District Representatives: 1. Amarillo: River Road / Dalhart; 2. Dimmitt / Idalou; 3. Seminole / Lubbock: Roosevelt; 4. Canutillo / Kermit; 5. Vernon / Bowie; 6. Graharn / Abilene: Wylie; 7. Crane / Ballinger; 8. Gatesville / Lampasas; 9. Wylie / Bonham; 10. Commerce / Wills Point; 11. Pattonville: Prairiland / Pittsburg; 12. Hughes Springs / Queen City; 13. Brownsboro / Whitehouse; 14. Longview: Spring Hill / Gilmer; 15. Hillsboro / Cedar Hill; 16. Marlin / Waco: Connally; 17. Crockett / Groesbeck; 18. Center / Diboll; 19. Kirbyville / Newton; 20. Sour Lake: Hardin-Jefferson / Anahuac; 21. Cleveland / Coldspring: Coldspring-Oakhurst; 22. Sweeny / Hitchcock; 23. Cameron: Yoe / Rockdale; 24. Bellville / Brookshire: Royal; 25. Smithville / Pflugerville; 26. Columbus / Gonzales; 27. San Antonio: Southside / San Antonio: Cole; 28. Devine / Hondo; 29. Refugio / George West; 30. Corpus Christi: West Oso / Taft; 31. Zapata / San Diego; 32. Mission: Sharyland / Santa Rosa.
Semifinal: Cleveland 61, Hughes Springs 53; Dimmit 58, Corpus Christi: West Oso 57.
Final: Cleveland 57, Dimmitt 56.
Members of the Conference 3A boys' state champion Cleveland basketball team are Eli Green, Tracy Wood, Clyde Davis, Johnny Jordan, Roger Terrell, Craig Lillie Coach Davy David, Kevin Jones, John Pham, Casanova Caldwell, Paul Stinson, Richard Johnson, Brian Davis, Erick Jackson, Coach Marvin Searles, and Coach Lonnie Sewell.