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District highlights athletic success and reconstituted Umquah Valley League to reduce travel

Winston‑Dillard School District Board of Directors · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Board heard an athletics report noting that 12 of 16 sports reached state‑level success this year and that the district led reassembly of the Umquah Valley League to shorten travel time and reduce transportation costs for student athletes.

District athletic staff told the board the 2025–26 school year was a success, with 12 of 16 sports achieving some level of state success and several athletes set to compete at the collegiate level.

Administration also described efforts to reconstitute the Umquah Valley League (UBL) at the middle school level, bringing nearby schools into the league to shorten bus times and reduce costs. The change will move many competitions closer to home and reduce the time students spend traveling for contests.

Board members praised staff for the work and asked for continued monitoring of scheduling and competitive balance; no formal action was taken beyond receiving the report.