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During the Duncanville boy's basketball historic championship run there's been one young lady there to capture every moment -- on the court and behind the scenes.
The Dallas Kimball High School boy's basketball team is headed back to state for the 13th time in school history.
The Lions are headed to the state tournament in San Antonio to play Austin Westlake in the Class 6A state semifinals on Friday night.
The Wolves are looking for the third state championship in school history. Timberview won the state titles in 2017 and 2019.
Regarded as the leader in an organized ring that committed dozens of burglaries in Uptown Dallas starting in 2007, Damon West was arrested in 2008 and initially sentenced to 65 years.
Senior night was a night to remember for the Lady Dragons of Southlake Carroll, thanks to an inspirational story that has triggered the hashtag #MayaStrong.
Jackson Prince knows that whenever he steps on the court for the two-time defending state champion Duncanville Panthers there are those who can't help but do a doubletake.
Rylan and Rustan Griffen have been playing basketball together since they were little kids, but that time is coming to an end - hopefully not without a state title.
The plan is for 15 teams from Fort Worth ISD to compete in the league starting in March.
North Texas coaches Carlos Lynn, DeMarcus Harris, and Marcus Shavers explain why they are proud of their predecessors and happy to blaze a trail for those who come next.
It's usually seniors that lead the way for their teams, but at Lake Highlands High School, it's sophomore Tre Johnson who is setting the standard for the Wildcats.
Frisco Memorial High School is only in its fourth year, but the performance of the boys' and girls' basketball programs say it's time to recognize they are no longer the new kids on the block.
Dallas ISD inducted the fourth class into its Sports Hall of Fame earlier today. Keith Russell gives a quick look at some of the legends who made it.
They say Texas is a football state, but there is some serious basketball talent here, too.
Duncanville's Anthony Black is the only one of the top 20 seniors in the nation who hasn't chosen his college, but the bigger question is whether he get to finish his high school career on the court.
