying to be nit picky... but on the SV history for 2008 you put Judson Wagner... it's San Antonio Wagner.

[WOS87]

Not trying to be nit picky... but on the SV history for 2008 you put Judson Wagner... it's San Antonio Wagner.

It's Wagner High School in Judson ISD

[svhorns]

It's Wagner High School in Judson ISD

Understandable but Judson isn't the name of the City... Converse is... and Wagner isn't in Converse it's in San Antonio... I'm pretty sure they go by San Antonio Wagner... but it's your history not mine...

[rocketgrl94]

Understandable but Judson isn't the name of the City... Converse is... and Wagner isn't in Converse it's in San Antonio... I'm pretty sure they go by San Antonio Wagner... but it's your history not mine...

Yes they do

[WOS87]

Okay, it has been corrected... at least in the Wagner, CJ and SV histories

[- sTp -]

WOS87,

http://texashsfootball.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24873

needs to be part of your signature! Wear it like a badge of honor.

Great work sir. :notworthy

[grayowl60]

Okay, it has been corrected... at least in the Wagner, CJ and SV histories
So... then is it Richardson Lake Highlands, or Dallas Lake Highlands?

[WOS87]

So... then is it Richardson Lake Highlands, or Dallas Lake Highlands?


Houston Memorial, Stratford, Spring Woods and Northbrook

...or Spring Branch Memorial, Stratford, Spring Woods and Northbrook

There are dozens of schools that are called different names. The most common monikers are either (1) The town name where the school is located followed by the name of the school or (2) The school district to which the school belongs followed by the name of the school

I try to go with what schools tend to call themselves except in cases where there could be some confusion (e.g. El Paso Del Valle and Austin Del Valle --- which isn't actually in Austin but near it).

[grayowl60]

Houston Memorial, Stratford, Spring Woods and Northbrook

...or Spring Branch Memorial, Stratford, Spring Woods and Northbrook

There are dozens of schools that are called different names. The most common monikers are either (1) The town name where the school is located followed by the name of the school or (2) The school district to which the school belongs followed by the name of the school

I try to go with what schools tend to call themselves except in cases where there could be some confusion (e.g. El Paso Del Valle and Austin Del Valle --- which isn't actually in Austin but near it).
Lots of confusion when some games played at Wildcat-Ram stadium, "in Richardson" when its miles from the Richardson city limits, on the Lake Highlands campus.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I just completed 27-5A and 28-5A updates

[WOS87]

UPDATE: All 246 5A Histories are now updated to include through the 2008 season results. 182 of them start at the initial season of UIL varsity football play.

Please let me know of any omissions or errors and I will gladly correct them. I'm moving on to 4A now...

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Out of the 246 current 5A football programs in the state I've now extended football histories back to the initial season of varsity play for 75% of them. The most recent updates include A&M Consolidated, Fort Bend Dulles, El Paso Bel Air and El Paso Coronado

[WOS87]

UPDATE: I'm pretty sure I've added in very close to 1000 missing scores to the histories from districts 1-5A and 2-5A tonight. The histories of both El Paso Socorro and Lubbock High have both been extended back to their initial varsity seasons bringing the total to 186 out of 246 5A programs (76%). Other histories that have been updated include El Paso Eastwood, El Paso Hanks, El Paso Montwood, El Paso Franklin, Amarillo High and Amarillo Tascosa.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: The histories of both Midland High and Odessa High have been extended back to their initial varsity seasons (1913 and 1921 respectively) and the histories of both Lubbock Coronado and Monterey have been completed. This leaves only San Angelo left from 2-5A and brings the total of completed 5A histories to 188 out of 246 (76.4% of the total)

[mad_fan]

UPDATE: The histories of both Midland High and Odessa High have been extended back to their initial varsity seasons (1913 and 1921 respectively) and the histories of both Lubbock Coronado and Monterey have been completed. This leaves only San Angelo left from 2-5A and brings the total of completed 5A histories to 188 out of 246 (76.4% of the total)

We're last???;)

[WOS87]

We're last???;)

Sorry.... that's just the way the alphabet goes. Just be happy that you're not Weslaco ;)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Complete histories of all teams from both Districts 1-5A and 2-5A are now posted (including San Angelo!) bringing the total to 190 out of 246 (77%)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Complete histories of all teams from District 3-5A and all but Mansfield from District 4-5A are now posted bringing the total to 193 out of 246

[mad_fan]

UPDATE: Complete histories of all teams from both Districts 1-5A and 2-5A are now posted (including San Angelo!) bringing the total to 190 out of 246 (77%)

:notworthy...Last in district...but not in the State...;)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Complete histories of all teams from Districts 1-5A through District 6-5A are now posted bringing the total number of histories going back to the initial varsity season of play to 197 out of 246 (more than 80%). Only 49 left to go!!

