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H-Town High School Sports continues on AT&T SportsNet and we've got this week's installment all ready for you! Check out the video below, and be sure to visit VYPE.com for all the latest H-Town High School Sports segments!
The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Clear Lake Falcons volleyball team.
How about the Clear Lake Falcons? Despite finishing fourth in district play, coach CiCi Anderson's squad pieced together an impressive 2025 showing, finishing 29-16 overall and making a memorable run to the third round of the postseason.
Now the question becomes: What will they do for an encore? The Falcons have a major void to fill at setter following the graduation of Peyton Aldridge, who dished out more than 1,000 assists a season ago. Replacing that production will be one of the biggest storylines entering 2026. Fortunately for Clear Lake, plenty of scoring punch returns.
The trio of Morgan Regner (Sr. OH), Landry Youngdahl (Sr. OH), and Abby Vogelmeier (Jr. MB) formed one of the area's most dangerous attacking groups last season, combining for more than 1,000 kills. Regner, a North Florida commit, was named the District Co-Newcomer of the Year, while Vogelmeier and Youngdahl received first-team and second-team all-district recognition, respectively.
Defensively, libero Natalie Herlambang remains the heartbeat of the back row after recording more than 700 digs last season. Avery Turner also returns and is expected to play a key role in bolstering the Falcons' defensive efforts.
Given the collection of attackers and defensive stability back in the fold, Clear Lake appears well-positioned to build on last year's postseason success and author another notable playoff push in 2026.

The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Cy Woods Wildcats volleyball team.
Coach Ally Brown is building something special at Cypress Woods. The Wildcats continued their ascent in 2025, finishing with an impressive 36-8 overall record and a 12-2 mark in district play.
Their postseason run came to an end in the third round against North Forney, but the foundation is firmly in place for another successful campaign. A revamped District 16-6A slate awaits, along with several key difference-makers returning from last year’s squad.
Pacing the attack is outside hitter Kennedy Reddin, who earned first-team all-district honors during her junior season. Senior setter Klaire Trevino, a second-team selection, serves as the steadying force and “coach on the floor,” directing the offense with poise and creativity.
Claire Walden will be counted on to elevate her offensive production in 2026, while middle blocker Oluwamayokun “Mayo” Orundami (second-team) brings a dominant presence at the net and the ability to control matches on both sides of the ball.
All in all, Cy Woods is a program on the rise—and the trajectory is pointing firmly in the right direction.

2027 College Park defensive back Jordan White's journey to get to where he is today started on the little league fields of SCFL to now one of the leaders of the Cavaliers defense.
The Cavaliers corner will be taking his talent to Columbia following his upcoming senior but he and his teammates have unfinished business in 2026 as they look to claim another district title and deep playoff run.
White drops by the VYPE Podcast studio to talk everything football, his commitment to Columbia, life and more. Check out the podcast!
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