Event Info
2026 Texas Homeschool State Track & Field Championships
Event Dates
May 8–9, 2026
Location
Porcupine Stadium
Springtown, Texas
What to Expect
The Texas Homeschool State Track & Field Championships bring together homeschool athletes from across Texas for two days of competitive track and field events. This meet is designed to challenge athletes, celebrate achievement, and provide a well-organized championship experience for competitors, families, and coaches.
Athletes will compete in a full range of running, jumping, throwing, and relay events in a supportive, high-energy environment focused on sportsmanship and excellence.
Who Can Participate
This meet is open to Texas homeschool athletes, including:
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Middle School athletes
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High School athletes
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Homeschool teams
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Independent (unattached) homeschool athletes
All participants must meet registration and eligibility requirements.
Schedule Overview
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Friday: Select track and field events
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Saturday: Continued track and field competition, including finals and relays
A detailed event schedule and heat sheets will be posted closer to the meet date.
Registration
Registration is completed online through Athletic.net.
Details including deadlines, entry limits, fees, and step-by-step instructions will be available on the Registration page.
Additional Information
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Athletes may compete in a limited number of events to ensure meet flow and fairness.
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Volunteers play a vital role in the success of the meet.
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Updates, maps, parking details, and results will be posted as the event approaches.
What began as a small gathering of homeschool athletes with a shared love for track and field has grown into one of the most anticipated homeschool sporting events in Texas.
In the early years, families, coaches, and volunteers came together with little more than determination, stopwatches, and a vision. There were no large crowds or polished banners, just committed athletes running, jumping, and throwing with excellence and integrity. The goal was simple: give homeschool students a place to compete, improve, and be challenged alongside their peers.
Year after year, the meet grew. More teams formed. More independent athletes joined. Standards rose. What never changed was the heart of the event. It remained athlete-centered, volunteer-driven, and rooted in sportsmanship, discipline, and community.
Today, the Texas Homeschool Track & Field State Championships represent more than medals and results. They stand as a testimony to what families, coaches, and students can build together through consistency, hard work, and shared purpose. Each race run and each mark recorded is part of a larger story still being written, one generation of homeschool athletes at a time.