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2019 All-VYPE Austin Public School Football Team
Austin area UIL football teams produced deep playoff runs during the 2019 Texas high school football season. Check out the 2019 All-VYPE Austin Public School Football Team to see the athletes who shined individually.
First-Team All-VYPE Austin UIL 5A-6A
Quarterback RJ Martinez (Round Rock Westwood)
Quarterback Kyle Brown (Cedar Park Vista Ridge)
Running Back Tahj Brooks (Manor)
Running Back Kendall Thomas (Round Rock Stony Point)
Wide Receiver Kyle Eaves (Lake Travis)
Wide Receiver Ryan Lindley (Westlake)
Wide Receiver Adam Fogg (Cedar Park Vista Ridge)
Athlete Andrew Mukuba (Austin LBJ)
Offensive Lineman Marcus Bryant (Round Rock Cedar Ridge)
Offensive Lineman Connor Halverson (Westlake)
Offensive Lineman Cedric Truitt (Elgin)
Offensive Lineman Logan Tipton (Hutto)
Offensive Lineman Andrew Salem (Lake Travis)
Kicker David Leadbetter (Westlake)
Defensive Lineman Ben Bell (Cedar Park)
Defensive Lineman Alfred Collins (Cedar Creek)
Defensive Lineman Trey Sofia (Lake Travis)
Defensive Lineman Tim Landry (Round Rock Stony Point)
Defensive Lineman Princely Umanmielen (Manor)
Linebacker Jax McCauley (Austin Vandegrift)
Linebacker Jake Chambers (Round Rock Stony Point)
Linebacker Taylor Behl (Georgetown)
Linebacker Jayson Vogelpohl (Hutto)
Defensive Back Jivon Parker (Austin Vandegrift)
Defensive Back Leo Lowin (Westlake)
Defensive Back Sage Luther (Westlake)
Defensive Back Edric Whitley (Pflugerville Weiss)
Defensive Back Logan Arnold (Austin Vandegrift)
Punter Tammer Alzer (Cedar Park)
Second-Team All-VYPE Austin UIL 5A-6A
Quarterback Ryder Hernandez (Cedar Park)
Quarterback Kirkland Michaux (Westlake)
Quarterback Hudson Card (Lake Travis)
Running Back Deuce Vaughn (Round Rock Cedar Ridge)
Running Back Tavierre Dunlap (Del Valle)
Running Back Xavier Green (Hays)
Wide Receiver Collin Sullivan (Round Rock)
Wide Receiver Trey Mongauzy (Austin Vandegrift)
Wide Receiver Darius Lewis (Del Valle)
Athlete Jahdae Barron (Pflugerville Connally)
Offensive Lineman Jack Masters (Dripping Springs)
Offensive Lineman Harry Witt (Austin Vandegrift)
Offensive Lineman Danny Lackowski (Round Rock Westwood)
Offensive Lineman Harrison Donovan (Austin High)
Offensive Lineman Christian Hamilton (Pflugerville Weiss)
Offensive Lineman Luke Williams (Cedar Park)
Kicker Alan Rivera (Round Rock Stony Point)
Kicker Hays McCannon (Lake Travis)
Defensive Lineman Alvino Carbajal (Austin McCallum)
Defensive Lineman Michael Ike (Pflugerville Hendrickson)
Defensive Lineman Landyn Watson (Hutto)
Defensive Lineman Brayden Duncan (Westlake)
Defensive Lineman Gabriel Hunter (Pflugerville Hendrickson)
Defensive Lineman Kallon Guyton (Leander Glenn)
Linebacker Zachary Gillcrist (Austin Vandegrift)
Linebacker Maui Trevino (Lake Travis)
Linebacker James McDonald (Manor)
Linebacker Cade Edwards (Cedar Creek)
Defensive Back Emon Allen (Cedar Park Vista Ridge)
Defensive Back Copeland Gothard (Lake Travis)
Defensive Back Alec'zander Townsley (Leander Glenn)
Defensive Back Kameron Langford (Austin Anderson)
Defensive Back Sean Fresch (Austin LBJ)
Punter Robbie Jeng (Round Rock Westwood)
All-VYPE Austin UIL Small School
Quarterback Ace Whitehead (Lampasas)
Quarterback Cooper McCollum (Wimberley)
Quarterback Sean O'Keefe (San Saba)
Running Back Trey Seward (Liberty Hill)
Running Back Eli Salinas (San Saba)
Running Back Moses Wray (Wimberley)
Wide Receiver Kobe Young (Cameron Yoe)
Wide Receiver Christian Marshall (Wimberley)
Wide Receiver Jaylon Porter (Lampasas)
Wide Receiver Cameron Everts (Lampasas)
Athlete Juan Olmedo (Wimberley)
Athlete Carlos Reyna (Granger)
