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ALL VYPE: The 2024 Public School Football All-VYPE Teams
The Greater Houston public school ranks were loaded with playmakers across the city.
Randle has the bragging rights as the only Space City teams to win a UIL State title, but who were the real game-changers who propelled their teams all season?
Take a look at the 2024 All-VYPE Public School Football Team!
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The 2024 ALL-VYPE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback
1st Team
Kaleb Bailey, North Shore
Blake Thomas, Summer Creek
2nd Team
Austin Carlisle, Ridge Point
Cardae Mack, Atascocita
Honorable Mention
Jack Daulton, The Woodlands
Carson White, Iowa Colony
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Running Back
1st Team
Johnny Hebert, Strake Jesuit
Landen Williams-Callis, Randle
2nd Team
Tory Blaylock, Atascocita
Marquez Davis, Kingwood
Honorable Mention
Patrick Broadway II, Fulshear
Cameron Matthews, Dobie
Wesley Yarbrough, Crosby
Oswaldo Morales, Tomball
Dramekco Green, Conroe
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Wide Receivers
1st Team
Jermain Bishop Jr., Willis
Quanell Farrakhan Jr., North Shore
Chris Stewart, Shadow Creek
Andrew Marsh, Katy Jordan
2nd Team
Dane Jones, Ridge Point
Kyran Pate, Atascocita
Kelshuan Johnson, Hitchcock
Max Hendrick, Klein Cain
Honorable Mention
Benny Easter, Summer Creek
Clint Rachal, College Park
Jayden Warren, Iowa Colony
Zaylen Cormier, Heights
Muizz Tounkara, Clear Springs
Offensive Linemen
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1st Team
Dramodd Odoms, Lamar
Ryan Fodje, Bridgeland
Jonte Newman, Bridgeland
Tyler Thomas, Dickinson
Jakoby Isom, North Shore
2nd Team
Hayden Wright, Kingwood
Byron Nelson, Katy
Roberto Rodriguez, Deer Park
Jordan Fields, North Shore
Michael Musquiz, Atascocita
Honorable Mention
Levi Zaunbrecher, The Woodlands
Day’Jon Moore, Willis
Chance Bryant, Fulshear
Chrysanthos Fetokakis, Strake Jesuit
Devinn Farris, Heights
Nicolas Ortiz, Randle
Patrick McMath, Katy
Kennedy Brown, Kingwood
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Tight End
1st Team
Jeremiah Scoby, Dickinson
Ikenna Nwobu, Paetow
2nd Team
Mason Mixon, Randle
Mason Peterson, Dickinson
Honorable Mention
Heger Davis, Strake Jesuit
Jon Stephens, Katy
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Athletes
1st Team
Jonah Williams, Galveston Ball
Keilan Sweeney, Randle
Courtland Guillory, Klein Oak
2nd Team
Paris Melvin Jr., Cy Springs
Tanner West, Katy Jordan
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Specialists
1st Team
Scott Starzyk, The Woodlands
Christian Munguia, Randle
Adam Carter, Katy
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DEFENSE
Defensive Line
1st Team
Carmello Brooks, Paetow
Tobi Haastrup, Mayde Creek
Landon Rink, Cy-Fair
Chace Sims, Randle
2nd Team
Cedric Henderson, North Shore
Sheldon Rice, Fulshear
DJ Sanders, Bellville
Chad Woodfork, Summer Creek
Honorable-Mention
Kylan Darville, North Shore
Za’Qwuan Nunn, Clear Springs
Isaiah Pratt, Summer Creek
Malcolm Simpson, Hitchcock
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Linebackers
First Team
Kaleb Burns, Cy Falls
Kosi Okpala, Mayde Creek
Charles Ross, North Shore
Second Team
Tommy Baker, Shadow Creek
Brayden Coffie, Jordan
Joseph Credit, Pearland
Honorable-Mention
Anthony Williams, Shadow Creek
Copelin Windfort, Crosby
Tristen Villanueva, Bridgeland
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Defensive Backs
First Team
Brandon Jones, Summer Creek
Isaiah McMillian, Katy
Kade Phillips, Hightower
Devin Sanchez, North Shore
Second Team
Dorian Brew, Conroe
Deyjhon Pettaway, Paetow
Cobey Sellers, Shadow Creek
Morris Taylor, North Shore
Honorable-Mention
Marcus Coleman, Klein Cain
Maurice Hightower, Angleton
Parker Johnson, Stratford
Otto Leone, Stake Jesuit
BEST KEPT SECRET: Lamar CISD quietly filling trophy case
What is the best district in the city of Houston, athletically?
Katy ISD, Fort Bend ISD, Cy-Fair ISD, Humble ISD... Conroe ISD?
Have you ever heard of Lamar Consolidated ISD in Richmond-Rosenberg? Probably not.
The Randle Lions knocked off state power South Oak Cliff in the Class 5A DII State Title Game, 38-35, in Arlington, Texas to capture the school’s first title since opening three short years ago, under the direction of coach Brian Randle. Does the name sound familiar? Coach Randle is the son of Dr. Randle, the district's former superintendent, whom the school is named after.
“We are doing great things here,” coach Brian Randle said. “It’s sort of surreal to win it here. My father’s name is all over the building and we try to instill his beliefs in our guys. I’m extremely proud.”
But it hasn't just been Randle carrying the Lamar CISD banner. Fulshear volleyball advanced to the Class 6A DI State Title Game against back-to-back champ Grand Oaks High School, while the Foster girls water polo reached the State Finals this fall. The boys reached the State Semis.
In its first year of 6A football, the Fulshear Chargers fell to Atascocita in the Regional Semis, while the Randle girls' basketball team reached the State Final Four in 2024.
“We have had a really good year,” LCISD athletic director Devin Gabbard said. “It’s always great to win a State Championship, especially over a perennial power in football like South Oak Cliff. For a school like Randle that is so new, it gives them an identity... something to hang their hat on.
"Credit to those coaches and kids. Every week, you could see their confidence building. It’s hard for those kids to realize what they really accomplished. As a district, Lamar CISD is one the best-kept secrets in Houston.”
The district has grown exponentially with originals Lamar Consolidated, BF Terry and Foster. George Ranch, Fulshear and newcomer Randle have come on-line since 2010 and new school Tomas will soon open. An eighth school is on the slate north of Fulshear.
That makes eight schools sharing one football stadium…. ONE. After a failed bond in 2022, seven schools will play at one district stadium, including a State Champ for now.
“It’s a great mix of talent, coaches and tradition,” Grand Oaks coach Shaun McDowell said, who used to be the head coach of Foster. “The area is just having growing pains because of the rapid growth. The facilities need to catch up.”
For now, Lamar CISD will continue to do more with less in an ever-growing, competitive high school arms race.
The question is, for how long?
That is what makes Randle’s feat so impressive.