2018-19 BOARD of DIRECTORS Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs

Reg II, Sr Director Forsan High School 432-264-3662
Reg III, Sr Director The Colony High School 940-232-3392
Reg II, Jr Director Big Spring High School 512-988-1435

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Jim Wood
Kari Bensend
Lindsey Gage

Reg III, Jr Director Maypearl High School 972-435-1020
Reg IV, Sr Director Frisco Centennial High School 469-633-5662
Reg IV, Jr Director Anna High School 903-564-4220

Jennifer Knight
Reagan Smith
Brandace Boren

Reg V, Sr Director Clear Springs High School 409-659-0786
Reg V, Jr Director Cypress Creek High School 281-795-6544

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Bernice Voigt

Reg VII, Sr Director Wagner High School 210-662-5000
Reg VI, Sr Director Lake Travis High School 512-533-6104

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Anthony Branch

Reg VI, Jr Director Sealy High School 979-885-3516

Patti Zenner

Reg VII, Jr Director Poth High School 830-484-3322

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Kristin Williams
Marlee Webb
Jason Culpepper

Reg VIII, Sr Director Odessa Permian High School 325-574-8800
Reg VIII, Jr Director Franklin High School 915-236-2200
Volleyball Committee Chair Canyon Randall High School 806-677-2326

Ross Barber
Stacy Tucker
Billy Coleman

Track Committee Chair Barbers Hill High School 281-576-2221
Basketball Committee Chair Tyler Lee High School 903-262-2625
Softball Committee Chair Lake Travis High School 972-832-1223

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Morgan Wright
Committee Vice Chairs:

Sub-Varsity Committee Chair Lubbock-Cooper High School 806-863-2282

Volleyball Susan Brewer, Bellville High School Basketball Rocky Ford, West Texas High School
Track Cully Doyle, Gonzales High School

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Softball Scott Mann, Springtown High School

Kevin Johnson, Gonzales High School

Sub-Varsity

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