The championship games are all wrapped up at AT&T Stadium and let's see how many people attended each and every game.

The Texas UIL released the attendance numbers for 2025 for all the championship games the past few days and 191,815 people came out to AT&T Stadium to watch some Texas high school football. Let's start with the least attended game and work our way up to most so you can see the difference in the crowd size.

12. Jayton VS Richland Springs (1A 6-Man Division II) 3,215 People

11. Gordon VS Rankin (1A 6-Man Division I) 4,328 People

10. Muenster VS Shiner (2A Division II) 7,397 People

9. Hamilton VS Joaquin (2A Division I) 7,582 People

8. Wall VS Newton (3A Division II) 9,721 People

7. Yoakum VS Grandview (3A Division I) 10,236 People

6. Carthage VS West Orange-Stark (4A Division II) 15,788 People

5. Stephenville VS Kilgore (4A Division I) 18,463 People

4. Smithson Valley VS Frisco Lone Star (5A Division I) 21,493 People

3. South Oak Cliff VS Richland Randle (5A Division II) 22,578 People

2. DeSoto VS C.E. King (6A Division II) 31,578 People

1. North Shore VS Duncanville (6A Division I) 39,464 People

All attendance numbers have been taken from High School Football America website. Attendance is actually up from last season, however nothing compares to the record setting 2014 season. That year 250,652 fans took over AT&T Stadium for a few days. That year the most attended game was Allen VS Pearland. 54,347 watched that game at AT&T Stadium.

Texas high school football has concluded for 2025, but Friday night action will return before you know it in a few months.