These are the schools that had the most Dallas Morning News all-area award winners for the 2018-19 school year

The Dallas Morning News handed out 327 awards across 10 sports to players and coaches during the 2018-19 school year. Those awards included Players of the Year, all-area first team members and a whole lot more recognition.

Our normal process is to compile these extensive lists of the Dallas-area's best and put all of the athletes in one spot to celebrate a season before moving on to the next. Those awards stopped with the end of baseball season and the end of the 2018-19 school year.

That got us thinking: which school had the most total members out of those 327 awards that were handed out? We did the math and actually found that out. To up the ante, we also created a points system for all the awards to see which Dallas-area schools had the highest aggregate score of all the awards combined. Think of it as an all-area audit of the school year.

It looks like this...

Player of the Year: 20 points

Here's what we found.

The year of Flower Mound

After doing the math for the points system above, no school finished with more than Flower Mound's 94. In fact, the next closest school to Flower Mound was Duncanville with a distant 76 points.

All in all, the school had one Player of the Year, four individual awards, six first team members, one second team member and one third team member. They were one of just two schools to place at least one award winner in every single category (with the other being Duncanville).

Flower Mound won state championships in both volleyball and boys soccer this season -- and both were the first they'd ever won in their school's history. Kaylee Cox was named The News' volleyball Player of the Year and two members of the Flower Mound boys soccer team won individual awards -- goalkeeper Landon Leach was the Defensive Player of the Year and David Doyle was the Coach of the Year.

The school had a total of 13 members win awards across five different sports.

Here's what the top 10 looked like.

The most awards per school

The aforementioned Flower Mound and Duncanville each had 13 members win awards in the 2018-19 school year. The only school to top them was Southlake Carroll and its 15 winners spread across six sports. The six sports also happened to be the top mark for any Dallas-area school (Denton Guyer also had six).

Southlake Carroll had three individual award winners, which included ...

Volleyball: Blocker of the Year, Annabelle Smith

Girls soccer: Offensive Player of the Year, Taylor Tufts

Baseball: Coach of the Year, Larry Vucan

Here's what the top 15 looked like.

Our Players of the Year

The News'had 11 Players of the Year across 10 sports (there was an Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year in football). Of those 11 awards, nine different schools were represented. Highland Park and Bishop Dunne led the way with two a piece.

You can read -- and watch YouTube videos -- about all 11 below. We'll list them in the order of when their seasons finished during the 2018-19 year.

Volleyball: Flower Mound's Kaylee Cox

Individual awards

Twenty-four different schools had at least one athlete or coach win an individual award. They ranged anywhere from 6A to private schools. You can see a full breakdown of those 24 winners below.

Four

Flower Mound

Three

Mansfield Legacy

Southlake Carroll

Two

Argyle

DeSoto

Duncanville

One

Anna

Arlington Lamar

Carrollton Ranchview

Coppell

Denton Ryan

Forney

Grand Prairie

Keller

Life Oak Cliff

Lovejoy

Mansfield

Mansfield Summit

Mansfield Timberview

Oak Cliff Faith Family

Plano West 

Prosper

The Colony

Waxahachie

First team members

Track and field is where DeSoto made its mark in the first team category. All seven of their first team members were either from the girls track and field team (which had six members) or the boys track and field team.

Those represented from DeSoto included (girls team unless otherwise noted) ...

-- The 4x100, 4x200 and 4x300 units

-- First-team sprinters in Rosaline Effiong and Ja'Era Griffin

In fact, there were 16 award winners (athletes and teams) in girls track. DeSoto comprised of six of those. Just look at what they accomplished (via The News' Greg Riddle):

In the 4x100 relay, DeSoto twice beat the high school national record of 44.50 by Long Beach (Calif.) Poly that had stood since 2004. DeSoto won regionals in 44.44, then topped that by winning the Class 6A state championship with a national-record time of 44.24. At state, DeSoto beat teams that are No. 3 (Humble Summer Creek), No. 5 (Duncanville) and No. 6 (Houston Eisenhower) in the nation in the 4x100. ... DeSoto's 4x200 relay team that included three sophomores (Griffin, Kirk and Abraham) won the state title in 1:36.18. That was the second-best time in the nation this season, behind DeSoto's time of 1:36.09 from regionals. ... DeSoto's 4x400 relay won state in 3:39.79, the best time in the nation.

They also dominated the state track meet en route to their fourth straight Class 6A team championship, which Riddle covered in great detail here.

Here's how the top 10 looked in terms of schools and total first team members.

Want to see every single award?

A total of 98 Dallas-area schools were represented in our all-area awards for the 2018-19 school year. You can view a full breakdown of our points system, team members and more by clicking this link. There are tabs at the bottom that show our data sorted by different options.

To view individual stories, check out the links below. We'll list the awards in order of by how the seasons finished.

Volleyball

Football

Girls basketball

Boys basketball

Girls soccer

Boys soccer

Girls track and field

Boys track and field

Softball

Baseball