Taking a look at the recent TAPPS realignment, and what it means for 2014.
UIL realignments always garner a good deal of attention, and for good reason. But UIL’s private school counterpart is now making moves to shake up their own alignment, and the impact could be a little heavier on a few of the state’s smaller teams. TAPPS – or the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools – is the governing body that oversees the athletics of a good chunk of the private schools in the state (with the exception of SPC schools). Every two years, TAPPS goes through a mandated realignment, and last week, the conference released their realignment report for the 2014 season.
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