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Some of the stars of 2024-25 Atascocita Football
THE RANKINGS: Atascocita, Montgomery are for real; photo gallery
Bridgeland showed who is boss in their district, knocking off Cypress Springs, while Klein Cain beat Magnolia pushing the Bulldogs out of the rankings.
Moving in are the Paetow Panthers, who face Cinco Ranch this week on the VYPE Thursday Night Showdown.
How about the battle of Montgomery… the Motown Showdown? The Bears rained on Lake Creek’s Homecoming Parade, 46-14, as QB Reggie Williams looked dominant. The Bears (5-0) face Huntsville this weekend in a Class 5A showdown.
There was no change in the private school ranks.
Here are the rankings.
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Montgomery's Reggie Williams
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
VYPE’s Class 6A Top 25
No. 1 North Shore Mustangs
No. 2 Atascocita Eagles
No. 3 Fulshear Chargers
No. 4 Willis Wildkats
No. 5 Summer Creek Bulldogs
No. 6 Hightower Hurricanes
No. 7 Ridge Point Panthers
No. 8 Bridgeland Bears
No. 9 Shadow Creek Sharks
No. 10 Katy Jordan Warriors
No. 11 The Woodlands Highlanders
No. 12 Katy Tigers
No. 13 Nimitz Cougars
No. 14 Klein Cain Hurricanes
No. 15 Tomball Cougars
No. 16 Conroe Tigers
No. 17 Stratford Spartans
No. 18 Cypress Ranch Mustangs
No. 19 Deer Park Deer
No. 20 Pearland Oilers
No. 21 Dickinson Gators
No. 22 Cy-Fair Bobcats
No. 23 Klein Oak Panthers
No. 24 Cypress Springs Panthers
No. 25 Paetow Panthers
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VYPE’s Class 5A Rankings
No. 1 Randle Lions
No. 2 Galveston Ball Tors
No. 3 Angleton Wildcats
No. 4 Montgomery Bears
No. 5 Iowa Colony Pioneers
No. 6 Huntsville Hornets
No. 7 FB Marshall Buffs
No. 8 Texas City Stings
No. 8 Barbers Hill Eagles
No. 10 Galena Park Yellowjackets
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VYPE’s Top 5 Private Schools
No. 1 Concordia Lutheran Crusaders
No. 2 Kinkaid Falcons
No. 3 St. John’s School Mavs
No. 4 Second Baptist School Eagles
No. 5 Episcopal Knights
Pearland Softball's Hailey Golden
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Will Cianfrini (2024)--Galveston Ball (Football/Basketball)
Tornadoes WR Will Cianfrini is coming off a stellar Fall season, leading the team in receiving scores to earn himself a spot on the first-team, all-district honors list. He is gaining attention from recruiters, as he prepares for his upcoming senior season at Galveston Ball.
Moving from turf to hardwood, the 6-foot-5 junior plays shooting guard on a Ball team that currently holds the No. 3 spot in a competitive District 18-5A. With the playoffs right around the corner, Cianfrini will look to be an instrumental piece during the Tornadoes' potential run in the postseason.
Jeremiah Scoby (2025)--Dickinson (Football)
Twitter Handle: @jeremiah_scoby
This 6-foot-3 tight end enjoyed a breakout season for the Gators, making 30 receptions for 464 yards with three touchdowns as a sophomore. With an impressive stat line like that, it is clear Scoby will be one of the key figures of Dickinson football moving forward.
Furthermore, Scoby has already received two offers to play on the collegiate level. One from Texas State, and one from NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, at Colorado University. With two more years left in his high school career, the sky is the limit for the young Gator product.
Hailey Golden (2023)--Pearland (Softball)
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
Golden was tremendous for Pearland softball a year ago, playing a significant role in the team’s run to the Regional Finals in the 2022 UIL-6A postseason. This Spring should be no different.
The Oilers’ all-State outfielder will look to run it back in 2023 in her swan-song season. Expect big things from Golden, before she moves on to Texas A&M Softball next year.
Alec Belter (2024)--Clear Springs (Basketball)
Throughout the Winter season, Belter has been the straw that stirs the drink for Clear Springs basketball. At 6-foot-5, this combo guard is leading the Chargers to the postseason. Springs is currently tied for first in the challenging District 24-6A.
After earning first-team, all-district and Newcomer of the Year honors last year with his clutch play and solid defense, Belter will look to continue building his resume, as he hopes to be a catalyst for Clear Springs in their imminent appearance in the playoffs.
Chardel Terrell (2025)--Clear Brook (Girls Basketball)
Clear Brook girls basketball is dominating the 24-6A with an undefeated 10-0 record in their district. This feat was accomplished, in no small part, due to the efforts of the three-headed monsters of sophomores, which features Chardel Terrell, Kamryn McLaurin, and Rezia Castillo.
Terrel has been integral to Clear Brook’s offense, averaging 11 points per game while adding some strength on defense. Expect this young baller to help lead her team on a deep playoff run in the coming weeks.
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