Inclement weather has disrupted the schedule for the final two days of the 2026 UIL Baseball State Championships in Central Texas. Although games proceeded as planned on Thursday, thunderstorms on Friday caused significant delays, affecting the timing of various title matchups. This weekend, games were pushed back, with multiple delays experienced during Friday's contests, resulting in adjusted start times for Saturday's games. Updated schedules reflect changes for all remaining title games, including notable matchups between prominent teams.

By the Numbers
  • Corpus Christi Calallen vs. Texarkana Pleasant Grove started 50 minutes late and had a 58-minute weather delay.
  • The start time for the Class 6A DI title game has been moved to 3 p.m. Saturday, three hours later than originally scheduled.
State of Play
  • Gordon Longhorns will now play Groveton Centerville Bulldogs at noon, pushed back from 9 a.m.
  • The Class 5A Division I title game was rescheduled to start at 9 a.m. Saturday, originally set for Friday evening at 7 p.m.
What's Next

As the championships continue, teams must adapt to the revised schedule while maintaining focus on their performance. The weather conditions may still impact upcoming games and further adjustments could be necessary if inclement weather persists.

Bottom Line

The UIL Baseball State Championships are experiencing significant scheduling challenges due to weather, affecting the flow of the tournament. Teams and fans should prepare for potential further changes as officials monitor conditions throughout the weekend.