Two programs familiar to the UIL state championship recapture their crowns.

The Nazareth Swiftettes may have earned their 25th title on Saturday, but it was no cakewalk.

In one of the most aggressive and impressive defensive displays, you’ll see in a state championship, Sands capped off a dream season capturing their first state title 60-33 over Robert Lee.

Brothers Will and Colton Luther remember seeing Texline’s 2015 state championship.

Thursday morning, Maggie Peacock found herself at the podium answering questions through tears, but this time with Lipan’s (30-3) second state championship after a 44-39 win over Martin’s Mill (28-5) in the 2A finals.

For the fourth time in five years, Dodd City (32-0) faced Nazareth (27-4) in the 1A state championship but unlike the previous three matchups, this time the Lady Hornets beat the best dynasty in Texas high school sports, 30-21.

On Saturday, Dave Campbell’s Texas Basketball went down to the San Antonio for the UIL Basketball State Championships. Over the course of six games, we saw a lot of great performances from a lot of great players. Let’s shine the spotlight on some of those outstanding showings—win or lose—from the first four games of the day.

A quick recap of the UIL 1A and 3A girls state championship games inside the Alamodome!

Pera’s team wasn’t immune this offseason—it lost starting center Quentin Millora-Brown to Vanderbilt—but the third-year coach can finally look forward to building instead of reconstructing this year.