How to watch Texas high school girls basketball state championships: Full schedule, times, live streams for 2025 UIL finals

Jordan Greer

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A loaded field of Texas high school girls basketball teams will compete for state titles this weekend.

State championship games will be held on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, with four games scheduled to be played each day. The Alamodome in San Antonio will host every game.

WATCH: Texas high school girls basketball state championships on NFHS Network

There will be plenty of players worth watching, most notably Aaliyah Chavez, the No. 1 overall prospect in ESPN's rankings for the class of 2025. The Monterey guard has not yet committed to a college, but she is expected to make an announcement next month.

Here is everything you need to know about the Texas high school girls basketball state championships, including the full schedule for postseason games.

How to watch Texas high school girls basketball state championships

Texas high school girls basketball state championship games will not air on national TV channels. Viewers can stream games on the NFHS Network; see the full schedule below.

The NFHS Network offers two basic plans: an Annual Pass ($6.67 per month) or a Monthly Pass ($11.99 per month). These plans give subscribers the ability to watch live sporting events and create clips of their favorite moments from games.

Texas high school girls basketball state championships schedule 2025

Thursday, Feb. 27

ConferenceGameTime (CT)
1A Division 2Nazareth 53, Saltillo 31
1A Division 1Broaddus 56, Clyde Eula 39
2A Division 2Martin's Mill 43, Farwell 41 (OT)
2A Division 1Nocona 54, San Saba 37

Friday, Feb. 28

ConferenceGameTime (CT)
3A Division 2Kountze 69, Paradise 40
3A Division 1Fairfield 50, Tuscola Jim Ned 44 (OT)
4A Division 2Dallas Lincoln 60, Cuero 32
4A Division 1Decatur 53, Waco La Vega 41

Saturday, March 1

ConferenceGameTime (CT)
5A Division 2Lubbock Monterey 64, Liberty Hill 39
5A Division 1Denton Ryan 58, San Antonio Wagner 47
6A Division 2Fort Worth Boswell 51, Fort Bend Hightower 42
6A Division 1Humble Summer Creek 52, Cedar Hill 49

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Jordan Greer

Jordan Greer has been with The Sporting News since 2015. He previously worked for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He is a graduate of Westminster College and Syracuse University.