June 17, 2024
UIL approves proposal to split playoffs into divisions for several team sports
The landscape of high school sports in Texas is evolving once again.
This time, the impact on the postseason will be significant.
The University Interscholastic League legislative council met last week and passed a proposal to split the playoffs for volleyball, softball, baseball, soccer and basketball into two divisions for each classification, following the same format as football.
The change will go into effect for the 2024-25 school year and creates two state championship brackets per classification for teams to compete in.
Read more about the impact of the new playoff format.
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Jon Poorman, High School Sports Editor |
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Photo by: Kirk Sides, Staff Photographer
Ridge Point, Shadow Creek qualify for 7-on-7 state tournament.
Ridge Point and Shadow Creek earned the two qualifying spots for the 7-on-7 football state tournament and are hoping that success translates to the fall season.
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Shout out
LaViolette shines
Tompkins graduate Jace LaViolette robbed Cade Kurland of a go-ahead home run in the ninth inning as Texas A&M held off Florida for a 3-2 victory in a College World Series opener that ended early Sunday. The Aggies (50-13) will play Kentucky tonight in a Bracket 2 winners' game. LaViolette is hitting .311 with 28 home runs this season.
Stat of the day
69: The number of team state championships that will be handed out between football (12), volleyball (11), baseball (11), softball (11), basketball (12) and soccer (12) with the changes to the playoffs passed by the UIL legislative council last week.
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