Among the select few organizations that can be considered the “gold standard” in H-Town, Fulshear delivered another strong showing last fall. Even with a relatively young roster, the Chargers finished 34-11, a run that ultimately ended in the Regional Semifinals against eventual 6A Division I runner-up Dawson.
Rest assured, Fulshear remains firmly in the State conversation under head coach Sydney Zimmerman.
Recent South Carolina commit Jada Skinner is coming off a commanding sophomore year, which saw the outside hitter be named the District 20-6A Co-Offensive MVP. Further bolstering the attack is senior Shayne Voskuhl, last season’s 20-6A Blocker of the Year, alongside fellow senior middle Arayah Watson (Louisiana Tech) and junior right-side hitter Kobi Ezebuilo.
UNLV-bound setter Reina Jones keeps the engine running after a first-team all-district selection in 2025, while Avery Fajardo, a junior second-team libero, handles cleanup duties on defense.
As the Chargers gear up for a stretch defined by being “Formed Under Pressure,” they’ll look to remind audiences of their capabilities, starting with a revamped district slate in the UIL realignment that now features heavyweights like Cy Ranch and Bridgeland.
