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FEVER PITCH: Broader Ambitions Await No. 23 Cy-Fair
No. 23 -- Cy-Fair Bobcats
Led by coach Lisa DeBruin, Cy-Fair shared the 17-6A title with Stratford last season, with both teams going 12-2 in district play. The Bobcats opened the postseason with a 10-0 rout of Lamar before falling to nationally ranked Katy in the Area Round.
A strong nucleus of proven playmakers comes back to lead the Bobcats as they aim to build on a 20-10 campaign and seize full control of the district slate in 2026.
Power-hitter Cori Figgs (Sr. RHP/1B), a Grambling State signee and first-team all-district pick, will anchor the pitching staff and batting order, after hitting .373 with 20 RBIs and four home runs last spring. Sophomore outfielder Claire Lindsay, 17-6A Newcomer of the Year, batted just under .400 while amassing 17 RBIs and 28 runs scored.
Furthermore, junior utility player Chloe Rios (second-team), junior outfielder Addisyn Merriwether (honorable mention), and senior catcher Amelia Tarr (Central Baptist College) help compose a group expected to keep Cy-Fair in contention at the top of 17-6A.
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THE BOBCATS: Cy Fair Coming Off 2024 Regional Final Appearance
Under the guidance of eighth-year head coach Billy Hardin (197 wins), the Cy-Fair Bobcats are coming off a strong 2024 campaign, highlighted by a District 17-6A title and an impressive run to the Regional Final for the first time since 2018.
The Bobcats’ postseason push was halted by eventual State Finalist Pearland in a tight Game 3, further highlighting the team’s growing reputation as a serious contender.
Rice-commit Isaac Robles (Jr. RHP/IF) returns to lead the charge for BFND, after receiving a District MVP nod last spring, for his efforts on the mound (8-3 record, 1.27 ERA, 97 K) and at the plate (.368 BA, 29 RBI, 3 HR). He will be joined by a talented lineup that includes seniors Bo Caraway (Baylor commit/.323 BA, 31 runs, 47 stolen bases), Dylan Rostron (Odessa College), and Donovan Abel (Sr. C), as well as standout juniors Wade Sebek (17-6A Newcomer of the Year) and Clayton Crosby (second-team, all-district).
The team’s pitching corps will also rely on junior right-hander Jordan Schoenvogel (honorable mention), alongside Rostron and Sebek, to provide key innings from the bullpen.