San Angelo, TX, October 12, 2026 — The Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas has officially released its latest set of state rankings for high school cross country programs throughout the state. These rankings provide an updated evaluation of the top teams competing in various classifications across Texas.

The newly published rankings encompass both boys’ and girls’ cross country teams. The selection criteria and methodology behind the rankings were not detailed in the announcement from the association.

In addition to gender divisions, the rankings are segmented by classification, reflecting the different sizes and competitive structures of high school athletic programs in Texas. These classifications range from 1A, typically for the smallest schools, up to 6A, which represents the largest high school classifications in the state.

The Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas is responsible for compiling and disseminating these rankings, offering a recognized benchmark for team performance and standing within the state’s high school cross country community. Specific team placements and individual school rankings within each classification were not provided in the initial release information.

Further details regarding the specific teams that have been ranked, their positions, and any analysis accompanying the rankings are expected to be made available. The association’s release signifies a key moment in the high school cross country season, offering insights into the competitive landscape as teams progress through their schedules.


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