When did this change?

[Rabid Cougar]

Most of the time the host School District provides a trophy to the winning team. Part of the stadium rental. Host school also pays the officials.
The only trophies UIL provides are at Cowboy Stadium.

[LHAG]

Most of the time the host School District provides a trophy to the winning team. Part of the stadium rental. Host school also pays the officials.
The only trophies UIL provides are at Cowboy Stadium.

Thanks RC! I still don't understand how two teams in a Region get designated as "Regional Champions". Two World Series Champs, Two CFS Champs, Two District Champs, Two Super Bowl Champs, Two Little League National Champions. This makes no sense.
Two years ago Liberty Hill lost to La Vega in the now designated "State Quarterifnals" (I think) when they were in a different district and I don't remember any declaration of being district champs. If they insist, call it Bi-area or Super area.

[GUNHO]

I don't like it called quarterfinals.You're playing for the region champs so call it that.They call the third round regional but it's not for the region.lol

[LHAG]

I don't like it called quarterfinals.You're playing for the region champs so call it that.They call the third round regional but it's not for the region.lol

Agree totally! Call it "b-area" or semi-regional or skip regionals and call it state quarterfinals.

[Daddy D 11]

IMO everything should have the regional connotation until there are 4 teams left. THEN you have state semi's and state final.

[GUNHO]

IMO everything should have the regional connotation until there are 4 teams left. THEN you have state semi's and state final.

Round 1,2,3,4 semi's and state.lol

[Twirling Time]

There doesn't have to be a championship associated with EVERY playoff round.

I'm sure 0-11 Houston Scarborough was thrilled with their bi-district runner-up finish a couple of years ago.