:):)

[WOS87]

200!!

[85Roughneck]

200!!

Good work my friend ... and if I haven't told you lately ... THANKS! :notworthy

[WOS87]

UPDATE: FYI, a new milestone has been reached in that I have posted the histories of every Region 1-5A football program back to their respective initial seasons of varsity play (in regards to what's on file with the UIL).

There are still a few missing scores and for some of the really old programs I'm sure that there are games that were played that weren't reported to the UIL. Irregardless, 99%+ of the game results of ALL 61 Region I-5A teams are now available in the original post of this thread and 203 of the 246 5A team histories statewide are now pretty much complete.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: All team histories from Districts 1-5A through 11-5A are now 99%+ complete with only 31 5A team histories left statewide that haven't been extended back to their respective seasons of initial 11-man varsity play (215 out of 246 have been mostly completed).

Up next to complete Region II-5A:

Tomball
Georgetown
Leander
Round Rock

I'll also be filling in all of the missing scores for the rest of the Region II-5A teams that have already been mostly completed

[svrangerfan]

This is great info. Smithson Valley won 43 games from 1976 to 1992. It took Larry Hill 5 years to win 43 games. We had to be everybody's favorite homecoming opponent.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 212 out of 246 now posted. Most recent histories completed include Belton, Copperas Cove, Humble and Temple

[catcher]

I think Permian had a better overall winning % than Brazoswood during the 1970s.

Permian 109-14 88.6%
Brazoswood 109-17-3 84.5%

No question both teams had a great decade, but I thought since we had the numbers in front of us I would split the hairs a bit.

I put together all but 4 seasons of Brazoswood's 39 year history (#118 on the list above) and it is definitely one for the record books. To this day, I believe Brazoswood is still the only program to go 10-0-0 in its first season ever, playing in the largest classification.

There have been a few teams who had 10-0-0 regular seasons in their first season moving up to the largest classification (e.g. Southlake Carroll in 2002) but I'm talking about first season ever for the school.

I know of only two other programs in the lower classifications who have done it and both of them had perfect seasons (Hamshire-Fannett's 12-0-0 inaugural season in 1961 in Class B, and Lubbock Estacado's 15-0-0 3A state championship inaugural season in 1968)

Brazoswood maintained the highest overall winning percentage in the state for the entire decade of the 1970's and continued to hold the #1 spot through a large portion of the 1980's until Permian surpassed them in 1984.

In their first 9 years of existence (if you include their initial year in 1969 playing a JV schedule) they lost only 6 regular season games.

Brazoswood Regular Season Records
1969 10-0-0
1970 10-0-0
1971 9-1-0
1972 9-1-0
1973 9-0-1
1974 9-1-0
1975 9-1-0
1976 9-1-0
1977 9-1-0

In 1973 they became the only program that I am currently aware of (although there probably are a handful of others out there), that went undefeated for the season, had no games forfeited, and still did not qualify for the playoffs.

Brazoswood was ranked #1 in the state going into the final game of the season against archrival Brazosport, who played them to a 14-14 tie and claimed the district title and right to advance to the playoffs by leading in penetrations 3-2, which was the tiebreak method used. Brazoswood ended the season with a 9-0-1 record.

[WOS87]

I think Permian had a better overall winning % than Brazoswood during the 1970s.

Permian 109-14 88.6%
Brazoswood 109-17-3 84.5%

No question both teams had a great decade, but I thought since we had the numbers in front of us I would split the hairs a bit.

True, but looking at overall winning percentages (which would include Permian's games since 1959) Brazoswood maintained a higher winning percentage until the early 1980's (again splitting hairs but that's what I was referring to in the original post quoted).

[AMustz]

In 1973 they became the only program that I am currently aware of (although there probably are a handful of others out there), that went undefeated for the season, had no games forfeited, and still did not qualify for the playoffs.

Brazoswood was ranked #1 in the state going into the final game of the season against archrival Brazosport, who played them to a 14-14 tie and claimed the district title and right to advance to the playoffs by leading in penetrations 3-2, which was the tiebreak method used. Brazoswood ended the season with a 9-0-1 record.

