Welcome To The New Millennium In Texas High School Football

[maroonpirate04]

Since the start of the new millennium in 2000 high school football gets better every year, another thing i noticed is the rapid growth in Texas with new schools created almost every year. 64 schools have opened and 3 of those schools have been consolidated to be one school such as

Port Arthur Memorial (2002)- All three campuses Austin, Jefferson, and Lincoln formed to remain in Class 5A at that time two were Class 4A and one in Class 2A

Victoria Memorial (2002)- Victoria High were in 5A and Stroman in 4A

Houston North Forest (2008)- With the declining enrollment numbers at Smiley and Forest Brook the district decided to put the two together to remain 4A

2000
Flower Mound
Round Rock Stony Point
Houston Westside
Houston Chavez
Katy Cinco Ranch
Fort Bend Hightower
San Antonio Reagan
Edinburg Economedes
North Richland Hills Birdville
Fort Worth South Hills
Lewisville Hebron
Killeen Harker Heights
Killeen Shoemaker
Wichita Falls City View

2002
Mansfield Summit
Fort Bend Bush
Austin Akins
San Antonio Warren
El Paso Chapin
McKinney North
Mesquite Horn
Richmond Foster
Mission Veterans Memorial
Weslaco East

2004
Garland Sachse
Clint Horizon
Arlington Seguin
Frisco Centennial
Keller Central
Mansfield Timberview
Carrollton Rancview
Pflugerville Henrickson

2006
The Woodlands College Park
Converse Wagner
Eagle Pass Winn
Humble Atascocita
Katy Morton Ranch
San Antonio Stevens
Denton Guyer
Katy Seven Lakes
Kyle Lehman
McKinney Boyd
Rockwall Heath
Saginaw
Cibolo Steele
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Pharr Valley View
Frisco Wakeland
Bushland

2008
La Joya Palmview
San Antonio Bandeis
San Antonio Johnson
Baytown Goose Creek Memorial
Humble Kingwood Park
La Joya Juarez-Lincoln
Pearland Dawson
Alvin Manvel
Boerne Champion
Frisco Liberty
Bryan Rudder
Lucas Lovejoy

This may mark as the decade to have the most schools created than the 80's and the 90's. Maybe we'll see more in the next 10 years:D :thinking: I find this very interesting

[Bull Butter]

Pharr Valley View is not that new of a school. They opened up in the late 80's. They were a member of 32-AAA for many years and participated in all sports except football. Varsity football began 2 years ago when they moved up to 4A.

[ronwx5x]

Originally posted by maroonpirate04
Since the start of the new millennium in 2000 high school football gets better every year, another thing i noticed is the rapid growth in Texas with new schools created almost every year. 64 schools have opened and 3 of those schools have been consolidated to be one school such as

Port Arthur Memorial (2002)- All three campuses Austin, Jefferson, and Lincoln formed to remain in Class 5A at that time two were Class 4A and one in Class 2A

Victoria Memorial (2002)- Victoria High were in 5A and Stroman in 4A

Houston North Forest (2008)- With the declining enrollment numbers at Smiley and Forest Brook the district decided to put the two together to remain 4A

2000
Flower Mound
Round Rock Stony Point
Houston Westside
Houston Chavez
Katy Cinco Ranch
Fort Bend Hightower
San Antonio Reagan
Edinburg Economedes
North Richland Hills Birdville
Fort Worth South Hills
Lewisville Hebron
Killeen Harker Heights
Killeen Shoemaker
Wichita Falls City View

2002
Mansfield Summit
Fort Bend Bush
Austin Akins
San Antonio Warren
El Paso Chapin
McKinney North
Mesquite Horn
Richmond Foster
Mission Veterans Memorial
Weslaco East

2004
Garland Sachse
Clint Horizon
Arlington Seguin
Frisco Centennial
Keller Central
Mansfield Timberview
Carrollton Rancview
Pflugerville Henrickson

2006
The Woodlands College Park
Converse Wagner
Eagle Pass Winn
Humble Atascocita
Katy Morton Ranch
San Antonio Stevens
Denton Guyer
Katy Seven Lakes
Kyle Lehman
McKinney Boyd
Rockwall Heath
Saginaw
Cibolo Steele
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Pharr Valley View
Frisco Wakeland
Bushland

