4A Region IV District 27 didn’t just shift… it got a whole new identity.
Last year’s district lineup was already competitive at the TOP, but the addition of Kerrville Tivy — a former 5A powerhouse — officially turns this into one of the most intriguing districts in 4A Region IV.
And yes… Tivy comes straight out of the San Antonio 5A gauntlet known as the “SEC of High School Basketball.”
Last Year vs This Year
Last year’s District featured:
- Bandera
- Canyon Lake
- Davenport
- Fredericksburg
- Wimberley
- Long Creek
A tight, competitive 6‑team district where Davenport and Wimberley traded district titles the past two seasons.
This year?
The district stays at six teams, but the newcomer is a major upgrade:
➕ Added: Kerrville Tivy (from 5A)
A well‑coached, disciplined program that battled through one of the toughest 5A districts in Texas.
They missed the playoffs, but anyone who watched them knows they played like a postseason team — physical, smart, and never backing down.
Their arrival changes everything.
What Tivy Brings to District 27
- 5A experience
- Elite coaching
- Battle‑tested athletes
- A chip on their shoulder after last season
This isn’t a typical realignment addition — this is a program that’s used to fighting giants.
And now they’re stepping into a district where the top has been controlled by Davenport and Wimberley.
The question becomes…
Will Tivy’s Arrival Create a New District Champion?
Davenport is strong.
Wimberley is proven.
Fredericksburg is always finding a way to be in the mix.
But Tivy brings a level of toughness and experience that could shake the entire district hierarchy.
This race is officially wide open.
My District 27 Picks (Preseason)
Based on returning talent, coaching, and the realignment impact:
1. Davenport
2. Tivy
3. Wimberley
4. Fredericksburg
This district is about to be fun, physical, and full of must‑see matchups.
