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IN GOODWIN WE TRUST: No. 15 Cypress Ranch give opponents double-double with Goodwins
15 — CYPRESS RANCH MUSTANGS
The time is now for Cypress Ranch.
After going 23–13 overalland 11–3 in district play a year ago, the Mustangs’ season ended earlier than expected with a tough second-round loss to Aldine.
But this year, coach Mason Huffmeister has a group built to make noise across CFISD and beyond.
Leading the way are the Goodwin brothers — Josh and KJ. Josh, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard with Division I offers, is smooth and skilled on the perimeter. KJ, also 6-foot-5, brings power and versatility in the paint. The duo complements each other perfectly, giving Cy Ranch a one-two punch few teams can match.
At the point, Chase Wilson provides steady leadership and control, while Jonathan Matsliah anchors the interior on defense.
Adding to the mix are football standouts Armani Edwards (OL), Joelle Arnett (WR), and Jacob Lee, whose physicality and toughness translate seamlessly to the court.
With athleticism, balance, and a hunger to prove themselves, the Mustangs could be one of the breakout stories in CFISD this season.
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The stars of 2025-26 Cypress Falls Girls Basketball
THE LAYUP LINE: No. 12 Cy Falls Eagles
No. 12 -- CYPRESS FALLS GOLDEN EAGLES
After a 12-year District Championship drought, Cy Falls made a statement in 2025, going 28-6 overall and 13-1 in district play.
Coach Larissa Leal – now in Year No. 4 – guided the team to the Regional Semifinals and now looks to carry that winning mentality into this year’s outing.
Once again, the Golden Eagles will be headlined by TGCA All-State selection and 17-6A Co-MVP Dazlyn McClenon, who averaged 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 steals per contest last season. Giselle Jackson – also a TGCA All-State pick and first-team, all-district honoree – piles onto the production, after posting some exceptional stats (14 ppg, 3 apg, 3 spg).
Andrea Vital (second-team) is another player to consider, as the roster prepares to maintain its competitive edge.
“Keys to this season are establishing leadership early, using preseason and early games to develop depth quickly, and playing to our strengths,” Leal said.
With returning talent and a championship mindset, Cypress Falls is ready to go “All In” in 25-26, aiming to defend its district crown and expand on their postseason success.
































