District Representatives: 1. Stinnett / Stratford; 2. Quanah / Canadian; 3. Olton / Hart; 4. Morton / Shallowater; 5. Van Horn / Presidio; 6. Ozona / Stanton; 7. Hawley / Haskell; 8. Coleman / Bangs; 9. Archer City / Holliday; 10. Krum / Alvord; 11. Whitewright / Sadler: S & 5; 12. Pilot Point: Selz / Celina; 13. Dublin / De Leon; 14. Italy / Godley; 15. Clifton / Lorena; 16. Hubbard / Buffalo; 17. Honey Grove / Paris: Chisum; 18. Harleton / Ore City; 19. Edgewood / Royse City; 20. Malakoff: Cross Roads / Kerens; 21. Frankston / Troup; 22. Shelbyville / WaskOm; 23. New Waverly / Grapeland; 24. Hardin / Broaddus; 25. Liberty Hill / Little River-Academy: Academy; 26. Snook / Rosebud: Rosebud-Lott; 27. Shiner / Yorktown; 28. Ganado / Boling; 29. Ingram: Moore / Blanco; 30. San Antonio: Cole / San Antonio: Lackland; 31. Nixon: Nixon-Smiley / Pettus; 32. Refugio / Woodsboro.
Semifinal: Morton 75, Archer City 66; Liberty Hill 74, Paris: Chisum 68.
Final: Morton 84, Liberty Hill 72.
Members of the Conference 2A state champion Morton boys' basketball team are Junior Terrango, Maurice Harvey Tamell Pritchett, Jon Cheek, Wade Baker, Rob Shields, Glenn Taylor, Gary Holland, Anthony Hawkins Coach Crit Caton, Jerry Zapata, Nathan Patton, James St. Clair, David Grisby, Jerry Joyce, Tony Joyce, Kenneth Johnson, Stevie Williams, Coach Ralph Mason, and Head Coach Tony Maldin.