I knew of one other program, Sherman, who went 9-0-1 in the highest classification at the time (4A) in 1977, but didn't make the playoffs.
I didn't know who tied them and went to the playoffs, so I checked out the old Collier-Sharp site and WOS87's history to find out something interesting. (to me anyway)

Sherman began 1977 as AP's top ranked 4A team. Plano was the 13-4A team that tied them 14-14. Plano didn't break into the AP top 10 until the final week (No 9 and Sherman was still ranked ahead of them). Plano went on to win the 4A state championship and along the way beat No 8 Highland Park in the QF, No 3 Odessa Permian in the SF, and No 1 Port Neches-Groves in the Finals. Pretty tough row to hoe.

Interestingly, Sherman was the AP's top ranked 4A team when they played Plano the previous year and Plano also tied them that year 13-13. Plano lost their last two district games so Sherman made the playoffs but was tied by Temple (26-26) in the second round and Temple advanced.

So Sherman was ranked No 1 both years, was undefeated both years, but didn't make it any farther than the second round.

Thank you again WOS87 for all your work. It is amazing all you have put together.

[catcher]

True, but looking at overall winning percentages (which would include Permian's games since 1959) Brazoswood maintained a higher winning percentage until the early 1980's (again splitting hairs but that's what I was referring to in the original post quoted).


Good stuff WOS. Keep up with the data.

[catcher]

I knew of one other program, Sherman, who went 9-0-1 in the highest classification at the time (4A) in 1977, but didn't make the playoffs.
I didn't know who tied them and went to the playoffs, so I checked out the old Collier-Sharp site and WOS87's history to find out something interesting. (to me anyway)

Sherman began 1977 as AP's top ranked 4A team. Plano was the 13-4A team that tied them 14-14. Plano didn't break into the AP top 10 until the final week (No 9 and Sherman was still ranked ahead of them). Plano went on to win the 4A state championship and along the way beat No 8 Highland Park in the QF, No 3 Odessa Permian in the SF, and No 1 Port Neches-Groves in the Finals. Pretty tough row to hoe.

Interestingly, Sherman was the AP's top ranked 4A team when they played Plano the previous year and Plano also tied them that year 13-13. Plano lost their last two district games so Sherman made the playoffs but was tied by Temple (26-26) in the second round and Temple advanced.

So Sherman was ranked No 1 both years, was undefeated both years, but didn't make it any farther than the second round.

Thank you again WOS87 for all your work. It is amazing all you have put together.


Very nice post AMustz. I don't want to get into a 2 state champ system vs 1 state champ system here, but when there was 1 state champ the playoff road was a beast. In 1989, the last year there was 1 champ, we played Arlington Lamar (quarters), Marshall (semis) and Houston Aldine in the finals. The next year when big school/small school started, those were 3 out of the 4 finalists. Week after week was brutal.

[AMustz]

Very nice post AMustz. I don't want to get into a 2 state champ system vs 1 state champ system here, but when there was 1 state champ the playoff road was a beast. In 1989, the last year there was 1 champ, we played Arlington Lamar (quarters), Marshall (semis) and Houston Aldine in the finals. The next year when big school/small school started, those were 3 out of the 4 finalists. Week after week was brutal.

Thanks, and this is strictly in reply to your observation as to how tough it was.

In 1990 when we (Aldine) were playing in the Reg. Div. (it hurts me to say that) state championship, the week of the game the Houston Chronicle had a little blurb stating how tough it was at the top and saying that Aldine was trying to become the first preseason No 1 team since 1970 to win a state championship in the highest classification. So for the last 19 years of the one championship trip the preseason pick didn't win it. That probably is a combination of a few bad picks and a lot of brutal district and playoff runs. 12 of those years only one team from each district made it. I thought we were never going to make it out of Houston. '89 was the first year we did.

[DiamondJ2]

Thanks, and this is strictly in reply to your observation as to how tough it was.

In 1990 when we (Aldine) were playing in the Reg. Div. (it hurts me to say that) state championship, the week of the game the Houston Chronicle had a little blurb stating how tough it was at the top and saying that Aldine was trying to become the first preseason No 1 team since 1970 to win a state championship in the highest classification. So for the last 19 years of the one championship trip the preseason pick didn't win it. That probably is a combination of a few bad picks and a lot of brutal district and playoff runs. 12 of those years only one team from each district made it. I thought we were never going to make it out of Houston. '89 was the first year we did.

and you deserved it. aldine was an excellent team with an outstanding QB who had a fantastic game against us in the semifinals in SA. We tried everything, but just didn't have a way to stop him and his teammates.

