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Best Women's eSports colleges in Texas

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Overview

Women's eSports colleges in Texas

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified November 2026.

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Coaches recruiting
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  • 3Division II
  • 3Division III
  • 5NAIA
  • 8Junior college

Texas has 19 colleges with Women's eSports programs. Of those, 3 compete in NCAA Division II, 3 in NCAA Division III, 5 in the NAIA and 8 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are Dallas Baptist University, St. Mary's University and University of Texas at Tyler. Their head coaches are Grant Brady at Dallas Baptist University and Peter Alva at St. Mary's University. 5 schools compete in the Region 14, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceDallas College · $3,177Average yearly cost after aidMost selectiveWayland Baptist University · 56%Acceptance rateLargest campusDallas College · 69,749Undergraduate students
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Every Women's eSports program in Texas

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Division II · 3

Dallas Baptist University logoDallas Baptist UniversityDallas · Lone Star · Coach Grant BradySt. Mary's University logoSt. Mary's UniversitySan Antonio · Lone Star · Coach Peter AlvaUniversity of Texas at Tyler logoUniversity of Texas at TylerTyler · Lone Star

Division III · 3

Howard Payne University logoHoward Payne UniversityBrownwood · American SouthwestConcordia University Texas logoConcordia University TexasAustin · Southern Collegiate AthleticMcMurry University logoMcMurry UniversityAbilene · Southern Collegiate Athletic

NAIA · 5

Wayland Baptist University logoWayland Baptist UniversityPlainview · Sooner Athletic · Coach Duncan SweeneyNorth American University logoNorth American UniversityStafford · Red River AthleticTexas A&M University, Texarkana logoTexas A&M University, TexarkanaTexarkana · Red River Athletic · Coach Rick AllenNelson University logoNelson UniversityWaxahachie · Coach Caden Primm

Junior college · 8

Blinn College logoBlinn CollegeBrenham · Region 14 · Coach Kyle MurtoDallas College logoDallas CollegeDallas · Region 5 · Coach Sky McCortJacksonville College logoJacksonville CollegeJacksonville · Region 14 · Coach Tucker GoffCoastal Bend College logoCoastal Bend CollegeBeeville · Region 14 · Coach Vicente Garza
Questions

Questions about Women's eSports colleges in Texas

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges in Texas have Women's eSports?

19 colleges in Texas have Women's eSports programs: 3 Division II, 3 Division III, 5 NAIA and 8 Junior college.

Which colleges in Texas have D2 Women's eSports?

3 colleges in Texas compete in NCAA Division II Women's eSports: Dallas Baptist University, St. Mary's University and University of Texas at Tyler.

Which colleges in Texas have D3 Women's eSports?

3 colleges in Texas compete in NCAA Division III Women's eSports: Concordia University Texas, Howard Payne University and McMurry University.

Which colleges in Texas have NAIA Women's eSports?

5 colleges in Texas compete in NAIA Women's eSports: Nelson University, North American University, Texas A&M University, Texarkana, Wayland Baptist University and Wiley University.

Which colleges in Texas have JUCO Women's eSports?

8 colleges in Texas compete in NJCAA junior college Women's eSports: Alvin Community College, Blinn College, Coastal Bend College, Dallas College, Grayson College, Jacksonville College, Navarro College and Panola College.

What is the most affordable college in Texas with Women's eSports?

Dallas College has the lowest average net price at $3,177 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Women's eSports programs in Texas compete in?

The Region 14 has the most Women's eSports programs in Texas.

Who are the Women's eSports head coaches in Texas?

Grant Brady (Dallas Baptist University), Peter Alva (St. Mary's University), Duncan Sweeney (Wayland Baptist University), Rick Allen (Texas A&M University, Texarkana), Caden Primm (Nelson University), Taylor Smith (Wiley University), Kyle Murto (Blinn College) and Sky McCort (Dallas College).

How do I contact Women's eSports coaches in Texas?

There are 17 coaches recruiting Women's eSports in Texas. Start a free 7-day AthleticScholar trial to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.

By division

Women's eSports colleges by division in Texas

The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.

D2 Women's eSports colleges in Texas

3 schools in Texas compete in NCAA Division II.

D3 Women's eSports colleges in Texas

3 schools in Texas compete in NCAA Division III.

NAIA Women's eSports colleges in Texas

5 schools in Texas compete in NAIA.

JUCO Women's eSports colleges in Texas

8 schools in Texas compete in NJCAA junior college.