Houston, TX, December 2, 2025
The University Interscholastic League has announced the schedule and venues for the Texas high school football playoffs. This announcement sets the stage for thrilling competitions that will determine which teams advance to the state championships at AT&T Stadium. Communities across Texas are gearing up to support their local teams as they vie for glory. The playoffs highlight the spirit of camaraderie and skill, fostering community pride and showcasing young athletes’ dedication. The excitement builds as schools prepare for intense matchups in several classifications.
UIL Announces Venues and Dates for Texas High School Football Playoffs
The UIL has revealed the schedule for the 2025 Texas high school football playoffs, featuring thrilling matchups that will determine who advances to the state championships at AT&T Stadium.
HOUSTON, TX—As the high school football season reaches its thrilling climax, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) has officially announced the venues and dates for the much-anticipated 2025 Texas high school football playoffs. Fans across the Lone Star State are gearing up for an electrifying weekend of competition, as schools battle it out for the chance to take the field at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the ultimate stage for Texas high school football glory.
This year’s playoff slate promises intense matchups across all classifications, bringing communities together in support of their local teams. As schools finalize their preparations, the spirit of competition and camaraderie shines through, showcasing the dedication of athletes, coaches, and fans alike. Each game represents not only a shot at achieving championship aspirations but also a celebration of teamwork, discipline, and personal growth that high school sports uniquely foster.
Class 6A Highlights
In Class 6A Division I, North Crowley (12-1) will face off against undefeated powerhouse Allen (13-0) at Denton’s DATCU Stadium. Excitement also builds for the clash between Galena Park North Shore (11-2) and Dickinson (13-0) at TDECU Stadium in Houston. Meanwhile, in Class 6A Division II, the showdown between Denton Guyer (11-2) and Southlake Carroll (13-0) at Fort Worth’s Crowley ISD Stadium is set to be a must-watch.
Essential Matchups in Class 5A
Among Class 5A Division I contenders, Denton Ryan (12-1) looks to make a statement against Aledo (13-0) at Justin’s Northwest ISD Stadium. The action heats up as Frisco Lone Star (13-0) takes on Dallas Highland Park (12-1) at Frisco’s Ford Center.
Exciting Action in Class 4A and Below
Turning to Class 4A, Canyon West Plains (12-1) will challenge the undefeated Stephenville (13-0) at Lubbock’s Lowrey Field, while in Class 3A Division I, Peaster (12-1) faces off against Paradise (12-1) at Springtown’s Porcupine Stadium.
Supporting Local Teams
The playoffs represent more than just games; they encapsulate the pride of local communities and the sponsors who rally behind their teams. Local businesses continuously engage with schools, reinforcing the vital connection between youth sports and economic opportunity. As fans fill the stands, attendance also boosts school spirit and community identity.
Be Part of the Action
Texas high school football playoffs serve as a showcase of talent, resilience, and the undying support of local communities. As these teams hit the field, they embody the essence of high school athletics, where every tackle and touchdown reminds us of the life lessons and opportunities sports provide.
Mark your calendars and support your favorite local teams as they strive for their championship dreams this season. Don’t miss out on the thrilling atmosphere of Texas high school football as it heads into the playoffs!
Upcoming Playoff Matchups
| Class | Matchup | Date & Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6A Division I | North Crowley vs. Allen | 7 p.m. Friday | Denton’s DATCU Stadium |
| 6A Division I | Galena Park North Shore vs. Dickinson | 7 p.m. Friday | Houston’s TDECU Stadium |
| 5A Division I | Denton Ryan vs. Aledo | 7 p.m. Friday | Justin’s Northwest ISD Stadium |
| 4A Division I | Canyon West Plains vs. Stephenville | 7 p.m. Friday | Lubbock’s Lowrey Field |
| 3A Division I | Peaster vs. Paradise | 7 p.m. Friday | Springtown’s Porcupine Stadium |
FAQ
What are the dates and venues for the Texas high school football playoffs?
The UIL has released the venues and dates for the upcoming 2025 Texas high school football playoffs, featuring the 11-man state quarterfinals and 6-man state semifinals.
When are the matchups for Class 6A Division I?
North Crowley (12-1) vs. Allen (13-0) at 7 p.m. Friday at Denton’s DATCU Stadium, and Galena Park North Shore (11-2) vs. Dickinson (13-0) at 7 p.m. Friday at Houston’s TDECU Stadium.
What are some important matchups in Class 5A and below?
In Class 5A Division I, Denton Ryan (12-1) will play Aledo (13-0) at 7 p.m. Friday at Justin’s Northwest ISD Stadium, and Canyon West Plains (12-1) will face Stephenville (13-0) at 7 p.m. Friday at Lubbock’s Lowrey Field.
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