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Atascocita Sr. G Adam Boyd (LA Tech)
AWARDS SZN: 2025-26 Houston Boys Basketball All-VYPE Teams
*Names will be listed alphabetically
**The VYPE Awards -- naming Player of the Year Finalists & Team of the Year -- will be released in the coming weeks.
ALL-VYPE PHOTO GALLERY: Isaiah Santos -- Seven Lakes
Matt Powell (VYPE)
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All-VYPE Public School Boys Basketball Teams
FIRST-TEAM
Adam Boyd, Atascocita
Josh Goodwin Jr., Cypress Ranch
Alvin Mosley, Almeta Crawford
Daniel Patton, Cypress Falls
Isaiah Santos, Seven Lakes
SECOND-TEAM
Ife Bolaji, Cypress Springs
Devan Brown, Pearland
Jachai Cantave, Atascocita
Christian Gibson, North Shore
Nasir Price, Seven Lakes
THIRD-TEAM
TroyNelle Belle, Dickinson
Madden Hill, Clear Springs
Jayden Jones, Fort Bend Marshall
Malcolm McNair, La Marque
Trey Pinkard, Grand Oaks
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Eric Beard Jr., Heights
Bryson Campbell, Angleton
Gabe Childress, Barbers Hill
Peter Dorsey, Wheatley
Evan Egans, Crosby
Marwane Fadika, Katy Jordan
Peyton George, Strake Jesuit
Avin Glover, Pearland
Korben "KJ" Goodwin, Cypress Ranch
Daniel Green, Shadow Creek
Brandon Harris, La Marque
Yanni Ibikunle, Randle
CJ Ideozu, Cypress Springs
Ebube Joseph, Grand Oaks
Jae’qurian Lincoln, Humble
Jose Martins, Seven Lakes
Damon Miles, Clear Lake
Javen Nededog, West Fork
Malik Olajuwon, Clements
Reggie Rideau, Summer Creek
Anthony Sadler, Dawson
Zayson Salanoa, Atascocita
Chancellor Simpson, Klein
Jaylen Singleton, Almeta Crawford
De'Marcus Sloan, North Shore
Fola Sodipo, Tompkins
Armani Theus, Fort Bend Marshall
Brody Thornton, George Ranch
Chase Wiley, Iowa Colony
Tyrie Wooten Jr., Klein Oak
All-VYPE Private School Boys Basketball Teams
FIRST-TEAM
Reese Alston, Second Baptist
Shia Francis, Second Baptist
Alim Olajuwon, Episcopal
Ramsey Sato, The Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA)
Landon Veal, Houston Christian
SECOND-TEAM
Will Arriaga, Houston Christian
Jayvien Cummings, Westbury Christian
Will Goolsby, Second Baptist
Nyle Harrison, Episcopal
Sean Jimmy-Ducksworth, Fort Bend Christian Academy (FBCA)
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Chase Baker, St. Thomas Episcopal
Holden Caltabiano, TWCA
Jackson Day, TWCA
Cason Hall, Second Baptist
Preston Kieschnick, TWCA
Dan Mangala, Westbury Christian
Josiah McGowen, Houston Christian
Ghaven Mittal, Concordia Lutheran
Dylan Nunn, FBCA
Jaxen Palmer, St. Francis Episcopal
Kaiden Smith, Second Baptist
Jaylen Walker, Lutheran South Academy
2025-26 Episcopal HS Girls Soccer
THE WRAP: Recapping the 2025-26 SPC Winter Championships; Episcopal, Kinkaid, HCHS flex
4A GIRLS BASKETBALL -- The Kinkaid School REPEATS
Matt Powell (VYPE)
The Lady Falcons have entered dynasty territory. Head coach Stacey Marshall and company capped the winter campaign with a 65-57 victory over Houston Christian on Valentine’s Day, securing back-to-back SPC 4A championships. The triumph not only completed the repeat for, but also delivered the program’s 12th title overall — and its fifth since 2017 — underscoring a sustained run of excellence rather than a fleeting moment at the top.
It’s no secret where the firepower originated for The Kinkaid School during its 30-5 campaign. Anchored by a standout junior class, Ma’Ryiah Alfred, Lauren Hull, Sydney Marshall, Kamdyn Flora, Alexandra Gordon and Victoria Walden proved instrumental in the Falcons’ push to run it back. With each expected back next season, the foundation is firmly in place for a potential three-peat — a prospect that feels far more realistic than speculative.
