On Friday, the Iowa Colony Pioneers football team took on the Angleton Wildcats in a tough district matchup.
Check out the highlights from the game below!
On Friday, the Iowa Colony Pioneers football team took on the Angleton Wildcats in a tough district matchup.
Check out the highlights from the game below!
Seven Lakes' Gracie Hobin (Vanderbilt commit)
The first wave of district matchups is in the books, and the early signals are getting louder.
In 6A, Tomball still holds the top spot despite a pair of humbling defeats to Tomball Memorial and Magnolia. The Cougars had previously knocked off Klein Oak in a five-setter, and their recent response will go a long way toward determining whether those losses prove to be an anomaly or a bad omen.
Meanwhile, Seven Lakes gets a sizable boost after an unblemished start to district play, highlighted by pivotal victories over Tompkins and Jordan. Grand Oaks also strengthened its standing by pulling off a reverse sweep over College Park, putting the Grizzlies firmly at the front of the 13-6A race as they pursue their fifth straight district title.
Atascocita, Stratford, Pearland, Fort Bend Austin also made notable moves upward, while Tomball Memorial and Dickinson make their respective debuts on the list.
The overall power dynamic remains largely unchanged in 5A, with Lake Creek holding onto the top spot after sweeping cross-town rival Montgomery. Friendswood continues to set the pace in District 20-5A, while Galveston Ball has quietly emerged as a formidable challenger.
In the private-school ranks, Episcopal skyrockets to No. 1 after a series of benchmark wins over fellow powerhouses, including John Cooper, Lutheran South Academy, and defending SPC 4A champion St. John’s. At the same time, Cypress Christian and FBCA are primed for an entertaining TAPPS 5A district race, setting the stage for what could be an extensive playoff run.
*** The second section shows the team’s current record (per MaxPreps as of 9/27/2026)
2. Klein Oak Panthers — 35-4 | 8-1 in District 15-6A
3. Cypress Ranch Mustangs — 26-7 | 6-0 in District 23-6A
4. Memorial Mustangs — 30-3 | 9-0 in District 20-6A
5. Clear Springs Chargers — 27-8 | 6-0 in District 18-6A
6. Seven Lakes Spartans — 22-10 | 8-0 in District 22-6A
7. Tompkins Falcons — 22-6 | 8-1 in District 22-6A
8. Grand Oaks Grizzlies — 25-11 | 6-0 in District 13-6A
9. Fulshear Chargers — 21-10 | 5-1 in District 23-6A
10. College Park Cavaliers — 21-9 | 5-1 in District 13-6A
11. Atascocita Eagles — 18-5 | 6-0 in District 17-6A
12. Dawson Eagles — 24-11 | 9-0 in District 19-6A
13. Tomball Memorial Wildcats — 22-12 | 7-2 in District 15-6A
14. Bridgeland Bears — 17-11 | 4-2 in District 23-6A
15. Stratford Spartans — 23-11 | 7-1 in District 20-6A
16. Pearland Oilers — 22-12 | 8-1 in District 19-6A
17. Jordan Warriors — 21-10 | 6-3 in District 22-6A
18. Fort Bend Austin Bulldogs — 25-9 | 6-0 in District 21-6A
19. Dickinson Gators — 23-8 | 5-1 in District 18-6A
20. Shadow Creek Sharks — 20-12 | 6-2 in District 19-6A
Others to Watch: Clear Lake Falcons (18-6A), Summer Creek Bulldogs (17-6A), Barbers Hill Eagles (18-6A), Oak Ridge War Eagles (13-6A), Langham Creek Lobos (16-6A), Ridge Point Panthers (21-6A), Magnolia Bulldogs (15-6A), Cy-Fair Bobcats (16-6A), Katy Tigers (22-6A), Deer Park Deer (18-6A), Foster Falcons (23-6A), Cypress Woods Wildcats (16-6A), Waller Bulldogs (23-6A), Manvel Mavericks (19-6A), Mayde Creek Rams (22-6A)
1. Lake Creek Lions (5A) — 30-9 | 5-1 in District 17-5A
2. Friendswood Mustangs (5A) — 26-6 | 9-0 in District 20-5A
3. Montgomery Bears (5A) — 30-8 | 4-2 in District 17-5A
4. Kempner Cougars (5A) — 27-2 | 9-0 in District 22-5A
5. West Fork Gators (5A) — 26-9 | 5-0 in District 18-5A
6. Galveston Ball Tornadoes (5A) — 27-7 | 8-1 in District 20-5A
7. Iowa Colony Pioneers (5A) — 24-9 | 7-2 in District 20-5A
8. Bellville Brahmas (4A) — 26-11 | 6-0 in District 23-4A
9. Huffman Hargrave Falcons (4A) — 24-9 | 3-1 in District 19-4A
10. Livingston Lions (4A) — 24-9 | 2-2 in District 19-4A
Others to Watch: Liberty Panthers (19-4A), Lamar Consolidated Mustangs (22-5A), La Porte Bulldogs (20-5A), Dayton Broncos (19-5A), Angleton Wildcats (20-5A), Kingwood Park Panthers (18-5A)
2. The John Cooper School Dragons — 19-5 | 0-2 in SPC 4A
3. Cypress Christian Warriors — 21-5-1 | 3-0 in TAPPS District 5-5A
4. Fort Bend Christian Academy Eagles — 14-7-1 | 3-1 in TAPPS District 5-5A
Others to Watch: Second Baptist Eagles, St. John XXIII Lions, Concordia Lutheran Crusaders, St. John's School Mavericks, Providence Classical Paladins, Houston Christian Mustangs, The Awty International School Rams

Houston Athletic Committee presents the 2026 H-Town Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon, presented by noVAR, by announcing the Houston Area Preseason Boys and Girls High School Teams.
