Texas Private Schools Football Championships
Texas Private Schools Football Championships
Private schools are barred from participation in
the University Interscholastic League (UIL), which
was made up of public schools exclusively until 2003
when Dallas Jesuit and Strake Jesuit of Houston were
admitted. The two schools, which had been part of the
TCIL (see following) until 2000, were forced into independent status when the TCIL ceased operations and
TAPPS, made up of mostly smaller schools, would not
allow admittance to their league because of the large
size of the two schools.
The UIL in 2003 altered its provisions for membership for private schools with several stipulations,
including that a private school must not qualify for
membership in organizations similar to the UIL, thereby allowing for the admission of the Dallas Jesuit and
Strake Jesuit only.
TCIL/TAPPS
Gary Kubiak, former head
ooach of the Houston
Texans, is one of the
athletes to come out of
the football programs of
Texas¡¯ private and parochial
schools. Kubiak was
quarterback for Houston St.
Pius 1975¨C1978.
He went on to play for
Texas A&M and in the NFL.
Photo by Brit (CC).
TCIL: Texas Christian Interscholastic League
The TCIL was organized as the Texas Catholic Interscholastic League in 1935 when St. Mary¡¯s University in
San Antonio was asked to sponsor a boys¡¯s basketball
tournament for private Catholic schools.
Other boys¡¯ sports have been added thorugh the
years, and girls¡¯ competition was initiated in 1971.
Division
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
AAA
AAAA
AAAA
AAA
Champion
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Houston St. Thomas
Dallas Jesuit
Houston Strake Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit / Beaumont Kelly (co-champs)
Beaumont Kelly
Dallas Jesuit
1990
Victoria St. Joseph
San Antonio Central Catholic/
Dallas Jesuit (co-champs)
1989
Houston St. Thomas
1988
Dallas Bishop Lynch
The name of the organization was changed to Texas
Christian Interscholastic League in 1976 when nonCatholic schools joined. In 1999-2000, the TCIL ceased
to exist and most schools joined the Texas Association of
Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS).
The known TCIL champions are as follows:
Division
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
Champion
Houston St. Thomas
1987
Beaumont Kelly
Dallas Jesuit
1986
Dallas Jesuit
1985
Houston St. Thomas
1984
Houston Marian Christian
Houston St. Thomas
1983
Houston St. Pius
Houston St. Thomas
1982
Houston St. Pius
Dallas Jesuit
Division
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AA
AAA
AAAA
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
Champion
1981
Houston Marian Christian
Houston St. Thomas
1980
Brownsville St. Joseph
Houston Strake Jesuit
1979
Beaumont Kelly
Houston Strake Jesuit
1978
Houston St. Pius
Dallas Jesuit
1977
Brownsville St. Joseph
Houston St. Pius
Houston Strake Jesuit
1976
Victoria St. Joseph
Houston Marian Christian/
Galveston O¡¯Connell (co-champs)
Houston Strake Jesuit
1975
Waco Reicher
Dallas Jesuit
1974
Waco Reicher
Dallas Jesuit
1973
Galveston O¡¯Connell
Houston St. Thomas
1972
Galveston O¡¯Connell
Houston St. Thomas
1971
Houston St. Pius
Houston St. Thomas
1970
Houston St. Pius
San Antonio Central Catholic
1969
Fredericksburg St. Mary¡¯s
Houston St. Thomas
Division
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
1952
1951
1950
Champion
1968
Fredericksburg St. Mary¡¯s
Houston St. Thomas
1967
Corpus Christi Academy
Dallas Jesuit
1966
Fredericksburg St. Mary¡¯s
Houston St. Thomas
1965
Victoria St. Joseph
Houston St. Thomas
1964
Corpus Christi Academy
Houston St. Thomas
1963
Schulenburg Forest
Waco Reicher
1962
Brownsville St. Joseph
Waco Reicher
1961
Corpus Christi Academy
Galveston Kirwin
1960
Corpus Christi Academy
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Dallas Jesuit
Beaumont St. Anthony
Dallas Jesuit
Houston St. Thomas
Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
Port Arthur Bishop Byrne
Houston St. Thomas
TAPPS: Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools
The Texas Association of Private and Parochial
Schools is by far the largest group of private schools in
the state with more than 225 member institutions.
