2015-16 UIL Lone Star Cup Winners Announced

Date: Jul 01, 2016
Category: General Information

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AUSTIN, Texas – The University Interscholastic League announced the six winners of the 2015-16 UIL Lone Star Cup on Friday.

With state championships in girls swimming & diving and state runners-up in football, boys swimming & diving and girls golf, Austin Westlake claimed the Conference 6A UIL Lone Star Cup. The Chaparrals also earned points with a third place finish at state in boys golf, a regional finalist in boys basketball and district championship in academics. Austin Westlake last won the UIL Lone Star Cup in 2002 in Conference 5A.

Austin Vandegrift won its second consecutive and second overall UIL Lone Star Cup in Conference 5A. The boys swimming & diving team took home a state championship while the boys golf teams finished first and third overall at state. The Vipers also earned points with state runner-up finishes in marching band, girls golf and team tennis and their academics team won district and regional championships and finished fifth overall at state.

Reigning marching band state champions, Argyle added state titles in volleyball, girls basketball and boys golf on the way to another Conference 4A UIL Lone Star Cup victory. The 2016 cup is the fifth consecutive and seventh overall for the school, which now stands alone in second place for the most all-time UIL Lone Star Cup wins. The Eagles were also state runners-up in football, state semifinalists in boys soccer and regional finalists in baseball.

Also repeating as UIL Lone Star Cup champions, Brock claimed victory in Conference 3A after a state championship in boys golf and their first-ever state championship in football. They were also state runner-up in girls basketball, state semifinalist in softball and regional finalist in baseball. The cup victory is the fourth overall for the Eagles.

Returning to the top if its class, Windthorst won its sixth overall UIL Lone Star Cup by scoring 60 points in Conference 2A. The Trojans were state runners-up in volleyball and softball and regional semifinalists in girls basketball and baseball. Windthorst’s last UIL Lone Star Cup came in 2005 in Conference 1A.

Happy secured its first Conference 1A UIL Lone Star Cup victory with a state championship in boys golf, a state semifinalist team in boys basketball and a fourth-place finish at state in boys track & field. The Cowboys were also district champions in academics and quarterfinalists in six-man football.

The UIL Lone Star Cup recognizes six high schools (one in each of the six UIL conferences) based on their overall team achievement in a variety of sanctioned academic, athletic and music championships. All UIL member high schools in good standing are included for contention for the UIL Lone Star Cup. Trophy presentations will take place in the fall at events chosen by the winning schools. 

The UIL Lone Star Cup program began during the 1997-98 school year.

Below are the Top 25 schools in each conference for this year’s UIL Lone Star Cup Standings:

CONFERENCE 1A
 

Place	School	Points
1.	Happy	43
2.	Abbott	40
3.	Wink	39
4.	Tilden McMullen County	38
5.	Gail Borden County	35
6.	Follett	34
	Nazareth	34
8.	Chireno	30
	Coolidge	30
	Cumby Miller Grove	30
	Lipan	30
12.	Bryson	28
	Garden City	28
14.	Barksdale Nueces Canyon	26
	Blum	26
	Burton	26
	Calvert	26
	Fort Davis	26
	Knippa	26
	Kopperl	26
	North Zulch	26
	Water Valley	26
	Zephyr	26
24.	Douglass	24
	Lenorah Grady	24
	Richland Springs	24

CONFERENCE 2A

Place	School	Points
1.	Windthorst	60
2.	Shiner	57
3.	Crawford	54
4.	Sundown	53
5.	Mason	52
	Weimar	52
7.	Albany	47
	Canadian	47
9.	Beckville	46
	Bosqueville	46
11.	Lindsay	43
12.	Muenster	42
13.	Refugio	41
14.	Falls City	40
	Normangee	40
16.	Martin's Mill	38
	New Deal	38
	Van Horn	38
19.	Shelbyville	37
20.	Archer City	34
	Corpus Christi London	34
	Evadale	34
	Flatonia	34
	Harleton	34
	Harper	34
	Tenaha	34

CONFERENCE 3A

Place	School	Points
1.	Brock	82
2.	Wall	72
3.	Shallowater	62
4.	Tuscola Jim Ned	58
	White Oak	58
6.	Denver City	54
	Sunnyvale	54
	West	54
9.	East Bernard	50
	Van Alstyne	50
11.	Blanco	46
12.	Colorado City Colorado	44
	Little River Academy	44
14.	Goliad	42
	Peaster	42
16.	Alpine	40
17.	Franklin	38
	Hallettsville	38
	Vanderbilt Industrial	38
20.	Aransas Pass	36
	Clyde	36
	Luling	36
	Odem	36
	San Antonio Cole	36
	Teague	36

CONFERENCE 4A

Place	School	Points
1.	Argyle	134
2.	Abilene Wylie	111
3.	Kennedale	68
4.	Texarkana Pleasant Grove	65
5.	Boerne	61
6.	Paris North Lamar	60
	Salado	60
8.	Andrews	54
	Silsbee	54
	Stephenville	54
11.	Fredericksburg	52
	Kaufman	52
13.	Liberty Hill	51
14.	Robinson	49
15.	Decatur	48
	Princeton	48
17.	Wimberley	47
18.	Celina	46
19.	Giddings	44
	La Grange	44
	Lufkin Hudson	44
22.	Bushland	42
	China Spring	42
	Jasper	42
25.	Center	41
	Longview Spring Hill	41
	Melissa	41
	Rockport-Fulton	41

CONFERENCE 5A

Place	School	Points
1.	Austin Vandegrift	115
2.	Grapevine	111
3.	College Station	77
4.	Canyon Randall	75
5.	Wichita Falls Rider	69
6.	San Antonio Alamo Heights	66
7.	Frisco	65
8.	Cedar Park Vista Ridge	64
9.	Canyon	62
10.	Richmond George Ranch	60
11.	Frisco Wakeland	59
12.	Aledo	58
13.	Frisco Liberty	57
14.	Lufkin	55
15.	Corpus Christi Flour Bluff	52
	Cedar Park	52
	El Paso Eastlake	52
	Fort Bend Ridge Point	52
	Rockwall Heath	52
20.	Edinburg Vela	51
	Waxahachie	51
22.	Frisco Centennial	50
	Houston Stratford	50
	Mansfield Lake Ridge	50
25.	Angleton	49
	Hallsville	49
	Prosper	49

CONFERENCE 6A

Place	School	Points
1.	Austin Westlake	94
2.	Conroe The Woodlands	79
3.	Katy Seven Lakes	71
4.	Southlake Carroll	69
5.	San Antonio Johnson	67
6.	Katy Cinco Ranch	65
7.	Austin Lake Travis	64
8.	Humble Atascocita	62
	San Antonio Reagan	62
10.	Amarillo	60
11.	Keller	59
12.	Dallas Highland Park	57
	Galena Park North Shore	57
	Lewisville Flower Mound	57
15.	Laredo United	55
16.	Mansfield	52
17.	Arlington Martin	50
18.	Coppell	49
	Pearland	49
20.	DeSoto	48
	Waco Midway	48
22.	Edinburg North	47
23.	Allen	46
	Lewisville Hebron	46
	Plano West	46

 

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