District Representatives: 1. El Paso / El Paso: Andress; 2. El Paso: Eastwood / El Paso: Bel Air; 3. Amarillo / Lubbock: Monterey; 4. Odessa: Permian / San Angelo: Central; 5. Sherman / Demon; 6. Fort Worth: Dunbar / Fort Worth: Trimble Tech; 7. Arlington: Martin / Fort Worth: Richland; 8. Duncanville / Grand Prairie; 9. Dallas: Highland Park / Garland; 10. Dallas: Skyline / Dallas: Spruce; 11. Dallas: Sunset / Dallas: Kimball; 12. Richardson / Plano; 13. Tyler / Texarkana: Texas; 14. Killeen / Killeen: Ellison; 15. Humble: Kingwood / Huntsville; 16. Klein: Klein Oak / Klein: Klein Forest; 17. Alief: Hastings / Houston: Stratford; 18. Houston: Lee / Houston: Westbury; 19. Houston / Houston: Washington; 20. Houston: Yates / Houston: Sterling; 21. Houston: Smiley / Houston: MacArthur; 22. Beaumont: Central / Beaumont: West Brook; 23. Pasadena: Rayburn / Baytown: Sterling; 24. La Porte / League City: Clear Lake; 25. Freeport: Brazoswood / Sugar Land: Willowridge; 26. Victoria / Corpus Christi: Moody; 27. Austin: Johnson / Austin: Lanier; 28. San Antonio: East Central / San Antonio: Churchill; 29. San Antonio: Highlands / San Antonio: Houston; 30. San Antonio: Holmes / San Antonio: Clark; 31. Laredo: Nixon / McAllen; 32. Weslaco / Brownsville: Hanna.
Semifinal: La Porte 75, Richardson 58; San Antonio: Holmes 73, Fort Worth: Dunbar 65.
Final: La Porte 64, San Antonio: Holmes 58.
Members of the Conference 5A state champion La Porte boys' basketball team are Eric Lippold, Paul Kistlar, Johnny Hensley, Roy Erskin, James Pennington, Keith Hearon, Fred Harris, Ned Roberson, Jarvis Fantroy, Kimmy Washington, Paul McCovery, Head Coach Tom Holland, Coach Dan Davis, Coach Pat Tart, Tommy Washington, Richard Allison, Nobie Gooden, William Gooden, Malcomb Collins, Troy Miller, Charles McCovery, Coach Fred Newsom, and Al Cooper.