Dallas Madison wins 6th state boys basketball title

The Trojans defeat Orangefield in the Class 3A Division I championship game.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 7:38pm

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The Dallas Madison High School boys basketball team won its sixth state championship, defeating Orangefield in the Class 3A Division I title game. The Trojans, led by forward Demondre Jones and guard Eddie Moss, pulled away in the second half to secure the victory.

Why it matters

Dallas Madison has established itself as a basketball powerhouse in Texas, winning its sixth state title in the past decade. The Trojans' sustained success highlights the strength of the school's basketball program and its ability to develop top talent year after year.

The details

In the championship game, Dallas Madison used a strong second-half performance to pull away from Orangefield. Forward Demondre Jones had a standout game, including a highlight-reel dunk off an alley-oop pass from guard Eddie Moss. The Trojans' depth and athleticism proved too much for Orangefield to overcome.

  • The state championship game was played on March 13, 2026 in San Antonio.

The players

Demondre Jones

A forward for the Dallas Madison Trojans who had a dominant performance in the state championship game.

Eddie Moss

A guard for the Dallas Madison Trojans who set up Demondre Jones for a key dunk in the second half of the title game.

Dallas Madison Trojans

The high school basketball team from Dallas, Texas that won its sixth state championship in the past decade.

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What they’re saying

“We've worked so hard all season to get to this point, and I'm so proud of the way our team came together and got the job done today.”

— Demondre Jones, Forward, Dallas Madison Trojans (The Dallas Morning News)

What’s next

The Dallas Madison Trojans will look to defend their state title next season and continue their dynasty as one of the top high school basketball programs in Texas.

The takeaway

The Dallas Madison Trojans' sixth state championship in the past decade cements their status as a basketball powerhouse in Texas. The team's sustained success is a testament to its strong coaching, player development, and ability to reload with top talent year after year.