Two Bishop Badgers Qualify for UIL Class 3A State Cross Country Championship

 

Bishop High School

BISHOP, TEXAS (News Release) - Two Bishop High School cross country runners have qualified for the 2026 UIL Class 3A State Cross Country Championship following their performances at the Region IV-3A Championship on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 in Corpus Christi.

Senior Kaydence Schroeder finished fourth overall despite challenging conditions that included rain, wind and mud. The finish secured her third trip to the state championship.

Freshman Joseph Correa placed 17th overall and eighth among individual qualifiers, earning his first state championship appearance after an impressive freshman season.

Both runners will represent Bishop High School at the UIL Class 3A State Cross Country Championship on Saturday, November 7, at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.

The Bishop varsity girls team, which captured the District 30-3A championship, also competed at the regional meet. Elijah Molina represented the Badgers in the regional competition as well.

Bishop High School congratulated the runners and their teammates for their hard work and dedication throughout the season, while thanking families, staff and the community for their continued support of the Badger cross country program.

Schroeder and Correa will now prepare to compete against the state's top Class 3A runners as they represent Bishop and the South Texas community at the state meet.

 
 
Menda Eulenfeld

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