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VYPE Houston Boy's Basketball Player of the Year Fan Poll
Mar 08, 2021
The Basketball season is drawing to a close as the State Finals rapidly approach! It's been an incredible season, and the accolades have already begun to filter out. Now it's time for the fans to name their Player of the Year!
The VYPE Houston Boy's Basketball Player of the Year Fan Poll is now live! Fans will have the chance to vote until Sunday, March 14th, at 7 p.m.
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VYPE Preseason Boy's Basketball #7: Jack Yates Lions
The Wrap: Boys Basketball Playoffs Highlights, Interviews, Scores (Bi-District)
Feb 20, 2021
Even though it was delayed by just a few days, the 2021 UIL Boys Basketball playoffs have officially begun in Houston.
Saturday was a huge day across the city with multiple games being played at Houston ISD's Delmar Fieldhouse and Katy ISD's Merrell Center and multiple other locations.
VYPE was at both locations to take in some of the biggest games of the day.
We will continue to update this story throughout the day as scores, highlights and more comes in.
Jack Yates defeats Sealy 95-71
That's a Wrap from Delmar Fieldhouse in @HISDAthletics
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
👀 at the Pace of the Lions @JackYatesHoops @SealyISD pic.twitter.com/36cXO32WVK
Jack Yates showed its force again as it not suprisingly opened the playoffs with a double-digit win and nearly hitting the 100-point mark. The Lions are one of the teams that reached the state tournament last year but due to COVID-19 never got a chance to finish the year. Yates moves on to play the winner of Hamshire-Fannett and Silsbee next week in the Area Round.
VYPE Postgame Interview: Greg Wise, Jack Yates
VYPE PLAYOFFS HOOPS 🏀
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
Jack Yates coach Greg Wise talks about Win@JackYatesHoops @uiltexas pic.twitter.com/ybA0JMyVNb
Memorial defeats Westbury 62-51
63-51 win vs Westbury (who knocked us out last year) to grab the first bi-district victory in 19 years!
— MHSMustangHoops (@MHSMustangHoops) February 20, 2021
🏀@gelie_6 had a game high 31
🏀 Glenn Elie was 2nd scorer 10 pts
Really appreciate our friends and family showing up to support us. Now there’s more work to be done pic.twitter.com/lgFkmcxWSr
It was a big morning for the Memorial Mustangs who are into the second round of the playoffs for the first time since 2002. Only the third time since 1990 are the Mustangs into the Area Round. Memorial moves on to take on the winner of FB Elkins and Mayde Creek.
Fort Bend Bush defeats Katy Taylor
FINAL SCORE @BHS_Broncos - 83@ths_hoops - 71@FBISDAthletics Bush moves on to Area round where they will face Heights or Cy-Fair | @Almightyz_24 had 21 @hoopinsider @FortBendISD pic.twitter.com/EELTx1vuGx
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
Despite being the fourth-place team out of a very competitive district, Fort Bend Bush wasn't about to bow out of the playoffs early.
Coach Brandon Gay was proud of how his team responded time and time again in an eventual 12-point victory for his team on Saturday. Zion Bourgeois led the team with 21 points, 15 of those coming in the third quarter. Tyler Smith, a highly-touted 2023 prospect, poured in 19.
Katy Taylor was led by Jake Arnold's 22 points.
Fort Bend Bush has an immense amount of size, which will fair them well moving on in the playoffs. They will face either Heights or Cy-Fair next week in the Area Round.
