This past week the George Ranch Longhorns softball team took on the Elkins Knights in a tough District Game.
VYPE caught the highlights of the game below!
This past week the George Ranch Longhorns softball team took on the Elkins Knights in a tough District Game.
VYPE caught the highlights of the game below!
AS ONE OF ALDINE’S STANDOUT ATHLETES, RIGOBERTO MOYA KNOWS THAT BEING A DIFFERENCE-MAKER DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN HAVING ONE DEFINED ROLE.
Sometimes, it means being ready for whatever comes next. Now in the midst of his senior season, Moya has become a resourceful presence for the Mustangs, typically patrolling the secondary at safety or cornerback while also stepping in at wide receiver when needed.
“Personally, I feel like it not only shows my versatility, but also my willingness to learn,” Moya said. “I love the game, so I’ve always looked at it as, ‘Whatever keeps me on the field, whatever I need to learn, I’ll do it.’”
Adaptability has undoubtedly become a defining part of Moya’s game.
Playing both sides of the ball has also given him a unique perspective when he steps onto the field. The more he understands one position, the more he can use that knowledge against it when he lines up elsewhere.
“My ability to read and react has definitely become an asset to me,” he said. “If I’m at wide receiver or defensive back, I’m basically playing myself from the other side of the ball. So, it’s honestly a pretty cool way to look at the game. Plus, it’s really helped with my instincts in game situations.”
For Moya, football has always been about more than simply what happens between the lines. His family grew up around the sport, giving him an early connection to the game before he eventually made the transition from basketball to football in middle school.
Along the way, Moya has also learned how to navigate the difficult moments that come with playing for a program still searching for its next breakthrough.
Several weeks into the fall, Moya has already seen the difference first-year head coach Charles Brown III has made inside the Aldine locker room.
“Coach Brown definitely brought in a new attitude, and I think the morale has improved because of it,” Moya said. “Everybody’s been lifted up, and the way he approaches each practice and game is very straightforward and direct. No matter what happens as the season goes on, we just have to live up to the standard.”
That standard also extends to how Moya handles adversity and the way he has managed to turn difficult results into something constructive.
“After each game, my dad and I break down what worked for me, what I could’ve done better to help the team, and what we can learn from it moving forward,” Moya said. “It’s all part of the learning experience, and the losses can be hard to take. But if you love the grind, you keep going because it makes you appreciate the wins when they come.”
Perhaps nothing captures Moya’s approach better: stay ready, stay adaptable, and keep pushing forward.
For a player willing to do whatever it takes to stay on the field, there’s always another challenge to embrace — and another opportunity waiting.
Last week, the Grand Oaks Grizzlies football team took on the College Park Cavaliers in a tough district matchup.
Check out the highlights from the game below!
Tomball (30-7) climbs back into H-Town’s Top 3 after rallying to claim the District 15-6A crown.
District battles are in the rearview. Now, the road to State promises high-stakes showdowns, potential upsets, and plenty of postseason drama. Here's how the final rankings stack up before the madness begins.
Cy Ranch (34-7) holds firm atop the 6A rankings after completing an unbeaten district slate, while Memorial, Seven Lakes, and Dawson accomplished the same feat — setting the stage for what could be lengthy postseason pursuits.
Meanwhile, Tomball (30-7) turned up the heat in the second round of district play, defeating Klein Oak once again while avenging earlier losses to Tomball Memorial, Magnolia, and Klein Cain to reclaim the District 15-6A title. The Lady Coogs consequently surge back into the Top 3, carrying renewed momentum and aspirations of another trip to State.
In the 5A landscape, Lake Creek (37-10) presents a particularly compelling storyline, having captured a share of the District 17-5A title despite enduring one of the area's toughest district slates. By splitting their season series with A&M Consolidated and College Station while sweeping Montgomery, the Lady Lions secured their first district championship since 2021 — and their first under head coach Kayli Kane.
Friendswood, Kempner, and West Fork also finished district play unbeaten, while Bellville and Needville set the pace in 4A.
The rankings are finalized. Now comes the real test.
*** The second section shows the team’s current record (per MaxPreps as of 10/25/2026)
1. Cypress Ranch Mustangs — 34-7 | 14-0 in District 23-6A*
2. Tomball Cougars — 30-7 | 13-3 in District 15-6A*
3. Memorial Mustangs — 38-3 | 16-0 in District 20-6A*
4. Clear Springs Chargers — 34-9 | 13-1 in District 18-6A
5. Seven Lakes Spartans — 30-10 | 16-0 in District 22-6A*
6. Tompkins Falcons — 28-7 | 14-2 in District 22-6A
7. Grand Oaks Grizzlies — 31-12 | 13-1 in District 13-6A*
8. Klein Oak Panthers — 40-7 | 12-4 in District 15-6A
9. Dawson Eagles — 31-11 | 16-0 in District 19-6A*
10. Fulshear Chargers — 27-12 | 11-3 in District 23-6A
11. College Park Cavaliers — 28-10 | 12-2 in District 13-6A
12. Atascocita Eagles — 25-6 | 13-1 in District 17-6A*
13. Tomball Memorial Wildcats — 27-14 | 12-4 in District 15-6A
14. Dickinson Gators — 30-9 | 12-2 in District 18-6A
15. Stratford Spartans — 30-13 | 14-2 in District 20-6A
16. Pearland Oilers — 27-14 | 13-3 in District 19-6A
17. Clear Lake Falcons — 30-13 | 9-5 in District 18-6A
18. Fort Bend Austin Bulldogs — 30-10 | 11-1 in District 21-6A*
19. Shadow Creek Sharks — 27-13 | 13-3 in District 19-6A
20. Bridgeland Bears — 22-14 | 9-5 in District 23-6A
Others to Watch: Summer Creek Bulldogs (17-6A), Barbers Hill Eagles (18-6A), Cy-Fair Bobcats (16-6A), Katy Tigers (22-6A), Oak Ridge War Eagles (13-6A), Langham Creek Lobos (16-6A), Ridge Point Panthers (21-6A), Cypress Woods Wildcats (16-6A), The Woodlands Highlanders (13-6A), Waller Bulldogs (23-6A), Magnolia Bulldogs (15-6A), Manvel Mavericks (22-6A)
2. Friendswood Mustangs (5A) — 33-6 | 16-0 in District 20-5A*
3. Montgomery Bears (5A) — 36-10 | 10-4 in District 17-5A
4. Kempner Cougars (5A) — 33-2 | 16-0 in District 22-5A*
5. West Fork Gators (5A) — 33-9 | 12-0 in District 18-5A*
6. Bellville Brahmas (4A) — 34-11 | 14-0 in District 23-4A*
7. Galveston Ball Tornadoes (5A) — 33-9 | 13-3 in District 20-5A
8. Needville Bluejays (4A) — 31-11 | 14-0 in District 22-4A*
9. Huffman Hargrave Falcons (4A) — 28-11 | 7-3 in District 19-4A
10. Iowa Colony Pioneers (5A) — 29-12 | 11-5 in District 20-5A
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