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UIL Realignment announced
The Hondo Owls are staying
in familiar territory for another two years. When the University
Interscholastic League announced its Reclassification and Realignment at
9 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 1, HHS was placed, for the 2010-2012 school
years, in District 27-AAA, along with current district rivals Carrizo
Springs, Crystal City, Devine, Lytle, Pearsall and new member, Somerset.
The only new addition to the current alignment is Somerset, which takes
Bandera's place.
Bandera is aligned with Hondo's current district for football only, so
their league affiliation with the Owls' has already ended.
District 28-AAA, which will provide bi-district
opponents for 27-AAA for the next two years, will be comprised of Cuero,
Gonzales, La Vernia, Pleasanton, Poteet, SA Sam Houston and Yoakum.
Both 27-AAA and 28-AAA are seven-team
districts.
The UIL set the range of Conference 3A
enrollments from 430 to 989.
Medina Valley remained in 4A, which has
enrollments ranging from 990
to 2064.
The Panthers will be in District 28-AAAA, also
a seven-team district, along with Boerne Champion, Kerrville Tivy, SA
Brennan, SA Harlandale, SA McCollum and Uvalde.
That district's bi-district opponents will come
from 27-AAAA, which includes Buda Hays, Kyle Lehman, Lockhart, New
Braunfels Canyon, Alamo Heights, Schertz Clemens and Smithson Valley.
In Conference 1A, both D'Hanis and Sabinal will
be Division II schools in football. Their district will be 15-A-II, and
will also consist of Nueces Canyon, Leakey, Medina and Rocksprings.
Schools in 16-A-II include Agua Dulce,
Benavides, Bruni, Falls City, Pettus, Runge and Woodsboro.
In basketball, D'Hanis will be a Division II
school, and Sabinal will be a Division I school. D'Hanis' district for
the 2010-11 basketball season, 31-A-II, will also consist of Nueces
Canyon,
Comstock, Knippa, Leakey, Rocksprings and Utopia.
Sabinal will be in 30-A-I for basketball in
2010-11, along with Brackett, Charlotte, La Pryor and SA Gervin.
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