High School Sports

Danny Gray has overcome a time when he had no hope for his pro football dreams, to now reach the NFL Draft and represent hope for the Dallas community where he grew up.

For the first time in school history, the Trimble Tech High School Bulldogs will play for the UIL soccer state championship.

Royse City native Taylor Hearn will be the Rangers starting pitcher for Monday's home opener at Globe Life Field.

Fort Worth ISD has started its first ever girls flag football league.

Claire Lowrey is chasing down major records as a high jumper at Rockwall High School.

Even with the destruction and devastation after a powerful EF-3 tornado ripped through the town of Jacksboro, the high school’s baseball and softball teams continued Wednesday — thanks to the help of a town that was also impacted by tornadoes.

The Texas Rangers Foundation presented a check for $2,500 to Sam Houston High School. The team had been experiencing an equipment shortage after significant flooding damage at the school following the 2021 winter storm.

While most North Texans were spared wintry precipitation Friday, it was still an absolutely miserable day to be outside. Just ask the soccer fans who still went out Friday afternoon to watch Arlington High School at Bowie High School.

A member of Dallas ISD’s Kimball High School basketball team has been arrested in San Antonio after police said the student’s gun went off and a bullet hit a teenage girl.

It's championship weekend in Texas girls high school basketball. Several North Texas teams have high hopes for a state title.

Former University of Baylor head football coach Art Briles is set to make his return to college football, as he has been hired as offensive coordinator at Grambling State, according to multiple reports.

Legendary Fort Worth ISD coach Willie Criss died over the weekend. He was known as a good coach and for his lasting impact on students who describe him as selfless and patient.

Head Coach Jason Todd was honored with a plaque on behalf of the board where he vowed his team would be back in the championship next year.

The city will have a parade to celebrate South Oak Cliff's state football championship on Saturday morning in downtown Dallas. The public is invited to cheer on the champs.

School districts have said they will abide by the law, but it’s still unclear how they will determine whether a student’s birth certificate was issued near the time of birth.

A video tribute filled with notable names was played outside city hall and honored the win for South Oak Cliff, the first Dallas ISD school to win a football state title in decades.