VYPE caught up with one of the stars of Tomball High School Baseball -- Keegan Demmer -- at the 2024 Tomball ISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
VYPE caught up with one of the stars of Tomball High School Baseball -- Keegan Demmer -- at the 2024 Tomball ISD Spring Media Day, discussing the upcoming season and more.
Check out the interview below!
The Lake Creek Lions were named the VYPE Whataburger Team of the Year after capturing their fourth UIL State Championship in Austin. Coached by Candyce Carter, the Lions defeated the Fort Worth Brewer Lady Bears 6-5 in a thrilling 5A Division II title matchup, closing their impressive season with a 40-1 record.
The Lions' championship run included stellar performances from standouts like Madalyn Davis and pitcher Sara Wiggins. This recent title win marks an incredible stretch for the Lake Creek softball program, claiming four of the last five 5A state championships.
What will they do for an encore in 2027?
The North Shore Mustangs earned the Whataburger Team of the Year honors from VYPE after winning their sixth UIL State Championship in December 2025 by defeating Duncanville.
The VYPE honor recognized the Mustangs' incredible playoff run under head coach Willie Gaston, which culminated in another state banner for the program.
After dropping two games in the regular season to South Oak Cliff and Summer Creek, the ‘Stangs roared through the playoffs to get on top of the state rankings again.
The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Pearland Oilers volleyball team.
Pearland has long been one of the Houston area’s premier volleyball programs, and the Oilers enter 2026 looking to reassert themselves among the city’s elite. After finishing 23-21 and advancing to the Bi-District Round a year ago, Pearland returns with a talented core capable of making a deeper postseason push.
Leading the way is first-team all-district selection and University of Louisiana commit Aaryn Brown. The standout outside hitter produced 251 kills and 205 digs last season and remains a focal point of the Oilers’ attack. Fellow first-team all-district outside hitter Britney Solomon is equally impactful. She led the team with 435 kills, 277 digs, and 525 serve receptions, cementing her status as one of the area’s most productive returning players.
The future is also bright at setter. District Newcomer of the Year Brelynn Wolford returns after a stellar freshman campaign that included 599 assists, 162 digs, and 103 kills. The younger sister of former Pearland standout Cora Wolford, she already looks poised to be one of the district’s top playmakers.
Another key contributor is outside hitter Arie Glover, a second-team all-district selection who added 148 kills last season.
Powered by a seasoned offensive attack and an emerging young foundation, Pearland has all the ingredients to make a progressive climb back into the H-Town equation.

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