Eleven players from the Wichita Falls area have been chosen to play in the 75th annual Oil Bowl football game on June 9 at Memorial Stadium.

These are the rosters for Texas and Oklahoma all-stars in the 75th Oil Bowl football game, to be played at 7:30 p.m., June 9 at Memorial Stadium.

Mark Young enjoyed his six years he spent coaching at Denton Guyer High School.

Nearly two years after one vote kept Mark Bateman from being hired as Vernon's head football coach and athletic director, the longtime Lions' coordinator was promoted Monday to the positions.

A day after the Seymour ISD school board chose him over another finalist, Keith Ivy officially became the Panthers' athletic director and head football coach on Monday.

After a one-year turnaround at Electra, Keith Ivy has been tagged to replace Rocky Smart as Seymour's head football coach.

Holliday football coach Terry Wolf has resigned as football coach but will remain as the Eagles’ athletic director and head baseball coach.

Every two years, football coaches arrive with a list of proposed games before realignment is announced.

Wichita Falls High School and Rider once again knew they weren't going anywhere in realignment on Thursday, but when the music stops there's usually a surprise with some new dancing partners.

The biggest surprise for area schools during Thursday's University Interscholastic Realignment was that there weren't really any surprises.

Here is every area 11-man team's non-district schedule for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. Byes are in parentheses. While coaches have agreed to these games, they cannot be official for a couple weeks:

CLASS 5A Numbers: 2,090 students and above; 245 schools. New schools: Edinburg Vela, League City Clear Falls, Round Rock Cedar Ridge.

A three-student difference makes today's University Interscholastic Realignment a lot less fretful for Bowie.

The University Interscholastic League always throws at least one curveball our area's way every two years.

FIRST TEAM Linemen — J.J. Prince, Southlake Carroll, 6-6, 275, sr.; Curtis Riser, DeSoto, 6-4, 295, sr.; Kyle Marrs, Northside Brandeis, 6-6, 302, sr.; and Germaine Ifedi, Houston Westside, 6-5, 304, sr.