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DOG POUND: Summer Creek visits VYPE podcast to talk State Title run
Down 18 points with three minutes left in the third quarter of the State Title game, Summer Creek coach Kiara Marshall didn’t panic.
The first-year head coach of the Bulldogs trusted the work that they put in all season in practice.
It paid off as Summer Creek won its first ever girls basketball State Title after being to the Final Four, four of the past six years.
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta talked to the crew inside the VYPE "On My Whistle Podcast".
MUSTANGS PRIDE: The Back-To-Back District Champs Are Coming For It All In 2025
Before being named the official head coach last May, interim coach and Kingwood alumnus Michael Oros led the Mustangs to a continued sense of success, guiding them to their second consecutive district championship in 2024.
While their playoff run ended in the second round against Clear Springs, it serves as a solid foundation for Oros and his team to build on this spring.
To extend their dominance, the Mustangs will rely on a stifling pitching staff, led by senior right-hander Ben Mayorga and junior Will Fiedler. Mayorga, a LeTourneau University commit, posted a 7-2 record and a 1.95 ERA, while Fiedler was just as effective, finishing 7-1 with a 2.50 ERA. Both earned first-team, all-district honors. Offensively, Kingwood boasts second-team all-district selections Caden Callaway (Sr. IF/Cornell) and Brian Schumacher (Sr. OF/Panola JC), both of whom hit over .300 last season.
The lineup is further strengthened by Baylor-commit Graham Charboneau (Jr. OF/UTL). With a talented and experienced roster, the Mustangs are primed to challenge for a third consecutive district title and a potentially lengthy playoff run. Fun Fact: This June will mark the 20th anniversary of Kingwood’s 2005 State Championship, when they defeated Rockwall 10-5 at Dell Diamond.