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2023-24 UIL Lone Star Cup Winners Announced

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Date: Jul 01, 2024
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AUSTIN, Texas – The University Interscholastic League announced the six winners of the 2023-24 UIL Lone Star Cup presented by Texas Farm Bureau Insurance.

Southlake Carroll claimed the Conference 6A Lone Star Cup title, bolstered by a state title in boys cross country. The Dragons also finished as state runner-up in girls cross country, and in both girls and boys swimming and diving. Additionally, they advanced to the state semifinals in football and reached the regional semifinals in girls basketball, girls soccer and volleyball. Southlake Carroll is now tied for third in Lone Star Cup titles with nine, having won two of the last three titles in Conference 6A.

After finishing as runner-up the previous two years, Lucas Lovejoy captured its third Conference 5A Lone Star Cup title. The Leopards brought home state titles in both boys and girls cross country, as well as in volleyball. They also finished as state runner-up in baseball, reached the regional finals in football, the regional semifinals in girls soccer and won a district championship in academics.

After securing their first Lone Star Cup title in 2022-23, Canyon Randall made it two in a row with a repeat title in Conference 4A. The Raiders took home state championships in girls cross country and boys wrestling and captured the most victories in spring tennis on their way to 117 points, the most of any conference. Canyon Randall also finished as state runner-up in volleyball, reached the state semifinals in boys basketball and captured a regional championship in academics.

After a 19-year drought, Holliday won the Conference 3A Lone Star Cup title, its sixth overall. The Eagles secured the state title in boys cross country, advanced to the state semifinals in boys basketball and placed fourth at State Marching Band. They also achieved third in both boys and girls track and field. In  academics, Holliday excelled by winning a district title and finishing third at the State Academic Meet.

After finishing as runner-up in the Conference 2A Lone Star Cup standings the past two years, Shiner reclaimed the top spot by winning its fifth title. State championships in softball and one-act play spearheaded their success. Additionally, they finished fourth at State Marching Band and advanced to the regional semifinals in girls basketball. Shiner also notched a district championship in academics.

Gail Borden County rallied down the stretch in the 2023-24 school year, amassing a district, regional and state championship in academics. The Coyotes also won a state championship in both boys golf and congress, and advanced to the regional finals in football and softball and the regional semifinals in girls basketball. These achievements culminated in Gail Borden County winning its first-ever Lone Star Cup title, taking home honors in Conference 1A.

The UIL Lone Star Cup program began during the 1997-98 school year and 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 in contention for the UIL Lone Star Cup. Trophy presentations will take place in the fall at events chosen by the winning schools.

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

Conference 6A

Place

School

Points

1

Southlake Carroll

111

2

Katy Seven Lakes

93

3

Allen

90

4

Conroe The Woodlands

86

5

Austin Westlake

83

6

Lewisville Flower Mound

81

7

Keller

77

T8

Austin Vandegrift

76

T8

Duncanville

76

T8

Rockwall

76

11

Prosper

69

12

Northside Brennan

66

13

Pearland

65

14

Austin Lake Travis

64

15

Arlington Martin

63

16

Deer Park

62

T17

Humble Kingwood

58

T17

Waco Midway

58

T19

Dallas Highland Park

57

T19

Humble Atascocita

57

21

Humble Summer Creek

56

22

Woodlands College Park

54

23

Bridgeland

52

24

Conroe Grand Oaks

51

T25

Northside Harlan

50

T25

San Antonio Johnson

50

T25

Tomball

50

T25

Wolfforth Frenship

50

 

Conference 5A

Place

School

Points

1

Lucas Lovejoy

109

2

Aledo

91

3

Frisco Wakeland

90

4

Colleyville Heritage

79

5

Georgetown

78

6

Friendswood

75

7

Lubbock Cooper

74

T8

Amarillo

72

T8

Argyle

72

10

Lamar Fulshear

70

11

San Antonio Alamo Heights

69

T12

Cedar Park

68

T12

Corpus Christi Flour Bluff

68

T12

Forney

68

T12

Liberty Hill

68

T16

Melissa

65

T16

Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill

65

18

Leander Rouse

64

19

Frisco Reedy

63

20

Comal Smithson Valley

62

21

Montgomery Lake Creek

58

22

Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial

55

23

Harlingen South

54

24

McKinney North

53

25

Richmond Foster

52

 

Conference 4A

Place

School

Points

1

Canyon Randall

117

2

Canyon

94

3

Boerne

93

4

Frisco Panther Creek

89

5

Salado

88

6

Celina

85

7

Comal Davenport

73

T8

Lindale

68

T8

Wimberley

68

10

Decatur

67

11

Stephenville

66

12

Corpus Christi Calallen

65

13

Anna

63

T14

Aubrey

61

T14

Sulphur Springs

61

16

Needville

58

17

Alvin Iowa Colony

57

T18

Floresville

56

T18

San Elizario

56

20

Canyon West Plains

55

T21

Andrews

51

T21

Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway

51

T21

Glen Rose

51

24

Burnet

50

T25

El Paso Riverside

49

T25

Seminole

49

 

Conference 3A

Place

School

Points

1

Holliday

88

2

Corpus Christi London

81

3

Brock

77

4

Gunter

74

5

Shallowater

70

6

Franklin

65

7

Columbus

59

8

Bushland

53

9

Lorena

52

10

Wall

50

11

Poth

49

12

East Bernard

48

13

Tatum

47

14

Goliad

46

15

Hallettsville

44

16

Lytle

43.5

T17

Canadian

43

T17

Whitesboro

43

T17

Winnsboro

43

20

Grandview

42

21

Ponder

40

22

Fairfield

37

T23

Malakoff

36

T23

Rains

36

T25

Hooks

35

T25

Jacksboro

35

T25

Tuscola Jim Ned

35

 

Conference 2A

Place

School

Points

1

Shiner

69

2

Crawford

60

3

Shelbyville

59

4

Tolar

56

5

Beckville

53

T6

Martin's Mill

51

T6

New Home

51

8

Collinsville

50

9

Mason

48

10

Muenster

43

T11

Hawley

42

T11

Thrall

42

T13

Clarendon

41

T13

Nocona

41

T13

Refugio

41

T16

Albany

40

T16

Bogata Rivercrest

40

T16

Centerville

40

19

Johnson City LBJ

39

T20

Goldthwaite

38

T20

Lipan

38

22

Timpson

37

T23

Forsan

36

T23

Hamilton

36

T23

Wink

36

 

Conference 1A

Place

School

Points

1

Gail Borden County

69

2

Jayton

66

3

Benjamin

59

4

Neches

52

T5

Dodd City

50

T5

Gordon

50

7

Nazareth

45

8

Moulton

44.5

9

Westbrook

42

10

Menard

41

T11

Abbott

40

T11

Blum

40

T13

Brookeland

38

T13

Fayetteville

38

T13

Newcastle

38

16

Lamesa Klondike

37

T17

Avery

36

T17

D'Hanis

36

T17

Eula

36

T17

Mertzon Irion County

36

T17

Oglesby

36

22

Rankin

35

23

Graford

34

T24

Jonesboro

32

T24

Oakwood

32

T24

Richland Springs

32

T24

Saint Jo

32

T24

Whiteface

32

T24

Wildorado

32

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