Austin, Texas, February 3, 2026
The University Interscholastic League has unveiled new district alignments for Texas high school volleyball for the upcoming seasons. This significant adjustment aims to enhance competition and engagement within communities, providing local athletes with better support and opportunities. The changes, effective for the 2026-2028 seasons, are expected to stimulate local economies and bolster attendance at games. Various districts, including 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, and 2A, will see realignments, further igniting rivalries and community spirit.
Austin, Texas – The University Interscholastic League (UIL) has announced the district realignments for high school volleyball for the 2026-2028 seasons, affecting schools across Texas.
A New Era for Texas High School Volleyball
The UIL’s recent realignment initiative is set to shake up the competitive landscape of Texas high school volleyball. As local businesses and communities continue to champion their youth through sports, these changes may foster opportunities for heightened engagement, increased attendance at games, and enhanced support for local athletes.
This structural adjustment demonstrates how proactive measures can lead to positive outcomes in schools and communities. By promoting local championships and rivalries, it also directly supports small-business growth through increased engagement and community involvement. Now, let’s delve further into these exciting changes.
Key District Realignments
As the UIL announces the new alignments for the upcoming seasons, here’s a look at the districts affected:
6A District 10
- Longview
- Tyler Legacy
- Forney
- Mesquite Horn
- North Forney
- Rockwall
- Rockwall-Heath
- Royse City
5A District 10
- Hallsville
- Marshall
- Mount Pleasant
- Nacogdoches
- Tyler High
- Whitehouse
- Texas High
5A District 17
- Lufkin
- Brenham
- Bryan Rudder
- College Station
- A&M Consolidated
- Huntsville
- Montgomery
- Montgomery Lake Creek
4A District 13
- Wills Point
- Caddo Mills
- Farmersville
- Kaufman
- Quinlan Ford
- Sunnyvale
4A District 14
- Pittsburg
- Sulphur Springs
- Bonham
- Paris
- North Lamar
- Pleasant Grove
4A District 15
- Athens
- Brownsboro
- Canton
- Lindale
- Van
- Kemp
- Mabank
4A District 16
- Carthage
- Cumberland Academy
- Gilmer
- Henderson
- Kilgore
- Pine Tree
- Spring Hill
- Chapel Hill
4A District 17
- Bullard
- Center
- Hudson
- Jacksonville
- Palestine
- Rusk
- Madisonville
4A District 18
- Jasper
- Bridge City
- Lumberton
- Little Cypress-Mauriceville
- Silsbee
- Vidor
- West Orange-Stark
4A District 19
- Livingston
- Hamshire-Fannett
- Hardin-Jefferson
- Huffman Hargrave
- Liberty
- Shepherd
3A District 11
- Atlanta
- DeKalb
- Hooks
- New Boston
- Queen City
- Redwater
- Liberty-Eylau
3A District 12
- Harmony
- Daingerfield
- New Diana
- Hughes Springs
- Jefferson
- Mount Pleasant Chapel Hill
3A District 13
- Arp
- Gladewater
- Sabine
- West Rusk
- Tatum
- Troup
- White Oak
3A District 14
- Mount Vernon
- Quitman
- Rains
- Commerce
- Lone Oak
- Paris Chisum
- Prairiland
3A District 15
- Edgewood
- Eustace
- Grand Saline
- Malakoff
- Mineola
- Winona
- Scurry-Rosser
3A District 17
- Elkhart
- Westwood
- Buffalo
- Fairfield
- Groesbeck
- Mexia
- Mildred
- Teague
3A District 20
- Crockett
- Onalaska
- Trinity
- Anderson-Shiro
- Coldspring-Oakhurst
- New Waverly
3A District 21
- Diboll
- Huntington
- Kirbyville
- Central Heights
- Woodville
- Newton
- Warren
2A District 11
- Cumby
- Fate PTAA
- Greenville PTAA
- Quinlan Boles
- Trenton
- Wolfe City
2A District 12
- North Hopkins
- Rivercrest
- Clarksville
- Detroit
- Harts Bluff ECHS
2A District 17
- Harleton
- Linden-Kildare
- Maud
- Paul Pewitt
Conclusion
The UIL’s new district realignments for high school volleyball will likely invigorate local communities and economic activities. Increased local participation in sports not only fosters school spirit but also provides a boost to local businesses, especially those catering to fans and families attending games. As these changes take effect, it’s crucial for Austin residents to support their local teams, thereby stimulating community engagement and economic growth.
Key Features of UIL District Realignments
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Realignments | Affected schools for the 2026-2028 UIL high school volleyball seasons. |
| 6A District 10 | Longview, Tyler Legacy, Forney, Mesquite Horn, North Forney, Rockwall, Rockwall-Heath, Royse City. |
| 5A District 10 | Hallsville, Marshall, Mount Pleasant, Nacogdoches, Tyler High, Whitehouse, Texas High. |
| Community Impact | Potential boost in local business and heightened community involvement in sports. |
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