The Texas high school track and field season is reaching its thrilling climax, and all eyes are on Austin for the 2026 UIL state championships. This is where the Lone Star State's finest young athletes will compete for glory, and you won't want to miss a single sprint, jump, or throw.
Scheduled for an action-packed weekend, the meet will crown champions across six conferences—from 1A to 6A, plus wheelchair events. With a full slate of field events, explosive sprints, and endurance-testing distance races, the competition promises to be fierce. The best part? You can catch every moment live without needing a traditional TV subscription.
Here's your complete guide to watching the Texas high school track and field championships, including streaming options and the full schedule.
How to Watch the UIL State Meet
Fans can stream all the action live on the NFHS Network and FloTrack. There is no national TV broadcast, so these streaming platforms are your go-to for comprehensive coverage. The NFHS Network offers flexible plans: an Annual Pass at $6.67 per month or a Monthly Pass for $13.99 per month. Both options let you watch live events and even create highlight clips from your favorite races.
Event Details
All competitions will take place at the iconic Mike A. Myers Track & Soccer Stadium in Austin. Whether you're cheering for a future Olympian or a hometown hero, this is the perfect event to inspire your own training—and maybe grab some new gear to match the championship energy.
Don't miss out on crowning the next generation of Texas track and field stars. Tune in via the NFHS Network or FloTrack for every race, throw, and leap.