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DANIELLE WELLS BEGINS YEAR NO. 20 LEADING THE CINCO RANCH COUGARS.
The veteran coach will have a new-look squad in 2025 as just one starter returns off the team that reached the Regional Finals and won 35 matches in 2024.
Junior middle hitter Rahima Kone will be leaned on to lead this group after being a second-team, all-district pick. “It will be a rebuilding year for us. The team will need to build each other’s trust, and everyone will need to do their job,” Wells said.
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FOSTER IS COMING OFF A 29-WIN SEASON IN 2024 AND REACHED THE BI-DISTRICT ROUND.
The Falcons under head coach Morgan Hunter return four starters, including District 20-6A Offensive MVP Emerson Lechler. The senior led the Falcons with 407 kills, 270 digs and chipped in 34 blocks.
Other key returners include first-team, all-district selection Reagan Knipling (687 assists, 124 kills, 208 digs,44 blocks), District 20-6A Newcomer of the Year Sarah Carrejo (177digs, 262 assists), Zainab Kareem (110 kills, 32 blocks) and Maiya Kohn (181 digs). Knipling is verbally committed to Colgate University.
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Since the doors of Klein Cain High School first opened, James Clancy has been more than just a head football coach — he’s been the architect of a winning culture.
From his early days as an assistant at Klein Oak, to leading Strake Jesuit as head coach, to now building the nationally recognized Reign Cain brand, Clancy has become one of the most respected names in Texas high school football.
And his influence extends far beyond the sideline.
This past spring, Clancy was fielding calls from NFL GMs ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay — proof of the program’s credibility at the next level. Former Klein Cain star Matthew Golden was selected in the first round by the Green Bay Packers, while Jaydon Blue heard his name called later by the Dallas Cowboys.
Clancy’s resume speaks for itself — playoff runs, elite player development, and a deep understanding of how to navigate the ever-evolving high school sports landscape.
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta caught up with Clancy to discuss the state of high school athletics, the pressures of exposure and recruitment, and what it means to build not just a football team — but a program with staying power.
One thing is clear: under James Clancy’s leadership, Klein Cain isn’t just winning games — they’re sending players to the league and redefining what it means to ‘Reign Cain.’
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