The interscholastic competition began in 1978 and
YEAR
2011
2010
Division
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
Champion
Abilene Christian 66
Fredericksburg Heritage 68
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 21
Bullard Brook Hill 26
Midland Christian 35
Fort Worth Nolan 27
Bulverde Bracken Chrisitian 52
Brenham Christian 52
Shiner St. Paul 48
Austin Regents 38
Dallas Parish Episcopal 49
Plano Prestonwood 38
was significantly expanded when the Texas Christian Interscholastic League ceased to exist in 2000.
Listed below are previous state champions, runners-up and the game scores.
Runner Up
Dallas Covenant 44
Granbury Happy Hill 18
Shiner St. Paul 7
Austin Regents 3
Tomball Concordia 23
Beaumont Kelly 10
Dallas Covenant 38
Dallas Tyler Street Christian 12
Colleyville Covenant 41
Bullard Brook Hill 7
Fort Worth Christian 41
Fort Worth Nolan Catholic 35
YEAR
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
Division
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man Division I
6-Man Division II
Division IV
Division III
Division II
Division I
6-Man A
6-Man AA
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man A
6-Man AA
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
Champion
Greenville Christian 72
Duncanville Christway 56
Richardson Canyon Creek 46
Waco Reicher 35
Plano Prestonwood 35
Fort Worth Nolan 21
Greenville Christian 72
Fredericksburg Heritage 46
Richardson Canyon Creek 33
Waco Reicher 49
Dallas Christian 44
Fort Worth Nolan 20
Greenville Christian 70
Fredericksburg Heritage 26
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 39
Waco Reicher 41
Argyle Liberty Christian 28
Houston St. Pius 38
Rockwall Heritage 79
Fort Worth Glenview 68
Colleyville Covenant 27
Austin Regents 16
Midland Christian 21
Houston St. Pius 35
Abilene Christian 38
Fredericksburg Heritage 44
Carrollton American Heritage 27
Plano Prestonwood 46
Arlington Grace Prep 42
Fort Worth Nolan 28
Greenville Christian 74
Fredericksburg Heritage 44
Lubbock Christian 54
Waco Reicher 39
Midland Christian 16
Fort Worth Nolan 14
Granbury Happy Hill 62
Austin Regents 60
Muenster Sacred Heart 42
San Antonio Cornerstone 35
Arlington Grace Prep 20
Dallas Bishop Lynch 31
Granbury Happy Hill 78
Austin Regents 36
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 36
Rowlett Rockwall Christian 31
Arlington Grace Prep 15
Dallas Bishop Lynch 50
Austin Regents 60
Rockwall Christian 48
San Antonio Cornerstone 34
Midland Christian 20
San Antonio Central Catholic 38
El Paso Jesus Chapel 70
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 13
Katy Faith West 13
Midland Christian 48
Addison Trinity Christian 42
Runner Up
Dallas Covenant 40
Brenham Christian 52
Friscoe Legacy 34
Bullard Brook Hill 28
Argyle Liberty Christian 17
Addison Trinity Christian 20 (OT)
Rockwall Heritage 48
Duncanville Christway 0
Frisco Legacy 30
Austin Regents 17
Trinity Christian Cedar Hill 13
Dallas Bishop Lynch 0
Denton Calvary 22
Fort Worth Glenview 20 (OT)
Fort Worth Calvary 8
Grapevine Faith 7
Dallas Christian 7
Fort Worth Nolan 14
Greenville Christian 43
Dallas Covenant 18
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 26
Trinity Christian Cedar Hill 13
Denton Liberty Christian 14
Addison Trinity Christian 14
Rockwall Heritage 16
Arlington St. Alban¡¯s 32
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 20
Houston Northland 14
Denton Liberty Christian 18
Addison Trinity Christian 25
Denton Calvary 56
Granbury Happy Hill 24
Muenster Sacred Heart 31
Plano Prestonwood 13
Arlington Grace Prep 13
Houston St. Pius 0
Marble Falls Faith 20
Abilene Christian 12
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 12
