VYPE caught up with Fulshear Track and Field Coach Kevin Kean at the 2024 Lamar CISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
VYPE caught up with Fulshear Track and Field Coach Kevin Kean at the 2024 Lamar CISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
Texas Longhorn coach Steve Sarkisian speaks at the TD Club of Houston
At the Touchdown Club of Houston, coach Steve Sarkisian, the head coach of the Texas Longhorns, shared insights on leadership and football.
VYPE's Matt Malatesta and Alex Hinson were on hand to hear his take on the Longhorn program and more.
See the full press conference here.
The stars of 2024-25 Houston Memorial Baseball
With May around the corner, playoff season has officially arrived in the realm of Texas high school baseball.
District races are in the books, divisions are set, and the path to Dell Diamond in June is clear—with plenty of gold on the line.
In the Houston area, The Woodlands (27-4-1) turned heads with an undefeated run through District 13-6A—no small feat given the talent level in that region.
Memorial (25-3-1) has enjoyed a dominant spring and enters the playoffs as our No. 2-ranked squad, poised for a deep run.
Kingwood also remains one of the top programs heading into the opening round. The Mustangs (28-3) shared the District 23-6A title with Atascocita (22-9-2), though the two won’t cross paths in the postseason due to divisional alignment.
Defending UIL 6A state champion Tomball (24-6-1) remains a threat, anchored by one of the deepest bullpens in the state, while Cy Ranch continues its surge into the Top 10.
Also worth watching are Barbers Hill, Katy, Bridgeland, Pearland, and Kingwood Park—all capable of making serious noise in their respective brackets.
In the Private School ranks, Lutheran South Academy and Second Baptist may be on a collision course in TAPPS-DII, while Concordia Lutheran and St. Thomas headline TAPPS-DI. Over in SPC-4A, Kinkaid and Episcopal look like early favorites.
Suffice it to say, Houston is loaded with playoff-caliber talent—and the next few weeks should put that on full display.
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*Parentheses indicates current district
*Last section indicates current overall record; district record
VYPE HOUSTON BASEBALL TOP-20 (Class 6A-4A)
1. The Woodlands Highlanders (13-6A) -- 27-4-1; 16-0
2. Houston Memorial Mustangs (17-6A) -- 25-3-1; 14-0
3. Kingwood Mustangs (23-6A) -- 28-3; 12-2 in District
4. Tomball Cougars (15-6A) -- 24-6-1; 12-4
5. Cypress Ranch Mustangs (16-6A) -- 24-5-1; 13-1
6. Barbers Hill Eagles (19-5A) -- 26-5; 12-2
7. Bridgeland Bears (16-6A) -- 24-5-2; 12-2
8. Katy Tigers (19-6A) -- 23-7; 13-3
9. Pearland Oilers (22-6A) -- 21-7; 13-3
10. Atascocita Eagles (23-6A) -- 22-9-2; 12-2
11. Kingwood Park Panthers (18-5A) -- 24-7-1; 10-2
12. Tompkins Falcons (19-6A) -- 21-10; 11-5
13. Clear Lake Falcons (24-6A) -- 20-10-3; 12-2
14. Magnolia West Mustangs (15-6A) -- 18-9; 12-4
15. Clear Creek Wildcats (24-6A) -- 21-9-1; 10-4
16. Houston Northside Panthers (20-4A) -- 18-1; 18-0
17. Katy Taylor Mustangs (19-6A) -- 20-11-1; 10-6
18. Dawson Eagles (22-6A) --16-9; 14-2
19. Friendswood Mustangs (20-5A) -- 17-7; 9-3
20. Klein Cain Hurricanes (15-6A) -- 15-7-3; 12-4
Honorable Mentions: Willis (13-6A), La Porte (20-5A), Deer Park (24-6A), Foster (20-6A), Cy-Fair (17-6A), Houston Lamar (18-6A), Cypress Woods (16-6A), Lake Creek (17-5A), Seven Lakes (19-6A), Summer Creek (23-6A), Aldine (14-6A), Porter (18-5A), Santa Fe (20-5A), Stratford (17-6A), George Ranch (20-6A)
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VYPE HOUSTON PRIVATE SCHOOL TOP-5
1. Lutheran South Academy Pioneers (TAPPS-D2) -- 30-3-1; 10-0
2. Second Baptist Eagles (TAPPS-D2) -- 24-3; 8-2
3. Concordia Lutheran Crusaders (TAPPS-D1) -- 21-11-1; 9-3
4. Kinkaid Falcons (SPC-4A) -- 24-8
5. St. Thomas Eagles (TAPPS-D1) -- 22-12-1; 8-4
Honorable Mentions: Episcopal (SPC-4A), Bay Area Christian School (TAPPS-D2), St. Pius X (TAPPS-D1), The Woodlands Christian Academy (TAPPS-D2)
The Randle Lions finished 2024 a perfect 16-0 capping the season off with the UIL 5A DII State Championship. The Lions look to be a new powerhouse program in H-Town with many many key pieces coming back from last year's team.
Leading the way is returning running back Landen Williams-Callis, a dynamic playmaker with in the backfield who totaled 2,038 yards and 43 touchdowns on the ground last year. Callis is the No. 2 running back in the country and will look for another big campaign his Junior year.
Defensively, the Lions bring back State defensive MVP, LB Ryan Mallory and also get highly touted LB Noriel "Pac-man" Dominguez back after sitting out last year due to UIL ruling.
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