VYPE DFW 2025 Private School Girls Track & Field Athlete Of The Year Fan Poll

Jun 30, 2025

John Paul II's Samantha Ennin

Photo provided by JPII Sport Info Director Amanda Lee & HC Jeff Jackson

As the Track and Field season has come to an end, it's time for fans to pick who they believe should have the honor of being the VYPE DFW Private School Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year Fan Poll! Be sure to get your vote in!

Vote until 11:59 pm on Monday, July 7th.

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PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS: No. 2 St. Thomas Eagles

The stars of 2025-26 St. Thomas Football

Doug Brown (VYPE)

After a postseason surge that carried them to the TAPPS-6A State Semifinals, the St. Thomas Eagles enter the 2025 season with momentum – and a new head coach at the helm.

Raymond Davis, formerly the team’s assistant and defensive coordinator, steps into the lead role following Rich McGuire’s departure to Southeastern Oklahoma State. The Eagles finished 7-6 in 2024, highlighted by playoff wins over Trinity Christian (31-19) and St. Michael’s (21-7) before falling to powerhouse Liberty Christian-Argyle in the title game. Now, with a seasoned core returning on both sides of the ball, St. Thomas looks poised for another shot at the division crown.

PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS: No. 3 The Kinkaid School Falcons

The stars of 2025-26 Kinkaid Football

Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)

The target is on their back – and The Kinkaid School wouldn’t have it any other way. After steamrolling through a 10-1 season and capturing the SPC-4A Championship with a 49-10 win over Episcopal, the Falcons are back this fall with the usual expectations and a reloaded roster.

Their only stumble came in an early exhibition loss to eventual UIL 3A-DII state champion Gunter. From there, coach Nathan Larned and co. never faced defeat again and quickly proved themselves as one of the top private school programs in Texas.

PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS: No. 4 The Woodlands Christian Academy Warriors

Some of the stars of 2025-26 TWCA Football

Jamey Wright (VYPE)

Following a brief hiccup in 2023, when they finished 3-8, The Woodlands Christian Academy flipped the script in dramatic fashion just a year ago – concluding with an overall record of 8-4 and advancing to the TAPPS-5A Regional Round. Given the strong mix of talent the team has coming back, the Warriors appear primed to continue their upward trend in 2025.

The primary catalyst is senior QB Santiago Fernandez (Army-commit), a second-team, all-state selection who fueled the team’s resurgence. By season’s end, Fernandez had thrown for nearly 2,500 yards and 29 touchdowns, while adding 1,353 rushing yards and 13 scores on the ground – making him one of the most dynamic dual-threats in the state.

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