List of defunct Texas sports teams

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• Austin Black Senators (early 1910s)
• Abilene Eagles
• Cleburne Yellow Jackets
• Dallas Black Giants
• Dallas Brown Bombers
• Dallas Green Monarchs
• Fort Worth Black Cats
• Fort Worth Black Panthers
• Fort Worth Giants
• Fort Worth Wonders
• Galveston Flyaways
• Houston Black Buffaloes
• Houston Eagles
• Jasper Steers
• Mineola Black Spiders
• Paris Giants
• San Angelo Black Sheep Herders
• San Antonio Black Bronchos
• San Antonio Black Indians
• San Antonio Bombers
• Waco Black Cardinals
• Waco Black Navigators
• Waco Yellowjackets
• Waco Tigers
• Wichita Falls Black Spudders

• Houston Buffaloes (1959–1961)

• Coastal Bend Aviators (2003–2007)

• Abilene Blue Sox (1956–1957), moved from West Texas–New Mexico League
• Austin Pioneers (1947–1955)
• Beaumont Exporters or Beaumont Shippers (1956); Beaumont Pirates (1957)
• Bryan Majors (1953); Bryan Indians (1954)
• Corpus Christi Clippers (1954–1957)
• Del Rio Indians (1954)
• Gainesville Owls (1947–1951)
• Galveston White Caps (1954–1955), moved from Gulf Coast League
• Greenville Majors (1947–1950), moved from East Texas League (1946); Greenville Majors (1953)
• Harlingen Capitals (1954–1955), moved from Gulf Coast League (1951–1953) and Rio Grande Valley League (1950)
• Longview Cherokees (1952–1953)
• Lubbock Hubbers (1956), moved from West Texas–New Mexico League
• Paris Red Peppers (1947), moved from East Texas League (1946); Paris Panthers (1948); Paris Indians (1952–1953)
• Port Arthur Sea Hawks (1955–1956), moved from Evangeline League (1954) and Gulf Coast League (1950–1953); Port Arthur Redlegs (1957)
• Sherman-Denison Twins (1947–1951)
• Temple Eagles (1949–1954); Temple Redlegs (1957)
• Texarkana Bears (1947–1953), moved from East Texas League (1946)
• Texas City Hubbers (1955); Texas City Exporters (1956)
• Tyler East Texans (1951–1953); Tyler Tigers (1954–1955)
• Victoria Eagles (1956); Victoria Rosebuds (1957), moved to Texas League (1958–1961)
• Waco Dons (1947); Waco Pirates (1948–1953), (1954–1956)
• Wichita Falls Spudders 1947–1953, moved to Longhorn League (1954); Wichita Falls Spudders (1956–1957)

• Abilene Prairie Dogs (1995–1999)
• Coastal Bend Aviators (2003–2007)
• Corpus Christi Barracudas
• Lubbock Crickets (?-1995)
• Rio Grande Valley WhiteWings (1994–2003, 2006–2007) now Harlingen WhiteWings (2008–present)
• San Antonio Tejanos (1995)
• Tyler Wildcatters (1994–1997)

• Texas Heat (2007)

• Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos (Owls of the Two Laredos) (1940–1984); renamed Tecolotes de Nuevo Laredo (1985–present)

First stage: 1896/second stage:1923–1926[4]

