The spotlight shined bright on Southern Dallas schools Saturday during the “Parade of Champions” held at Paul Quinn College.
Southern Dallas brimmed with pride while honoring the six Southern Dallas schools that won state and national titles.
“I’m proud of them. I know how hard they had to work and the things they had to go through,” said David Peavy, Head Boys Basketball Coach at Duncanville High School.“We’re here because we won State for the fourth time in a row,” said Davion Sykes, a basketball player for Duncanville High School.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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