Aubrey High School is a public high school located in the city of Aubrey, Texas, USA and classified as a 4A school by the UIL. It is a part of the Aubrey Independent School District located in east central Denton County and serves students in Aubrey and Krugerville. In 2015, the school was rated "Met Standard" by the Texas Education Agency.[5]
The school, much like others in Denton County, has experienced rapid growth. In 2021 the school graduated its second largest class in the institution's history. This led to the school moving from UIL Conference 2A to 3A in 2010, and moving again to 4A in 2014 after the UIL created Conference 6A.
Aubrey's athletics compete in UIL Conference 4A. The Aubrey Chaparrals compete in Marching Band, Volleyball, Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Powerlifting, Golf, Baseball, Track & Field and Softball,[6] and recently added a soccer team, which does not yet compete in the UIL.[7] In each of its UIL events except football and soccer, Aubrey competes in District 4A-11, competing against Anna, Celina, Panther Creek, Ranchview, and Van Alstyne High Schools.[8] The Aubrey Chaparral Football team competes in 4A Division II, in District 5. Its district foes are Bridgeport, Farmersville, Gainesville, Krum, Sanger, and Van Alstyne.[9] Both the boys' and girls' soccer teams also play in District 4A-11, but with a somewhat different composition. Carrollton Ranchview and Van Alstyne are not in Aubrey's soccer district, but Farmersville (normally in District 14), Gainesville (normally in District 7), Bonham and Pilot Point (both of which compete in Conference 3A in most events) are.
As a result of the 2024-2026 UIL Alignment, Aubrey will face Celina, Frisco Panther Creek, Gainesville, Lake Dallas, Sanger, and Van Alstyne in District 9-4A in basketball and volleyball at the least. Aubrey has faced Gainesville and Sanger fairly often in prior districts, but this is their first time facing Lake Dallas in that same setting. In football, they will move to Conference 4A Division I for the first time, facing off against Celina, Frisco Panther Creek, Lake Dallas, Nevada Community, Paris, and Sulphur Springs. Of those schools, they have only ever faced Celina in prior district alignments, although they have played non-district contests against Panther Creek since their opening in 2022-2023, splitting the contests 1-1.
In recent years, Aubrey has found success in its track and field program in addition to its team sports, placing second in Class 4A at the 2023 state meet, and winning back-to-back regional championships as well.[10]
Loss to Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy, 53-107
Win over Quinlan Ford, 34-2 Win over Van, 35-14 Loss to Gilmer, 21-34
Loss to Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy, 50-54
Win over Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy, 3-0 Win over Godley, 3-2 Win over Frisco Panther Creek, 3-1 Win over Sunnyvale, 3-0 Loss to Celina, 1-3
Win over Dallas Carter, 2-0 (20-0, 16–2)Win over Godley, 2-0 (8-7, 2–0)Win over Van Alstyne, 2-0 (8-1, 9–8)Loss to Liberty-Eylau, 0-2 (2-5, 2–5)[11]
Win over Hampton Prep, 79-28Win over Waxahachie Life, 46-41Win over Van Alstyne, 57-50Loss to Dallas Carter, 50-77[12]
Loss to Oak Cliff Faith Family, 32-68[14]
Win over Wilmer-Hutchins, 16-0Win over Kennedale, 2-0 (16-0, 10–0)Win over Venus, 2-0 (12-0, 13–0)Win over Sulphur Springs, 2-1 (0-3, 1–0, 1–0)Win over Van Alstyne, 7-2Loss to Corpus Christi Calallen, 1-5[15]
Win over Hampton Prep, 3-0Win over Alvarado, 3-0Win over Frisco Panther Creek, 3-0Win over Canton, 3-1Win over Celina, 3-0Win over Bellville, 3-2Loss to Canyon Randall, 0-3[16]
Loss to Kennedale, 0-2 (4-6, 3–4)[17]
