The College Park Cavaliers are coming off a remarkable year, where they went 30-4 overall and undefeated in District 13-6A, including sweeping rival The Woodlands.
Their season came to an end in a five-set heartbreaker to eventual State Semifinalist Bridgeland, 3-2 (23-25, 25- 18, 24-26, 25-13, 11-15).
The Cavaliers bring back some firepower led by Mallory Madison (280 kills) and Cassidy Copeland (267 kills). Copeland also led College Park in the middle with 99 blocks a year ago. Defensively, Morgan Madison had a great debut season as a freshman with 496 digs, sister Mallory had 357.
They will be the two defensive stalwarts in 2022 as well. They will have to find a setter to get the offense moving and feed it to Mallory along with Peyton Sedlacek on the outside as well.
2026 Cy Springs (Texas) four-star athlete Paris Melvin Jr. has announced his commitment to the University of Houston.
Melvin picks the local Coogs over Arizona, Baylor, and Ole Miss among others.
For Melvin, the decision to commit to Houston came down to the staff showing Melvin how much of a priority he was to them.
“I started to see how much of a priority I was for them (Houston),” Melvin said. “Talking with my family we wanted to narrow it down and really find what the best fit was for me and the way Houston showed how much of a priority I am to them stood out and is why I committed.”
The Cy Springs star will get to play his college ball right up the road from his hometown and the ability to represent the city he loves means a great deal.
“It’s really an honor and a blessing to be able to represent the city I’m from at Houston,” he said. “I had the ability to go play at any school in the country but they say the best players in city stay in the city and now that I’m committed I plan on recruiting other guys in the city to join our class.”
The reigning District 16-6A MVP has his commitment locked in and is now ready to shift his focus towards his senior year and continuing to help change the culture at Cy Springs.
“It’s a blessing to finally be able to say I found my new home and go into my senior year with one thing on mind, helping my team win more game, win the district title, and going to the third round of the playoffs,” Melvin said.
Paris Melvin Jr. will be a name Houston fans should get to know fast once he arrives on campus but for now watch out for him and the Panthers next fall.
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