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The Lone Star College Player of the Week: Randle's Landen Williams-Callis makes history
RANDLE’S LANDEN WILLIAMS-CALLIS IS MAKING GREATER HOUSTON HISTORY
Randle’s Landen Williams-Callis has already cemented himself as one of the biggest stories in Greater Houston high school football.
The Texas commit helped lead the Lions to a state championship in 2024, followed by another trip to the State Finals last season. Now, he’s rewriting the record book with every carry.
Last week against Victoria East, Williams-Callis broke the all-time Greater Houston touchdown record, previously held by his cousin, Jaquizz Rodgers of Lamar Consolidated.
Williams-Callis entered the game within striking distance of the record and made history in the first quarter, scoring his 137th career touchdown to move into the top spot.
And he wasn’t done.
The Texas-bound star finished the night with five total touchdowns, adding another unforgettable chapter to what has already been a historic high school career.
The record now belongs to Williams-Callis — and he’s not finished adding to it.
Landen Williams-Callis is the Lone Star College Player of the Week.
Whataburger Team of the Week: Klein Cain Stuns Tomball in a District Showdown
A win during the district schedule carries plenty of weight on its own. Doing so against the potential favorite to hoist the title, however, is about as big a statement as Klein Cain (3-0) could make.
The Hurricanes hosted previously undefeated Tomball this past Friday, ultimately outpacing the Cougars, 55-38, in front of a packed home crowd. Tomball’s offense, rightfully touted for its rushing attack, produced as expected. But as the final score reflected, Cain had an answer at every stage of the game.
As has been the case throughout the fall, head coach James Clancy’s offensive line kept the pocket clean for signal-caller Jace Hanks, who is enjoying a breakout campaign in 2026. Still just a junior, Hanks is averaging more than 200 passing yards per game with seven touchdowns and no interceptions. When he isn’t connecting with Cooper Karns, Israel Smith, and Tyson Freeman, Hanks can make plays with his legs, too, totaling 244 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Speaking of the ground game, senior Eyan Johnson has flourished as the Hurricanes’ lead back, totaling nearly 450 all-purpose yards and seven combined touchdowns. He’s complemented by junior tailback Earl Oguinn Jr., who adds another explosive element as a pass-catcher.
Defensively, Cain has been opportunistic, consistently giving the offense enough of a cushion to close out contests. Senior defensive lineman Jaemin Gilstrap anchors the run-stopping unit up front alongside linebackers Jerod Spraberry and Gage Hansberger, while junior linemen Mir Ibragimov and Bryson Bucola generate pressure in the pocket.
There’s still plenty left to be decided for the 3-0 Hurricanes, with a particularly challenging October stretch featuring Klein Collins, Klein High, and Klein Oak. Even so, Klein Cain’s emphatic win over Tomball could signal that this squad is poised to reclaim the district title it last won in 2024.
































