2017-18 UIL Lone Star Cup Winners Announced

Date: Jul 02, 2018
Category: General Information

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AUSTIN, Texas – The University Interscholastic League announced the six winners of the 2017-18 UIL Lone Star Cup on Monday.

Conroe The Woodlands went back-to-back, winning its second consecutive UIL Lone Star Cup in Conference 6A. The Highlanders won state championships in boys cross country, girls swimming & diving and boys track & field on the way to its seventh overall cup victory. The Conference 6A champion also earned points with a state runner-up finish in boys swimming & diving and was a state bronze medal winner in girls golf and volleyball.

Prosper captured its first UIL Lone Star Cup victory with a state championship in volleyball, state runner-up finish in boys wrestling and third-place finish at the academic state meet. The Conference 5A winner also earned points by advancing to state in marching band, and playoff runs in multiple team sports. Prosper’s 102 total Lone Star Cup points are the most in school history.

In Conference 4A, Argyle earned a record-breaking seventh consecutive UIL Lone Star Cup. The win also gives the Eagles a total of nine Cup victories, which is second most all-time. Argyle earned 119 points (most of any school in 2017-18) with state championships in academics, girls basketball and baseball, and state runners-up finishes in marching band, volleyball and boys golf.

Returning to the top of its class, Brock won its fifth UIL Lone Star Cup in 2017-18. The Eagles had multiple state appearances with a state silver medal in football and state bronze medal in girls golf, girls basketball, softball and baseball. With 86 points in Conference 3A, Brock set a new school record for Lone Star Cup points.

Mason captured its first UIL Lone Star Cup victory with a school-record 70 points in Conference 2A. The Punchers earned points for the most match wins at state tennis, a state runner-up finish in one-act play and as a state semifinalist in girls basketball. Mason’s girls cross country, football, boys basketball, academics, softball and baseball teams also contributed points toward the victory.

With state championships in girls cross country and girls basketball, Nazareth claimed its second consecutive UIL Lone Star Cup in Conference 1A. The Swifts were state runners-up in boys basketball, had the most match wins at state tennis and earned points in academics, football and baseball.

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 6A

Place	School	Points
1	Conroe The Woodlands	117
2	Southlake Carroll	90
3	Austin Westlake	82
4	Keller	79
5	Allen	76
	Austin Lake Travis	76
7	Coppell	75
8	San Antonio Reagan	66
9	Cypress Ranch	62
	Katy Tompkins	62
11	Houston Memorial	60
12	Garland Sachse	59
	Humble Atascocita	59
14	Humble Kingwood	56
15	Klein	54.67
16	Austin Vandegrift	53
	Duncanville	53
	Laredo Alexander	53
19	Lewisville Marcus	52
20	Arlington Martin	51
	Katy Seven Lakes	51
22	Lewisville Flower Mound	48
	Lewisville Hebron	48
24	Cy-Fair	47
	Deer Park	47

 

CONFERENCE 5A

Place	School	Points
1	Prosper	102
2	Dallas Highland Park	83
3	Humble Kingwood Park	81
4	Aledo	76
	Dripping Springs	76
6	Amarillo	74.5
7	Austin	66
8	Grapevine	65
9	Cedar Park	64
10	Colleyville Heritage	63
11	Canyon Randall	62
	Frisco Wakeland	62
13	Waxahachie	60
14	Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial	59
15	Mansfield Lake Ridge	57
	Richmond Foster	57
17	Midlothian	55
18	Lucas Lovejoy	54
19	Lubbock Coronado	52
20	Kerrville Tivy	50
	Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill	50
22	El Paso Eastlake	49
23	College Station A&M Consolidated	48
	Frisco Liberty	48
	Northwest Eaton	48

 

CONFERENCE 4A

Place	School	Points
1	Argyle	119
2	Abilene Wylie	89
3	Liberty Hill	83
4	Midlothian Heritage	72
5	Fredericksburg	70
6	Melissa	69
7	Texarkana Pleasant Grove	67
8	Kennedale	66
9	Boerne	61
10	Carthage	56
	Dallas Carter	56
	Salado	56
13	Kilgore	55
14	Crandall	54
	Huffman Hargrave	54
	San Elizario	54
17	Andrews	53
	Seminole	53
19	China Spring	52
	Wimberley	52
21	Silsbee	50
	Stephenville	50
23	Bushland	48
24	Madisonville	47
25	Jasper	46
	Levelland	46

CONFERENCE 3A

Place	School	Points
1	Brock	86
2	Wall	66
3	Grandview	64
4	East Bernard	56
5	Mount Vernon	52
6	Corpus Christi London	48
	Shallowater	48
	Vanderbilt Industrial	48
9	Sunnyvale	46
10	Santa Gertrudis Academy	44
	Whitesboro	44
12	Odem	42
13	Alpine	40
	Diana New Diana	40
	Pottsboro	40
16	Colorado City Colorado	38
	Edgewood	38
	Holliday	38
	Hughes Springs	38
	Little River Academy	38
21	Beckville	36
	Canadian	36
	Goliad	36
	Nacogdoches Central Heights	36
	Santa Rosa	36
	White Oak	36

 

CONFERENCE 2A

Place	School	Points
1	Mason	70
2	Sundown	67
3	Grapeland	60
4	Crawford	58
5	Lindsay	52
	Shiner	52
	Thorndale	52
8	Muenster	50
9	Albany	42
	De Leon	42
	Mart	42
	Martin's Mill	42
	Post	42
	Refugio	42
	Woden	42
16	Bells	40
	New Deal	40
18	Forsan	38
	Normangee	38
20	Gladewater Union Grove	36
	Stinnett West Texas	36
	Tenaha	36
	Three Rivers	36
	Windthorst	36
25	Bogota Rivercrest	34
	Evadale	34
	Falls City	34
	Hawley	34
	Valley View	34

 

CONFERENCE 1A

Place	School	Points
1	Nazareth	68
2	Gail Borden County	64
3	Happy	52
4	Slocum	50
5	Blum	46
6	Cumby Miller Grove	44
7	Dodd City	42
8	Tioga	40
9	Abbott	38
	Moulton	38
	Ropesville Ropes	38
12	D'Hanis	36
	Garden City	36
14	Coolidge	34
	Gilmer Union Hill	34
	Gorman	34
	Lipan	34
	Slidell	34
	Trinidad	34
	Turkey Valley	34
21	Bronte	32
	Cross Plains	32
	Jonesboro	32
24	Bryson	30
	Lamesa Klondike	30
	Martinsville	30
	May	30
	Spurger	30
	Sulphur Bluff	30
	Tilden McMullen County	30

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