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On My Whistle Podcast | TXHSFB Week 2 Recap, New VYPE Houston Rankings
VYPE’s Matt Malatesta and Jackson DiPasquale are back to review and preview the Houston high school football scene as we roll into Week 3, and the storylines are already heating up.
The College Park Cavaliers have made headlines by climbing into the Top 10 after a hot start, proving they’re ready to hang with the area’s elite. Meanwhile, Klein Collins surged up the rankings thanks to a statement win over Willis, showing off their physical defense and depth. Their district-mates at Klein High are also grabbing attention, averaging over 60 points per game in their first two contests — an offensive explosion that has fans buzzing.
Over in Atascocita, the Eagles continue to impress, led by early-season Player of the Year frontrunner Cardae Mack, who powered another dominant win, this time over traditional powerhouse Katy.
In Class 5A, La Porte has emerged as a leader in the conversation, riding momentum and strong execution to separate themselves from the pack. On the private school stage, St. Thomas is holding it down as one of the premier programs, with their high-powered offense and veteran leadership setting the tone.
The season is just heating up — listen in as Malatesta and DiPasquale break it all down on On My Whistle.
Atascocita flexed against Katy to go 2-0
Atascocita gets signature of the weekend; updated VYPE Rankings
Week 2 of Greater Houston high school football brought more clarity to the landscape as contenders began to separate themselves from the pack.
Ridge Point survived a scrappy challenge from Fulshear, showing resilience in a hard-fought win. The Panthers now turn their attention to a massive matchup against No. 3 Bridgeland in the VYPE Thursday Night Showdown, one of the most anticipated games of the young season.
Few players are hotter than Atascocita’s Cardae Mack, who is already making a strong case for Player of the Yearhonors. Mack once again delivered a dominant performance in a lopsided victory over perennial power Katy, further cementing Atascocita as a force to watch.
Meanwhile, Klein Collins made one of the biggest statements of the week with a commanding blowout win over highly ranked Willis, a victory that propelled the Tigers up the city’s rankings. Cypress Springs also earned its way into the Top 25 after another strong performance.
Across town, North Shore reminded everyone why it’s a championship-caliber program. The Mustangs’ defense pitched a shutout while quarterback Kaleb Maryland continued to shine, providing balance on offense.
In Class 5A, Dayton is trending upward with impressive early-season momentum, positioning themselves as a dark horse to watch.
On the private school stage, St. Thomas and The Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) headline the conversation. This week, TWCA squares off with No. 3 Lutheran South in what promises to be the Game of the Week.
With Week 2 in the books, the playoff picture is starting to take shape — and the best football is still to come.
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THE RANKINGS
CLASS 6A
No. 1 Ridge Point Panthers
No. 2 Summer Creek Bulldogs
No. 3 Bridgeland Bears
No. 4 The Woodlands Highlanders
No. 5 Atascocita Eagles
No. 6 Dickinson Gators
No. 7 Pearland Oilers
No. 8 North Shore Mustangs
No. 9 College Park Cavs
No. 10 Tomball Cougars
No. 11 Cy-Fair Bobcats
No. 12 Klein Collins Tigers
No. 13 Cy Woods Wildcats
No. 14 Shadow Creek Sharks
No. 15 Willis Wildkats
No. 16 Hightower Hurricanes
No. 17 Klein Bearkats
No. 18 Conroe Tigers
No. 19 Magnolia Bulldogs
No. 20 Cypress Springs Panthers
No. 21 Strake Jesuit Crusaders
No. 22 Jordan Warriors
No. 23 Cy Falls Eagles
No. 24 Kingwood Mustangs
No. 25 CE King Panthers
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CLASS 5A
No. 1 Randle Lions
No. 2 Iowa Colony Pioneers
No. 3 La Porte Bulldogs
No. 4 Angleton Wilcats
No. 5 Fort Bend Marshall Buffs
No. 6 Barbers Hill Eagles
No. 7 Dayton Broncos
No. 8 Huntsville Hornets
No. 9 Galveston Ball Tors
No. 10 Montgomery Bears
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PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS
No. 1 St. Thomas Eagles
No. 2 TWCA Warriors
No. 3 Lutheran South Pioneers
No. 4 John Cooper School
No. 5 Episcopal Knights