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The All-VYPE Offensive Teams presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
What a big year it was for Houston-area public school football as North Shore and Paetow won their respective UIL Classifications.
Katy reached the State Semis along with Tomball and Crosby. A team is make of stars and here are the All-VYPE Offensive Teams of the Year presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedic and Sports Medicine.
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OFFENSIVE MVP (WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED AS PART OF THE VYPE AWARDS presented by Houston Methodist Orthopedic and Sports Medicine.)
FINALISTS
Conner Weigman, Bridgeland
Harold Perkins, Cy Park
Rueben Owens, El Campo
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QUARTERBACK
First-Team
Cale Hellums, Tomball
Conner Weigman, Bridgeland
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Second-Team
Bert Emanuel Jr., Ridge Point
Bishop Davenport, Spring
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Honorable-Mention
Kaleb Bailey, North Shore
Duke Butler, Shadow Creek
Demetrias Charles, Channelview
CJ Dumas, Paetow
DJ Lagway, Willis
Luke Martin, Dickinson
Mabrey Mettauer, The Woodlands
Nash Rankin, Stratford
Gavin Rutherford, Cinco Ranch
Carson Roper, Klein Cain
Cardell Williams, Westfield
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RUNNING BACKS
First-Team
Seth Davis, Katy
Rueben Owens, El Campo
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Second-Team
Richard Reese, Bellville
Jalen Washington, Montgomery
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Honorable Mention
Lloyd Avant, Summer Creek
Hunter Bilbo, Magnolia West
Kendrick Bradley, Klein Forest
Jacob Brown, Paetow
Jeremy Payne, Hightower
Kedrick Reescano, New Caney
Santana Scott, Morton Ranch
Demonte Seymore, Manvel
David Smith, Clear Falls
Jerrell Wimbley, CE King
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OFFENSIVE LINE
First-Team
Kelvin Banks, Summer Creek
Kameron Dewberry, Atascocita
Talmadge Pounds, North Shore
Jeremiah Richard, Paetow
PJ Williams, Dickinson
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Second-Team
Landon Roaten, Tomball
Kaden Sieracki, The Woodlands
Tevin Shaw, Manvel
Bryce Simpson, Cypress Ranch
Caleb Webb, Katy
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Honorable Mention
Trey Brooks, Cy Falls
Ashton Funk, Tompkins
Reagan Gill, Jersey Village
Calvin Harvey, Ridge Point
Nolan Hay, Taylor
Nonso Omezi, Westside
Hudson Perroni, Stratford
Charles Ridley, Montgomery
Zach Session, Morton Ranch
Isaiah Villanueva, Paetow
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WIDE RECEIVERS
First-Team
Matthew Golden, Klein Cain
Chris Marshall, FB Marshall
Louis Williams III, Conroe
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Second-Team
Nic Anderson, Katy
Andrew Maleski, Bridgeland
Kole Wilson, Paetow
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Honorable Mention
David Amador, North Shore
Cadyn Bradley, Spring
Caleb Douglas, Hightower
Ben Ferguson, The Woodlands
Izeal Jones, Pearland
Cameron Kirkwood, Crosby
Josh McMillan, Tompkins
Xavier Neal, Heights
Seth Salverino, Cinco Ranch
Marvin Session, Ridge Point
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TIGHT END
First-Team
Donovan Green, Dickinson
Cody Mladenka, College Park
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Second-Team
Reid Mikeska, Bridgeland
Hawkins Polly, Stratford
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Hononable Mention
Luke Carter, Katy
Gavin Howard, Deer Park
Thomas Jewett, Strake Jesuit
Cooper Stevens, Cy-Fair
Gavin Waits, Fulshear
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ATHLETES
First-Team
Ja’Koby Banks, FB Marshall
Harold Perkins, Cy Park
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Second-Team
Ryan Niblett, Eisenhower
Ky Woods, Clear Falls
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Honorable Mention
Jadarius Brown, Conroe
Cyrin Myles, Crosby
Marques Neal, Channelview
Dominic Njoku, Travis
Patrick Smith, FB Clements
Tijae Williams, Fulshear
Wyatt Young, Tompkins
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KICKERS
First-Team
Carter Brown, Dawson
Trevor Helburg, Crosby
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Second-Team
Anthony Fuentes, Paetow
Tony Sterner, Kingwood Park
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Honorable Mention
Carlos Alvarado, Tomball
Jonathan Dimas, Westfield
Keegan Sneedon, Seven Lakes
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LC-M Battlin' Bears down El Campo, 24-21, advance to State Quarters for first time since 1997
SHENANDOAH - When Eric Peevey took over Little Cypress-Mauriceville it was assumed that the success he had fostered at Beaumont West Brook - a program he guided to AT&T Stadium in 2018 - could transfer over to LC-M.
It has in just year one.
Defeating Columbia last week 42-21 was already a huge victory for the program as it was its first Area Round win since 1997. Now, the Battlin' Bears have continued their best playoff run since the late 90s by upsetting El Campo.
LC-M walked into Woodforest Bank Stadium on Friday night and downed superstar running back Rueben Owens II and El Campo with a thrilling 24-21 victory.
"I'm extremely proud of these boys," Peevey said. "They did an unbelievable job. All year, I laugh because we don't even hand out scouting reports anymore. Everybody talks about Rueben Owens and the guys they have but we don't even focus on what they have it's what we need to do. The kids take our gameplan and execute it."
Ashton Landry led LC-M offensively going 6 for 11 for 59 yards and then rushing 19 times for 146 yards and two scores. Da'Marion Morris also played a big role as he rushed 14 times for 137 yards and a score.
TOUCHDOWN
LCM scores off a great run by the RB, extending the lead to 10. #txhsfb
5:39 left in the 4th@LCMBearFootball 24@Ricky_Ricebird 14 pic.twitter.com/uABUZjxsjb
— VYPE Houston (@vypehouston) November 27, 2021
The Battlin' Bears move on to face Chapel Hill - which is on to the fourth round for the fifth time and first since 2011 - next week in the State Quarterfinals. It is just the second-ever trip to the fourth round in program history for LC-M.
"Brick-by-brick, eyes up and keep climbing, that's how we work," Peevey said. "We were picked fifth in the district. They were 1-7 last year. So, we don't even talk about the end game. All we're worried about is play by play and executing what we need to do play-by-play."
TOUCHDOWN
On 4th and 1 LCM goes for it and QB Ashton Landry takes it all the way for the Score! #txhsfb
4:06 left in the 2nd@LCMBearFootball -14@Ricky_Ricebird -7 pic.twitter.com/VElpTt9Ih8
— VYPE Houston (@vypehouston) November 27, 2021
El Campo's Rueben Owens II rushed 29 times for 204 yards and three scores in the loss. Jontre Davis had 103 yards on 17 carries. Owens finishes his junior season with 246 carries for 2,991 yards and 46 rushing scores and 49 overall.
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