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The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Memorial Mustangs volleyball team.
POWER GRID: VYPE Houston Volleyball Rankings | Memorial, Klein Oak, LC Surge as District Play Begins
Several teams have used the tournament slate to make their case, setting the stage for a fascinating stretch of district volleyball.
Tomball (20-4) has ascended to the top spot in our 6A hierarchy. Head coach Jordan Williams’ squad is absolutely loaded and has been firing on all cylinders since the first set of the season. The dominance the Cougars are currently showcasing makes their upcoming district matchups with Klein Oak all the more enticing.
The Panthers (30-3) and Memorial (24-3) have skyrocketed in the state rankings, emerging from the fall tournament stage as legitimate contenders wielding ridiculously balanced starting rotations. Tompkins (17-5) and Cy Ranch (20-7) aren’t far behind among the undeniable heavy-hitters, joined by Clear Springs, Fulshear, College Park, Seven Lakes, and Grand Oaks.
Meanwhile, Jordan (18-7), Dawson (18-11), and Bridgeland (13-9) have each made considerable strides in short order, steadily climbing the charts and adding another layer to an increasingly crowded field.
The same competitive pulse carries into the 5A/4A rankings. Lake Creek (25-8) has knocked off quality 6A opponents including Grand Oaks, Clear Springs, Plano East, and College Park over the past three weeks, establishing the Lions as a formidable force in 5A. Friendswood (21-6) and Montgomery (26-6) follow closely behind, while breakout squads Kempner (22-2) and Iowa Colony (19-8) have joined the mix.
*** The second section shows the team’s current record (per MaxPreps as of 9/8/2026)
VYPE Houston 6A Top 20 Volleyball Rankings — September 2026
1. Tomball Cougars — 20-4 | 3-0 in District 15-6A
2. Klein Oak Panthers — 30-3 | 3-0 in District 15-6A
3. Tompkins Falcons — 17-5 | 3-0 in District 22-6A
4. Cypress Ranch Mustangs — 20-7 | 0-0 in District 23-6A
5. Memorial Mustangs — 24-3 | 3-0 in District 20-6A
6. Clear Springs Chargers — 21-8 | 0-0 in District 18-6A
7. Fulshear Chargers — 16-9 | 0-0 in District 23-6A
8. College Park Cavaliers — 16-8 | 0-0 in District 13-6A
9. Seven Lakes Spartans — 17-10 | 3-0 in District 22-6A
10. Grand Oaks Grizzlies — 18-11 | 0-0 in District 13-6A
11. Jordan Warriors — 18-7 | 3-1 in District 22-6A
12. Dawson Eagles — 18-11 | 4-0 in District 19-6A
13. Bridgeland Bears — 13-9 | 0-0 in District 23-6A
14. Atascocita Eagles — 12-5 | 0-0 in District 17-6A
15. Clear Lake Falcons — 20-8 | 0-0 in District 18-6A
16. Stratford Spartans — 18-11 | 2-1 in District 20-6A
17. Pearland Oilers — 16-12 | 3-1 in District 19-6A
18. Barbers Hill Eagles — 20-9 | 0-0 in District 18-6A
19. Fort Bend Austin Bulldogs — 20-8 | 1-0 in District 21-6A
20. Shadow Creek Sharks — 16-11 | 2-1 in District 19-6A
Others to Watch: Oak Ridge War Eagles, Deer Park Deer, Ridge Point Panthers, Summer Creek Bulldogs, Katy Tigers, Willis Wildkats, Dickinson Gators, Tomball Memorial Wildcats, Cypress Woods Wildcats, Waller Bulldogs, Langham Creek Lobos, Manvel Mavericks, Cy-Fair Bobcats
VYPE Houston 5A/4A Top 10 Volleyball Rankings — September 2026
1. Lake Creek Lions (5A) — 25-8 | 0-0 in District 17-5A
2. Friendswood Mustangs (5A) — 21-6 | 3-0 in District 20-5A
3. Montgomery Bears (5A) — 26-6 | 0-0 in District 17-5A
4. Kempner Cougars (5A) — 22-2 | 4-0 in District 22-5A
5. West Fork Gators (5A) — 21-9 | 0-0 in District 18-5A
6. Iowa Colony Pioneers (5A) — 19-8 | 3-1 in District 20-5A
7. Huffman Hargrave Falcons (4A) — 19-8 | 0-0 in District 19-4A
8. Bellville Brahmas (4A) — 15-11 | 0-0 in District 23-4A
9. Livingston Lions (4A) — 21-7 | 0-0 in District 19-4A
10. Needville Bluejays (4A) — 17-11 | 1-0 in District 22-4A
Others to Watch: Liberty Panthers (19-4A), Angleton Wildcats (20-5A), Dayton Broncos (19-5A), La Porte Bulldogs (20-5A), Porter Spartans (18-5A), Lamar Consolidated Mustangs (22-5A), Kingwood Park Panthers (18-5A)
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The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Jordan Warriors volleyball team.
THE SETUP: No. 14 Jordan | VYPE Houston Volleyball 2026 Preseason Rankings
The Jordan Warriors navigated one of the toughest districts in Texas last season, finishing second in the rugged Katy ISD race. Despite that accomplishment, an early playoff exit left a bitter taste and has provided plenty of motivation heading into 2026. Coach Jennifer Vaden’s squad, which went 29-12 a season ago, returns a talented core determined to make a deeper playoff run.
Leading the offense is Cooper Rolens, a first-team all-district pick and East Texas Baptist commit who ranks among the area's top distributors with no shortage of weapons at her disposal. Fellow first-team selection Allie Hodges returns as the team's leading kill producer, while junior Eti Osague (first-team) and Texas Southern-bound senior Jada Wright provide additional scoring punch on the pins.
In the middle, Caroline O'Shay serves as a steady presence at the net, while libero Jenilee Ngo (second-team all-district) anchors the back row, keeping balls off the floor and providing consistency on defense. Keep an eye on Victoria Marea Rojas, who has all the tools to emerge as a breakout performer this fall.
“We are going to run a faster offense and score more from the back row,” Vaden said. “We also want to serve the cover off the ball to create chaos.” With this much familiarity and starpower returning, the Warriors appear poised to challenge for a district title and make noise once the playoffs arrives.
































