The roar of the crowd at Lowrey Field has settled, but the echoes of victory still ring loud for the Lubbock area's finest track and field athletes. Following a thrilling Region I meet on May 2, 2026, a standout group of competitors has punched their tickets to the UIL State Track and Field Championships, set to begin May 14.

From explosive relay teams to dominant individual performances, these athletes have earned their seeds and are now eyeing state glory. Here's a complete look at every UIL state qualifier from the Lubbock area, along with their seeding heading into the championship.

Girls Highlights
Lubbock-Cooper Liberty's Campbell Beeler powered through the 400-meter relay, showcasing the speed that makes her a threat on the state stage. Brownwood's Aniah Hines turned heads after finishing first in the same event, reacting with pure elation. In the discus, Lubbock High's Jade Martin and Plainview's Ava Rushing both delivered impressive throws, while Monterey's Mysia Lewis soared in the high jump. Lubbock-Cooper's Kinley Stevens also cleared big heights, and Coronado's Keelon Campbell leaped to a strong finish in the long jump. Canyon West Plains' Jackelyn Hernandez added to the relay excitement with a gritty performance.

Boys Standouts
On the boys' side, Lubbock-Cooper Liberty's Becton Hogg and Gavin McPherson both blazed through the 400-meter relay, demonstrating the depth of talent in the area. Amarillo Tascosa's Raelee Blevins and Maggie Marhefka held their own in the discus, while Mansfield Timberview's Destiny Ojo also made a mark.

With the state meet just around the corner, these athletes are ready to represent the Lubbock area with pride. Whether you're cheering from the stands or following from home, one thing is certain: the track is set for an unforgettable competition.