2024-25 UIL Lone Star Cup Winners Announced

Date: Jul 01, 2025
Category: AcademicsAthleticsMusic

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AUSTIN, Texas – The University Interscholastic League announced the six winners of the 2024-25 UIL Lone Star Cup presented by Texas Farm Bureau Insurance.

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.

Austin Vandegrift claimed the Conference 6A Lone Star Cup title, bolstered by state titles in boys soccer, football and FIRST Robotics. The Vipers also finished as state runner-up in boys cross country, girls golf, and marching band, and reached the state semifinals in both girls soccer and volleyball. Additional accomplishments include third place in boys swimming and diving,  a regional final in team tennis, deep playoff runs in boys and girls basketball, a baseball playoff berth, and a state spirit finals appearance. This marks Austin Vandegrift’s third Lone Star Cup titles and first since 2016.

After winning the inaugural Conference 3A Lone Star Cup title in 1998, Aledo secured its second title with the 2025 Conference 5A championship. The Bearcats claimed a state title in baseball and finished as state runner-up in one-act play, while also reaching the state semifinals in softball and volleyball. They placed third in state in boys track and field and girls cross country, fifth in marching band, and made deep playoff runs in football, girls basketball, and team tennis. Aledo also advanced to finals in state spirit and captured district titles in boys basketball, academics, and both boys and girls soccer.

Wimberley won its second Lone Star Cup trophy, and first since 1999-2000, clinching the Conference 4A title by just 0.5 points. The Texans took home state championships in congress and volleyball, and led all schools in spring tennis victories. They also finished as state runner-up in baseball, reached the state semifinals in football, team tennis, and softball, and advanced to the state finals in boys basketball and boys soccer. Additional feats include a state quarterfinal appearance in girls basketball and regional and district titles in academics.

Holliday repeated as the Conference 3A Lone Star Cup champion, earning its seventh overall title. The Eagles won state titles in girls cross country and boys track and field, advanced to the regional final in baseball, football, and volleyball, the regional semifinals in boys basketball, and the regional quarterfinals in softball. They also achieved third in both boys and girls track and field. In  academics, Holliday excelled by winning a district title, a regional title and finishing third at the State Academic Meet. The Eagles also finished third in girls track and field, tallied a state appearance in girls basketball, and advanced to the state finals in marching band.

After finishing third last year, Shelbyville claimed the Conference 2A Lone Star Cup title, its first in school history. Key achievements include state championships in academics and congress, a state runner-up finish in military marching band, and state finals appearances in baseball, boys basketball, and softball. The Dragons also reached the state semifinals in football and the regional quarterfinals in volleyball, advanced to finals in state spirit, and earned district and regional titles in academics.

Building on last year’s school-best runner-up finish, Jayton captured its first Lone Star Cup trophy with the Conference 1A title. The Jaybirds won state titles in boys basketball and football, placed fifth in boys cross country, and advanced to the state semifinals in girls basketball. They also captured regional and district academics titles, advanced to the state finals in spirit and FIRST Robotics, and made an appearance the baseball playoffs.

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	Austin Vandegrift	122
2	Southlake Carroll	102
3	Lewisville Flower Mound	85
4	Austin Lake Travis	80
5	Allen	79
T6	Humble Kingwood	76
T6	Katy Seven Lakes	76
T8	Austin Westlake	75
T8	Keller	75
10	Conroe The Woodlands	74
11	Humble Atascocita	72
12	Waco Midway	70
13	The Woodlands College Park	67
14	Bridgeland	66
15	Duncanville	62
16	Wolfforth Frenship	61
17	Coppell	58
18	Humble Summer Creek	57
T19	Denton Guyer	56
T19	Lewisville Marcus	56
T21	Katy Jordan	54
T21	San Antonio Johnson	54
T23	Conroe Grand Oaks	53
T23	Houston Memorial	53
T25	Cibolo Steele	52
T25	Houston Lamar	52
T25	Laredo Alexander	52
T25	Los Fresnos	52

