Frisco Heritage wins first state basketball title

The Frisco Heritage High School boys basketball team captures the Class 5A Division I state championship.

Mar. 14, 2026 at 6:38pm

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The Frisco Heritage High School boys basketball team made history by winning their first-ever state championship, defeating Beaumont West Brook in the Class 5A Division I title game in San Antonio.

Why it matters

This is a significant achievement for the Frisco Heritage program, which has been steadily building a strong basketball tradition in recent years. The state title win will bring immense pride to the school and local community, and could help raise the profile of the team and attract more talent in the future.

The details

Frisco Heritage guard Cameron Lomax led the team to victory, celebrating with teammates Bryson Howard and the rest of the squad after the final buzzer. The win caps off an impressive season for the Frisco Heritage team, who navigated a tough playoff run to reach the state championship game.

  • The state championship game was played on Saturday, March 14, 2026 in San Antonio.

The players

Cameron Lomax

A guard for the Frisco Heritage High School boys basketball team who played a key role in their state championship victory.

Bryson Howard

A player for the Frisco Heritage High School boys basketball team who celebrated with his teammates after winning the state title.

Frisco Heritage High School

The school whose boys basketball team won the Class 5A Division I state championship.

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The takeaway

Frisco Heritage's state championship win is a proud moment for the school and local community, showcasing the hard work and dedication of the players and coaches who have built the program into a powerhouse. This victory will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of Frisco Heritage basketball players to strive for greatness.