George Ranch 4x400M relay runs the top three times in the nation and wins the Region III Champ with a time of 3:14.94. Relay members are the following: Bryce McCray (12), Cameron Chretien (12), Grant Celestine (12), and Coy Cook (11).
George Ranch showed up at the Region III 6A Track and Field meet. The following athletes are advancing to the 6A State Meet in Austin, Texas: Shane Gardner (11) for the 110-meter Hurdles, Bryce McCray (12) for the boy's 300-meter hurdles, Alexis Tilford-Rutherford (12) for the girl's Long and Triple jump, Taylor Reeves (11) for girl's pole vault, the boy's 4x400 and the 4x200 meter relay races, and lastly Skylar Herrera (10) for the wheelchair 100m, 400m, and shotput.
This is the first time in George Ranch history for not only one, but three girls to advance to State in a field event. Here's a look into the action brought by the Longhorns at the regional meet!
After she became the most decorated female track athlete in Texas high school history (16 gold medals), the now graduated Bayleigh Minor detailed her achievement, her social life, and more!
Check out the full interview below!
2026 Ridge Point (TX) three-star offensive lineman Avery Morcho has announced his commitment to Texas A&M.
The 6-foot-6 290lb OL commits to the Aggies over TCU and SMU.
Morcho joins Texas A&M’s number two recruiting class in the country and the culture that coach Mike Elko has brought to the Aggies is what helped land his commitment.
“It was really the culture that coach Elko has brought to Texas A&M,” Morcho said on why he chose the Aggies. “Also the fanbase. I know I’m going to be supported playing for the Aggies and the 12th Man.”
The three-star OL took his visit to Texas A&M June 13th-15th and what the A&M staff showed him while on his visit really helped seal the deal.
“On my visit the whole staff just showed me, my brothers and my whole family a lot of love,” he said. “I also got to talk with coach Elko and coach Cushing about my future and how they will develop me to be a NFL tackle and having the ability to compete for a spot from the jump which made me want to commit.”
Morcho has now locked in his commitment ahead of his senior year and is ready to help lead a very talented Ridge Point team to new heights in 2025 and to ‘Break The Wall’.
“Being with my team practicing, I know we have what it takes to have a big year,” he said. “For me I want to step up as a leader and as we say ‘Break The Wall’ which means us gettin g past the 2nd and 3rd round of the playoffs and take us all the way to State.”
The new Aggie commit and Ridge Point have high expectations as we inch closer to a new Texas high school football season, but before he focuses on that Morcho had one last message for A&M fans.
“Gig’Em! Can’t wait to come home and compete, I’m ready College Station!”
With Summer here, VYPE has our Fall sports campus-coordinated media days starting up. Recently, our team traveled to Fort Bend ISD for their 2025 Fall Media Day.
We caught up with Fort Bend ISD Aquatics Manager Katie Anselmo, talking about the upcoming season and more. Check out the interview below!
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