Loss to Oak Cliff Faith Family, 51-84[18]
Win over Bridgeport, 55-3Win over Sweetwater, 42-7Win over Monahans, 42-7Loss to Celina, 0-34[19]
Loss to Carrollton Ranchview, 39-46[20]
Win over Midlothian Heritage 2-0 (12-5, 9–4)Win over Godley 2-0 (14-4, 12–2)Win over Celina 2-0 (3-1, 4–1)Loss to Bullard 0-2 (2-5, 8–14)[21]
Win over Summit International Prep, 3-0Win over Alvarado, 3-0Win over Midlothian Heritage, 3-0Loss to Celina, 0-3[22]
Win over Kennedale, 2-0 (12-1, 18–5)Win over North Dallas, 2-0 (15-0, 14–2)Loss to Godley, 0-2 (7-8, 2–3)
Win over Mineral Wells, 62-14Win over Midland Greenwood, 21-17Loss to Graham, 14-28[23]
Loss to Kennedale, 50-58[24]
Win over Kennedale, 2-0 (4-3, 4–1)Win over Godley 1-0 (14-3)Win over Melissa 1-0 (9-6)Win over Pleasant Grove 1-0 (8-4)Loss to Bullard 1-2 (5-6, 4–3, 4–12)[25]
Win over Carrollton Ranchview, 3-0Win over Midlothian Heritage, 3-0Win over Melissa, 3-0Win over Gilmer, 3-0Loss to Kennedale, 1-3[26]
Loss to Dallas Carter, 49-99[27]
Win over Godley, 56-42Loss to Midland Greenwood, 16-36[28]
Win over Dallas Wilmer-Hutchins, 55-30Win over Lake Worth, 54-27Loss to Dallas Lincoln, 44-59[29]
Win over Dallas Lincoln, 3-0Loss to Carrollton Ranchview, 1-3[30]
Win over Dallas Carter, 2-0 (12-1, 10–0)Loss to Sunnyvale, 0-2 (3-13, 1–14)
Loss to Dallas Carter, 49-95[31]
Loss to Glen Rose, 28-49[32]
Win over Dallas Lincoln, 3-0Loss to Kennedale, 0-3[33]
Loss to Crandall, 51-58[34]
Win over Canton, 35-24Loss to Pleasant Grove, 28-56[35]
Loss to Caddo Mills, 1-3[36]
Win over Canton, 41-21Loss to Jasper, 21-35[37]
Loss to Caddo Mills, 1-3[38]
Win over Ferris, 41-0Loss to Sweetwater, 6-30[39]
Win over Carrollton Ranchview, 3-0Win over Nevada Community, 3-2Loss to Argyle, 0-3[40]
Loss to Decatur, 0-3[41]
Win over Millsap, 34-7Win over Omaha Pewitt, 27-7Loss to McGregor, 21-31[42]
First Round ByeWin over Bells, 3-0Win over Prairiland, 3-0Win over Crawford, 3-0Win over Quitman, 3-0[43]Win over Peaster, 3-1Loss to Poth, 0-3[44]
First Round ByeWin over Prairiland, 3-0Loss to Pottsboro, 1-3[45]
Loss to Gunter, 14-24[46]
Loss to Gunter, 1-3[47]
Win over Whitewright, 28-14Win over Honey Grove, 48-26Loss to Cisco, 20-51[48]
Loss to Sadler S&S, 1-3[49]
Win over Blooming Grove, 2-1 (6-3, 4–11, 11–10) Win over Hooks 2-1 (10)Loss to Palmer, 1-9[50]
Loss to Jacksboro, 6-35[51]
First Round ByeWin over Chico, 3-0Win over Callisburg, 3-1Win over Alpine, 3-0Win over Argyle, 3-0[52]Loss to Wallis Brazos, 0-3[53]
First Round ByeWin over Dublin, 2-0Win over Prosper, 2-1Loss to Alpine, 0-2[54]
First Round ByeWin over Whitewright, 2-0Win over Wolfe City, 2-1Win over Clifton, 2-0Win over Prosper, 5-3Loss to Weimer, 0-7[55][56]
First Round ByeWin over Paris Chisum, 2-0Win over Gunter, 2-0Win over Clifton, 2-0Loss to Prairiland, 0-2[57]
Loss to Henrietta, 8-23[58]
Loss to Wolfe City, 1-2[60]
First Round ByeWin over Anna, 15-1Loss to Krum, 0-4[61]
First Round ByeWin over DeKalb, 2-0Win over Wolfe City, 2-0Win over Edgewood, 2-1Loss to Prairiland, 0-2[62]
Win over Whitewright, 12-Win over Cooper, 8-7Win over Tom Bean, 10-7Loss to Gilmer Harmony, 1-4[63]
Loss to Van Alstyne, 0-2[64]
Win over Ivanhoe Rayburn, 3-0Win over Bogata Rivercrest, 13-3Loss to Grand Saline, 0-3[65]
Loss to Van Alstyne, 0-2[66]
Loss to Krum, 3-4[67]
Win over Howe, 2-1Loss to Prairiland, 0-2[68]
Loss to Krum, 1-6[69]
Win over Van Alstyne, 3-2 Win over Godley, 5-1Loss to Nevada Community, 1-2[70]
First Round ByeWin over Paris Chisum, 2-0Loss to Rosebud-Lott, 1-2[71]
First Round ByeLoss to Prairiland, 0-2[72]
Win over Royse City, 2-0Win over Nocona, 2-0Win over Franklin, 2-0Loss to Holliday, 0-2[73]
Win over Nocona, 7-2 Win over Howe, 10-2Loss to China Spring, 0-4[74]