4A BOYS BASKETBALL -- Houston Christian cruises to the title
Isaiah Vela (VYPE)
The Mustangs embodied their “#BeELITE” mantra — and then some — in 2026, authoring a 35-1 campaign that culminated in a decisive 66-42 win against rival Episcopal in the SPC 4A Championship on Saturday. With the win, Houston Christian claimed its fifth title under head coach Ron Crandall and captured its first ring since the 2022-23 season. The dominant run also vaulted the Mustangs into the Top 5 statewide, according to MaxPreps, further cementing their place among Texas’ elite.
While the All-SPC selections have yet to be announced, much of Houston Christian’s winter success can be traced to a core group that set the tone on both ends of the floor. Tournament MVP Landon Veal (Jr., F) spearheaded the charge, supported by fellow juniors Will Arriaga (F) and Jojo McGowen (G), along with senior guard Demetri Lewis. Together, they anchored a unified, athletic front that consistently dictated tempo and delivered in pivotal moments.
4A GIRLS SOCCER -- Episcopal goes BACK-2-BACK
Alex Hinson (VYPE)
Guided by head coach Rachel Stelter, Episcopal — ranked No. 4 in Texas by MaxPreps — posted a 13-4-1 campaign that peaked at the right moment. The winter concluded with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over defending champion St. Stephen’s Episcopal in the SPC 4A title match.
After falling to St. Stephen’s in last year’s postseason, the Knights exacted a measure of poetic justice while claiming their first championship since 2024 and their second in as many seasons. The narrow score reflected the intensity of the matchup, but Episcopal’s composure under pressure ultimately defined the outcome.
4A BOYS SOCCER -- Episcopal makes it 4 IN A ROW
Alex Hinson (VYPE)
The Episcopal Knights completed a perfect 11-0 season with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over St. Stephen’s Episcopal on Saturday, clinching the SPC 4A championship. The low-scoring contest highlighted the Knights’ defensive discipline and composure, allowing them to preserve their unbeaten record.
Under head coach Travis Smith, Episcopal secured its fourth consecutive title and ninth overall, continuing a run of steady success. With fundamentals and team chemistry firing at full strength, the Knights reinforced their standing as one of Texas’ top programs, showing that their achievements are built on consistent performance rather than expectation.
Swimming & Diving
Awty International's Kathelijne Donkers
Jamey Wright (VYPE)
In 3A action, the Awty International Rams captured the girls’ title with 158 points, narrowly edging The John Cooper School, which finished with 122. Standout performances from Kathelijne Donkers, Luciana Craig, and Lena Dwyer anchored Awty’s championship effort. On the boys’ side, John Cooper turned the tables, cruising to a 162.5-point victory behind strong contributions from William Loefell, Noah Frome, Andy Wang, Jack Helm, and Michael Yakovlev.
The 4A meet saw St. Stephen’s Episcopal claim the girls’ crown with 116 points, finishing eight ahead of runner-up Duchesne. Reena Desireddi, Ashna Ross, and Campbell Walker were key in maintaining the Spartans’ edge. Meanwhile, the St. Mark’s Lions dominated the boys’ competition, compiling 162 points to secure the championship, with standout performances from Armaan Newaskar, Ethan Wang, Ilan Gunawardena, and Oliver Geheb.
ELSEWHERE IN THE SPC CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 2025-26 St. John's School Wrestling team
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
WRESTLING
Champion*: St. John’s School Mavericks
Runner-Up: The Kinkaid School Falcons
SPC 3A GIRLS BASKETBALL
Champion*: Episcopal School of Dallas Eagles
Runner-Up: The John Cooper School Dragons
FINAL SCORE: 36-34
SPC 3A BOYS BASKETBALL
Champion*: Episcopal School of Dallas Eagles
Runner-Up: Fort Worth Country Day Falcons
FINAL SCORE: 61-55
SPC 3A GIRLS SOCCER
Champion*: Trinity Valley Trojans
Runner-Up: Episcopal School of Dallas Eagles
FINAL SCORE: 6-0
SPC 3A BOYS SOCCER
Champion*: TBD – Cistercian Prep vs. Episcopal School of Dallas taking place on 2/17 @ 6:00 PM
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