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UIL High School snapshot numbers for the Texas Panhandle and South Plains

Kale Steed by Kale Steed
November 3, 2025
Reading Time: 9 mins read
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Perryton ISD turned in 555 for the latest UIL realignment. [David Erickson/ Press Pass Sports]

The always anticipated Snapshot day came Friday and are finishing up this week.

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It’s that thrilling point of the year where high schools across the state submit their enrollment numbers to the University Interscholastic League, which is used to determine the next UIL realignment in February. The UIL will release the new cutoff numbers in December.

Press Pass Sports will be updating the numbers as they come in.

Here are the current conference cutoff numbers with the snapshot numbers below.

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UIL Reclassification and Realignment
Conference Cutoff Numbers
2024-2025 & 2025-2026

Conference Cutoffs

6A – 2275 and above 249 schools; 249 (Basketball), 249 (Football); 247 (Volleyball)

5A – 1315 – 2274 252 schools; 251 (Basketball); 248 (Football); 252 (Volleyball)

4A – 545 – 1314 217 schools; 216 (Basketball); 200 (Football); 215 (Volleyball)

3A – 254 – 544 230 schools; 230 (Basketball); 200 (Football); 220 (Volleyball)

2A – 105 – 253 226 schools; 226 (Basketball); 206 (Football); 170 (Volleyball)

1A – 104.9 and below 216 schools; 215 (Basketball); 154 (Football); 123 (Volleyball)

1A – 5A Football Division I and Division II Numbers
1A Division I 61.5 – 104.9 78 schools
1A Division II 61.4 and below 76 schools

2A Division I 181.5 – 253 103 schools
2A Division II 105 – 181.4 103 schools

3A Division I 369 – 544 100 schools
3A Division II 254 – 368 100 schools

4A Division I 957 – 1314 107 schools
4A Division II 545 – 956 93 schools

5A Division I 1903 – 2274 129 schools
5A Division II 1315 – 1902 119 schools

Class 6A2024-2026 Cutoff numbers
Odessa Permian4,5632275 and above
Odessa High4,273
Midland Legacy3,681
Midland High3,548.5
Frenship1,980
Class 5A
Frenship Memorial2,1941315-2274
Amarillo High2,161Division I – 1903-2274
Tascosa2,105Division II – 1315-1902
Lubbock-Monterey2,039
Caprock2,015.5
Abilene High1,933
Lubbock High1,902
Wichita Falls Legacy1,847
Palo Duro1,812.5
Lubbock-Coronado1,745
Abilene Cooper1,721
Lubbock-Cooper1,663
Wichita Falls Memorial1,602
Abilene Wylie1,580
Plainview1,247
Class 4A
West Plains1,278545-1314
Dumas1,163Division I – 957-1314
Hereford1,138Division II – 545-956
Randall1,116
Canyon1,085
Pampa950
Lub-Cooper Liberty837
Levelland726
Lubbock Estacado711
Borger643
Perryton555
Class 3A
Bushland469254-544
Dalhart467Division I – 369-544
Slaton360Division II – 254-368
Littlefield358
River Road351
Muleshoe351
Dimmitt331
Lubbock Roosevelt321
Childress295
Idalou291
Friona280
Canadian249
Tulia236
Class 2A
Sanford-Fritch222105-253
Abernathy220Division I – 181.5-253
Post214Division II – 105-181.4
New Deal209
Highland Park205
Floydada200
Sunray199
Farwell187
Olton186
Panhandle181
Spearman181
Hale Center180
New Home177
Wellington168
West Texas High146
Sudan142
Stratford140
Gruver139
Lockney124
Bovina116
Quanah116
Clarendon114
Vega112
Wheeler110
Memphis110
Morton109
Shamrock101
Ralls94Opting to stay in Class 2A
Crosbyton84Opting to stay in Class 2A
Class 1A
Boys Ranch115Will play in 2A in all sports but formula allows them to stay in 1A for football
Booker94
Claude90104.5 and below
White Deer89Division I – 61.5-104.9
Kress84Division II – 61.4 and below
Petersburg80
Happy74
Nazareth69
Spur66
Silverton60
McLean57
Hart57
Lorenzo56
Valley56
Anton55
Follett52
Miami50
Lefors48
Groom40
Hedley25
Darrouzett24
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Kale Steed

Kale Steed has worked in media since 2002 and has covered sports full-time since 2010, when he joined KVII-TV as a weekend sports reporter and sports anchor. From 2010–2014, he covered high school and collegiate athletics across the Texas Panhandle before transitioning from television to print journalism. In 2014, Steed joined the Amarillo Globe-News as a staff sports reporter. In 2019, he launched Press Pass Sports, betting on himself to build an independent outlet dedicated to in-depth local sports coverage. Accolades: Lone Star Conference Kirk Hill Writer of the Year (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019), THSCA Putt Powell Award — Sports Writer of the Year (2018), TGCA Division I Sports Writer of the Year (2022)

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