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VYPE Public School Football Team, Players of the Year & All-VYPE Teams by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
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Offensive MVP – David Amador, North Shore
Defensive MVP – Jadon Ducos, Atascocita
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OFFENSE
Quarterback
First-Team
Preston Hatter, Westfield
Gavin Rutherford, Cinco Ranch
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Second-Team
Mabrey Mettauer, The Woodlands
Trey Owens, Cy-Fair
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Honorable-Mention
Zion Brown, Atascocita
Jordon Davis, FB Marshall
Denim Johnson, CE King
Caleb Koger, Katy
DJ Lagway, Willis
Cade Tessier, Lake Creek
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Running Backs
First-Team
Seth Davis, Katy
Rueben Owens, El Campo
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Second-Team
Rashaad Johnson, North Shore
Kedrick Reescano, New Caney
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Honorable-Mention
Taji Atkins, Westfield
Tyvonn Byars, Lake Creek
Xai’Shaun Edwards, Clear Springs
Trey Morris, Cy Falls
Ashton Ojiaku, Foster
Santana Scott, Morton Ranch
Christian Womack, Tomball
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Wide Receivers
First-Team
Ja’Koby Banks, FB Marshall
Jaelen Smith, Klein Cain
Jonah Wilson, Dekaney
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Second-Team
Noah Abboud, Cinco Ranch
Ryan Niblett, Eisenhower
Jaquaize Pettaway, Langham Creek
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Honorable-Mention
Marquis Johnson, Dickinson
Zion Kearney, Hightower
Seth Salverino, Cinco Ranch
Ashton Schumann, Clear Springs
Ethan Wyatt, Klein Collins
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Tight Ends
First-Team
Hawkins Polley, Stratford
Cooper Stevens, Cy-Fair
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Second-Team
Hayden Davis, Clear Springs
Clayton McBride, Deer Park
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Honorable-Mention
Luke Carter, Katy
Chico Holt, Strake Jesuit
Reid Mikeska, Bridgeland
Gary Rebodello, MacArthur
Jordan Washington, Langham Creek
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Offensive Line
First-Team
Omarion Dudley, North Shore
Nick Fattig, Clear Springs
Ashton Funk, Tompkins
Nate Kibble, Atascocita
Gibson Pyle, Klein Cain
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Second-Team
Ray’Quan Bell, Westfield
Peyton Farmer, Ridge Point
Reagan Gill, Jersey Village
Hudson Perroni, Stratford
Cross Tucker, The Woodlands
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Honorable-Mention
Layton Mann, Lake Creek
Frank Moss, Heights
Jonte Newman, Bridgeland
Zach Session, Morton Ranch
Koltin Sieracki, The Woodlands
Marquis Yancy, Shadow Creek
Erick Zapata, Kingwood Park
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DEFENSE
Defensive Line
First Team
Zach Chapman, FB Marshall
Elijah Fields, North Shore
David Hicks Jr., Paetow
Samu Taumanupepe, Atascocita
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Second-Team
Bryson Balka, Westfield
Theorin Randle, Shadow Creek
Ashton Porter, Cy Ranch
Serigne Tounkara, Clear Springs
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Honorable-Mention
Mason Fleming, Manvel
Terrance Green, Cy Woods
Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, Oak Ridge
Jaylon Joseph, North Shore
Landon Rink, Cy-Fair
Emaon Small, Fulshear
Trent Spence, Klein Forest
Zion Taylor, Shadow Creek
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Linebackers
First-Team
Dillon Dixon, North Shore
Daymion Sanford, Paetow
Braylan Shelby, Friendswood
Brad Spence, Klein Forest
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Second-Team
Christian Brathwaite, Cy Ranch
Alex Kilgore, Paetow
Jordan Sample, Marshall
Justin Williams, Oak Ridge
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Honorable-Mention
Jarvon Coles, North Shore
Cooper King, Stratford
Grayson Lincecum, Memorial
Dylan Rogers, Cy Woods
James Walley, Ridge Point
Breylon Wyatt, Westfield
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Defensive Backs
First-Team
Jayven Anderson, North Shore
Johnathan Hall, Katy
Devin Sanchez, North Shore
Maurice Williams III, Shadow Creek
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Second-Team
Jacoby Davis, North Shore
Taylor Davis, Ridge Point
Vernon Glover Jr, Dickinson
Braylon Conley, Atascocita
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Honorable-Mention
Patrick Batiste, Klein Cain
Rodney Bimage, Dickinson
Evan Jackson, North Shore
Cory Huff, Nimitz
Tyler Hutcherson, Eisenhower
Darius Johnson, Jersey Village
Caleb Komolafe, Tompkins
Marques Neal Jr, Channelview
Paul Omodia, Bush
Lazarus Ranch, Pearland
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SPECIAL TEAMS
Kickers
Aidan Bui, Shadow Creek
Carlos Alvarado, Tomball
Garrett Carleton, Clear Creek
Adam Carter, Katy
Christian Castaneda, Langham Creek
Giancarlo, Chelala, Stratford
Wyatt May, Kingwood Park
David Michel, George Ranch
Jose Morales, Channelview
Erik Peters, Lamar
Ray Razo, Alvin
Scott Starzyk, The Woodlands
Dillion Trimble, FB Austin
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Punters
Zidane Allan, Memorial
Caylon Dygert, Magnolia West
Kade Eudy, Crosby
Francisco Sanchez, Deer Park
Max Williams, Clear Falls
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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALISTS
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DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALISTS
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Ridge Point is 2-0 in District 20-6A after a clutch comeback win over rival Hightower on Saturday at Mercer Stadium.
