Same weekend, same weather, same stakes — and the boys brought the heat.

While Region 3 was still drying out from Friday’s downpour, the rest of the state’s distance runners got their business done. By Sunday, 96 boys had punched their tickets to Myers Stadium. Here’s the full picture on the 800m and 1600m.

The top two finishers per region earn automatic berths (marked x). The fastest third-place time across all four regions in each event earns the wild card (marked x as well). Third-place finishers who don’t claim the wild card go home.

We wrote the 3200m recap on Friday. Then the weather showed up.

Torrential rain in the Houston area forced Region 3 to push all preliminary rounds to Saturday and finals to Sunday — a scramble that tested athletes, coaches, and meet directors alike. But across all four regions and both classifications, the girls 800m and 1600m state fields are now set. Ninety-six spots. Some filled as expected. A few eyebrow-raisers. Here’s your full breakdown.

Storms rolled through several regional sites on Friday, but the 3200m races were eventually completed across all four regions in both the 5A and 6A classifications. By the time the last heat cleared, a defending champion had been unseated, an athlete ran the fastest high school two-mile in recent Texas memory, and a runner who wasn’t supposed to win Region 4 walked away with a state bid anyway.

Here is a full accounting of what happened.

Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series covering the 5A and 6A Regional Meets. Region 1 — Lubbock, Region 2 — Arlington, Region 3 — Webster, Region 4 — San Antonio.

The Girls 6A regional fields are set. Sixty-four athletes per event — sixteen per region — have survived District and Area and now stand at the final checkpoint before the UIL 6A State Meet at Myers Stadium in Austin on May 15. This coming weekend, May 1–2, four regional meets will determine which nine girls in each event punch their ticket.

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series covering the 5A and 6A Regional Meets. Region 1 — Lubbock, Region 2 — Arlington, Region 3 — Webster, Region 4 — San Antonio.

The Girls 5A regional fields are set. Sixty-four athletes per event have earned their way through District and Area, and now the field is at four regionals this coming weekend, May 1–2, racing for nine state berths in each event. Top two from each regional advance automatically. A ninth spot goes to the fastest third-place finisher from across all four regions — the wild card.