Win over Royse City, 2-0Loss to Peaster, 0-2[75]
Loss to Archer City, 3-6[76]
Historically, Pilot Point has been Aubrey's primary rival in most athletic contests. The schools, which are nine miles apart, shared a UIL district from 1976 (Aubrey's second alignment in which they competed in UIL contests) until 2002, and again from 2008 until 2012. Additionally, they have played various non-district contests as well, and share a soccer district. However, this rivalry has largely died, as a result of Aubrey growing to be more than twice the size of Pilot Point and most matches between the two becoming non-competitive.
Celina is another school which is a traditional rival of Aubrey's, although the rivalry has been lopsided in Celina's favor. The two schools, 18 miles apart, have played each other 38 times in football, with Celina owning the lead in the rivalry 36-2. Aubrey's most recent win, during the 2020 season, yielded a district championship for the Chaparrals, the first in the school's history. The next season, Aubrey finished 11-2, with their only losses coming against Celina, including a 34-0 shutout in the regional finals. This meeting, the most recent between the two, was the first and thus far only time Aubrey has made it to the fourth round of playoffs in football. The rivalry is more competitive in other sports. The last three Region II volleyball finals in Conference 4A have been between the two teams, and the two have been state contenders in recent seasons in softball and boys' track and field.
Another rivalry, although much less established than the Pilot Point or Celina rivalries, is Aubrey's rivalry with Anna. Although the schools have played many times across a variety of sports over a long period of time, the recent iteration of the rivalry largely dates back to a 2022 pre-district football game between Anna and Aubrey. Although Aubrey trailed 27-14 at halftime, they managed to lead the game by one point in the final minute of game play. Following a turnover on downs, Anna received the ball near their own twenty yard line with fourteen seconds remaining in the game. After a first-down pass attempt fell incomplete (leaving six seconds on the clock), Anna managed a score on an eighty yard hook-and-ladder touchdown, winning the contest 39-34. That season, Aubrey would lose to Texarkana Pleasant Grove in the regional semifinals and Anna lost to China Spring (eventual state champions) in the regional finals in Division I. Anna would win the state championship the next year. Later that same year, Aubrey had managed an 11-0 district record and was ranked in the TABC poll heading into the final district contest of the season, against Anna, who was 10-1 in district. Aubrey fell to Anna, resulting in an 11-1 tie in the final district standings, which Anna won. Anna made it to the regional quarterfinals that season, falling to eventual state champion Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy, while Aubrey lost to No. 2-ranked Dallas Carter in the regional semifinals. The rivalry appears to be coming to an end across all sports, however, as Anna moves into 5A beginning in 2024-2025.
In recent years, Aubrey's district alignments have included some combination of Gainesville, Krum, Sanger, and Van Alstyne. Additionally, they previously shared districts with Argyle, Melissa, and Prosper for extended periods of time, but rapid growth in DFW brought those rivalries to an end.
Aubrey High School also runs a number of academically focused teams to compete in UIL competitions. They have seen success historically, especially in speech events.
Additionally, the UIL Academics team has won the following team titles:
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