Offensive Lineman John Long (Lampasas)
Offensive Lineman Griffin Beard (Lago Vista)
Offensive Lineman Corbin Preusse (Thorndale)
Offensive Lineman Slone Stultz (Mason)
Offensive Lineman Bryce Poling (Thrall)
Defensive Lineman Christian Avilez (Fredericksburg)
Defensive Lineman Jagger Rubio (Thorndale)
Defensive Lineman Eduardo Gil (Cameron Yoe)
Defensive Lineman Abel Martinez (San Saba)
Defensive Lineman Jadon Potts (Wimberley)
Linebacker Andon Thomas (Liberty Hill)
Linebacker Chris Sanders (Smithville)
Linebacker Coltin Whitaker (La Grange)
Linebacker Patrick England (Cameron Yoe)
Linebacker Nico Vargas (Cameron Yoe)
Linebacker Risien Shahan (San Saba)
Defensive Back Koby Allen (Lampasas)
Defensive Back Calvin Stewart (Cameron Yoe)
Defensive Back Logan Glover (San Saba)
Defensive back Jose Ramirez (Weimar)
Punter Manuel Esquina (Wimberley)
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Klein Collins Powers By Vandegrift To Avenge 2018 Postseason Loss
One of the most exciting games of the 2018 Texas high school football season was Austin Vandegrift's 28-21 double overtime UIL 6A Division II Region II Area Round win against Klein Collins at Waller ISD Stadium. On Friday, the teams matched up in the same round of the 2019 postseason, but this time Klein Collins (11-1) pulled out a comfortable 28-14 win at Austin Vandegrift's (11-1) Ed W. Monroe Memorial Stadium.
"I think last year [Austin Vandegrift] had more enthusiasm than us," said Klein Collins coach Adrian Mitchell. "I don't necessarily know if they played better than us, but I do know that they were enthused the entire game, and we had to match that enthusiasm with our kids, with our sideline [and] with our fans, and we were able to do that [tonight]. And doing so, I think that was the difference in the game."
Klein Collins got its revenge started when it forced an Austin Vandegrift interception on the game's opening drive. That set up VYPE Player of the Game Braelon Bridges' first of three touchdown runs at the 11:31 mark of the opening quarter. His second score was four yards long and made it a 14-0 advantage with 1:26 left in the period.
"It gives us a lot," Bridges said of the momentum going into next week's UIL 6A Division II Region II Semifinal against Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas. "But, I feel like we're still going to play KC football and keep on going."
Austin Vandegrift's Trey Mongauzy tried to turn the tide with a spectacular 33-yard reception to the Klein Collins 11-yard line with 11:53 left in the second quarter, but quarterback Dru Dawson's fumble to Klein Collins' Trent Ward prevented that at the 11:34 mark of the period.
Klein Collins extended its lead to 21 points when Colby Powers scampered for a 19-yard touchdown run at the 2:35 mark of the frame and, just over a minute later, Donavan Phenix intercepted a Dawson pass to give Klein Collins great field position at the Austin Vandegrift 25-yard line.
The Vipers got a break when Tanner Ward missed a 35-yard field goal with 19 ticks left in the first half, but Bridges' third score at the 7:13 mark of the third quarter overcame the Tigers' hiccup to make it a 28-0 advantage.
A repeat of last year wouldn't play out, but Austin Vandegrift recorded a 14-point fourth quarter for the second straight week to tighten the gap late. The Vipers' defense forced a late Klein Collins turnover on downs, while Blake Youngblood recorded a pair of fourth down receptions on his team's first scoring drive of the game and Nathan Andrade wrapped up the game's scoring with a touchdown run at the 2:51 mark of the period.
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