Graham High School made history by winning its fourth Texas 7-on-7 State Championship, defeating Van Alstyne 32-25. The victory capped an impressive 8-0 run in the tournament, showcasing standout performances by quarterback Cooper Corley and wide receiver Brodie Martin, who connected for three touchdown passes. Graham overcame tough competition, including two wins against La Marque and a narrow victory over Hamshire-Fannett. Their offense was dominant throughout the title game, scoring on their first five drives.

By the Numbers
  • Graham finished the tournament with an 8-0 record.
  • Corley and Martin combined for three touchdown passes in the title game.
Yes, But

Critics raised concerns about Graham's defense, which faced scrutiny earlier in the tournament, but ultimately stepped up during crucial moments, proving instrumental in their success.

State of Play
  • Graham has now won four titles in 2013, 2014, 2017, and 2026.
  • They join Celina as the only teams in history to achieve this milestone.
What's Next

Following their victory, Graham will likely aim to build on their momentum in upcoming seasons, focusing on sustained excellence in both 7-on-7 and traditional football competitions.

Bottom Line

Graham's championship win highlights their resilience and talent, overcoming past failures to secure a historic fourth title, and sets a strong precedent for future performances.