No. 10 — Cypress Ranch Mustangs
After finishing second in the district standings, Cy Ranch (21-15) saved its best basketball for the postseason, advancing all the way to the Region II Final in the 6A Division I bracket.
Even with the transition to District 23-6A amid UIL realignment, coach Mason Huffmeister and the Mustangs appear well-equipped to sustain that momentum and add another chapter to their recent postseason exploits.
The unanimous 16-6A MVP, Josh Goodwin, has since graduated and now plays at Northeastern University. That means the torch has been passed to younger brother Korben “KJ” Goodwin, who now has his opportunity to take center stage. Goodwin has already proven his worth, parlaying averages of 13 points and eight rebounds into a first-team all-district selection.
He’ll be complemented by senior guards Jamison Crawford and Adam Holmes — both poised to thrive in expanded roles — alongside junior Sergio Cabrera.