VYPE caught up with Fulshear Track and Field Coach Kevin Kean at the 2024 Lamar CISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
VYPE caught up with Fulshear Track and Field Coach Kevin Kean at the 2024 Lamar CISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
With the Texas High School Football season quickly approaching, the VYPE team conducted a deep dive into the top Houston prospects in the class of 2027.
Without further ado, here is the the 'Super 60' list of Houston's top prospects in 2027.
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No. 1 - Kennedy Brown, Kingwood, Offensive Lineman
No. 2 - Landen Williams-Callis, Randle, Running Back
No. 3 - Kaden McCarty, Cy Falls, Defensive End
No. 4 - Xavier Muhammad, South Houston, Defensive Lineman
No. 5 - Alvin Mosley, Crawford, Wide Receiver
No. 6 - Ezekiel Ayangbile, Langham Creek, Defensive End
No. 7 - Keyon Hemphill-Woods, Columbus, Offensive Lineman
No. 8 - Braylon Fisher, Columbus, Wide Receiver
No. 9 - Trenton Blaylock, Atascocita, Defensive Back
No. 10 - Amari Vickerson, Cy Ranch, Defensive Lineman
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No. 11 - Demarco Jenkins, Pearland, Defensive Lineman
No. 12 - Brandon Sherrard, Shadow Creek, Defensive Back
No. 13 - Karnell ‘Greedy’ James, Manvel, Defensive Back
No. 14 - Aden Starling, Shadow Creek, Wide Receiver, Houston-Commit
No. 15 - Carson White, Iowa Colony, Quarterback
No. 16 - Wayne Shanks Jr, Kinkaid, Running Back
No. 17 - Tristan Willis, Shadow Creek, Running Back
No. 18 - Alexander Coey, Conroe, Defensive End
No. 19 - Braylon Lane, CE King, Wide Receiver
No. 20 - Antwon Sanders, CE King, Running Back
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No. 21 - Eli Kelly, Legacy SSS, Athlete
No. 22 - Braiden Graves, Bridgeland, Defensive Back
No. 23 - Aaron Williams, Ridge Point, Linebacker
No. 24 - Kingston Tupuola, Conroe, Offensive Lineman
No. 25 - Blake Jenkins, Tompkins, Defensive Back
No. 26 - Darnell Jackson, Grand Oaks, Wide Receiver
No. 27 - Cade Haug, Kingwood, Linebacker
No. 28 - Kevin Jackson, Shadow Creek, Athlete
No. 29 - Davon Smith, Westfield, Linebacker
No. 30 - James Harris, Cy Falls, Defensive End
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No. 31 - Larry Brown, Summer Creek, Wide Receiver
No. 32 - Jason Johnson, Atascocita, Defensive Lineman
No. 33 - Elijah Wright, Katy Jordan, Defensive Lineman
No. 34 - Landon Williams, Katy Jordan, Wide Receiver
No. 35 - Bryson Dossett, Ridge Point, Defensive Back
No. 36 - Braden Baker, Cy Ranch, Quarterback
No. 37 - Kevin Ferrygood, Cy Fair, Wide Receiver
No. 38 - Kameron Roberson, Cy Springs, Defensive Back
No. 39 - Benny Easter, Summer Creek, Wide Receiver
No. 40 - Isaac Coughran, Katy, Offensive Lineman
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No. 41 - Brandon Hebert, North Shore, Offensive Lineman
No. 42 - La’Damian Defreeze, North Shore, Wide Receiver
No. 42 - Aubrey Johnson, North shore, Wide Receiver
No. 43 - Emmit Hines, Nimitz, Defensive Back
No. 44 - Kamar Chavez-Brown, Randle, Wide Receiver
No. 45 - Demarcus West, Shadow Creek, Offensive Lineman
No. 46 - Noah Spinks, Summer Creek, Quarterback
No. 47 - Jared Hagger, Cy Springs, Quarterback
No. 48 - Chad Nelson, Mayde Creek, Athlete
No. 49 - Brandon Smith Jr., Elsik, Running Back
No. 50 - Abdus Kone, North Shore, Offensive Lineman
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No. 51 - Samuel Weary, Manvel, Linebacker
No. 52 - Camden Hughes, College Park, Quarterback
No. 53 - Yogi Martin, Cy Springs, Athlete
No. 54 - Chase Brown, North Shore, Offensive Lineman
No. 55 - Cal Thigpen, Jersey Village, Defensive End
No. 56 - Suhaib Ramseur, Ridge Point, Wide Receiver
No. 57 - Tyler Washington, Paetow, Defensive Back
No. 58 - DyShon Washington, Klein, Defensive Back
No. 59 - Kash Schwab, Bridgeland, Running Back
No. 60 - Caden Watson, La Porte, Linebacker
The stars of 2025-26 Grand Oaks Volleyball
GRAND OAKS DID IT AGAIN.
The Grizzlies defended their crown in 2024 as they went 42-7 and claimed the Class 6A-Division I State Championship over Fulshear, marking back-to-back title acquisitions.
So, now it’s time to talk about a three-peat!
Winning a trio of consecutive championships in the UIL 6A classification is a feat that's only been accomplished on one prior occasion -- by the Hebron Hawks, between 2015 and 2017.
Eighth-year coach Morgan Rogers (239-56 at Grand Oaks) returns five starters to see that goal fulfilled, including Wisconsin-commit and two-time 6A-DI State MVP Halle Thompson.
The senior was a TGCA 6A All-State and THSCA 6A Super Elite Team selection and the District 13-6A Most Valuable Offensive Player. By season's end, Thompson finished with 656 kills, a .332 hitting percentage, a 41.9 kill percentage, and 322 digs.
Senior libero Cali Reece is back on the defensive side after earning first-team, all-district and TGCA 6A All-State recognition in 2024. Individually, Reece registered 478 digs, 114 assists and 57 aces.
Other players to watch include Mia Owens (81 kills, 35.8 kill percentage,.230 hitting percentage), Hailey Lotspeich, Julia Flessas and Kate Bull.
Keys to success for Grand Oaks include "staying humble, but staying hungry, and re-establishing their new identity," per Coach Rogers.
FRIENDSWOOD KNOCKED ON THE DOOR OF REACHING THE 5A-D2 STATE SEMIS A YEAR AGO, FINISHING 38-9 OVERALL AND REACHING THE REGIONAL FINALS.
Sarah Paulk, who enters her 10th year at Friendswood (294-100 at Friendswood, 359-149 overall) returns six starters to the huddle including University of Florida-commit Nadi'ya Shelby, who is the reigning District 20-5A MVP.
University of North Dakota-commit Haley Patton was the Defensive District MVP, while Navy-commit Caroline Adams earned first-team, all-district honors.
Also earning first-team, all-district was Gabby Palermo, while Sarah Grace Hickl, Raylee Bosley and Caden Carter (University of New Orleans-commit) earned second-team honors.
Taliah Benson (Lemoyne University-commit) is back after being injured last year.
Others to watch include Ellie Leitko and Ashley Adams.
Keys to success for Paulk’s team include establishing two new middles and their serve-receive.
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