We are officially over a month into the season and the picture is becoming a lot clearer, especially in the 5A level.
There is a TON of movement in the new rankings as a lot of teams are making the turn into district play.
1) Goose Creek Memorial
Here comes GCM! The Patriots have been impressive this year with multiple tournament wins and reaching 25 wins. The Patriots are 25-6 on the year. Taylor Kotlarz and Zoe Martinez lead this group.
2) Manvel
Manvel is sitting at 24-6 overall on the season. The Mavericks have won seven-straight matches and are 2-0 in district to start the year.
3) Grand Oaks
It has been an impressive start to the season for Grand Oaks. The Grizzlies have gone 21-9 overall and 3-0 in district to start. In district, Grand Oaks has lost only two sets in three matches. The Grizzlies have won three-straight (Porter, Lake Creek, Willis).
4)Tomball
Tomball is 20-12 on the season and 3-0 in district. The last three wins have come against Huntsville, Montgomery and Caney Creek.
5)Texas City
Texas City has started the season at 20-10 overall. They are coming off a loss though heading into this week's action.
6) Crosby The Crosby Cougars are 18-4 overall on the season. The Cougars have won seven-straight matches and have only lost 17 sets all season.
7)Santa Fe
The Indians are 18-11 to start the year. Santa Fe has recently registered wins against Klein Collins, New Caney and Friendswood.
8) Shadow Creek Shadow Creek has started the year 16-12 overall. The Sharks are coming off wins against Terry, Angleton and Texas City.
9) Foster
Foster has started the year 16-13 overall. The Falcons have lost three of their last five matches. The wins have come against Fort Bend Marshall and Lamar Consolidated.
10) Kingwood Park
Kingwood Park had a rough start to the season but has started off strong in district play. The Panthers are 12-18 overall on the year.
Seven Lakes celebrates their 2nd straight UIL-6A State Title, after defeating Flower Mound in extra time
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Now that the Fall is reaching its final stages, it's time for teams to lace up for what should be another exemplary season on the soccer pitch.
In the Class 6A boys arena, Seven Lakes gears up to defend their back-to-back state championship among a ruthless gauntlet of opponents in Region III, such as district rivals Cinco Ranch and Katy Jordan, as well as Humble, Ridge Point, Kingwood, and Strake Jesuit.
Region II isn't going to be any easier, with The Woodlands, Bridgeland, College Park, and Cypress Woods back in the fold.
Meanwhile, Kingwood Park and Terry headline the 5A classification, after both advanced to their respective Regional Semis last Winter.
On the girls' side, Bridgeland looks to remedy their exit in the third round of the previous postseason, with Tomball, Tomball Memorial, The Woodlands, and Grand Oaks remaining formidable adversaries to contend with in Region II-6A.
However, Region III will be even closer, as Katy Jordan, Stratford, Seven Lakes, Ridge Point, Pearland, Houston Memorial, Summer Creek, and Tompkins having something to prove in 2025.
Kingwood Park sits at the No.1 spot in the girls' field of play, as well. But, Lake Creek, Friendswood, and Santa Fe could have something to say about that in the coming months.
As the season's first kick-off draws nearer, let's break down the best of the best when it comes to H-Town Soccer
18. Magnolia West Mustangs -- 19-5-4 (Regiona III-5A Finalists)
19. Clear Lake Falcons -- 16-4-2 (Bi-District Finalists)
20. Fulshear Chargers -- 15-4-4 (Area Finalists in 5A)
Honorable Mentions: Cypress Ranch, Alief Taylor, Summer Creek, Dawson, MacArthur, Paetow, Deer Park, North Shore, Channelview, Cypress Springs, Katy Taylor, Grand Oaks, Houston Wisdom, Pearland, Klein Forest, Cypress Ridge, Waller
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CLASS 5A TOP-10 (BOYS)
1. Kingwood Park Panthers -- 20-3-2 (Regional Semifinalists)
2. Terry Rangers -- 24-1-4 (Regional Semifinalists)
3. Spring Woods Tigers -- 12-6-4 (Area Finalists in 6A)
4. Crosby Cougars -- 17-5-2 (Area Finalists)
5. Randle Lions -- 13-8-1 (Area Finalists)
6. Lake Creek Lions -- 12-8-2 (Bi-District Finalists)
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