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HOU Private School Boy's Player of the Year Poll presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
As the 2021-22 basketball season draws to a close, it is great to look back and revisit all of the great moments. With state champions crowned, it's that time again where fans get the chance to vote on who they believe deserves to be named the VYPE HOU Private School Boy's Basketball Player of the Year presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine!
The poll will remain open until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5th.
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VYPE Preseason Girl's Basketball: #1 The Village School
The Village School Vikings 2020 TAPPS 6A State Champions
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The Village School did last year what a lot of Houston-area school teams have been trying to do for a long time – win the TAPPS 6A State Championship.
With a 75-48 victory over Prestonwood Christian, the Vikings claimed that title. This comes after falling in the title game the season prior in 2019. Led by Doug Brotherton, The Village School is a sure-fire favorite to get back to the state title game for a third-straight time in 2021.
Led by TAPPS 6A first-team, all-state selections Texas A&M-signee Jada Malone, SMU-signee Tymberlin Criswell and Sydney Ward, this team is loaded. Malone enters this season ranked as the 91st-best prospect in the nation by ESPN. Other key returners for the Vikings include all-state, honorable-mention picks Aiken Semones and RyLee Grays, who earned that nod as a freshman last year. Also be on the lookout for Anastacia Yefimenko, who earned honorable-mention, all-district honors in 2020.
This team is primed for a repeat, now can they do it?