Whiteface will be 2A in basketball, XC, and spring sports. They will play 6-man football and be in a district, since they can use those formulas to stay sixman. I think the UIL does this so some schools may go over a few students in one alignment, then graduate a big class, then be well under the number the next time.
There are 1A schools that do this all the time...they are 1A schools that elect to play 11man like Munday, Rocksprings, Cross Plains, D'Hanis to name a few that have been doing it for a long time
Looks like Whiteface with 108 is 6man D1 and there is a new school named Pawnee i DII
Schools turn in 9-12 attendance on snapshot day. They also declare what sports they will be competing in. If 6-man football is one of the sports, then the school can send in another number calculated with one of the formulas to stay under 104.9. the only time a school can use the formulas is to stay under 104.9 (they can't use another formula to go from D1 to D2). I don't think I've ever seen a school turn a different number to the TEA (not sure I even know what that means). The UIL cross-references TEA numbers to make sure everything lines up...I really think that's what they are doing from October to now.
Pawnee is back, They stopped playing football in 1978. I think they closed the high school but kept the elementary/jr high
They have football in their future plans?
You might want to scroll up on this page as explanations have been posted
If the school gets funding for the child, that child is counted toward enrollment. UIL participation does not matter.
Schools participating in Conference A football must submit enrollments for grades 9-12. if this enrollment figure is over 104.9, schools currently participating in conference A football can continue to participate in conference A football if, using one of the calculation methods below, an enrollment of less than 105 is achieved.
Runge turned in 50, so unless they opt up, they will be Div 2. I was thinking it is a possibility due to travel.