Special teams key Ridge Point’s comeback win over Hightower
Dossett’s return got it going and senior defensive back Ryan Ramey’s block of a 27-yard field goal attempt led to a Taylor Davis go-ahead 75-yard touchdown return that finished it. Ridge Point outscored Hightower 25-0 down the stretch in rallying for a 25-17 win at Mercer Stadium in a game that will likely have considerable District 20-6A championship implications.
It’s the second straight win for Ridge Point, which started 0-2 against Austin Westlake and Dickinson. Hightower fell to 2-2 overall, 1-1 in district. Ridge Point is 4-1 all-time against Hightower in “The Battle of the Fort Bend Tollway.”
“Anytime you win is good, and anytime you beat your rival is extra good,” Ridge Point coach Rick LaFavers said. “I’m proud of them.”
Hightower had its way most of the game.
The Hurricanes led 17-0 on sophomore running back Austin Bowen’s 34-yard run with 3:38 left in the third quarter. Until then, Ridge Point’s offense was intercepted, turned it over on downs and punted twice. Hightower methodically chewed up clock and yardage with Bowen (28 carries, 153 yards, TD) and opportunistic explosive plays by junior receiver Zion Kearney (four catches, 71 yards, TD), all while star junior running back Jeremy Payne still awaits his season debut as he remains sidelined due to injury.
But …
"There was still time on the clock, you know?” Ramey said.
The Panthers never wavered.
Thirteen seconds after Bowen’s score, Dossett was trotting into the end zone after splicing up the middle and bursting to the right side.
The Panthers felt it coming. Early in the first half, Dossett missed a hole that could have led to a big-time return.
“Started by trying to find a hole at first, and I was struggling,” Dossett said. “But on that play, it was all the great blocking, seeing the hole and just hitting it. Great job by the blockers. Awesome play. We were bound for one. Each game, we kept getting closer and closer, and this game it finally happened.”
On the ensuing Ridge Point kickoff, a Hurricane muffed the return and it was recovered by Panthers senior receiver Antoine Thomas in Hightower territory. On the next play from scrimmage, senior back Ezell Jolly (16 carries, 104 yards, TD) sprinted around right end and scored on a 33-yard spree to cut Ridge Point’s deficit to 17-12.
Hightower chewed off almost seven minutes of clock to set up a 27-yard field goal attempt by Hudson Dumphy, who had drilled a 32-yard attempt in the first quarter. But Ramey came around the edge, blocked the kick and it bounced into the hands of Davis, who sprinted 75 yards to the end zone and Ridge Point’s first lead of the game with 8:36 left in the fourth quarter.
“Special teams is a big factor. It’s a big part of the game,” Ramey said. “We work a lot in practice on special teams and blocking field goals, and that’s all it was. Our coaches always tell us to keep pushing through. Even when you’re tired, even when it hurts. We pushed through.”
Ridge Point senior defensive back Ryan Ramey.VYPE Media
Hightower punted on its next drive. The Panthers added breathing room on an 18-yard keeper by sophomore backup quarterback Austin Carlisle, brought into the game for his running ability on the final drive.
“All night, first half, we just couldn’t get a break, whether it was a penalty, or a fumble on the ground we didn’t get, or a third-and-six and they get seven,” LaFavers said. “We couldn’t get there, and needed something, and that kick return really gave us something.”
Ridge Point had 220 total yards to Hightower’s 320. The Panthers had 10 penalties for 105 yards. Hightower had five penalties for 48 yards.
“Don’t flinch. Just keep playing,” LaFavers said. “That’s what ‘TPW’ is about—tough people win. Thank God, it played out. We build our program on keep fighting and good things will happen, and that’s a good example.”
It’s a different Ridge Point team that started 0-2. Players and coaches attest that it starts from within.
“It’s really the chemistry,” Dossett said. “The first two games, we were just trying to gel as a team. Now we’ve got that chemistry, and that’s huge for our team.”