The new-look 4A Region IV District 28 is officially one of the most intriguing districts in South Texas. Realignment didn’t just shuffle teams — it reshaped the entire competitive landscape, adding tradition, travel, and a whole lot of unpredictability.
Here’s the quick takeaway:
This district is got deeper, tougher, and built for drama.
New Faces, New Energy, New District
District 28 now welcomes five programs that instantly change the tone of the season:
- Somerset
- Pearsall
- Pleasanton
- Uvalde
- Creek View
These additions bring new coaching staffs, new styles of play, and new rivalries — and they turn a once-stable district into a seven‑team gauntlet.
More teams.
More battles.
More gyms to travel to.
More chances to prove who really runs District 28.
With 7 teams, every program gets 2 extra district games and one more away trip, making stamina and depth more important than ever.
Last Year’s Storyline Meets This Year’s Shake-Up
Kennedy finished second in the district last season, and they’re not shy about their goals — they’re aiming to flip the script and finish first this time around. They return talent, toughness, and a chip on their shoulder.
But the biggest storyline?
Somerset.
Coming off a second-place finish in District 27, Somerset brings tradition, discipline, and a winning culture. They enter District 28 as one of the most dangerous teams — and one of the favorites to take the crown.
Early Power Rankings (Storyline Edition)
These rankings aren’t predictions — they’re the narrative heat heading into the season:
- Somerset — Tradition, toughness, and momentum
- Pleasanton — Depth and experience
- Kennedy — Hungry to turn second place into first
- Creek View — New coach, new district, new energy
- Uvalde — On the outside looking in… for now
This setup gives us a wild twist:
Uvalde misses the playoffs, while Creek View — one of the newest teams — sneaks in and writes a storybook ending to their first season in District 28.
That’s the kind of drama realignment was made for.
Who Will Win District 28?
With Somerset rising, Kennedy chasing redemption, Pleasanton reloading, and Creek View entering with fresh fire, this district is officially wide open.
Seven teams.
One crown.
And a season that’s about to deliver must‑see basketball from start to finish.
We can’t wait to see it all unfold.
Let’s ask the question, “Who you got?”!