[catcher]

What level did Smithson Valley begin at in 1976? A or AA

This is great info. Smithson Valley won 43 games from 1976 to 1992. It took Larry Hill 5 years to win 43 games. We had to be everybody's favorite homecoming opponent.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: Just added in Bryan High and Klein High histories bringing the total up to 214 out 246

[AMustz]

UPDATE: Just added in Bryan High and Klein High histories bringing the total up to 214 out 246

In checking out some of Klein's seasons that I was kind of familiar with I saw they went 9-0-1 in 1979 with a 14-14 tie with Conroe as the only blemish. Checked out Conroe's 1979 season and found they went 9-0-1 as well. Klein advanced but those two teams must have been very even. At the end of the regular season Conroe had scored 399 points and given up 63. Klein had scored 339 and given up 39. Temple put a 38-7 whipping on Klein in bi-district and went on to win the state championship.

That makes three teams in the seventies who finished 9-0-1 and stayed home, all with 14-14 ties on their records.

Incidentally Klein and Aldine tied 14-14 in 1981 and Aldine finished the season 9-0-1, but Klein wasn't in our district so, no sweat, but what is it about 14-14 and 9-0-1.

[envisionfilmvideo.com]

Unbelievable info. We're not worthy and thanks.

[catcher]

WOS87 is a god. Incredible work.

2 game balls for WOS!

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 215 out of 246 now posted. Spring High is now completed and I filled in all the missing blanks for Spring Westfield, Conroe and Conroe Oak Ridge

[Bass]

WOS, do you know why the THSFpedia is down? I haven't been able to get to it for about a week now. The site says there is an IPS driver error.

[WOS87]

WOS, do you know why the THSFpedia is down? I haven't been able to get to it for about a week now. The site says there is an IPS driver error.

It's because of the upgrade done on the main board. The Admin is working on it.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 218 out of 246 now posted. All Spring Branch ISD school histories have been completed as well as Brazoswood, San Antonio Holmes and San Antonio Lee

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 219 out of 246 now posted. The Deer Park history has been completed and man did they have a run in the early 1950's making it to 3 State Championship games (winning 2 in a row) and playing in 1 Semifinal in a 4 year period, going 54-1-2 from 1953-1956.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 220 out of 246 now posted. The Pasadena High history has been completed back to 1927. There are reports that they actually played Galena Park two times each in 1925 and 1926 but I haven't found any contemporary written proof of those games yet.

Only 3 Region II histories have yet to be extended back to the beginning,
only 6 Region III histories,
and only 17 Region IV histories.

More to come soon.....

[RRSP1]

UPDATE:...
Only 3 Region II histories have yet to be extended back to the beginning,
......

This 16-5A fan has been patiently waiting... :)

Thank you very much for your incredible work!!

[WOS87]

This 16-5A fan has been patiently waiting... :)

Thank you very much for your incredible work!!

Sorry... The Round Rock history is coming up next!

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 221 out of 246 now posted. The Round Rock history is up going back to 1913. Round Rock is one of only a handful of teams that have ever shutout Austin Westlake TWICE (In 1970 and 1972).

The last time Westlake was held to ZERO points was the 8th game of 1978!!

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 222 out of 246 now posted. The Georgetown history is up going back to 1909 and a handful of missing scores from the Cy-Fair ISD histories have also been added in.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 223 out of 246 now posted. The Galveston Ball history has been posted going ALL the way back to 1892. I can guarantee that there were many more games played prior to 1909 than I have listed, but since the UIL wan't even founded until 1909, the only official games prior to 1909 on record with the state are those against UT and Texas A&M. After the 1900 Great Hurricane news coverage of local football was minimal or nonexistant so there are very few or no extant records of most of the earliest games.

Below is a first hand account of what is likely the first football game played by the Ball high school team and one of the earliest games played by a high school squad in the state of Texas.

From the Galveston Daily News December 25, 1892

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/ballhigh1892.gif

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 224 out of 246 now posted. The Donna History has been posted back to its beginnings in 1920. Donna remains the ONLY football program south of Corpus Christi to have EVER won an 11-man UIL football State Championship (1961) in any classification in the 89 year history of the playoffs.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 225 out of 246 now posted. The Leander history is now up which means that ALL 5A histories from Districts 1-5A through 19-5A are complete with only 5 histories remaining to finish in Region III.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 226 out of 246 now posted. The Houston Milby history is now up completing ALL 5A histories from Districts 1-5A through 21-5A

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 228 out of 246 now posted. The La Porte and Dickinson histories are now up completing ALL 5A histories from Districts 1-5A through 23-5A.

