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Some of the stars of 2024-25 Tomball Baseball
THE TIER LIST: Updated VYPE HOU Baseball Rankings; Kingwood, Tomball, Memorial, BH thriving
Just like that, we've already reached the first wave of district games in the Texas high school baseball season.
Suffice it to say, there have been numerous developments made thus far, which also entails some movement in our overall rankings.
Kingwood has skyrocketed since the preseason, as the Mustangs are now 19-1 on the year and show no signs of slowing down.
Trailing just behind are the Tomball Cougars, who still remain one of the city's most intimidating clubs, with a loaded bullpen to back that notion, and the same can be said for Houston Memorial.
Similarly, The Woodlands has been on a hot-streak throughout the entire spring, particularly turning heads in the tournament section and have a firm grasp on the lead in District 13-6A.
Don't sleep on other 6A contenders like Katy, Pearland, and Bridgeland, either.
In Class 5A, Barbers Hill (17-3) has been balling, though Friendswood, Lake Creek, and Kingwood Park are starting to make some noise as well.
With all that in mind, here's a look at the new VYPE Baseball rankings as we near the mid-way point of district-play in H-Town.
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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. Kingwood Mustangs (23-6A) -- 19-1; 3-0 in District
2. Tomball Cougars (15-6A) -- 13-3-1; 2-1
3. Houston Memorial Mustangs (17-6A) -- 13-3-1; 3-0
4. Barbers Hill Eagles (19-5A) -- 17-3; 3-0
5. The Woodlands Highlanders (13-6A) -- 16-4-1; 6-0
6. Katy Tigers (19-6A) -- 17-5; 6-0
7. Pearland Oilers (22-6A) -- 13-5; 5-1
8. Bridgeland Bears (16-6A) -- 13-3-2; 3-0
9. Atascocita Eagles (23-6A) --13-5-2; 3-0
10. Conroe Tigers (13-6A) -- 13-1-1; 3-1
11. Cypress Ranch Mustangs (16-6A) -- 15-3-1; 3-0
12. Friendswood Mustangs (20-5A) -- 10-4-1; 2-0
13. Magnolia West Mustangs (15-6A) -- 10-4; 3-1
14. Katy Taylor Mustangs (19-6A) -- 14-6-1; 5-1
15. Clear Springs Chargers (24-6A) -- 11-5-1; 2-1
16. Fulshear Chargers (20-6A) -- 13-5-1; 2-0
17. Magnolia Bulldogs (15-6A) -- 13-4-1; 5-0
18. Cypress Woods Wildcats (16-6A) -- 10-4-4; 3-0
19. Lake Creek Lions (17-5A) -- 8-5-1; 3-0
20. Kingwood Park Panthers (18-5A) -- 14-5-1; 1-0
Honorable Mentions: Summer Creek (23-6A), Ridge Point (21-6A), Stratford (17-6A), Seven Lakes (19-6A), Montgomery (17-5A), Klein (15-6A), FB Travis (21-6A), Deer Park (24-6A), Iowa Colony (20-5A), Grand Oaks (13-6A)
CHARGER UP: Fulshear Looking To Continue Success Moving Up To 6A
Following an undefeated (14-0) district championship in 2024, the Chargers were unexpectedly eliminated in the Area Round by Port Neches-Groves in Game 3.
This season, they are determined to bounce back as they move up to District 20-6A, where they’ll face new challenges from teams like the Alief schools, along with familiar opponents such as Foster and George Ranch.
The Chargers return plenty of talent, led by senior pitcher and infielder Ty Powell, the 2024 District 20-5A MVP. Committed to Texas State, Powell was a dual-threat last season, posting a 7-1 record on the mound and hitting .354 at the plate.
Alongside Powell, Fulshear boasts an experienced roster, including first-team all-district selections: Mark Macklin (Jr. OF), Logan Hudson (Sr. 3B), and Mason Schultz (Sr. 2B), who is committed to McMurry University. Senior left-hander Guy Arroyos (first-team) will strengthen the bullpen, while Riley Chamberlain (Sr. SS), Jake McIntire (Sr. 1B), and Hunter Nedd (Sr. OF) provide additional leadership.
A rising star, sophomore Dominic “Trey” Giametta (So. P/DH) – the District Newcomer of the Year and an Alabama-commit – adds even more versatility and intrigue to the squad. Suffice it to say, Fulshear is loaded and should make an impactful introduction to the Class 6A scene.