RANKINGS
Klein Collins
District 15-6A will be uber-competitive in 2019
DISTRICT 15-6A
PRESEASON RANKINGS
The Woodlands
Klein Oak
Klein Collins
Klein
College Park
Klein Cain
Oak Ridge
Conroe
Klein Forest
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VYPE's PRESEASON AWARDS
MVP
Tyson Thompson, Klein
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OFFENSIVE MVP
Bryeton Gilford, The Woodlands
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DEFENSIVE MVP
Dwight McGlothern, Klein Oak
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BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Christian Pack, Conroe
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SLEEPER TEAM
College Park
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THE PROSPECTUS
When this district was formed at the last UIL realignment, there was a lot of oohs and aahs because of the powerful Klein ISD and Conroe ISD colliding week in and week out . The 2018 season lived up to the hype of this district being really good. Now, looking towards 2019 expect more of the same as the powers will shift a bit, especially in the middle of the playoff race.
The Woodlands Highlanders
Programs come and go, but The Woodlands remains a constant. The Highlanders will be explosive on offense with either Ben Mills or Lake Travis move-in Peyton Janacek running the show at QB. Running back Bryeton Gilford carried the load, rushing for over 1,200 yards and will have solid line with Jett Duncan and Cody Johnson to open holes again. The X-factor will be athlete Kansas-commit Malik Johnson, who is special with the ball in his hands. Baton Rouge move-in Theodore Knox will also help ignite the offense as a national recruit at WR. DT Caleb Fox will anchor the defense along with DB Carter Doucet.
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Klein Oak Panthers
Klein Oak also received a move-in as super freak Dwight McGlothern is now a Panther. The four-star defensive back can also play receiver and may become QB Montrell Bolton's main man. Charles Garrett will be the featured back. Klein Oak was hit by graduation on both lines and will need to develop some bigs down inthe trenches. Dominic Morris will patrol the secondary,Nathan Herscher is an all-district returning linebacker and Dylan Scott and Chanstyn Thomas are solid upfront.
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Klein Collins Tigers
The Isaiah Spiller and Carter Rhyne-era is over at Klein Collins. Klein Collins brings back 11 total starters from last season. The Tigers will do it on the ground again with Braelon Bridges (644 yards, 9 TDs) and Johnathan Lewis. AJ Townsend (41 tackles) leads the defense at the end along with defensive backs Donald Lee and Trent Wilridge (67 tackles, 2 INTs) and defensive lineman Zechariah Ivery (23 tackles). Collins has always reloaded and coach Adrian Mitchell is ready to continue to put his stamp on this program in year two.
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Klein Bearkats
Klein's Mr. Everything, Tyler Thompson, is all over the field. He had nearly 900 yards receiving, returns kicks and is a talented cover-man in the secondary. QB Bryce Corriston will have a year of varsity experience, and Gabe Cossey and Aaron Chambers are his trusted bodyguards on the line. Laiton Turner will tote the rock and Jackson Miller is a trusted tight end. Defensively, it starts with Baylor-commit Will Garner, Josh Blalock and Roderick Martin.
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College Park Cavaliers
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Klein Cain Hurricanes
Klein Cain took its lumps last season, but there is a hurricane warning on the horizon. Coach Clancy returns QB Luke Pardee and RB Aaron Jordan this season, but the future is sophomores Jaydon Blue and Carson Roper. They could play a role in 2019. The main man on the line is Cedric Melton (Arizona-commit), who will be the first DI football recruit at the new school. The issue will be the trenches like most young teams. The defensive will have Bryson Culton and Isaac Hudson.
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Oak Ridge War Eagles
With the opening of Grand Oaks, Oak Ridge will suffer after graduating a huge senior class. But a new coach will lead the War Eagles this season as Mark Schmid comes out of a hiatus of coaching to lead Oak Ridge for the 2019 season. Back in the nest are Alton McCaskill at RB and Kavon Thompson at WR on offense and Aiden Chambers on defense. Helping Chambers will be Treyvion Thomas and KC Ossai.
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Conroe Tigers
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Klein Forest Golden Eagles
Klein Forest won the Class 6A state championship in track and was in the state game in hoops. Can that rub off on the football team? Klein Forest brings back 12 total starters from a team that went 1-9 a year ago. Despite the rough season, the Golden Eagles bring back Maurice Westmoreland, who was a key to the Klein Forest track and field state title in the throws. He rushed for 350 yards last year to go with 36 tackles and three sacks. It will be tough sledding in this brutal district, but the Eagles could squeak out a few wins. Other key returners include Saul Mena(TE), Delvin Jones (QB), Myles Rhodes (QB) and Dylan Hamilton (ATH).
Grimes officially signs with Houston
Quentin Grimes is officially back home.
The former College Park star signed with Houston on Friday, which was formally announced by the university the same day. Grimes played his freshman season at Kansas.
Grimes will have to sit out the 2019-2020 season due to NCAA Transfer rules but will have three years of eligibility remaining once he starts playing games again as a redshirt sophomore for the 2020-2021 season.
"One of the things I have always liked about Quentin is his basketball IQ and his ability to make plays. Everyone knows he can score, but one of his biggest strengths is being a playmaker," University of Houston coach Kelvin Sampson said in a release. "Quentin is pretty good at a lot of things but what he does really well is think the game. That's how he is going to help us. I am excited to welcome Quentin and his family to Houston Basketball."
Grimes started in 36 games for the Jayhawks last season, of which he recorded double digit points in 13 of them and was second on the team with 72 assists.
"We had a great visit when my family came to Houston, and I knew a lot of the guys on the team. I liked they way they embraced me and made me feel welcome," Grimes said in the news release. "I liked everything about Coach Sampson and the way he coaches the game. He is a players' coach. He lets his players play through mistakes, but he still coaches them hard."