I hope to complete Alvin and Clear Creek this weekend which will finish up Region III.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 229 out of 246 now posted. The Clear Creek history is now up going back to 1930 when they were originally known as Webster High.

Webster High merged with League City in 1956 to form the current Clear Creek HS. As League City didn't have a varsity football program and the mascot and coaching staff remained pretty much unchanged during the merger it is considered a single continuous history.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 230 out of 246 now posted. The Alvin history is now up going back to 1909. I'm missing quite a bit from the 1940 and 1941 seasons but will fill those gaps in eventually.

All 5A team histories from Regions I, II and III are 99%+ completed.

I'm moving on to Region IV now!! :):)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: The number still stands at 230 but I've spent the afternoon filling in all of the missing blanks for the 26-5A Team histories, all of which are 100% complete EXCEPT for New Braunfels.

I'm hoping to have Bastrop and New Braunfels completed in the next day or two

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 231 out of 246 histories now posted with New Braunfels being the most recently completed. All other current 26-5A team histories have been updated and are 100% complete. Only 15 left to go.

[WOS87]

Admins... any way any of you can change the title of the thread to omit the "(222 of 246)"?? It's way out of date and incorrect as I'm up to 231 now and should have the remaining 15 completed in the next couple of weeks.

[ktchamp97]

I've got you covered WOS. Your work is truly amazing. :notworthy

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 232 out of 246 histories now extend back to the beginning with San Antonio East Central being the most recently completed. I also added in several hundred missing scores to the Corpus Christi Carroll and Corpus Christi King histories to bring them up to 100% complete.

[LewisvilleAlum]

This is awesome work! What an arduous task! I noticed a couple of incorrect scores for Lewisville's history during 1992 season. The overall record was right on.

Lewisville and Plano East tied that year, 14-14
Grapevine gave LHS its only loss in district that year, 28-14

I know this because I was a sophomore at Lewisville at the time.

[WOS87]

This is awesome work! What an arduous task! I noticed a couple of incorrect scores for Lewisville's history during 1992 season. The overall record was right on.

Lewisville and Plano East tied that year, 14-14
Grapevine gave LHS its only loss in district that year, 28-14

I know this because I was a sophomore at Lewisville at the time.

Thanks for pointing that out! I needed to update the Lewisville history anyway since I had about a dozen game results to add in to the very earliest years. It should be corrected and updated now.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 233 out of 246 histories now extend back to the beginning with San Antonio Highlands just finished today.

Highlands has been on hard times as of late with only 2 winning seasons out of the past 18 but they had quite a few good seasons in the '60's, '70's and '80's and despite the downturn still maintain an overall winning percentage above 50%.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 234 out of 246 histories now up with Laredo United just completed.

[LewisvilleAlum]

Thanks for pointing that out! I needed to update the Lewisville history anyway since I had about a dozen game results to add in to the very earliest years. It should be corrected and updated now.

No problem! You've done an awesome job, and I always enjoy seeing everything you compile.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 235 out of 246 histories now up with Weslaco just added going back to their 1922 beginning.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 237 out of 246 histories now finished with both McAllen and San Benito just updated.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 238 out of 246 histories now finished with Bastrop just added in. All team histories from districts 1-5A through 26-5A are now 99%+ complete.

The district alignments in Class B and 1A prior to 1951 are very difficult to track down so I have a lot of updating to do in regards to districts that teams belonged to in the early years.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 239 out of 246 histories up with South San just added.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 240 out of 246 histories are now completed. I filled in several hundred missing scores in the San Antonio Clark, San Antonio Jay and San Antonio Taft histories and extended the San Antonio Marshall history back to it's first season in 1950.

Marshall was the one and only high school in Northside ISD for the first decade of its existence and was known as Northside High School from 1950-1959, changing it's name to Marshall starting in 1960.

There are only 6 team histories with major gaps left to fill in (four in 29-5A and two in 30-5A)

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 241 out of 246 histories are now completed with Mission Sharyland just extended back to 1955 today. 5 to go!

[mojotrain]

What do you do when you finish?

[WOS87]

What do you do when you finish?

