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VYPE HOU Public School Girls Soccer Player Of The Year Fan Poll Presented By Freddy's
As the UIL Soccer season is wrapping up, it's time for fans to pick who they believe should have the honor of being the VYPE HOU Public School Girls Soccer Player Of The Year Fan Poll Presented By Freddy's! Be sure to get your vote in!
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DOWN TO THE WIRE: H-Town Soccer Rankings as teams lace up for the postseason
As the regular season wraps up within the next few days, Houston's exceptional talent on the pitch prepares for an imminent playoff run in the coming weeks.
Not much has changed since the mid-season point, in terms of rankings.
Seven Lakes remains the team to beat in H-Town, as the Spartans have their sights set on capturing their second-consecutive Class 6A state championship. Ridge Point, Strake Jesuit, Dobie, and district rival Cinco Ranch are among the teams that can potentially give them a run for their money.
Meanwhile, The Woodlands, College Park, Bridgeland, and Cy Woods could very well be the team representing Region II in April.
In the Class 5A landscape, the Terry Rangers have yet to be defeated thus far, with over 20 wins to their name. Kingwood Park has dominated in Region II, while Fulshear, Wisdom, Angleton, and Goose Creek Memorial have excelled within their respective districts.
With the playoffs on the horizon, it's time to sort out who to watch as the brackets begin to narrow.
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***Records are depicted with the W-L-T format
CLASS 6A TOP-20
1. Seven Lakes Spartans (17-0-2; 12-0-2 in district)
2. The Woodlands Highlanders (19-1-3; 15-0-1)
3. Ridge Point Panthers (20-1-1; 16-0)
4. Strake Jesuit Crusaders (16-2-4; 12-0-2)
5. College Park Cavaliers (17-2-2; 11-2-2)
6. Dobie Longhorns (16-2-2; 11-1)
7. Cinco Ranch Cougars (12-3-4; 10-2-3)
8. Bridgeland Bears (14-4-3; 10-3)
9. Alief Elsik Rams (17-2-4; 9-1-4)
10. Cypress Falls Eagles (13-1-5; 8-1-4)
11. Kingwood Mustangs (13-7-2; 11-3)
12. Cypress Woods Wildcats (12-4-4; 7-3-3)
13. Clear Lake Falcons (16-2-2; 10-1-1)
14. Katy Jordan Warriors (10-6-4; 7-4-3)
15. Humble Wildcats (16-5-1; 11-3)
16. Grand Oaks Grizzlies (12-6-2; 9-4-2)
17. Tompkins Falcons (12-5-4; 7-4-3)
18. Klein Cain Hurricanes (13-5-3; 8-2-3)
19. Deer Park Deer (13-5-3; 7-3-2)
20. MacArthur Generals (12-5-4; 10-1-2)
Others to watch: Tomball Cougars (12-6-3; 8-2-3), FB Austin Bulldogs (11-5-4; 9-3-4), Atascocita Eagles (13-7-2; 7-5-2), North Shore Mustangs (11-8-1; 9-4-1), Westfield Mustangs (9-5-5; 7-3-3),
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CLASS 5A TOP-10
1. Terry Rangers (21-0-4; 12-0-2 in district)
2. Kingwood Park Panthers (16-2-2; 7-1-2)
3. Fulshear Chargers (14-2-4; 11-0-3)
4. Wisdom Generals (17-2-2; 16-1)
5. Angleton Wildcats (15-4-3; 8-2-2)
6. Goose Creek Memorial Patriots (12-3-2; 11-0-2)
7. Crosby Cougars (15-4-2; 8-4-1)
8. Galena Park Yellowjackets (15-4-2; 15-3)
9. Magnolia West Mustangs (14-4-4; 9-3-2)
10. Lake Creek Lions (12-6-2; 7-5-2)
Others to watch: La Porte Bulldogs (13-6-2; 7-4-1), Foster Falcons (10-9-1; 8-5-1), Randle Lions (12-7-1; 8-6)