🏀 District Titles Decided: Borderland Girls Basketball Champions Crowned

1-4A and 1-5A Clinched Tuesday Night as Playoffs Approach

FSEN Staff

February 11, 2026  2:00 pm

EL PASO, Texas — Two district championships were finalized Tuesday night, completing the 2025-26 girls basketball district picture across the Borderland.

District 1-4A and 1-5A were officially decided, joining previously clinched titles in 2-4A, 2-5A, and 1-6A as the postseason bracket takes shape.

Here’s a complete look at this year’s district champions:

🏆 District 1-4A Co-Champions

Mountain View High School

(9-1 district, 21-12 overall)

Riverside High School

(9-1 district, 16-15 overall)

Mountain View and Riverside finished tied atop the standings at 9-1, earning co-champion honors after a tightly contested district race that was finalized Tuesday night.

🏆 District 2-4A Champion

Irvin High School

(7-1 district, 20-9 overall)

Irvin secured the 2-4A title with a disciplined 7-1 district run and a 20-win overall season.

🏆 District 1-5A Champion

Americas High School

(11-1 district, 27-4 overall)

Americas officially locked up the 1-5A championship Tuesday night, finishing 11-1 in district play and 27-4 overall. Their consistency throughout the season positions them among the Borderland’s top playoff contenders.

🏆 District 2-5A Champion

Burges High School

(10-0 district, 23-7 overall)

Burges completed an undefeated 10-0 district campaign, establishing themselves as one of the most disciplined and balanced teams in 5A entering postseason play.

🏆 District 1-6A Champion

Montwood High School

(12-0 district, 24-5 overall)

Montwood dominated 6A competition, finishing a perfect 12-0 in district and 24-5 overall. Their undefeated district run highlights one of the most complete seasons in the region.

Playoff Momentum

With district championships now finalized, the focus shifts to bi-district matchups.

Two undefeated champions — Burges (10-0) and Montwood (12-0) — headline the field, while Americas’ 27-win season underscores the depth at the top of 5A.

District play is complete.

Now, the postseason begins.

FSEN will provide full playoff coverage across the Borderland.

Coverage by Fieldhouse Sports & Entertainment Network (FSEN).