Watch Brooks XC Championships 2025 Free Live Stream

By Mellissa Henry December 13, 2025 · 9:37 am Category: Main News

The Brooks XC Championships 2025 will take place on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at Balboa Park in San Diego, California, and FloTrack is providing free coverage of the event on its official YouTube channel.

Several high school cross country’s top runners from — Northeast, Midwest, South and West — will compete in two championship races, and you will not want to miss a minute of the coverage. The girls’ 5k championship race starts at 9:15 am, followed by the boys’ 5k race at 10:05 am. Both races begin and end at Morley Field, located at 2221 Morley Field Drive.

Athletes earned their spots through regional qualifiers held over recent weeks. The fastest runners received Fleet Feet Golden Tickets to advance to the national event.

Brooks XC Championships 2025 Free Live Results

Besides the live free streaming coverage on FloTrack, you can also follow updated results from each event. Live results will be accessible online throughout the competition. Fans can track performances as they happen at finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/13897/events.

FloTrack content creator John Davern has highlighted key athletes to watch during Saturday’s races and you can take a look at some of them here. The championships aim to identify the nation’s best high school cross country runner in each division.

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Championship awards will be presented at 10:30 am following the conclusion of both races.

The event marks the final competition of the high school cross country season. Balboa Park has hosted major cross country championships for decades, making it a fitting venue for the national finale.

Viewers can access the free broadcast through FloTrack’s YouTube channel. No subscription is required to watch the races live.

Mellissa Henry

Mellissa is a hard-working track and field follower who likes to travel and have fun with anyone she communicates with, for example, go running with them! Yay! Mellissa is a former Pride News writer who now spends her time working with kids and following the sport she loves.

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