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Several Fort Worth-area high school football games have been affected by the dissolution of Victory+. The service and its parent company will no longer broadcast high school football games, Carroll ISD told the Star-Telegram Wednesday. The Dallas Morning News was the first to report the news. Southlake Carroll, Richland, North Crowley, Mansfield Summit and more were set to be covered.

Week 1 of the Texas high school football season is behind us. Which Fort Worth-area football player had the best performance? You tell us. Vote for the Week 1 Star-Telegram Fort Worth-area Player of the Week. See top performances from around the area, according to MaxPreps and Star-Telegram stats. The poll will remain open until 7 p.m. Thursday. See a good performance in Week 2? Send a Player of the Week nomination to the Star-Telegram (cbaggarly@star-telegram.com).

Arlington Heights running back Carson James (1) carries the ball out of the backfield during the first half of a UIL football game between Arlington Heights and Paschal at Farrington Field in Fort Worth, Texas, Friday Nov. 07, 2025. Several Fort Worth-area running backs posted big numbers in Week 1. Here are the top receiving performances overall and by classification, according to MaxPreps. Overall rushing leaders 1. Z. Husband, RB, Cleburne: 271 yards on 30 carries, 9.0 yards per carry, 3 TDs 2. C.

North Crowley wide receiver Damarion Mays (2) scores a touchdown during the first half of the game against Aledo on Friday, Aug. 28, 2026 at Crowley ISD Stadium in Fort Worth. Several Fort Worth-area pass catchers posted big numbers in Week 1. Here are the top receiving performances overall and by classification, according to MaxPreps. Overall receiving leaders 1. B. Knowles, WR, Southlake Carroll: 180 yards on 7 receptions, 25.7 yards per reception, 2 TDs 2. W.

Southlake Carroll quarterback Hudson Tomcheck (3) throws a pass during the first half of the game against Jenks in the Cotton Bowl on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026 in Dallas. Several Fort Worth-area quarterbacks posted big numbers in Week 1. Here are the top passing performances overall and by classification, according to MaxPreps. Overall passing leaders 1. L. Vargas, QB, Colleyville Heritage: 346 yards on 28 of 42 passes, 66.7% completion, 12.4 yards per completion, 2 TDs 2. W.

DeSoto football issued an apology on social media Monday for the team’s lack of sportsmanship ahead of a non-district game against Florida powerhouse St. Thomas Aquinas on Saturday. “DeSoto Football has addressed the incident that occurred at the St. Thomas Aquinas football game,” the statement read. “We view this as an opportunity for our young men to learn and grow from their mistakes.” During the coin toss, the team captains of St. Thomas Aquinas reached out to shake hands with DeSoto captains.

The 2026 Texas high school football season opened with dramatic performances across the Fort Worth area, from lopsided shutouts to stunning comebacks. Week 2 rankings now reflect a shakeup at multiple classification levels heading into a marquee matchup between the area’s two top teams.

Week 2 of the Texas high school football season is here. Check out Fort Worth-area rankings for Class 6A, Class 5A, Class 4A and private schools. See analysis explaining why certain teams seized the top spots.

Here is the Fort Worth-area high school football schedule for Week 2. See where and when your team will be playing. Here’s the Week 2 schedule for Fort Worth-area high school football teams and schools in area districts. Thursday’s games (Sept. 3) NON-DISTRICT Arlington Lamar vs. Crowley, 7 p.m. at Crowley ISD Stadium Flower Mound vs. Keller Timber Creek, 7 p.m. at Keller ISD Stadium Mansfield Timberview vs. Denton Ryan, 7 p.m. at Collins Complex Keller Fossil Ridge at The Colony, 7 p.m. Cleburne vs.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Quinn Ewers looks to pass as Washington Commanders linebacker Joshua Josephs closes in during the first half Aug. 14, 2026, at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Md. Former Texas Longhorns and Southlake Carroll quarterback Quinn Ewers is headed to his next NFL destination. The Miami Dolphins traded Ewers to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 2028 sixth-round draft pick, the teams announced Saturday. Ewers was selected in the seventh round of the 2025 NFL draft.