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Fort Bend Crawford's Alvin Mosley
JUST GETTING STARTED: Mosley the driving force behind Crawford's imminent breakthrough
Mosley, a 6-foot-2, four-star prospect, brings a rare combination of size, athleticism, polished route-running, and reliable hands.
Those traits helped him earn first-team, all-district honors in 2024 after hauling in 52 receptions for 830 yards and 11 touchdowns.
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His consistent production and big-play ability make him one of the most efficient wideouts in the state, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed. He was recently ranked No. 115 nationally in On3’s updated Rivals300 list, drawing major offers from Texas, Florida State, Arkansas, TCU, Houston, and others.
While Mosley’s individual accolades are impressive, they’re even more significant in the context of Crawford’s team journey.
The Chargers finished 5-6 in 2024, securing a fourth-place spot in District 12-4A-D1 and earning a postseason
appearance — all in their first year of varsity competition. With Mosley returning as a centerpiece of the offense, expectations for the fall are understandably high.
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Beyond the football field, Mosley’s athleticism continues to shine. He’s also the reigning District MVP in basketball, underscoring his multi-sport versatility and competitive edge.
As Crawford looks to take the next step in its rapid development, Mosley’s presence on the field will be one of the biggest reasons why. Whether he’s stretching defenses vertically or making contested catches in traffic, his ability to impact the game is undeniable — and he’s only just getting started.
The foundation has been laid. Now, with a full offseason of growth and experience under his belt, Alvin Mosley is ready to lead the Almeta Crawford program into a new chapter — one that could very well put the Chargers on the state map.
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The stars of 2025-26 Needville Football
DISTRICT 12-4A-DI: Needville, Navasota begin on top; FB Crawford, Stafford trending upward
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Most Valuable Player: Jace Jablonski, Navasota
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Cameron Hall, Needville
Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Kobie Campbell, Needville
Defensive Player of the Year: Khaidyn Hopson, Fort Bend Crawford
Breakout Player of the Year: Alvin Mosley, Fort Bend Crawford
On the Cusp: Fort Bend Willowridge Eagles
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Needville posted a 7-5 record in 2024 and reached the Area Round of the playoffs before falling to Kilgore. The Blue Jays bring back plenty of firepower to the field for 2025. First-team, all-district picks QB Cameron Hall and RB Kobie Campbell will pace the offensive attack. Hall passed for 1,402 yards and 17 touchdowns, while Campbell rushed for 1,350 yards and 16 touchdowns. This dynamic duo will make gameplanning for Needville a nightmare. Also returning on offense is first-team, all-district OL Kameron Krejci. Defensively, first-team, all-district selection Diego Hernandez (ILB) is coming off a great season that saw him rack up 90 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and four sacks. Second-team, all-district pick Colton Butler led the Blue Jays with 97 tackles in 2024. Leo Garcia was an honorable-mention, all-district pick after racking up a team-leading nine sacks and 75 tackles from his spot on the defensive line. Other players to watch include safety Kase Vacek (3 INT, 53 tackles), center Kaden Jakubec, DL Santiago Gonzales (3 sacks, 54 tackles) and K Jesus Miranda.
Navasota reached the Regional Semifinal round last season after posting a 7-6 record. The Rattlers will have to replace the rushing performance of Artavian Rutherford but have plenty of firepower back in the air attack. First-team, all-district receiver Da’Quan Pratt was on the cusp of a 1,000-yard season in 2024 finishing with 920 yards and eight scores to lead the team. The man throwing him the rock will be Jace Jablonski, who is coming off a stellar sophomore season. Jablonski passed for 2,124 yards and 19 touchdowns in 2024. Other key returners include second-team, all-district utility selection Valentin Castaneda and second-team, all-district defensive end Rodney Spinks (24 tackles, 1 sack). Also watch for ILB Davyn Torres and OLB Ashten Myles.
Fort Bend Crawford is coming off its first year of varsity play and the Chargers already have a playoff appearance under their belts. The Chargers went 5-6 a year ago under head coach David Jackson and the squad returns 21 starters. University of Minnesota-commit Trason Richardson (DB) is coming off a first-team, all-district performance where he registered 39 solo tackles, forced one fumble and recovered three. District 12-4A-DI Newcomer of the Year Braylen Fisher passed for 1,673 yards and 17 scores, while rushing for another 247 yards and two scores. Co-Defensive Newcomer of the Year Khaidyn Hopson had 42 tackles (21 solo), five sacks, four forced fumbles and three recoveries coming off the edge. Other key returners include WR Alvin Mosley (first-team, all-district; 830 yards, 11 TDs), OT Osagie Obaseki (20+ pancakes), LB Camron Alakija (34 solo tackles, 17 assisted tackles), and RB Dedrick Polk (490 yards, 5 TDs, 10 rec., 125 yards).
Stafford reached the Regional Round of the 2024 playoffs and finished 8-5 overall. Ken Savanah (89-52 at Stafford) returns 13 starters as they seek an eighth-straight year of playoff football. The Spartans return Defensive Newcomer of the Year Denim Steed along with first-teamers Ja’Bron Sonnier and Hatangmana Olivier on that side of the ball. All-District receiver Aiden Seals is also back. Other names to remember include Jaidyn Torres, Jayden Lovdahl, Nic Young and Rob Endsley. Keys to success in 2025 include developing young talent, offensive line development, staying healthy and establishing their culture, according to Savanah.
Fort Bend Willowridge went 3-7 a year ago and return eight starters off that team. Fourth-year coach Kendron Penson will look to three-time all-district center Terry Wade to anchor the line up front along with two-year starter Ameer Carter at tackle. WR Jacoby Johnson is coming off a year with 32 catches for 348 yards and four scores. Defensively, safety Jonathan Johnson and DL Abdulaziz Kehinde will be looked towards to provide leadership on that side of the ball, both being two-year starters.
Brazosport went 0-10 last season. The Exporters return nine starters, including a pair of all-district selections including running back Chris Norton and defensive tackle Max Rodriguez (36 tackles). The team is also set to return QB Cameron Hinton (825 yards, 4 TDs) and RB/LB D’Erion Ramsey (485 yards, 5 TDs; 87 tackles). Other key returners include JJ Barclay and Isaiah Leija.