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2018 Octathlon All Scores Rank Region District School Score 1 3 Lubbock ISD Lubbock High School * 33,356 22Katy ISD James E Taylor High School * 29,831.6 32Klein ISD Klein High School 29,366.5 42Katy ISD Seven Lakes High School 29,049.5 5 3 Little Elm ISD Little Elm High School 28,706 62Friendswood ISD Friendswood High School 28,002.3 7 3 Richardson ISD Richardson High School 27,527 82Fort Bend ISD Dulles High School RED 25,667.9 9 3 Lubbock ISD Monterey High School 25,334 10 3 Frisco ISD Centennial High School 1 24,026 11 3 Lubbock ISD Coronado High School 23,352 12 3 Frisco ISD Reedy High School 22,924 13 3 Frisco ISD Independence High School 22,600 14 3 Garland ISD Sachse High School 21,948 15 3 Frisco ISD Liberty High School 21,255 16 3 Highland Park ISD Highland Park High School 20,510 17 2 Katy ISD Cinco Ranch High School 20,418.4 18 3 Frisco ISD Wakeland High School 19,710 19 4 Ector County ISD Permian High School * 19654.3 20 2 Fort Bend ISD Ridge Point High School 18,975.8 21 3 Garland ISD Rowlett High School 18,873 22 3 Frisco ISD Heritage High School 18,081 23 3 Frisco ISD Centennial High School 2 17,574 24 4 Ector County ISD New Tech Odessa High School 17285.6 25 3 Frisco ISD Lone Star High School 17,105 26 2 Fort Bend ISD William B. Travis High School 17,011.9 27 2 Klein ISD Klein Oak High School 16,895.1 28 3 Keller ISD Keller High School 16,724 29 2 Fort Bend ISD Elkins High School 16,598.0 30 4 San Antonio ISD Travis Early College High School 16592.8 31 3 Garland ISD Garland High School 15,502 32 3 Frisco ISD Lebanon Trail High School 15,426 33 2 Klein ISD Klein Forest High School 13,591.4 34 4 Ector County ISD Odessa High School 13546.5 35 2 Fort Bend ISD Dulles High School BLUE 13,518.3 36 3 Frisco ISD Frisco High School 1 13,516 37 3 Lewisville ISD Hebron High School 13,432 38 3 Garland ISD Naaman Forest High School 13,425 39 2 Klein ISD Cain High School 13,289.4 40 2 Fort Bend ISD Stephen F Austin High School 12,685.7 41 2 Fort Bend ISD Kempner High School 11,417.7 42 3 Private John Paul II High School 2 8,909 43 3 Private John Paul II High School 1 8,892 44 3 Frisco ISD Frisco High School 2 7,222 45 3 Garland ISD North Garland High School 6,028 46 4 Edgewood ISD Memorial High School 5895.0 2006 61 teams competed * indicates region winner 2007 77 teams competed 2008 70 teams competed 2009 59 teams competed 2010 65 teams competed 2011 54 teams competed 2012 55 teams competed 2013 56 teams competed 2014 56 teams competed 2015 46 teams competed 2016 52 teams competed 2017 46 teams competed 2018 46 teams competed.
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