Fort Worth Southwest 27
Dallas Christian 19
San Antonio Central 8
Arlington St. Alban¡¯s 36
Abilene Christian 26
Colleyville Covenant 3
Arlington Pantego Christian 3
Dallas Christian 6
Victoria St. Joseph 28
Greenville Christian 56
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 21
Arlington Pantego Christian 28
Denton Liberty Christian 14
Houston St. Thomas 28
Dallas Metropolitan 46
Rockwall Christian 6
Galveston O¡¯Connell 6
Fort Worth Christian 24
Dallas Bishop Lynch 13
YEAR
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
Division
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
AA
AAA
AAAA
AAAAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
Super AAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
Super AAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
Super AAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
Super AAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
6-Man
A
AA
AAA
A
AA
AAA
A
AA
AAA
Division II
Division I
Division II
Division I
Division II
Division I
Champion
Runner Up
El Paso Jesus Chapel 57
Watauga Harvest Christian 20
Carrollton American Heritage 28
Bryan Allen Academy 24
Arlington Grace Prep 49
Fort Worth Southwest 0
Houston Second Baptist 31
Dallas Christian 14
Houston St. Pius 49
San Antonio Central Catholic 30
El Paso Jesus Chapel 72
Greenville Christian 52
Bryan Allen Academy 35
Carrollton American Heritage 6
Arlington Grace Prep 35
Houston Christian 17
Dallas Christian 33
Houston Second Baptist 20
Beaumont Kelly 26
Houston St. Pius 7
Waxahachie Cornerstone 40
Bryan Allen Academy 34
Shiner St. Paul 27
Balch Springs Christian 0
Pantego Christian 32
Halletsville Sacred Heart 25
Dallas Christian 21 (OT)
Houston Northwest Academy 14
Dallas Bishop Lynch 20
Addiston Trinity Christian 13
Bryan Allen Academy 30
Abilene Christian 12
Waco Parkview Christian 34
Shiner St. Paul 6
Halletsville Sacred Heart 46
Arlington Pantego Christian 7
Denton Liberty Christian 35
Houston Northwest Academy 0
Addison Trinity Christian 19
Houston Second Baptist 17
Midland Christian 64
Abilene Christian 18
Fort Worth Masonic Home 28
Shiner St. Paul 7
Tyler Gorman 35
Halletsville Sacred Heart 18
Dallas Christian 35
Fort Worth Christian 12
Dallas Bishop Lynch 55
Fort Worth Nolan 7
Midland Christian 57
Bryan Allen Academy 28
Muenster Sacred Heart 14
Waco Parkview Christian 14
(Muenster Sacred Heart wins on first downs)
Denton Liberty Christian 15
Dallas Tyler Street Christian 0
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 19
Dallas Christian 7
Dallas Bishop Lynch 43
Addison Trinity Christian 42
Midland Christian 74
El Paso Jesus Chapel 34
Dallas Tyler Street Christian 58
Muenster Sacred Heart 7
Dallas Lexington Academy 21
Lubbock Christian 21
(Lexington Academy wins on penetrations)
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 48
Galveston O¡¯Connell 12
Houston St. Pius 26
Addison Trinity Christian 26
(Co-Champions)
Midland Christian 46
Houston Southwest Christian 0
Shiner St. Paul 8
Dallas Tyler Street Christian 6
Hallettsviile Sacred Heart 31
Waco Christian 8
Fort Worth Christian 29
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 12
Addison Trinity Christian 31
Dallas Bishop Lynch 14
Midland Christian 44
El Paso Jesus Chapel 39
Waco Parkview Christian 43
Dallas Lexington Academy 6
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 24
Tyler Gorman 9
Addison Trinity Christian 49
Fort Worth Christian 0
El Paso Jesus Chapel 58
Midland Christian 34
Dallas Lexington Academy 46
Waco Parkview Christian 6
Hallettsville Sacred Heart 21
Cedar Hill Trinity Christian 14
Dallas Bishop Dunne 39
Fort Worth Nolan 0
