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2021-2022 TENTATIVE Sport Season Dates and Game/Tournament Limits First District Sport Number of Contests Allowed Date(s) of State Conference Day of Certification Championship Practice Deadline 0 tournaments and 26 games or 1 tournament and Baseball 23 games or 2 tournaments and 20 games or 3 All conferences 1/28/22 5/3/22* 6/8-6/11/22 tournaments and 17 games 0 tournaments and 27 games or 1 tournament and Basketball 25 games or 2 tournaments and 23 games or 3 All conferences 10/20/21 2/12/22* 3/3-3/5/22 (Girls) tournaments and 21 games 0 tournaments and 27 games or 1 tournament and Basketball 25 games or 2 tournaments and 23 games or 3 (Boys) All conferences 10/27/21 2/19/22* 3/10-3/12/22 tournaments and 21 games Cross Year Country 8 meets All conferences 10/16/21** 11/6/21 round (Girls & Boys) 1A-4A & 5A, 6A w/no 8/2/21 12/15-12/18/21—1A- Football 10 games spring training 5A, 6A 11/6/21* 8/9/21 6A (DI & DII) w/spring training Golf Year G: 5/16-5/17/22 B: 5/9- 8 tournaments All conferences 4/9/22** round 5/10/22 (Girls & Boys) Soccer 0 tournaments and 21 games or 1 tournament and 19 games or 2 tournaments and 17 games or 3 4A, 5A, 6A 11/29/21 3/22/22* 4/13-4/16/22 (Girls & Boys) tournaments and 15 games 0 tournaments and 26 games or 1 tournament and Softball 23 games or 2 tournaments and 20 games or 3 All conferences 1/21/22 4/26/22* 6/1-6/4/22 tournaments and 17 games Swimming & Diving 8 meets Year All conferences 1/29/22** 2/18-2/19/22 round (Girls & Boys) Team 8 tournaments total (Team & Individual Year Tennis 4A, 5A, 6A 10/9/21* 10/28-10/29/21 combined) round (Girls & Boys) Tennis- 8 tournaments total (Team & Individual Year Individual All conferences 4/6/22** 4/26-4/27/22 combined) round (Girls & Boys) Track & Year Field 8 meets All conferences 4/16/22** 5/13-5/14/22 round (Girls & Boys) 0 tournaments and 29 matches or 1 tournament Volleyball and 27 matches or 2 tournaments and 25 matches All conferences 8/2/21 10/30/21* 11/17-11/20/21 or 3 tournaments and 23 matches Wrestling Year 8 tournaments All conferences 2/5/22** 2/18-2/19/22 (Girls & Boys) round * District chair is responsible for submitting district certification online (via portal). ** District chair is responsible for submitting the district results directly to the next level of competition (area or regional director); please do not send to the UIL office. .

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