Team tennis awarded one point for each postseason advancement, while individual sports required a team finish of fifth in the state or better, first place earning 10 points.

Team sports earned four points for a district championship, two points for a playoff berth and two points for each playoff advancement. Points are awarded based on performance in academic state competition, baseball, basketball, congress, cross country, film, football, golf, marching band, mariachi, military marching band, one-act play, robotics, soccer, softball, spirit, swimming and diving, team tennis, tennis, theatrical design, track and field, volleyball and wrestling. The Woodlands was the highest-ranking Houston-area school, finishing as runner-up to Southlake Carroll. Seven Lakes placed ninth overall, while Tompkins finished 20th and Katy was 23rd. Katy ISD had three representatives among the Class 6A top 25, out of more than 200 schools. The University Interscholastic League released its fourth of four updates to its Lone Star Cup standings, recognizing the best schools in each classification in UIL sports and activities. Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer Show More Show Less Katy beat Cinco Ranch 10-0 in six innings.

Teammates wait for KatyвЂ™s Kailey Wyckoff (13) to make it home after she hit a home run off of Cinco Ranch's Chela Kovar in the third inning during a Region III-6A quarterfinals softball game at Katy High School on Friday, in Katy. Craig Moseley / contributor Show More Show Less 3 of3 The Falcons celebrate a point during the second set of a 6A-III quarterfinal playoff match between the Ridge Point Panthers and the Tompkins Falcons on Monday, Novemat the Leonard Merrell Center, Katy, TX. Seven Lakes Spartan celebrates defeating the Cypress Creek Cougars in overtime in a Region III-6A boys finals playoff soccer game on Apat Abshire Stadium in Deer Park, TX.

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