2020-2021 UIL Lone Star Cup winners announced

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AUSTIN – The University Interscholastic League announced the six winners of the 2020-21 UIL Lone Star Cup on Thursday.

Conroe The Woodlands swept both girls and boys swimming & diving state championships on the way to its eighth overall UIL Lone Star Cup. The Highlanders scored points in several state championship events, including spirit, girls soccer, team tennis, girls and boys cross country, boys golf and marching band. The Woodlands has won three of the last four Conference 6A Cups.

In Conference 5A, Dallas Highland Park begins a new streak after winning its second-consecutive UIL Lone Star Cup. The Scots won state titles in team tennis and boys golf while placing in the top five at state in marching band, academics and girls cross country. Highland Park extended its lead of the most all-time UIL Lone Star Cup victories with its 12^th win.

Argyle scored 148 total UIL Lone Star Cup points (second only to 150 points by Southlake Carroll in 2002) with state championships in football, boys basketball, marching band and both girls and boys golf. The Conference 4A winner also earned state silver in academics and spirit on the way to extending its record streak of nine-consecutive UIL Lone Star Cups.

Brock extended its win streak to three as the Eagles took home the UIL Lone Star Cup in Conference 3A. Brock earned state championships in boys track & field and boys golf, and had state bronze medal winners in academics, girls track & field, boys basketball and baseball. Brock’s 90 UIL Lone Star Cup points are the most ever scored by the school.

With state championships in football and boys track & field, Shiner returned to the top of its class winning the UIL Lone Star Cup for the first time since 2015. The Conference 2A winners were also UIL state medalists in baseball, spirit, girls cross country and boys golf. The win marks Shiner’s fourth overall in UIL Lone Star Cup competition.

In Conference 1A, Nazareth earned its fourth-consecutive UIL Lone Star Cup. With a state championship in girls cross country and state runners-up in girls basketball, academics and robotics, the Swifts earned 67 total points in 2020-21. Nazareth’s state semifinalist baseball team and regional semifinalist boys basketball team also contributed points toward the victory.

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:

CONFERENCE 6A

Place	School	Points
1	Conroe The Woodlands	111
2	Southlake Carroll	99
3	Austin Westlake	91
4	Lewisville Flower Mound	75
5	Arlington Martin	74
	Katy Seven Lakes	74
7	Allen	71
8	Deer Park	67
	Katy Tompkins	67
10	Austin Lake Travis	63
	San Antonio Reagan	63
12	Rockwall Heath	62
13	Humble Atascocita	61
14	Bridgeland	58
	Keller	58
	Rockwall	58
17	Austin Vandegrift	57
	Houston Memorial	57
19	Cypress Woods	56
	Prosper	56
21	Duncanville	54
22	Harlingen	52
23	Laredo United	51
	Lewisville Marcus	51
	Wylie	51

CONFERENCE 5A

Place	School	Points
1	Dallas Highland Park	111
2	Friendswood	88
3	Grapevine	85
4	Amarillo	79
5	Cedar Park	76
	Lucas Lovejoy	76
7	Dripping Springs	74
	Frisco Wakeland	74
9	Aledo	73
10	Boerne Champion	66
11	Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill	65
12	Canyon Randall	63
	Colleyville Heritage	63
14	Mission Sharyland Pioneer	62
	Richmond Foster	62
16	Pflugerville Hendrickson	60
17	Burleson Centennial	57
18	Humble Kingwood Park	56
19	Manvel	55
20	Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial	54
21	San Antonio Alamo Heights	52
22	Corpus Christi Flour Bluff	51
	Magnolia	51
24	Georgetown	50
25	Austin Anderson	49

CONFERENCE 4A

Place	School	Points
1	Argyle	148
2	Canyon	108.5
3	Boerne	94
4	Melissa	85
5	Lindale	81
6	Corpus Christi Calallen	73
	Midlothian Heritage	73
8	Salado	72.67
9	China Spring	67
	Corpus Christi Tuloso-Midway	67
11	Huffman Hargrave	62
	Texarkana Pleasant Grove	62
13	Celina	60
14	Stephenville	59
15	Carthage	58
16	Wimberley	56.5
17	Kennedale	54
18	Andrews	53
	Decatur	53
	San Elizario	53
21	Seminole	51
22	Bellville	50
23	Waco La Vega	49
24	Bullard	48
	Gilmer	48

CONFERENCE 3A

Place	School	Points
1	Brock	90
2	Holliday	83
3	Corpus Christi London	68
	Shallowater	68
5	Lorena	64
6	Lago Vista	58
7	Gunter	55
8	Tuscola Jim Ned	52
9	Bushland	50
	Whitesboro	50
11	Atlanta	49
12	Little River Academy	47
13	Bishop	46
14	Grandview	45
15	Brownfield	43
16	Columbus	42
	East Bernard	42
	Lexington	42
	Malakoff	42
	Rains	42
21	Tatum	41
22	Mineola	39.67
23	Canadian	39
	Vanderbilt Industrial	39
	White Oak	39

CONFERENCE 2A

Place	School	Points
1* (Won tiebreaker)	Shiner	71 (2 State Titles)
2	Mason	71 (1 State Title)
3	Crawford	66
4	Panhandle	56.67
5	Normangee	54
6	Martin’s Mill	53
7	Lindsay	49
8	Lipan	44
	Thrall	44
10	Christoval	41
11	Sundown	40
	Windthorst	40
13	Bosqueville	39
	Muenster	39
15	Cisco	38
	Forsan	38
17	Albany	36
	New Deal	36
	Refugio	36
	Sabinal	36
	Thorndale	36
	Weimar	36
23	Beckville	34
	Bogata Rivercrest	34
	Gladewater Union Grove	34
	Italy	34
	Jewett Leon	34
	Schulenburg	34
	Wink	34

CONFERENCE 1A

Place	School	Points
1	Nazareth	67
2	D’Hanis	60
	Dodd City	60
4	Rankin	54
5	Neches	52
	Sterling City	52
7	Abbott	50
	Blum	50
9	Cumby Miller Grove	48
10	Slidell	46
11	Clyde Eula	44
12	Gail Borden County	42
13	Graford	40
	Hubbard	40
	Saltillo	40
	Westbrook	40
17	Veribest	38
18	Mertzon Irion County	36
19	Ackerly Sands	35
	Jayton	35
21	North Zulch	34
22	Chireno	32
23	Cross Plains	30
	Earth-Springlake	30
	Fayetteville	30
	Van Horn	30