GAMES
RANKINGS
VYPE unveils Private School Offensive Teams powered by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
What a big year it was for Houston-area private school football as Second Baptist School reached the TAPPS DII state title game and Emery/Weiner won the TAPPS 6-Man title. Kinkaid won the Southwest Preparatory Conference 4A title and John Cooper School won their first ever SPC 3A championship.
Here are the All-VYPE Offensive Teams of the Year presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedic and Sports Medicine.
OFFENSIVE MVP
FINALISTS
Dillon Bell, Kinkaid
Brady Dever, Fort Bend Christian Academy
Jake Wright, St. Thomas
(The winner will be announced as part of the 2021-22 VYPE Awards presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedic and Sports Medicine)
…
QUARTERBACK
First-Team
Brady Dever, Fort Bend Christian Academy
Jake Wright, St. Thomas
…
Second-Team
David Capobianco, Kinkaid
Doran Yustein, Emery/Weiner
…
Honorable Mention
Turner Murdock, Second Baptist
Tyler Prazak, Legacy Prep
Vaughn McKeever, John Cooper School
…
RUNNING BACKS
First-Team
Sam LeBlue, Fort Bend Christian Academy
Eli Smith, Second Baptist School
…
Second-Team
Micah Bell, Kinkaid
Jaxson Pierce, John Cooper School
…
Honorable Mention
Cole Allen, St. John’s
Cody Andrus, Cypress Christian
Wesley Barnes, Bay Area Christian
Burke Battenfield, St. Pius X
Bijan Bobrow, Emery/Weiner
Johann Cardenas, St. Thomas
Leo Gerst, Emery/Weiner
Roric Hawkins Jr., The Woodlands Christian Academy
Smith Nave, Bay Area Christian
…
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN
First-Team
Reid Cordell, Second Baptist School
Michael Fite, St. Pius X
Beau Edwards, Episcopal
Colby Gorman, The Woodlands Christian Academy
Thomas Green, St. Thomas
…
Second-Team
Ty Cappi, Bay Area Christian
John Dearing, Second Baptist School
Jacob Moran, Cypress Christian
Caden Auger, Legacy Prep
Kade Sink, Bay Area Christian
…
Honorable Mention
Jackson Busch, Rosehill
Ezekiel Hogan, Cypress Christian
Samuel Kabatsky, Lutheran North
Ari Strauss, Emery Weiner
Cullen Witt, Episcopal
…
WIDE RECEIVERS
First-Team
Bryan Domino, Fort Bend Christian Academy
Joel Hutchins, Lutheran South Academy
Cameron Price, St. Thomas
…
Second-Team
Marcus Chretien, Fort Bend Christian Academy
Grayson Kim, Second Baptist School
Blake Wiley, TWCA
…
Honorable Mention
Vincent Banks, Emery Weiner
Chase Behrens, Rosehill Christian
Willie Elliott, Houston Christian
Joe Madden, St. Thomas
Ian McCraray, Legacy Prep
Jackson Mobley, St. Pius X
Jackson Owen, Cypress Christian
…
ATHLETES
First-Team
Dillon Bell, Kinkaid
…
Second-Team
Zamari Bruce, Frassati Catholic
…
Honorable Mention
Grayson Beckman, Cypress Christian
Cam Henry, Kinkaid
Maxwell Landrum, Cypress Christian
…
KICKERS
First-Team
Hudson Yezak, Concordia Lutheran
…
Second-Team
Vincent Banks, Emery/Weiner
…
Honorable Mention
Adam Atwell, Bay Area Christian
Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine is Houston's leading provider of orthopedic services, from sports medicine to joint replacement. Houston Methodist offers comprehensive diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitative services with a high standard of excellence for elite athletes, active adults and student athletes. Houston Methodist serves as the official health care provider for the Houston Texans, Houston Astros, Rice Athletics, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™, Houston Ballet, Houston Symphony and Houston Grand Opera.
NEXT-GEN: The future of hoops in the nation's top hot-bed
Houston is the most fruitful girls basketball hot-bed in the country.
Just think of the talent who has driven the lane and drained three-pointers over the years. It's staggering.
This is the next batch of stars who will play in the college game.
...
VYPE's TOP 20 Prospects
1. D'Asia Thomas, Houston Christian
2. Justice Carlton, Seven Lakes
3. Jorynn Ross, Summer Creek
4. Nya Threatt, FB Dulles (UT-Arlington)
5. R'Mani Taylor, Shadow Creek
6. Sydney Ward, The Village School (University of the Pacific)
7. Saija Cleveland, Langham Creek (Dayton)
8. Zachara Perkins, St. Pius X
9. Rylee Grays, Pearland
10. Jordyn Marshall, Manvel (Prairie View A&M)
11. Blake Matthews, Atascocita (Bucknell University)
12. Kaitlyn Duhon, Summer Creek (Auburn)
13. Kylie Minter, Clear Springs (Southern Arkansas University)
14. Dalanna Carter, Lutheran High North
15. Victoria Rivera, Dobie (Georgetown)
16. Rachel Sarlls, Barbers Hill
17. Brooklin Brown, Shadow Creek
18. Katelyn Kabrich, Tomball Memorial
19. Krishawn Lee, Cypress Creek
20. Olivia Sauvageau, Second Baptist School
...
Others to Watch: Tobi Ademuwagun, Village School; Jalayah Ingram, Houston Christian; Jasmyn Jackson, Cy Creek; Loghan Johnson, Houston Christian; Kate Marshall, Second Baptist School; Riley McCloskey, Houston Memorial; Shalayne Morgan, North Shore; Ese Ogbevire, Fulshear and Breelyn Sanborn, St. Pius X
...
DIGITAL VERSION - 2021-2022 VYPE Houston Basketball Preview Magazine - VYPE
ORDER COPY - 2021 VYPE Houston Magazine (VYPE Basketball Preview): Volume 14 Number – VYPE Shop (shopvype.com)
FOR PHOTOS -- VYPE PHOTOS