The 800 lower classification team histories... It's never ending. :o

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 242 out of 246 histories now completed with La Joya added in.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 243 out of 246 histories now mostly done with the complete San Antonio Southwest history just added going back to 1951.

Del Rio, Eagle Pass and Laredo Martin are the only 5A football programs remaining with large gaps in their respective histories.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 244 out of 246 histories now completed with Del Rio just added going back to 1915.

[WOS87]

UPDATE: 246 out of 246 5A histories now completed with both Eagle Pass and Laredo Martin just added in this evening.

I feel like I just typed in the complete human genome... :eek:

I still have to nail down district alignments in the earliest years and lower classifications, but 99%+ of ALL 246 current 5A team histories (including Houston Sam Houston) are for the most part finished.

PLEASE let me know of any errors or omissions (as I am SURE there have to be quite a few) and I will correct them

[envisionfilmvideo.com]

I feel like I just typed in the complete human genome... :eek:

IMO, what you've done is FAR more important than that. Thanks for your love of Texas 5A football and the hard work.:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy:notw orthy

[mojotrain]

Thanks WOS87..

[AHMOPirate08]

Good work, but I'd like to point out an error.

Wylie and Plano's 2008 season is messed up.

Plano beat Wylie 38-31 not 48-41 like it's posted. :/

[WOS87]

Good work, but I'd like to point out an error.

Wylie and Plano's 2008 season is messed up.

Plano beat Wylie 38-31 not 48-41 like it's posted. :/

Thanks for pointing that out! BOTH histories have been corrected

[WOS87]

Please let me know of any errors any of you can find in any of the histories as I am about to convert them all to Excel format and would like to make all changes at once.

[85Roughneck]

:notworthy good work sir, good work. :notworthy thank you ... and for you next trick ?

[jrp83]

WOS87, you do great work, but you have a mistake on Judson's history. In Judson's first year of football, 1962, you have them at 3-9-0. They won 4 and lost 5 their first year. It appears you have the Rocksprings score backwards. Judson won that game 45-6 and you have them losing by that score. I have double checked it with the schools records and went down to the SA library and researched all of Judson's scores from that year and according to both the SA Express paper as well as the defunct SA Light paper, Judson did win the Rocksprings game. That means that Judson's season opening win was the programs 400th. I believe I saw another thread somewhere on this board comparing programs fastest wins to 100, 200, 300, and so on. Judson reached 400 in 575 games. Their overall record all time is currently at 401-167-10. After the win against SA Warren in wk 0, their all time record was 400-165-10. Just thought you should know, I know how you pride yourself on being accurate.

Go Rockets!!

[WOS87]

You are correct sir... gimme a day or two to change the score on the history.. I'm on vacation and don't have my original files with me

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/judson62.gif

WOS87, you do great work, but you have a mistake on Judson's history. In Judson's first year of football, 1962, you have them at 3-9-0. They won 4 and lost 5 their first year. It appears you have the Rocksprings score backwards. Judson won that game 45-6 and you have them losing by that score. I have double checked it with the schools records and went down to the SA library and researched all of Judson's scores from that year and according to both the SA Express paper as well as the defunct SA Light paper, Judson did win the Rocksprings game. That means that Judson's season opening win was the programs 400th. I believe I saw another thread somewhere on this board comparing programs fastest wins to 100, 200, 300, and so on. Judson reached 400 in 575 games. Their overall record all time is currently at 401-167-10. After the win against SA Warren in wk 0, their all time record was 400-165-10. Just thought you should know, I know how you pride yourself on being accurate.

Go Rockets!!

[robmac]

This is freaking awesome! -Thanks for posting this -

[WOS87]

WOS87, you do great work, but you have a mistake on Judson's history. In Judson's first year of football, 1962, you have them at 3-9-0. They won 4 and lost 5 their first year.

The error has been corrected on the original history

[maxtor]

UPDATE: 246 out of 246 5A histories now completed with both Eagle Pass and Laredo Martin just added in this evening.

I feel like I just typed in the complete human genome... :eek:

I still have to nail down district alignments in the earliest years and lower classifications, but 99%+ of ALL 246 current 5A team histories (including Houston Sam Houston) are for the most part finished.

PLEASE let me know of any errors or omissions (as I am SURE there have to be quite a few) and I will correct them

You have produced the most valuable reference library in all of Texas football history. You have no idea. This needs to be enshrined at the Texas Capital building.:)

[genfinity]

I don't know how you did this but thanks!

I am working (very slowly) on a book that begins at Dulles HS in September 1983.