Teams/years

• Alexandria Aces
• Amarillo Giants
• Amarillo Gold Sox (1939–1982)
• Amarillo Sonics
• Ardmore Rosebuds
• Ardmore Territorians
• Austin Braves
• Austin Senators
• Beaumont Exporters (1920–49) and (1953–55)
• Beaumont Golden Gators (1983–1986)
• Beaumont Millionaires
• Beaumont Oil Gushers
• Beaumont Oilers
• Brenham Orphans
• Cleburne Railroaders (1906–1907)
• Corpus Christi Giants
• Corsicana Oil Citys
• Corsicana Oilers
• Dallas Eagles (1958–1964)
• Dallas Giants (1958–1964), under name Dallas Rangers
• Dallas Griffins
• Dallas Marines
• Dallas Rangers (1958–1964)
• Dallas Rebels (1958–1964), under name Dallas Rangers
• Dallas Steers (1958–1964), under name Dallas Rangers
• Dallas Submarines
• Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs (1965–1971)
• El Paso Dodgers
• El Paso Sun Kings
• Fort Worth Cats (1958–1964), under name Dallas Rangers
• Fort Worth Panthers (1958–1964), under name Dallas Rangers
• Galveston Buccaneers
• Galveston Crabs
• Galveston Pirates
• Galveston Sand Crabs
• Houston Buffaloes (1907–1958)
• Houston Wanderers
• Longview Cannibals
• Midland Angels (1985–1998), now Midland RockHounds
• Midland Cubs (1972–1984), now Midland RockHounds
• Paris Eisenfelder's Homeseekers
• Paris Parisites
• Rio Grande Valley Giants (1960–1961)
• San Antonio Bears
• San Antonio Brewers
• San Antonio Bronchos
• San Antonio Bullets
• San Antonio Dodgers (1977–1987), now San Antonio Missions
• San Antonio Indians
• The San Antonio Missions were AA Team that moved to Amarillo in 2018 and renamed Sod Poodles
• Sherman-Denison Students
• Texarkana Casketmakers
• Tyler Sports
• Victoria Rosebuds (1959–1961)
• Victoria Toros
• Waco Cubs
• Waco Navigators
• Waco Steers
• Waco Tigers
• Wichita Falls Spudders (1920–1957)
• Wichita Pilots (1989–2007), became Wichita Wranglers in 1989
• Wichita Wranglers (1989–2007)

• Laredo Apaches (1940–1995)
• Beaumont Bullfrogs (1994)

• Abilene Apaches (1939); became Abilene Blue Sox (1946–1955)
• Amarillo Gold Sox (1939–1942); Amarillo Gold Sox (1946–1955), moved to Western League 1956–1958
• Big Spring Barons 1938–1940; Big Spring Bombers (1941); Big Spring Pirates (1942)
• Borger Gassers (1939–1942, 1946–1954)
• El Paso Texans (1955), moved to Southwestern League 1956–1957, moved from Arizona–Texas League 1952–1954
• Lamesa Lobos (1939–1941); Lamesa Dodgers (1942); Lamesa Lobos (1946–1952)
• Lubbock Hubbers (1938–1942), (1946–1955), moved to Big State League (1956–1958)
• Midland Cardinals (1937–1938); Midland Cowboys (1939–1940)
• Monahans Trojans (1937)
• Odessa Oilers (1937); Odessa Oilers (1940)
• Pampa Oilers (1939–1942), (1946–1955), moved to Southwestern League (1956–1957)
• Plainview Ponies (1953–1955), moved to Southwestern League (1956–1957)
• Wichita Falls Spudders (1941–1942)
• Wink Spudders (1937–1938)

• Dallas Chaparrals (1967–1973), became the San Antonio Spurs
• Houston Mavericks (1967–1969)

• Wichita Falls Texans (1988–1994)

• Houston Stealth (2002–2004)

• San Antonio Stars (2003−2017)
• Houston Comets (1997–2008)

• Texas Arrow Heads (2004)

• Houston Oilers (1960–1996), became the Tennessee Oilers (1997–1998), then renamed the Tennessee Titans
• Dallas Texans (1952)
• Dallas Texans (1960–1962), became the Kansas City Chiefs

• San Antonio Texans (1995)

• Houston Marshals (2000)
• San Antonio Matadors (2000)

• Houston Gamblers (1984–1985)
• San Antonio Gunslingers (1984–1985)

• San Antonio Wings (1975)
• Houston Texans (1974–1975)

• San Antonio Riders (1991–1992)

• Conroe Storm (2007-2008)
• Texas Thunder (2004)
• Wichita Falls Diablos (2008)

• Austin Wranglers (2004–2007)
• Dallas Desperados (2002-2008)
• Dallas Texans (1990–1993)
• Fort Worth Cavalry (1994)
• Houston Thunderbears (1996–2001)
• San Antonio Force (1992)
• San Antonio Talons (2012–2014)
• Texas Terror (1996–1997)

