This past Friday the Terry Rangers took on the Lamar Consolidated Mustangs on the gridiron!
Check out the highlights from the game below!
This past Friday the Terry Rangers took on the Lamar Consolidated Mustangs on the gridiron!
Check out the highlights from the game below!
As we make our way toward the back half of each team's respective district schedule, it's becoming more evident who the Space City's top contenders will be.
One of the most welcome surprises over the past couple of weeks has been the re-emergence of Pearland, who are coming off a five-set statement win against Fulshear.
That's not meant to be a slight against the Chargers, because they are, without a doubt, still going to be one to fear come playoff time.
Meanwhile, a highly anticipated matchup this week featuring Grand Oaks and The Woodlands could potentially shake things up.
Outside of the Top-10, Dawson, Oak Ridge, Tompkins, and Tomball Memorial will look to climb the charts as they prepare to take on some well-known opponents.
Don't sleep on Katy Taylor, either. They've battled with the best of them in the relentless District 19-6A.
Furthermore, Friendswood continues to dominate in Class 5A, with Lake Creek, Barbers Hill, Montgomery, and West Fork in hot pursuit, while LSA, St. Agnes, and FBCA headline the private school sector.
Given that brief synopsis, it's time to examine the updated list of Houston-area programs who have made considerable strides during their most recent face-offs.
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*Records acquired via MaxPreps
VYPE HOUSTON CLASS 6A TOP-25
1. Stratford Spartans -- 28-2 // 5-0 in District 17-6A
2. Pearland Oilers -- 30-4 // 8-0 in District 22-6A
3. Fulshear Chargers -- 24-6 // 1-0 in District 20-6A
4. Cypress Ranch Mustangs -- 29-5 // 5-0 in District 16-6A
5. Grand Oaks Grizzlies -- 28-6 // 8-0 in District 13-6A
6. Cinco Ranch Cougars -- 23-5 // 8-0 in District 19-6A
7. The Woodlands Highlanders -- 26-7 // 7-1 in District 13-6A
8. Ridge Point Panthers -- 25-10 // 5-0 in District 21-6A
9. College Park Cavaliers -- 22-9 // 6-2 in District 13-6A
10. Shadow Creek Sharks -- 26-8 // 7-1 in District 22-6A
11. Dawson Eagles -- 23-10 // 6-2 in District 22-6A
12. Oak Ridge War Eagles -- 28-8 // 5-3 in District 13-6A
13. Tompkins Falcons -- 20-12 // 6-2 in District 19-6A
14. Bridgeland Bears -- 21-11 // 4-0 in District 16-6A
15. Cypress Woods Wildcats -- 25-9 // 4-1 in District 16-6A
16. Tomball Memorial Wildcats -- 23-12 // 8-0 in District 15-6A
17. Seven Lakes Spartans -- 23-8 // 5-3 in District 19-6A
18. Foster Falcons -- 22-8 // 1-0 in District 20-6A
19. Houston Memorial Mustangs -- 23-12 // 5-0 in District 17-6A***
20. Dickinson Gators -- 22-11 // 4-1 in District 24-6A
21. Katy Taylor Mustangs -- 21-10 // 5-3 in District 19-6A***
22. Manvel Mavericks -- 22-10 // 5-3 in District 22-6A
23. Klein Oak Panthers -- 22-12 // 7-1 in District 15-6A
24. Magnolia West Mustangs -- 19-10 // 5-3 in District 15-6A
25. Waller Bulldogs -- 29-10 // 1-4 in District 16-6A
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CLASS 5A TOP-10
1. Friendswood Mustangs -- 28-6 // 5-0 in District 20-5A
2. Lake Creek Lions -- 25-11 // 3-1 in District 17-5A
3. Barbers Hill Eagles -- 24-13 // 5-0 in District 19-5A
4. Montgomery Bears -- 22-14 // 2-2 in District 17-5A
5. West Fork Gators -- 25-11 // 4-1 in District 18-5A
6. Splendora Wildcats -- 19-7 // 4-1 in District 18-5A
7. Santa Fe Indians -- 15-17 // 3-1 in District 20-5A
8. La Porte Bulldogs -- 18-12 // 4-2 in District 20-5A
9. Kingwood Park Panthers -- 10-20 // 3-1 in District 18-5A
10. Pasadena Eagles -- 16-9 // 1-3 in District 18-5A
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PRIVATE SCHOOL TOP-5
1. Lutheran South Academy Pioneers -- 22-5
2. St. Agnes Academy Tigers -- 18-6
3. Fort Bend Christian Academy Eagles -- 21-10
4. St. John's School Mavericks -- 14-10
5. Concordia Lutheran Crusaders -- 19-15
VYPE Thursday Night Showdown is Back!!
Game five of the VYPE TNS broadcast presented by Daspit Law Firm happened last week as we had a great matchup between the Randle and Iowa Colony. Randle pulled out a big win to improve to 5-0 on the year.
Check out the highlights from the game below!
FOLLOWING THE GRADUATION OF QUARTERBACK LEVAY DUNCAN, WHO NOW TAKES HIS TALENTS TO SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE, THERE WERE SOME INITIAL CONCERNS FOR LEE’S FOOTBALL PROGRAM OVER THE OFF-SEASON AS TO WHO COULD STEP UP TO COMMAND THE OFFENSE.
Fortunately for the Ganders, one of their more versatile weapons Josiah Joseph threw his hat into the ring.
Joseph secured first-team, all-district honors a year ago for his efforts at both the wide receiver and safety spots and is now prepared to take on an even more critical role as the team’s full-time signal-caller.
“I’m really just trying to follow his (Duncan’s) steps,” said Joseph. “Playing receiver the last three years and watching him do what he did from that perspective, it’s helped me to get a better understanding of my new role. So really, I’m just trying to help my team in whatever form that takes.”
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Despite the different qualities needed to succeed in the new position, his coaches describe him as being “tough to tackle in a phone booth”, which should bode well for the senior’s dual-threat potential.
When prompted to discuss if he likes to model his game after any particular professional, Joseph delivered a straightforward response.
“To be honest, not really,” he said. “I think of myself as my own person. I’ve just wanted to be me growing up. I want my name to be big and I’m willing to put in the work to make that happen.”
As a team, Lee finished last Fall with a record of 4-6 and just narrowly missed out on the postseason.
2024-25 Baytown Lee FootballJamey Wright (VYPE)
However, as they move to a new district (9-5A-II), Joseph and company have their sights set on changing that notion.
"The goal has always been the same,” Joseph said. “I intend to help my team out to the best of my ability, regardless if that means we’re in the playoffs or not. I won’t think too far ahead like that, so all I need to focus on is what I can do in the moment.”
Time will tell how the Ganders match up against some different competition, but given Joseph’s past experience filling in for Duncan, the offense should be in more than capable hands.
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