The scores from that year will help allot!

The book is overwhelmingly fiction with some exceptions.

[HomeofChampions'06]

You have produced the most valuable reference library in all of Texas football history. You have no idea. This needs to be enshrined at the Texas Capital building.:)

:notworthy

[HomeofChampions'06]

UPDATE: 246 out of 246 5A histories now completed with both Eagle Pass and Laredo Martin just added in this evening.

I feel like I just typed in the complete human genome... :eek:

I still have to nail down district alignments in the earliest years and lower classifications, but 99%+ of ALL 246 current 5A team histories (including Houston Sam Houston) are for the most part finished.

PLEASE let me know of any errors or omissions (as I am SURE there have to be quite a few) and I will correct them

Alright, now you better get crackin' on 4A. ;)

[SLC]

Alright, now you better get crackin' on 4A. ;)

Are you kidding me????? Dude has em all the way to 1A.;)

[fbstangman]

WOS87, Thank you for what you have done.
I get so much enjoyment from looking at these histories.
It must have been A LOT of work and I just wanted to express my thanks.
It is something that can be looked at over and over again for a sports and sociological lesson.

[genfinity]

This is an incredible piece of work. How did you do it?

This deserves to be on the home page. IMO.

[WOS87]

This is an incredible piece of work. How did you do it?

This deserves to be on the home page. IMO.

Pretty much every librarian at Rice U over the past 22 years knows me. I spent a LOT of time in the Rice University Fondren Library Microfilm archives which is located down in the basement.

[dragonsdaddy]

[QUOTE=In 1973 they became the only program that I am currently aware of (although there probably are a handful of others out there), that went undefeated for the season, had no games forfeited, and still did not qualify for the playoffs.

.[/QUOTE]

sherman went undefeated in 77 losing out on first downs to eventual state champ plano.

[WOS87]

sherman went undefeated in 77 losing out on first downs to eventual state champ plano.

Yeah, I've found over a dozen now that have done it

[caesarscott]

there's an error on New Braunfels 1989 schedule. they're listed as beating Bastrop in the playoffs 14-12. score should be 20-14 for Bastrop and their record should be adjusted to 9-2.

also, do you have your 4A and below stuff listed somewhere? thanks

[WOS87]

there's an error on New Braunfels 1989 schedule. they're listed as beating Bastrop in the playoffs 14-12. score should be 20-14 for Bastrop and their record should be adjusted to 9-2.

also, do you have your 4A and below stuff listed somewhere? thanks

Thanks! It's corrected.

Click Here --->4A Team Histories (http://texashsfootball.com/board/index.php?showtopic=25095)

You can get to the other classifications from that page

[caesarscott]

i think there's another error i see. for Leander 1986 you have Waco Midway listed as a nondistrict opponent and i am almost certain they were a district. i believe 86-87 9-4A consisted of: Belton, Taylor, Waco Univ., Waco Midway, Leander, Bastrop, Del Valle, and Pflugerville. so there could be errors to all those other teams if midway was left off as a district opponent.

the reason i noticed this is i'm going back and putting together all of the district standings that Pflugerville's been in and also all the opponent's schedules. i have both complete to 1988 but i'm still working on the earlier years.

i'd appreciate if you could take a look at that.

[Botman]

WOS87,
Awesome work! A great way to go back in time for me. I do have a question though; what, if anything, do you do with the once 5A schools that are no longer in existence?

I know that the history is on the current 5A schools, but I would love to be able to see Spring Branch and Westchester High records in one place.

Both schools were in the Spring Branch School District (in Houston) and both were shut down at the end of the 1984 school year. I'm sure that these are not the only 5A programs that were replaced by newer schools or that were shut down for lack of students in the state.

It's actually disappointing not to be able to follow your own high school's team anymore. :(

Anyway, thanks for the wonderful job you've done compiling this history of the greatest sport in the greatest state!

Go Atascocita!
(I'm living through the kids and their high school these days!)

[WOS87]

WOS87,
Awesome work! A great way to go back in time for me. I do have a question though; what, if anything, do you do with the once 5A schools that are no longer in existence?

I know that the history is on the current 5A schools, but I would love to be able to see Spring Branch and Westchester High records in one place.

Both schools were in the Spring Branch School District (in Houston) and both were shut down at the end of the 1984 school year. I'm sure that these are not the only 5A programs that were replaced by newer schools or that were shut down for lack of students in the state.

