North Shore defeated Duncanville 17-10 and won the Texas State Football Championship

ARLINGTON – For the fifth time, the North Shore is at the forefront of the Texas high school football world.

The Mustangs defeated Duncanville 17-10 Saturday afternoon and won the Texas 6A-Division I State Championship School for the third state title in four years.

New quarterback Kaleb Bailey hit David Amador on the 39-yard TD with less than three minutes left in the game’s winning touchdown. Bailey was chosen as the offensive MVP of the game. Ronald Wilson, who was part of Mustangs ’brilliant defensive effort, was named the game’s defending MVP.

BY: After winning the state title on the North Shore, 5-star CB Denver Harris will choose Texas A&M for his college ball.

This is the fourth time the Powerhouse program has won the state championship under head coach Jon Kay, when he has also won in 2015, 2018 and 2019. The North Shore won the state championship under former coach David Aymond in 2003.

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(video above) KPRC 2’s Vanessa Richardson takes you through the championship highlights, and KPRC 2 sports director Randy McIlvoy has a full report on Arlington as well as a post-game championship reaction from North Shore.