Teams will be honored on October 28, 2026, at the inaugural H-town Tip-Off Luncheon at the Bayou City Event Center. Tickets are available at www.touchdownclub.com/product/basketball.
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Houston Area HS Boys Preseason Team
Reese Alston, Second Baptist
Isaiah Santos, Seven Lakes
Landon Veal, Houston Christian
Chase Richardson, Friendswood
Damon Miles, Clear Lake
Marwane Fadika, Katy Jordan
Eric Beard, Heights
Alim Olajuwon, Episcopal
Peter Dorsey, Wheatley
Dayjhon Miller, The Woodlands HS
Emmanuel Nwabouku, Houston Christian
Anthony Key, Atascocita
Tyson Forrest, Woodlands College Park
BJ LaFell Jr., Shadow Creek
Troynelle Belle, Dickinson
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Houston Area HS Girls Preseason Team
Maryiah Alfred, Kinkaid
Azyua Blair, Houston Christian
Courtland Cloud, Shadow Creek
Kay’ Len Alexander, Summer Creek
Rachel Roberts, The Woodlands
Faith Etienne, Dawson
Sydney Marshall, Kinkaid
A’Niyah Harmon, Klein Collins
Makenzie Jackson, Cy Springs
Damori Hunter, Yates
Addy Beverly, Second Baptist
Brooklyn Roberson, Barbers Hill
Pfeiffer Greene, Fulshear
Giselle Jackson, Cy Falls
Eryn Roberts, Hightower
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Along with honoring the preseason Houston Area High School Boys and Girls preseason teams, the now annual luncheon will feature the head men’s and women’s basketball coaches from the University of Houston, Rice University, St. Thomas University, Texas Southern University, Prairie View A&M University and Houston Chrisitan University.
The event will also give fans an opportunity to hear the coaches speak about their seasons and participate in a panel conversation. The inaugural event will feature ESPN college basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla. Fraschilla was previously the head college basketball coach at Manhattan College, St. John’s University and the University of New Mexico.
For further information and tickets for the event, contact Ricky Prine, Executive Director, houtdclub@att.net or 713-825-8228.
Unranked Fulshear knocks off No. 10 Waller to move back into the rankings
What a wild weekend of high school football in Greater Houston, as upsets ruled the day.
Cypress Falls kicked off the chaos Thursday night, as the Eagles knocked off No. 7 Cy-Fair with a last-second Hail Mary on the VYPE Thursday Night Showdown powered by Daspit Law.
The upsets continued Friday, as No. 16 Bridgeland took down No. 2 Cypress Ranch, which had looked nearly unbeatable entering district play. Then, a banged-up College Park squad rallied to beat No. 5 Willis in a pivotal district matchup.
Unranked Fulshear capped off the weekend by taking down No. 10 Waller.
With several ranked teams taking losses, the Class 6A rankings have been reshuffled heading into Week 6.
Meanwhile, Randle and Angleton continue to lead the way in Class 5A, while Lutheran South makes its debut in the private school rankings.
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THE VYPE Top 25 Class 6A
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CLASS 5A TOP 10
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PRIVATE SCHOOL TOP 5
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