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2020-21 and 2021-22 Tentative Volleyball, Basketball and Football District Assignments and Reclassification Information 2020-21 and 2021-22 Tentative Volleyball, Basketball and Football District Assignments and Reclassification Information February 3, 2020 1 2020-21 & 2021-22 Reclassification and Realignment Packet Table of Contents Title Page Number 2020-22 Reclassification and Realignment 3-4 Letter and Dates New Schools & Schools Changing 5 Conferences UIL Biennial Reclassification Data 6 2020-22 Appeal Form 7 Football Season Dates 8 Volleyball and Basketball Season Dates 9 Alignments 10-30 Volleyball Organizing Chairs 31 Basketball Organizing Chairs 32-33 Football Organizing Chairs 34-35 2 TO: UIL Member Schools FROM: UIL Office DATE: February 3, 2020 SUBJECT: 2020-21 and 2021-22 Tentative Volleyball, Basketball and Football District Assignments and Reclassification Information The University Interscholastic League announces the 2020-21 and 2021-22 tentative football, basketball, and volleyball district assignments within the enclosed list. The remaining athletic district alignments will be released no later than March 16, 2020, with the academic alignments to follow. An organizing chair school list is also enclosed. The organizing school is responsible for organizing the initial district executive committee meeting and notifying the UIL office of the name and the school of the permanent chairperson for each sport. This ensures that district executive committee information is sent to the correct person. Schools may discuss scheduling possible games beginning on February 3rd, but cannot actually contract until February 26th. District schedules cannot be finalized and official until the alignment is finished. The District Assignment Appeals Committee will hear final appeals on February 25, 2020. District schedules cannot be officially finalized until February 26, 2020. Appeals Information A member school has two opportunities to appeal its district assignment. The first level of appeal involves the local district executive committees (DECs). Schools wishing to change districts may do so by getting a majority vote from both the DEC to which they have been assigned and the DEC to which they wish to be assigned. The school must complete the Reclassification and Realignment Appeal Form and submit it to each DEC for consideration. If a majority vote is achieved from both DECs, both district chairs must notify the UIL acknowledging the majority vote by emailing [email protected]. The school appealing shall also email the completed form to [email protected]. Once these steps have been completed, UIL will notify the appealing school and both district chairs that the approval has been received and the change has been made to the district assignment. The second level of appeal, only available to schools who sought and did not receive the first level appeal, involves the UIL District Assignment Appeals Committee (DAAC). The Chair of the UIL Legislative Council shall appoint the UIL DAAC members. A participant school may request an appeal of the district assignment, after unsuccessfully attempting to acquire the first level appeal, by filing its request and a supporting statement with the UIL DAAC and informing, in writing, the superintendent and principal of the schools in the conference and district to which it was assigned and notifying the superintendent and principal of the schools in the conference and district to which it wishes to be assigned. Notification must go to all schools that could be affected by the change. This appeal must be made by February 14, 2020 by submitting the completed form to [email protected]. The appeals hearing is scheduled for February 25, 2020. 3 Please note the following rules: Football: Section 1250 (i) (1) & (2) of the Constitution and Contest Rules states: (i) SITE AND DAY OF GAME. (1) Non-district Games. Mutual agreement determines site and day of game. (2) District Games. District schedules, unless unanimously agreeable otherwise, shall be made by a draw for a two year period. Home team may designate the day of the game. Exception: When a school district has more than one home game per week and only one stadium, the day of the game shall be determined by a draw unless mutually agreeable otherwise. Starting times shall be set by the district executive committee, unless mutually agreeable otherwise. Other Sports: Section 1203 (d) of the Constitution and Contest Rules states: (d) SCHEDULING. The district executive committee shall arrange a schedule to determine district representatives prior to the deadline specified in the Official League Calendar. Important Dates: February 3-14, 2020 Schools wishing to change districts may do so through the first level appeal process described above. February 14, 2020 The deadline for a participant school to request