2008
La Joya Palmview
San Antonio Bandeis
San Antonio Johnson
Baytown Goose Creek Memorial
Humble Kingwood Park
La Joya Juarez-Lincoln
Pearland Dawson
Alvin Manvel
Boerne Champion
Frisco Liberty
Bryan Rudder
Lucas Lovejoy

This may mark as the decade to have the most schools created than the 80's and the 90's. Maybe we'll see more in the next 10 years:D :thinking: I find this very interesting

Cy-Fair Cy-Ridge 2004
Cy-Fair Cy-Woods 2005
Cy-Fair Cy-Lakes Opening Fall 2008
Cy-Fair Cy-Woods Opening Fall 2008

[Phil C]

Wait till they start having the private schools compete in 3A. Plus we are heading toward what California has where it is about money and watered down state champions.

[maroonpirate04]

Originally posted by Bull Butter
Pharr Valley View is not that new of a school. They opened up in the late 80's. They were a member of 32-AAA for many years and participated in all sports except football. Varsity football began 2 years ago when they moved up to 4A.

Yep I know but they are new in starting their football progam in the varsity level

[LH Panther Mom]

Originally posted by Phil C
Wait till they start having the private schools compete in 3A.
:confused: :confused: :confused:

[Emerson1]

Forney has HS #2 opening in 09

[Old Green]

Originally posted by maroonpirate04
Since the start of the new millennium in 2000 high school football gets better every year, another thing i noticed is the rapid growth in Texas with new schools created almost every year. 64 schools have opened and 3 of those schools have been consolidated to be one school such as

Port Arthur Memorial (2002)- All three campuses Austin, Jefferson, and Lincoln formed to remain in Class 5A at that time two were Class 4A and one in Class 2A

Victoria Memorial (2002)- Victoria High were in 5A and Stroman in 4A

Houston North Forest (2008)- With the declining enrollment numbers at Smiley and Forest Brook the district decided to put the two together to remain 4A

2000
Flower Mound
Round Rock Stony Point
Houston Westside
Houston Chavez
Katy Cinco Ranch
Fort Bend Hightower
San Antonio Reagan
Edinburg Economedes
North Richland Hills Birdville
Fort Worth South Hills
Lewisville Hebron
Killeen Harker Heights
Killeen Shoemaker
Wichita Falls City View

2002
Mansfield Summit
Fort Bend Bush
Austin Akins
San Antonio Warren
El Paso Chapin
McKinney North
Mesquite Horn
Richmond Foster
Mission Veterans Memorial
Weslaco East

2004
Garland Sachse
Clint Horizon
Arlington Seguin
Frisco Centennial
Keller Central
Mansfield Timberview
Carrollton Rancview
Pflugerville Henrickson

2006
The Woodlands College Park
Converse Wagner
Eagle Pass Winn
Humble Atascocita
Katy Morton Ranch
San Antonio Stevens
Denton Guyer
Katy Seven Lakes
Kyle Lehman
McKinney Boyd
Rockwall Heath
Saginaw
Cibolo Steele
Cedar Park Vista Ridge
Pharr Valley View
Frisco Wakeland
Bushland

2008
La Joya Palmview
San Antonio Bandeis
San Antonio Johnson
Baytown Goose Creek Memorial
Humble Kingwood Park
La Joya Juarez-Lincoln
Pearland Dawson
Alvin Manvel
Boerne Champion
Frisco Liberty
Bryan Rudder
Lucas Lovejoy

This may mark as the decade to have the most schools created than the 80's and the 90's. Maybe we'll see more in the next 10 years:D :thinking: I find this very interesting You forgot Canyon Lake in the Comal School District opened as a 3A this year.

[maroonpirate04]

Here are several i missed also in set to start in 2008
Spring DeKaney
Fort Bend Travis
League City Clear Springs
Mansfield Legacy
Dallas Conrad
Fischer Canyon Lake
San Antonio Brooks

Wow so far that makes 71 new teams in this decade, like they say "Don't Mess With Texas" and "That's What I Like About Texas"
:D

[NastySlot]

Originally posted by maroonpirate04
Here are several i missed also in set to start in 2008
Spring DeKaney
Fort Bend Travis
League City Clear Springs
Mansfield Legacy
Dallas Conrad
Fischer Canyon Lake
San Antonio Brooks

Wow so far that makes 71 new teams in this decade, like they say "Don't Mess With Texas" and "That's What I Like About Texas"
:D

a consolidation you left out....this coming season South San and South San West Campus will merge into one large South San.