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The stars of 2025-26 Episcopal Football
PRIVATE SCHOOL RANKINGS: No. 5 Episcopal Knights
A standout on both the football field and wrestling mat, Morgan leverages that athletic crossover to his advantage, tallying 58 tackles – including four for loss – and one sack last season. He’s joined by fellow seniors Jake Campbell (59 tackles) and Travis Johnson II (30 tackles, 4 TFL), forming a battle-tested trio that sets the defensive tone. Milan Shultz adds experience and stability in the secondary at cornerback.
Episcopal Sr. LB Madden MorganDoug Brown (VYPE)
Offensively, Episcopal will have some retooling to do, but the group leans on the leadership of senior lineman Jackson Adams, a tough, two-way presence in the trenches, and wide receiver Tommy Hetherington, a reliable target in the passing game for incoming sophomore Donovan Warren (Bridgeland-transfer).
It always seems to be a coin flip between Episcopal and Kinkaid for the SPC crown. Come November, we’ll see which way it lands.
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Episcopal's Breylan Thompson
MR. PRESIDENT: Episcopal’s Thompson raking in offers
Given his proclivity to disrupt the pass, and his dual-threat capability from both the corner and safety positions, Thompson has been turning heads from colleges across the nation.
Justin Hartojo (VYPE)
Ranging from several Ivy League schools such as Princeton, Harvard, Penn and Dartmouth, to an array of other exceptional programs like -- Sam Houston State, Lamar, Air Force and Army -- the offers continue to roll in for this Episcopal talent.
“It’s a blessing,” said Thompson. “A big part of the reason I work so hard on the field is to open doors of opportunity in life as a whole, and vice versa. I work hard in the classroom to make sure I have the grades to play for any institution. I’ve always valued academics so having the opportunity to get the highest level of education is truly a gift.”
In addition to putting in the work on the field and in the classroom, Thompson also conveys his commitment to his future via his role as Episcopal’s Class President.
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
“I’d be lying if I told you it was easy, but I would also be lying if I told you it wasn’t worth it,” he said. “Episcopal has done so much for me in my time there, and I ran for student body President to ultimately return the favor. There’s a lot on my plate with sports and recruitment, but learning to manage my responsibilities now will definitely prepare me for later in life.”
Speaking of commitment, Thompson has yet to officially decide where he intends to go when he graduates a year from now. But, with all the offers he’s already received, and the ones that will inevitably come, his dreams may soon turn into reality.
“Initially I wanted to make a decision prior to the season but I wanted to give myself a little more time to make such a big decision,” Thompson said. “I’ll probably end up making my decision either during the season, or some time right after."
"Growing up, my dream school was always Stanford or Duke -- two high level institutions that also have high level athletics. I always wanted to play football and go to school somewhere where athletics and academics were top tier, and those two schools are just that.”
Justin Hartojo (VYPE)
The Fall season will be here before you know it. So, expect “Mr. President” Breylan Thompson to maintain his high-level of play as he represents Episcopal one last time.
“Episcopal has completely changed my life and has opened so many doors of opportunity. EHS has introduced me to important people that have impacted my life,” he said. “It’s given me the chance to learn and study at a high level, while also giving me access to resources and facilities to become a better athlete.”
“Episcopal has helped me become such a well-rounded person and that’s a large part of the reason I am where I am today.”