Having a successful Track and Field program takes balance. Sprints, long-distance, jumps, and throws all must have success and Coach Ray Lian is putting the puzzle together at King's Ridge.
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Having a successful Track and Field program takes balance. Sprints, long-distance, jumps, and throws all must have success and Coach Ray Lian is putting the puzzle together at King's Ridge.
The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Klein Oak Panthers volleyball team.
Klein Oak is looking to carry its regular-season success into the postseason after finishing 36-13 and advancing to the Bi-District round of the playoffs a year ago. Coach William Jenkins returns a talented roster that has the potential to take the next step in 2026.
Leading the way is District 15-6A Hitter of the Year Camille Csernik. The Miami commit put together a sensational season, totaling 603 kills and 282 digs, and returns as one of the top players in the Houston area.
First-team all-district middle blocker Amiya Bryant is also back after recording 175 kills and 91 blocks, while second-team all-district setter Lily Singletary returns to run the offense after registering 582 assists and 197 digs. Sophomore libero Ava Edmonds is another player to watch after totaling 212 digs and 408 serve receptions as a freshman.
Additional players expected to make an impact include Abigail Burton, Olivia Vidito, Emelia Dustmann, Ava Lawrence, Ava Schweiger, Ariya Perkins and Kate Schindewolf.
“After tying the school record for most regular-season wins, this team has an opportunity to leave its mark even higher!” Jenkins said. According to Jenkins, the keys to success for Klein Oak are simple: Start strong. Stay strong. Finish strong.

The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Oak Ridge War Eagles volleyball team.
Oak Ridge put together a 27-11 campaign last fall, advancing to the Area Round of the playoffs. With five starters returning, coach Tommie Sledge's squad brings back plenty of firepower and appears poised to take another step forward in 2026.
The offense is led by Rutgers commit Allie Lindsey, who earned second-team all-district honors after recording 253 kills, 146 digs, and 62 blocks last season. East Texas A&M commit Allison Luke also returns after garnering honorable mention all-district recognition. The outside hitter finished with 200 kills and is once again expected to be a key piece of the War Eagles' attack.
In the middle, Oak Ridge welcomes back District 13-6A Blocker of the Year Micah Rusher. The Memphis commit was a force at the net, totaling 133 blocks while adding 147 kills during her junior campaign.
Other players to watch include senior libero Brooklyn McQueary and junior middle blocker Faith Gandy.
According to Sledge, the keys to success this season will be communication, refusing to settle, embracing a "WE > ME" mentality, and consistently building one another up.

The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Clear Lake Falcons volleyball team.
How about the Clear Lake Falcons? Despite finishing fourth in district play, coach CiCi Anderson's squad pieced together an impressive 2025 showing, finishing 29-16 overall and making a memorable run to the third round of the postseason.
Now the question becomes: What will they do for an encore? The Falcons have a major void to fill at setter following the graduation of Peyton Aldridge, who dished out more than 1,000 assists a season ago. Replacing that production will be one of the biggest storylines entering 2026. Fortunately for Clear Lake, plenty of scoring punch returns.
The trio of Morgan Regner (Sr. OH), Landry Youngdahl (Sr. OH), and Abby Vogelmeier (Jr. MB) formed one of the area's most dangerous attacking groups last season, combining for more than 1,000 kills. Regner, a North Florida commit, was named the District Co-Newcomer of the Year, while Vogelmeier and Youngdahl received first-team and second-team all-district recognition, respectively.
Defensively, libero Natalie Herlambang remains the heartbeat of the back row after recording more than 700 digs last season. Avery Turner also returns and is expected to play a key role in bolstering the Falcons' defensive efforts.
Given the collection of attackers and defensive stability back in the fold, Clear Lake appears well-positioned to build on last year's postseason success and author another notable playoff push in 2026.

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