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Beaumont West Brook vs. Frisco Heritage in Texas Boys Basketball UIL 5A D1 State Championship: Live Score Updates

Follow live as Beaumont West Brook faces Frisco Heritage in the 2026 Texas boys high school basketball Class 5A Division 1 State Championship
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Senior Guard Elijah Garrett and Beaumont West Brook will look to defend their state title on Saturday when they take on Frisco Heritage in the Class 5A Division 1 championship.
Senior Guard Elijah Garrett and Beaumont West Brook will look to defend their state title on Saturday when they take on Frisco Heritage in the Class 5A Division 1 championship. | Rebecca Goff

Reigning UIL state champion Beaumont West Brook will look to defend its title against Frisco Heritage on Saturday when the two teams face off in the 2026 Texas boys high school basketball Class 5A Division 1 championship.

Beaumont West Brook (34-3) needed overtime to defeat Birdville in last year's state title game, but the Bruins are red-hot after dominating Leander Glenn 63-35 in the semifinals to win their 25th consecutive game.

Frisco Heritage (33-2) is also on a tear, as the Coyotes haven't lost a game since the end of November. They survived a 65-63 nail-biter against Birdville in the semifinals with Cameron Lomax hitting the game-winner in the final second of the game.

The Texas Association of Basketball Coaches released its final rankings of the season on February 23, with Frisco Heritage ranked No. 1 and Beaumont Westbrook No. 2.

Beaumont West Brook vs. Frisco Heritage Texas Boys High School Basketball State Championship: Live Score Updates

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Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.  

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