Naomi Booker cleared all barriers standing in the way between her and another UIL 6A state championship in the 100H
2026 UIL Track and Field State Championships
It is amazing to see how many times the first person to get to the first hurdle ends up winning the race. That wisdom held true in the UIL 6A girls 100mh final as Tomball's Naomi Booker was ahead at the first hurdle and rolled through to a second consecutive State title with a time of 13.32.
By the fifth hurdle, only Morgan Olschewsky (Plano), Cristina Garcia (Laredo Alexander), and Rory Marigny (Cy-Fair) remained in contention with Booker. Over the final two hurdles, Olschewsky made a late rush to the finish line, but could not overtake Booker and crossed the line in 13.36.
Garcia, the only other returner from last year's final, held on to third place with a time of 13.56 and Marigny had to settle for fourth place in 13.69. Caitlyn Tran of Plano East and Tori Lewis of Lancaster finished in a near dead heat of 13.90, with Tran 0.004s in front of Lewis for fifth place.
UIL 6A Girls 100-Meter Hurdles
Naomi Booker cleared all barriers standing in the way between her and another UIL 6A state championship in the 100H
2026 UIL Track and Field State Championships
It is amazing to see how many times the first person to get to the first hurdle ends up winning the race. That wisdom held true in the UIL 6A girls 100mh final as Tomball's Naomi Booker was ahead at the first hurdle and rolled through to a second consecutive State title with a time of 13.32.
By the fifth hurdle, only Morgan Olschewsky (Plano), Cristina Garcia (Laredo Alexander), and Rory Marigny (Cy-Fair) remained in contention with Booker. Over the final two hurdles, Olschewsky made a late rush to the finish line, but could not overtake Booker and crossed the line in 13.36.
