The University of Texas volleyball program is showing its support for the women’s basketball team (@texaswbb) as they prepare for a significant game tonight, February 27, 2026. The show of solidarity, highlighted on the team’s Instagram account, underscores the strong sense of community within Texas Athletics. This display of team spirit comes as the Longhorns volleyball team gears up for its spring schedule, a period of preparation and competition that will shape their performance in the upcoming season.
The Instagram post, shared on February 24, 2026, simply states “our spring schedule is set 🗓️ #HookEm,” accompanied by 1190 likes and 10 comments as of that date. While the post itself doesn’t detail the specifics of the spring schedule, it serves as a visible demonstration of unity between the volleyball and basketball programs. This kind of cross-program support is a common practice in collegiate athletics, fostering a positive environment and shared goals among student-athletes.
TexasFest Tournament Set for Late February
As the women’s basketball team prepares for tonight’s game, volleyball fans also have a major event on the horizon: TexasFest, a summit tournament scheduled for February 28 – March 1, 2026. The tournament, open to age groups from 10U to 18U, will feature a guaranteed 10 sets for each participating team. The entry fee for the two-day event is $400. Summit Tournaments is organizing the event.
Playing Sites Across the Metroplex
TexasFest will utilize multiple playing sites throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Specific age groups and divisions will compete at the following locations: 11 Open at Grapevine Fieldhouse, 12 & Under at Grapevine Fieldhouse, 13 & Under at Arete, 14 Club at Amerisport, 14 Open at Amerisport, 15 Club at Ryse StarCenter, 15 Open at Ryse StarCenter, 16 Club at Frisco Flyers, 16 Open at Ryse StarCenter, 17 Club at Frisco Fieldhouse, and 17-18 Open at Frisco Flyers. These diverse locations aim to accommodate the large number of participating teams and players.
Ticket Information for Ryse StarCenter
For those planning to attend matches at Ryse StarCenter, ticket purchase links are available. A one-day pass is priced at an unconfirmed amount, while a weekend pass is also available. One-day passes can be purchased through a specific link, and weekend passes are available through another. Additional resources, including registration links, tiebreaker procedures, refund policies, and social media packages, are available on the Summit Tournaments website.
Hotel Accommodations Available
Tournament organizers have also secured hotel accommodations for participants. Different hotels are designated for different age groups and divisions. For 17-18 Open and 16-17 Club divisions, accommodations can be booked through Lucid Travel. 16 Open, 15 Open, and 15 Club divisions have hotel options via Lucid Travel. 14 Open and 14 Club divisions can find hotels through Lucid Travel, while 13 Open and 13 Club divisions have options at Lucid Travel. Finally, 12 Open, 12 Club, and 11 Open divisions can book hotels through Lucid Travel. All divisions also have access to hotel booking options through Advanced Event Systems.
The support shown by the Texas Volleyball program for their basketball counterparts highlights the collaborative spirit within the university’s athletic department. As both teams navigate their respective seasons, the sense of unity and encouragement will undoubtedly contribute to their success. The upcoming TexasFest tournament promises to be a significant event for young volleyball players, providing a competitive platform and valuable experience.
Looking ahead, the Texas volleyball team will continue to prepare for its spring schedule, with details to be released soon. Fans can stay updated on the team’s progress and schedule through their official Instagram account and the university’s athletic website. We encourage readers to share their thoughts and support for both the volleyball and basketball programs in the comments below.
