
Nexstar Media Group and Mission Broadcasting will provide free live coverage of all 12 University Interscholastic League (UIL) state high school football championship games across their Texas television stations and streaming platforms in December.
The four-day tournament will take place December 16 through December 19 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, with teams competing for Division I and Division II championships across six classifications.
The companies said participating stations in 13 Texas television markets will offer the games through local broadcast channels, streaming services or both. For the first time, the games will also be accessible to viewers outside Texas through the participating stations’ digital streaming platforms.

“High school football is part of the fabric of Texas, and few events bring communities together like the UIL State Football Championships,” Andrew Alford, president of Nexstar’s broadcasting division, said in a statement.
Alford said the coverage will draw on the companies’ television stations and digital platforms to expand access to the games. Those participating broadcast stations include:
- KDAF (Channel 33, The CW) in Dallas-Fort Worth, with streaming on CW33 Plus.
- KIAH (Channel 39, The CW) in Houston, with streaming on CW39 Plus.
- KBVO (Channel 14, MyNetworkTV) and KXAN (Channel 36, NBC) in Austin, with streaming on KXAN Plus.
- KTSM (Channel 9.2, Estrella TV) in El Paso, with streaming on KTSM Plus.
- KCIT (Channel 14, Fox) and KAMR (Channel 4, NBC) in Amarillo, with streaming on KAMR Plus.
- KRBC (Channel 9, NBC) in Abilene-Sweetwater, with streaming on KTAB Plus.
- KSAN (Channel 3, NBC) in San Angelo, with streaming on KLST Plus.
- KYLE (Channel 28, MyNetworkTV) in Waco-Temple-Bryan, with streaming on FOX44 Plus.
- KJBO (Channel 35, MyNetworkTV) in Wichita Falls, with streaming on KFDX Plus.
- KTPN (Channel 47, MyNetworkTV) in Tyler-Longview, with streaming on KETK Plus.
- KAMC (Channel 28, ABC) in Lubbock, with streaming on eL Plus.
- KMID (Channel 2, ABC) in Midland-Odessa, with streaming on Big2 Plus.
- KGBT (Channel 4.2, The CW) in Harlingen-Brownsville, with streaming on Valley Central Plus.
The UIL championships will begin Wednesday, December 16, with the Class 1A Division II final and conclude Saturday, December 19, with the Class 6A Division I championship.


