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Snapshot: Here are the latest enrollment numbers involving Amarillo-area schools for UIL realignment

Press Pass Sports by Press Pass Sports
August 7, 2022
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It’s that thrilling point of the year where high schools across the state submit their enrollment numbers to the UIL, which is used to determine the next UIL realignment in February.

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Press Pass Sports will be updating this list as schools continue to make their number official.

As of now, these are the official enrollment numbers turned Into the UIL.

Amarillo ISD nor Lubbock ISD has official enrollment numbers turned in.

Class 6A

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 2,189 and up

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Tascosa 2,186 2,281

Class 5A Division I

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 2,189 to 1839

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Amarillo High 2,140 2,122

Caprock 2,160 1,964

Monterey 2,149 2,137

Coronado 2,129 2,140

Abilene Cooper 2,017.5 2,004

Lubbock High 1,926.5 1,988

Palo Duro 1,923 2,021

Class 5A Division II

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 1839 to 1,149

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Lubbock Cooper 1,851 1,516

Randall 1,718 1,698

W.F. Rider 1,519 1,457

Plainview 1,485.5 1,500

W.F. High 1,321 1,257

Abilene Wylie 1,270 1,164

Class 4A Division I

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 1,148 to 790

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Canyon 1,149 1,128

Dumas 1,144 1,002

Pampa 1,045 975

Hereford 1,133.5 1,138

Class 4A Division II

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 789 to 505

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Estacado 844 746

Borger 753 749

Perryton 630 618

Dalhart 486 511

Levelland 727 773

Class 3A

Division I

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 504 to 335

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Bushland 479 463

Shallowater 464 444

River Road 403 388

Slaton 393 359

Littlefield 363 374

Muleshoe 352 378

Class 3A Division II

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 334 to 225

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

Dimmitt 346 317

Childress 331 312

Friona 310 299

Spearman 249 268

Canadian 264 280

Tulia 325 317

Class 2A Division I

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 224 to 161.5

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

H. Park 245 223

W. Texas High 221 215

Panhandle 212 217

S. Fritch 207 210

Boys Ranch 190 183

Sunray 149 171

Class 2A Division II

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 161.4 to 105.

School 2020-2022 2017-2109

Farwell 173 147

Gruver 162 131

Stratford 157 152

Memphis 145 137

Wellington 144 152

Vega 134 129

Wheeler 129 116

Shamrock 123 100

Clarendon 123 126

Bovina 115 134

Booker 103 89

Class 1A Division I

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 104.9 to 56

School 2020-2022 2017-2019

White Deer 99 89

Claude 92 102

Happy 74 72

Valley 66 64

McLean 63 66

Wildorado 58.5 —

Miami 52 56

Class 1A Division II

UIL 2017-2019 cutoff: 56 and below

School 2020-2022 2017-2018

Groom 50 46

Follett 41 40

Hedley 32 30

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