Dallas Temple Christian 16
Dallas Lexington Academy 0
Waco Christian 26
Fort Worth Temple Christian 7
Dallas Christian 26
Dallas Bishop Dunne 22
Dallas Temple Christian 23
Dallas Lexington Academy 6
Fort Worth Temple Christian 41
Tyler Gorman 0
Dallas Bishop Dunne 35
Houston St. Pius 26
Abilene Christian 34
Richardson Canyon Creek 8
Dallas Christian 19
Addison Trinity Christian 14
Arlington Texas Christian 29
Richardson Canyon Creek 21
Dallas Christian 36
Houston Northwest Academy 35
Arlington Texas Christian 17
Richardson Canyon Creek 7
Dallas Christian 16
Lubbock Christian 0
YEAR
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
Division
Division II
Division I
Division II
Division I
Division II
Division I
Division II
Division I
Champion
DeSoto Brook Hollow Christian 48
Dallas Bishop Dunne 33
Houston Greenwood Village 20
Fort Worth Country Day 10
Abilene Christian 26
Houston Northwest Academy 36
Farmers Branch Heritage 14
Fort Worth Country Day 33
Fort Worth Christian 20
Houston Northwest Academy 27
Fort Worth Christian 34
Harlingen Marine Military 20
Houston St. Pius 20
Houston Northwest Academy 13
Houston Northwest Academy 34
Houston St. Pius 19
Runner Up
Dallas Tyler Street Christian 37
Dallas First Baptist 0
Dallas Oak Cliff Christian 8
Lubbock Christian 8
Arlington Bethel Baptist 6
Dallas Christian 22
Arlington Bethel Baptist 7
Abilene Christian 7
Bryan Allen Academy 18
Addison Trinity Christian 7
Lubbock Christian 2
Fort Worth Christian 0
Fort Worth Christian 7
Harlingen Marine Military 10
Bryan Allen Academy 22
San Antonio Texas Military 0
SPC: Southwest Preparatory Conference
The Southwest Preparatory Conference is an athletic
conference of certain private schools in Texas and
Oklahoma. It was established in 1952 as the Association
Division
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
AAAA
AAA
Large
Small
Large
Small
Large
Small
Large
Small
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Champion/s
2018
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth Country Day
2017
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth Trinity Valley
2016
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
Fort Worth Country Day
2015
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2014
Bellaire Episcopal
Episcopal School of Dallas
2013
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2012
Bellaire Episcopal
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2011
Houston Kinkaid
Arlington Oakridge
2010
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth Country Day
2009
Bellaire Episcopal
Fort Worth Trinity Valley
2008
Dallas St. Mark¡¯s
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2007
Dallas St. Mark¡¯s
Episcopal School of Dallas
2006
Oklahoma City Casady
Episcopal School of Dallas
of Texas Preparatory Schools. It changed to its current
name in 1958. The SPC champions are as follows:
Division
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Div. I
Div. II
Champion/s
2005
Tulsa Holland Hall
Irving Cistercian
2004
Dallas St. Mark¡¯s
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2003
Houston Kinkaid
Arlington Oakridge
2002
Dallas St. Mark¡¯s
Fort Worth All Saints¡¯ Episcopal
2001
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth Trinity Valley
2000
Addison Greenhill
Irving Cistercian
1999
Dallas St. Mark¡¯s
Irving Cistercian
1998
Houston Kinkaid
Irving Cistercian
1997
Houston Kinkaid
Addison Greenhill
1996
Houston St. John¡¯s
Irving Cistercian
1995
Tulsa Holland Hall
Irving Cistercian
1994
Houston Kinkaid
Fort Worth Country Day
1993
Bellaire Episcopal
Fort Worth Trinity Valley
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