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The stars of 2025-26 Shadow Creek Basketball
FINS UP: No. 23 Shadow Creek prepared to remind audiences of their capability in 2026
No. 23 -- SHADOW CREEK SHARKS
With longtime head coach David President moving on to an assistant role at his alma mater, UTSA, Shadow Creek welcomes Brandon Gay as its newest leader. Formerly at Fort Bend Bush, Gay inherits a Sharks program that went 32-3 last season, capped by an undefeated District 22-6A title and a run to the 6A-D2 Region III Final.
Gone are 22-6A Co-MVPs Michael Collins (Louisiana-Lafayette) and Bryce Jackson (Houston), along with Defensive MVP Adin Lewis. Even so, SCHS should not be underestimated, despite any perceived setbacks.
Junior Daniel Green brings valuable varsity experience from the PG spot, which Gay expects to pay immediate dividends. Sophomore guard Jaylen Addai, a dual-sport athlete, promises to inject athleticism once the football season concludes. Rounding out the core are senior forward Micah Price, juniors Jakob and Braylon Caldwell, and sophomore guard Stanford Wiley IV.
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Klein Oak's Micah Rhodes
THE FUTURE 15: Houston’s Top-15 Prospects for C/O 2028
VYPE Houston's Top-15 Football Prospects for the Class of 2028 (Entering 2025 Season)
1 - Micah Rhodes, Klein Oak, Running Back
2 - Brayden Bonik, Ridge Point, Linebacker
3 - Tristin “TK” Gaines, Waller, Quarterback
4 - R’Monie Edwards, Cypress Ranch, Offensive Lineman
5 - Trey Finney, St. Pius X, Athlete
6 - Dillon Mitchell, CE King, Athlete
7 - Cordey Sherman, Dekaney, Defensive Back
8 - Carter St. Junious, Manvel, Wide Receiver
9 - Royce Bimage, Dickinson, Defensive Back
10 - Jaylen Addai, Shadow Creek, Wide Receiver
11 - Jayden Johnson, North Shore, Defensive Lineman
12 - Oswald Jacquet, CE King, Defensive Lineman
13 - Ian Thomas, Tomball, Running Back
14 - Jordyn Grant, College Park, Defensive Lineman
15 - Mike Brown, Klein, Wide Receiver

