• San Antonio Commanders (2019)

• Laredo Law

• San Angelo Bandits (2015–2016)

• Texas Terminators (1999)

• El Paso Rumble (2004)
• Laredo Lobos (2006–2007)
• Lubbock Lone Stars (2004–2005)

• Beaumont Drillers (2003–2008)
• Fort Worth Sixers (2007)
• Houston Wild Riders (2007)
• Lubbock Gunslingers (2004–2005)
• San Antonio Steers (2007)
• Waco Marshals (2004)
• Wichita Falls Thunder (2004)

• Texas Bullets (1998)

• Austin Rage (2003)
• Tulsa Black Widows (2006)

• Houston Aeros (1994–2013)[5]
• San Antonio Rampage 2002-2020 - Team moved to Las Vegas for the 2020-2021 season

• Dallas Texans (1941–1945)
• Fort Worth Rangers (1941–1945)

Includes teams that began in the WPHL before the merger in 2001.

• Amarillo Gorillas/Rattlers (1996–2010)
• Austin Ice Bats (1996–2008)
• Border City Bandits (Texarkana, Texas, 2000–2001)
• Corpus Christi IceRays (1998–2010)
• Dallas Freeze (1992–1995)
• El Paso Buzzards (1996–2003)
• Fort Worth Brahmas (1997–2013)
• Fort Worth Fire (1992–1999)
• Laredo Bucks (2002–2012)
• Lubbock Cotton Kings (1999–2007)
• Odessa Jackalopes (1997–2011)
• Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees (2003–2012)
• San Angelo Saints/Outlaws (1997–2005)
• San Antonio Iguanas (1994–1997, 1998–2002)

• Amarillo Wranglers (1968–1969, 1970–1971)
• Dallas Black Hawks (1967–1981)
• Fort Worth Texans (1974–1982)
• Fort Worth Wings (1967–1974)
• Houston Apollos (1965–1969)

• Amarillo Wranglers (1975–1977)

• Dallas Texans (1945–46, 1948–49)
• Fort Worth Rangers (1945–49)[6]
• Houston Huskies (1947–1949)
• Houston Skippers (1946–47)

Teams that did not join the CHL in 2001:

• Central Texas Stampede (1996–2001)
• Lake Charles Ice Pirates (1997–2001)
• Waco Wizards (1996–2000)

• Houston Aeros (1972–1978)

• Austin Chiles (1999)
• Dallas Stallions (1999)

• Dallas Sidekicks (1983–2004)
• Houston Hotshots (1993–2000)

• Austin Thunder (1987–92)
• Dallas Inter (1987–92), as Dallas Express in 1987, as Dallas Mean Green in 1988, as F.C. Dallas in 1989–91
• Houston Alianza (1988–91)
• Houston Dynamos–Houston International (1987–1991)
• Houston Summit (1978–1980)
• San Antonio Alamo (1987–90, as San Antonio International in 1987–89)
• San Antonio XLR8 (1992)
• Wichita Falls Fever (1989–92)

• Dallas Tornado (1967–1981)
• Houston Hurricane (1978–1980)
• Houston Stars (1968)

• Amarillo Challengers
• Austin Lightning (2002–2007)
• Austin Lone Stars (1987–2000)
• Dallas Americans (1984–85)
• Dallas Lightning (1993–1996); originally Tyler Lightning, then Texas Lightning
• Dallas Rockets (1991–1992)
• El Paso/Juarez Gamecocks (1985)
• Houston Dynamos (1984)
• Houston Express (1988–1990)
• Houston Force (1995)
• San Antonio Scorpions (2011–2015)

• Houston Stars

• Austin Aces (2014–2015; relocated to become the Orange County Breakers)
• Houston E-Z Riders (1974)
• Houston Astro-Knots (1982–1983)
• Houston Wranglers (2005–2007)
• Texas Wild (2013–2014; relocated to become the California Dream and then folded after the 2015 season)
• Dallas Stars (1982–1983)[7]
• San Antonio Racquets (1985-1994)