It's actually disappointing not to be able to follow your own high school's team anymore. :(

Anyway, thanks for the wonderful job you've done compiling this history of the greatest sport in the greatest state!

Go Atascocita!
(I'm living through the kids and their high school these days!)

That's posted on a thread on this board. I'll try to see if I can add in those few missing scores from Westchester and Spring Branch high

Click Here --->Spring Branch ISD football history (http://forums.5atexasfootball.com/showthread.php?t=29439)

[Botman]

Wow,
Guess that's what that Search button is for! I should have known you had them posted somewhere! Thanks.

Interesting bit in looking at the SBISD records, Northbrook and Stratford opened the same year(1974), and while Stratford has been a State champion and has multiple successes in the playoffs, Northbrook has never played in a single playoff game! Ouch!

Thank you again sir!
Unworthy Newb

[houAstros1989]

It looks like you did most of this in excel. I was wondering if you could post the actual spreadsheet with all this information? That would be great.

[WOS87]

It looks like you did most of this in excel. I was wondering if you could post the actual spreadsheet with all this information? That would be great.

Nope I do it all on an archaic Mac spreadsheet program, sorry!

[caesarscott]

Nope I do it all on an archaic Mac spreadsheet program, sorry!
WOS did you see the post i made about about District 9-4A?

[WOS87]

WOS did you see the post i made about about District 9-4A?

Yes and the Leander history was corrected a couple of days ago.

[WOS87]

I'll look into the other 9-4A teams from the '86-'87 alignment but I already know that my work on the current 4A teams is lacking compared to 3A and 5A. Please be patient.

[caesarscott]

thanks. believe me i know how much work you've put into this. i dont even know how many hours i've put into my site and i'm just following one team. not 1000

[marmer]

In 1973 [Brazoswood] became the only program that I am currently aware of (although there probably are a handful of others out there), that went undefeated for the season, had no games forfeited, and still did not qualify for the playoffs.

Brazoswood was ranked #1 in the state going into the final game of the season against archrival Brazosport, who played them to a 14-14 tie and claimed the district title and right to advance to the playoffs by leading in penetrations 3-2, which was the tiebreak method used. Brazoswood ended the season with a 9-0-1 record.

I was there for that game. It was quite a heartbreaker for Brazoswood. Of course they got their state title the next year! Maybe Coach Bryan's ghost is watching over them and this will be their year again!

[Gator4ever]

WOS,


This is great stuff and I really appreciate the hard work you've put in for this.


In 1965 you have Bay City beating Dickinson in the playoffs but it was Bridge City. Steve Worster played on that Bridge City team that later went on to win the NCAA title with Texas and he took Bridge City to the state finals that year.


Thanks

[WOS87]

WOS,


This is great stuff and I really appreciate the hard work you've put in for this.


In 1965 you have Bay City beating Dickinson in the playoffs but it was Bridge City. Steve Worster played on that Bridge City team that later went on to win the NCAA title with Texas and he took Bridge City to the state finals that year.


Thanks

Let me double check but I'm pretty sure it was Bay City. I have Dickinson losing to Bay City 6-7 in Bi-District in 1965 with Bay City losing to Bridge City in the Quarterfinals the next week 3-21.

November 28, 1965 Clipping

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/scores/baydick65.gif

[WOS87]

Just as an FYI. I'm going to start updating all of the 5A histories to add on the 2009 results as I just completed doing just that to the 3A histories.

Districts 1-5A through 22-5A *Updated through 2009*

[Gator4ever]

WOS,


Thanks for the input and I appreciate it.


All through grade school and those years we were told it was Bridge City???


I now need to reference a 1964 yearbook which is easy enough to do and find out what they have.


Thanks,

Gat4/Robert

[DEL VALLE]

Is there going to be a 2010 version out soon???

[WOS87]

Is there going to be a 2010 version out soon???

I'm in the process of changing jobs currently so am a bit preoccupied. I will update to the 2010 Alignment and work on completing the histories of all the previously 4A schools that are moving up as soon as I can.

[DEL VALLE]

I'm in the process of changing jobs currently so am a bit preoccupied. I will update to the 2010 Alignment and work on completing the histories of all the previously 4A schools that are moving up as soon as I can.

Cool, I understand....your doing a great job!!:yes:

[uhsfilmcrew]

Dang! Laredo broke an 11 year drought of playing SA Southwest.

5-31 All time 6-2 vs Nixon 7-1 vs United South Other 2 losses to United

and Martin back in the day

[WarBirdz]

Nice!