VYPE Postgame: Fort Bend Bush HC Brandon Gay
VYPE Postgame: @BHS_Broncos head basketball coach Brandon Gay talks with VYPE after the big playoff win. @hoopinsider pic.twitter.com/rECL5rZukt
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
VYPE Player of the Game: Tyler Smith, Fort Bend Bush
VYPE Player of the Game: Talked with 2023 prospect @tksmith1104 after the win. He had 19. Showed his ability to hit the 3 and play down low. | @FBISDAthletics @FortBendISD @BHS_Broncos @Almightyz_24 @hoopinsider pic.twitter.com/EcFcQm3sOh
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
VYPE Player of the Game: Zion Bourgeois, FB Bush
VYPE Player of the Game: @BHS_Broncos junior Zion Bourgeois (@Almightyz_24) led the team with 21 and scored 15 in a crucial third quarter. #txhshoops @tksmith1104 @FBISDAthletics @FortBendISD @BHS_BroncoHoops @hoopinsider @KPRC2RandyMc @KPRC2Ari pic.twitter.com/xR1Uy8wJnR
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
Cypress Woods defeats Klein Oak 69-43
FINAL:
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 20, 2021
Cy Woods: 69
Klein Oak: 43
The Wildcats blow the game open in the fourth quarter and will advance to the second round.@tommy_yarrish | #TXHSBB pic.twitter.com/WoG3eGElgw
Fort Bend Hightower defeats Waltrip 100-43
Hightower Boys with the win over Waltrip. On to the next. @HHS_Boys_Bball @HHS_Canes pic.twitter.com/fIdD8Emwe7
— FBISD Athletics (@FBISDAthletics) February 20, 2021
Another state finalist from 2020 has taken the next step back to the Alamodome. On Saturday morning, FB Hightower defeated Waltrip 100-43. The Hurricanes move on to face the winner of Crosby and Texas City. If it is Crosby, that will be a rematch of the Regional Quarterfinals from a year ago.
Ridge Point defeats Tompkins 71-58
VYPE Postgame: @RPHSbasketball coach Terreance Plowden talks with VYPE after the win over Tompkins. The Falcons beat the Panthers last year in this very round. @RPHS_Panthers @Coach_LaFavers @FBISDAthletics @FortBendISD @RP_PantherPride pic.twitter.com/1Znt9SjkTG
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 21, 2021
VYPE Player of the Game: Kolby Granger - Ridge Point
VYPE Player of the Game: @RPHS_Panthers senior @GrangerKolby talks after the win. He had a big night scoring 23 for @RPHSbasketball | @RP_PantherPride @FBISDAthletics @hoopinsider pic.twitter.com/uajGpNJyoD
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) February 21, 2021
Kingwood Park defeats Waller 51-39
Round ✌️baby!!!!
— Kingwood Park Hoops 🏀 (@KParkBasketball) February 20, 2021
Your Panther beat Waller 51-39 and advance to Area and will play the winner of MCCallum vs Manor! More details to come!#EarnedNeverGiven 💪🏀 pic.twitter.com/Zb2yhbwhnx
The amazing season for Kingwood Park continues. After wrapping up the District 20-5A Championship, the Panthers notched their first playoff win since 2016 by beating Waller. Kingwood Park moves on to face the winner of McCallum vs Manor
FB Elkins moving On!
🏰UIL 6A Bi-District Champions🏰
— Elkins Basketball (@ElkinsHoops) February 21, 2021
Elkins 66 Mayde Creek 37 final#SwordsUp⚔️ #WeAllIn pic.twitter.com/SnTa3RbpTU
Stratford falls to Bellaire 53-46
Congrats to our young men and coaching staff of @stratford_hoops on a successful season & strong showing tonight vs Bellaire in their bi-district game @ Delmar! A great foundation laid and much to build on in the off-season! #SBISDProud pic.twitter.com/zdWRACJIzW
— Spring Branch ISD Athletics (@sbisdathletics) February 21, 2021
Fort Bend Travis defeats Seven Lakes 76-46
— Craig Brownson (@TravisHoops) February 20, 2021
Cy Park wins first-ever playoff game
FINAL from Klein Collins HS:
— Abbie McIntosh (@CFISDAbbie) February 20, 2021
Klein Forest: 66@CyParkHoops: 75
The Tigers win a hard fought battle to become bi-district champs! #CFISDspirit 🏀 pic.twitter.com/k5q7lVdD0F
Foster defeats Sharpstown 55-44
Falcon boys basketball advances to Round 2! pic.twitter.com/wVZn9zpBKG
— LCISD ATHLETIC DEPT. (@lcisdathletics) February 20, 2021
Foster defeated Sharpstown on Saturday which moved them on to face Beaumont United in the next round. Foster was led on Saturday by Texas A&M football signee Reuben Fatheree II with 19 points.
Angleton defeats Madison 71-55
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