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READY TO REIGN: Ranking Houston's top teams entering the UIL girls soccer playoffs
Just like that, the Texas high school soccer postseason has arrived.
On the Class 6A scene, Bridgeland has still yet to be defeated while they claimed their fourth-straight district title, and look to keep that streak intact as they head into the playoffs. The usual suspects -- Stratford and Ridge Point -- are in close contention, and could be potential favorites to represent Region III in the coming weeks.
But, don't count out Tomball Memorial, Kingwood, or The Woodlands just yet, as they have surged in the latter-half of the regular season.
Kingwood Park is coming off their eighth-consecutive undefeated district championship, which marked the 300th victory for coach Jess White's program, as they look to represent Region II-5A in April. Additionally, teams such as Friendswood, Fulshear, Foster, and Barbers Hill could easily go on a deep run once the playoffs start next week.
Without further ado, here are the city's most premier clubs, as audiences prepare for the 2024 postseason.
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***Record is depicted in W-L-T format
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CLASS 6A TOP-20
1. Bridgeland Bears (17-0-2; 11-0-2 in district)
2. Stratford Spartans (18-1-4; 13-0-1)
3. Ridge Point Panthers (17-1-3; 14-0-1)
4. Tomball Memorial Wildcats (15-3-2; 11-2-1)
5. Kingwood Mustangs (15-4-4; 12-1-1)
6. The Woodlands Highlanders (15-6-2; 14-1-1)***
7. Katy Jordan Warriors (12-3-5; 10-1-3)
8. Oak Ridge War Eagles (19-2-2; 12-2-1)
9. Pearland Oilers (16-2-3; 11-1)
10. Katy Tigers (15-3-2; 10-2-2)
11. Dawson Eagles (16-3-2; 10-1-1)
12. Atascocita Eagles (16-4-3; 12-1-1)
13. FB Clements Rangers (15-2-3; 10-2-3)
14. Houston Memorial Mustangs (13-5-3; 11-2-1)
15. MacArthur Generals (19-3-1; 13-0)
16. Tomball Cougars (13-2-3; 10-1-3)
17. Grand Oaks Grizzlies (13-3-5; 10-2-3)
18. Seven Lakes Spartans (13-3-3; 10-2-1)
19. Cypress Ranch Mustangs (14-3-3; 9-1-3)
20. Clear Springs Chargers (13-6-3; 10-0-2)
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CLASS 5A TOP-10
1. Kingwood Park Panthers (18-3; 10-0 in district)
2. Friendswood Mustangs (18-3; 11-1)
3. Foster Falcons (17-4; 13-1)
4. Fulshear Chargers (15-7; 13-1)
5. Barbers Hill Eagles (14-5-3; 9-3-1)
6. Magnolia Bulldogs (13-5-2; 10-3-1)
7. Lake Creek Lions (13-4-3; 9-3-2)
8. Goose Creek Memorial Patriots (13-6-4; 8-3-2)
9. Angleton Wildcats (11-5-1; 8-3-1)
10. Baytown Sterling Rangers (15-6-1; 7-5-1)
PROSPECTUS: MacArthur Girls Soccer
Big Mac looks to continue their run of recent success in 2022.
Last season was the first time to be back in the playoffs since 2019, but that year was on the back end of a run of five-straight playoff appearances. Could the success in 2021 serve as the launching board for another run like that?
It will start with reigning Newcomer of the Year Estrella Arriazola and District 14-6A Utility MVP Jasmin Garza. That duo enters their sophomore and junior seasons, respectively.
First-team, all-district picks Monica Acosta, Diana Vega, Jocelyn Cornejo and Melanie Cruz are all back on the pitch for BigMac.
Second teamer Julieta Vega is also back in the mix.
Others to watch include Hannia Sierra and Alondra Aguinaga.
This team looks completely loaded with talent, now can they turn that talent into a playoff win, which hasn't been done since 2009.