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Feel Good Story: High School Football Team Breaks 77-Game Losing Streak

After almost a DECADE of losses, the Diamond Hill-Jarvis Eagles high school football team in Fort Worth, TX has finally broken their long standing losing streak!

Not only did this team get their first WIN last Thursday, but they won big my crushing their opponents 40-12.

Upon returning to class last Friday morning, the school had a spontaneous parade through the halls, with players high-fiving their peers, and all reveling in blissful success.  Oh, and the Rocky III soundtrack was playing over the PA speakers.

(GoodNewsNetwork)

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