Conference 5A

Place	School	Points
1	Aledo	104
2	Frisco Wakeland	95
T3	Argyle	93
T3	Cedar Park	93
5	Lucas Lovejoy	91
6	Prosper Walnut Grove	87
7	Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill	86
T8	College Station A&M Consolidated	81
T8	Comal Smithson Valley	81
T10	Dallas Highland Park	80
T10	Liberty Hill	80
12	Georgetown	72
13	Corpus Christi Flour Bluff	68
14	Montgomery Lake Creek	66
T15	Grapevine	60
T15	Lubbock Cooper	60
17	Midlothian	57
18	Friendswood	56
T19	Amarillo	54
T19	Colleyville Heritage	54
21	Pflugerville Hendrickson	53
T22	Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial	52
T22	Harlingen South	52
24	Abilene Wylie	51
25	McKinney North	50

Conference 4A

Place	School	Points
1	Wimberley	106.5
2	Celina	106
3	Canyon Randall	103.5
4	Salado	97
5	Comal Davenport	91
6	Decatur	81
7	Sunnyvale	79
8	Lindale	78
9	Sulphur Springs	76
10	Corpus Christi Calallen	74
11	Canyon	70
12	Andrews	69
13	La Vernia	62
14	Frisco Panther Creek	60
15	Aubrey	57
T16	Brock	56
T16	China Spring	56
18	Texarkana Pleasant Grove	54
T19	Canyon West Plains	53
T19	Seminole	53
21	Stephenville	52
22	Fredericksburg	51
23	Kennedale	49
24	Needville	48
T25	Bridge City	47
T25	Lumberton	47

Conference 3A

Place	School	Points
1	Holliday	94
2	Wall	69
3	Gunter	67
4	Shallowater	64
5	Grandview	63
6	Corpus Christi London	61
7	Columbus	57
8	Franklin	55
9	Paradise	54
10	East Bernard	52
11	Lexington	50
12	Bushland	48
13	Fairfield	47
14	Whitesboro	46
15	Peaster	45
T16	Iowa Park	43
T16	Tatum	43
18	Tuscola Jim Ned	41
T19	Jourdanton	40
T19	Texarkana Liberty-Eylau	40
T21	Mineola	39
T22	Nacogdoches Central Heights	38
T22	West	38
T24	Boyd	36
T24	Coahoma	36
T24	Goliad	36
T24	Kountze	36

Conference 2A

Place	School	Points
1	Shelbyville	63
2	Shiner	58
3	Ganado	56
4	Muenster	53
5	Mason	52
6	Martin's Mill	49
7	Gruver	48
8	Crawford	47
T9	Windthorst	46
T9	Wink	46
11	Collinsville	43
12	Panhandle	42
13	New Home	41
14	Bogata Rivercrest	40
T15	Lindsay	39
T15	Lipan	39
T17	Bosqueville	38
T17	Burton	38
T17	Thorndale	38
T20	Flatonia	36
T20	Johnson City LBJ	36
T20	Stamford	36
T20	Sundown	36
T24	Christoval	35
T24	Falls City	35
T24	Mildred	35
T24	Nocona	35

 

Conference 1A

Place	School	Points
1	Jayton	66
2	Gordon	60
3	Abbott	57
4	Gail Borden County	54
T5	Brookeland	48
T5	Tilden McMullen County	48
7	Nazareth	47
8	D'Hanis	44
T9	Clyde Eula	40
T9	Fayetteville	40
T9	Jonesboro	40
T9	Water Valley	40
13	Avalon	38
T14	Benjamin	34
T14	Neches	34
T14	Perrin-Whitt	34
T14	Saint Jo	34
18	Rankin	33
T19	Blum	32
T19	Broaddus	32
T19	Menard	32
T22	Richland Springs	31
T22	Lamesa Klondike	31
T24	Garden City	30
T24	Hamlin	30
T24	Mertzon Irion County	30
T24	Round Top-Carmine	30
T24	Saltillo	30
T24	Wildorado	30

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