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Lone Star Cup is given by the
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’s combined academic and athletic achievements. All UIL member
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in good academic and athletic eligibility standing will be included for contention.


What the UIL recognizes

This annual program recognizes five high schools, one in each of the six UIL classifications (6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A), based on their overall team achievement in sanctioned UIL Athletic/Academic championships. As of January 1st, 2023 this included:


Team Sports

*Boys' Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Soccer *Girls' Basketball, Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball *Tennis


Individual Sports

*Boys' Cross Country, Golf, Track and Field, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, and Wrestling *Girls' Cross Country, Golf, Track and Field, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, and Wrestling


Non-Athletic Competitions

*Academic events included in the State Academic Meet *Congress *Film *Marching Band *Mariachi *One-Act Play *Robotics (FIRST and BEST) *Spirit *Theatrical Design


Points and Standings

Standings for the Lone Star Cup are compiled via a year-long accumulation of points based on team success at the district and state level in the UIL activities listed above. Rankings in state or national polls do not count in Lone Star Cup standings. Lone Star Cup points are accrued as follows:


Athletic Contests


Team Sports

*Regular Season: District Championship and Play-off Berth—4 *Regular Season: Play-off Berth Only—2 *Playoffs: ''Each'' Victory or Advancement via Bye or Forfeit—2


Overall Team Standings in Individual Sports (State Meet only, not including Team Tennis)

*First Place—10 *Second Place—8 *Third Place—6 *Fourth Place—4 *Fifth Place—2


Team Tennis (State Meet only)

*State Championship—10 *State Runner-up—8 *State Semifinalist—5


Academic Competitions


Overall Team Standings in One Act Play (State Meet only)

*First Place—10 *Second Place—8 *Third Place—6


Academic Events

*District Championship—4 *Regional Championship—4 *Overall Team Standings in State Meet: **First Place—10 **Second Place—8 **Third Place—6 **Fourth Place—4 **Fifth Place—2


Music Competitions


Marching Band

*Area Championship—4 *Overall Standings in State Meet: **First Place—10 **Second Place—8 **Third Place—6 **Fourth Place—4 **Fifth Place—2 In the event of a team championship tie (common in academic events) or a tie in the final standings for the individual sports and academic competitions, the schools will split the allotted points of that place and the place immediately following. *Example: A two-way tie for third in the Boys' Cross Country competition would result in 10 points (6 points for third place plus 4 points for fourth place) being split between the two teams; thus, each team would receive five points.


Official Tie Breakers

If two schools in the same classification finish the UIL athletic/academic year tied atop the Lone Star Cup point standings, the overall winner will be determined as follows: *First tiebreaker—most overall state championships in all activities included in the Lone Star Cup program *Second tiebreaker—most total points received at the State Academic Meet *Third tiebreaker—most district championships in team sports included in the Lone Star Cup program


Prior Lone Star Cup Champions

The award began with the 1997–98 school year.UIL: Media: Lonestar Cup Champions
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References


External links



University Interscholastic League