an appeal of their district assignment, after unsuccessfully attempting to acquire the appeal through the first level appeal process, to the UIL office. February 25, 2020 The UIL District Assignment Appeals Committee hearing will be held February 25, 2020, beginning at 9:00 am. When all appeals are completed, the District Assignment Appeals Committee shall approve the assignments to districts. Until this approval, contracts for contests by participant schools are not effective. February 26, 2020 First day for District Executive Committees to finalize district schedules. Supplemental Materials The following supplemental materials can be found on our website: • Sample Schedule • Sample Round Robin Schedule • Football Game Contract • 2020-21 and 2021-22 Policies and Procedures • Sample Playoff Brackets • Organizing Chair Checklist 4 NEW SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLS CHANGING CONFERENCES FOR 2020-21 & 2021-22 ********************************************************************************************* 6A 2220 enrollment and above 245 schools 5A to 6A: Alvin Shadow Creek, Conroe Grand Oaks, Denton Braswell, El Paso Eastlake, El Paso Eastwood, Ft. Worth Boswell, FW Chisholm Trail, Hutto, Little Elm, Northside Harlan, San Antonio WaGner, Tomball, Willis Elevated by request/policy: Houston CarneGie VanGuard, South Garland ********************************************************************************************* 5A 1230-2219 enrollment range 252 schools 6A to 5A: Amarillo Tascosa, Austin Anderson, Baytown SterlinG, Beaumont United, Comal Canyon. Dallas Molina, Dallas White, Fort Bend Kempner. Ft Worth Trimble Tech, Kyle Lehman. La Porte, Leander, LonGview, Mansfield Summit, McAllen, McAllen Memorial, McAllen Rowe, N Richland Hills Richland, Pflugerville Hendrickson, Weslaco East 4A to 5A Buda Johnson, Crandall, Dallas Hillcrest, Lamar Fulshear, Liberty Hill New 5A: Austin LASA, Katy Jordan, Prosper Rock Hill Elevated by request/policy: Austin Ann Richards, Austin Northeast, San Antonio Houston, SA Kennedy ********************************************************************************************* 4A 515-1229 enrollment range 206 schools 5A to 4A: Alice, Austin Johnson, CC Calallen, CC Tuloso-Midway, Corpus Christi Miller, El Paso Riverside, Ft Worth Carter-Riverside, Ft Worth Eastern Hills, Kaufman, Lindale, Port Lavaca Calhoun, San Antonio Fox Tech, Somerset, Terrell, Uvalde, Vidor 3A to 4A: Austin Achieve, FW Harmony Sch. of Nature & Ath., GeorGetown Gateway, Jarrell, Manor New Tech, OranGefield, Van Alstyne New 4A: Comal Davenport, EP YounG Women's STEAM, Lake Belton, SA Young Men's Leadership Elevated by request/policy: EP YounG Women’s STEAM, FW Young Men's Leadership, FW YounG Women's Leadership, GeorGetown Gateway, SA YounG Men's Leadership ********************************************************************************************* 3A 230-514 enrollment range 235 schools 4A to 3A: Caldwell, Cleveland Tarkington, Dalhart, Fairfield, HuntinGton, Lamesa, Llano, Lorena, OranGe Grove, Poteet, Progreso 2A to 3A: Amarillo HiGhland Park, Harleton, Riesel, SA Great Hearts Monte Vista North, Valley View, Wallis Brazos New 3A: Donna IDEA ColleGe Prep, Odessa Compass Academy, VanGuard Beethoven Elevated by request/policy: Dallas Gateway, SA Gervin, SA Great Hearts Monte Vista North, VanGuard Beethoven ********************************************************************************************* 2A 105-229 enrollment range 201 schools 3A to 2A: Alba-Golden, Anson, BloominGton, Cisco, Coleman, Colorado City Colorado, Cooper, Frankston, Ganado, Hamilton, Johnson City LBJ, Rio Vista, SchulenburG, Tolar 1A to 2A: Hamlin, La Rue La Poynor, Lipan, Morton, New Home, RanGer, Ropesville Ropes, Shamrock, Spurger Elevated by request/policy: SA Lee Academy ********************************************************************************************* 1A 104.9 enrollment and below 218 schools 217 Basketball Schools 153 Six-Man Football Schools 16 1A Schools Playing 11-Man Football 2A to 1A: Benavides, Campbell, Cross Plains, Electra, Hubbard, Iraan, Lasara, North Zulch, San Isidro, San Perlita, Van Horn, Zavalla New 1A: TLC Abilene, TLC ArlinGton, TX Empowerment Academy 5 UIL Biennial Reclassification Data 1976-77 & 1977-78 1988-89 & 1989 -90 2000-01 & 2001-02 2012-13 & 2013-14 4A 1220 & up 5A 1470 & up 5A 1865 & up 5A 2090 & up 3A 550 to 1219 4A 740 to 1469 4A 845 to 1864 4A 1005-2089 2A 240 to 549 3A 300 to 739 3A 345 to 844 3A 450-1004 1A 125 to 239 2A 145 to 299 2A 170 to 344 2A 200-449 B 124 & under 1A 144 & below 1A 169 & below 1A 199 & below * 75 * 95 * 94.5 & below *99.9 & below **91 & below 1978-79 & 1979-80 1990-91 & 1991-92 2014-15 & 2015-16 4A 1260 & up 5A 1460 & up 2002-03 & 2003-04 6A 2100 & up 3A 580 to 1259 4A 690 to 1459 5A 1910 & up 5A 1060-2099 2A 255 to 579 3A
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