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The stars will be out Wednesday night as the Touchdown Club will award its public school Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year.
Here are the finalists.
DEFENSE
Jayven Anderson, North Shore
Patrick Batiste, Klein Cain
Taylor Davis, Ridge Point
Elijah Fields, North Shore
Vernon Glover Jr., Dickinson
Johnathan Hall, Katy
David Hicks Jr., Paetow
Grayson Lincecum, SB Memorial
Ashton Porter, Cypress Ranch
Jordan Sample, Marshall
Brad Spence, Klein Forest
Samu Taumanupepe, Atascocita
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OFFENSE
Ja’Koby Banks, Marshall
Seth Davis, Katy
Nick Fattig, Clear Springs
Parker Jenkins, Klein Forest
Marquis Johnson, Dickinson
Reid Mikeska, Bridgeland
Cyrin Myles, Crosby
Ashton Ojiaku, Foster
Kedrick Reescano, New Caney
Kenneth Rosenthal, Houston Lamar
Gavin Rutherford, Cinco Ranch
Jaelen Smith, Klein Cain
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COACHES
James Clancy, Klein Cain
Chris Dudley, Cinco Ranch
Rick LaFavers, Ridge Point
Michael Lindsey, Houston Lamar
Matt Meekins, Westfield
Jeff Miller, Cy-Fair
Adrian Mitchell, Klein Collins
Jim Rapp, The Woodlands
Travis Reeve, New Caney
Craig Stump, Atascocita
James Williams, Thurgood Marshall
George Young, C.E. King
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IT’S DIFFERENT BEING THE “HUNTED” VERSUS THE “HUNTER”.
After a perfect season and a Southwestern Preparatory Conference title, the Houston Christian Mustangs have become the hunted. Despite the fact that they are playing big-time public schools and have a huge target on their backs, Houston Christian’s winning mentality has not wavered.
“We’re definitely the hunted this season,” said coach Ryan Bickham. “My girls are having to get acclimated to that. It’s a big difference in the level of intensity, not just in the headliners like Loghan [Johnson] and D’Asia [Thomas], but the No. 8 and No. 9 kids on the team, who have to perform up to their ability for us to win.”
Texas Tech-signee Loghan Johnson and Georgia Tech-commit D’Asia Thomas are the catalysts for their team’s ambition.
“I think we’re a lot deeper this year,” said Loghan Johnson. “We’re going to continue to grow our chemistry on and off the court and just gel together. When we are in those tough situations, hopefully we can have that chemistry and trust in each other, so that we can get the job done.”
The two Mustang standouts are embarking on their senior campaigns. However, that doesn’t mean they are going to slow down, given all the work they’ve put into contributing to the team’s success. Their coach will see to that.
“I keep them [Johnson and Thomas] motivated by picking on the little stuff,” coach Bickham said. “I set high expectations for them. For instance, I want Loghan to not only be the best forward on the court but be the best rebounder and playmaker. It’s the same thing for D’Asia. I challenged her to handle the ball more and be more of a leader on the wing. I want to invigorate them.”
Even though the competition will be formidable, Houston Christian’s expectations for this season remain the same.
“The sky is the limit for this team,” said coach Bickham. “I expect another SPC Championship.”
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