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VYPE San Antonio UIL 5A Girls Basketball Previews
Nov 13, 2020
Girls Basketball is in full swing, and the San Antonio area schools have a lot to prove coming out of a fantastic 2019-2020 season. Here is a breakdown of our top 10 ranked teams and other notable UIL 5A schools in our area.
No. 1 San Antonio Veterans Memorial (By Thomas Bingham and Cailey Green; District 26) has a 2020 UIL 5A state championship game finish, a 2018 UIL 4A state title game appearance, a 2019 UIL 5A Region IV final result and a trio of 30-plus win seasons in its first three varsity years. The Patriots plan to move closer to the season's ultimate prize by leaning on first-team all-district athlete Marley Rokas, second-team all-district player Reinha Williams and all-district honorable mention Daelah Edwards this year. With these athletes returning, coach Christina Camacho looks forward to "forming new chemistry and continue working hard."
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<small class="image-media media-photo-credit" placeholder="Add Photo Credit...">Photo by VYPE Media's Bradley Collier.</small></p><p><br></p><p><strong>No. 2 Kerrville Tivy </strong>(By Thomas Bingham; District 26) nearly extended its UIL state final four streak to three seasons before ending its 2019-2020 campaign with 25 wins and a UIL 5A Region IV final appearance, and has a lot going for it in the 2020-2021 frame with first-team all-district athlete Ashlee Zirkel and second-team all-district player Ashlynn Way expected to lead the Antlers.</p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p><strong>No. 3 Boerne Champion </strong>(By Thomas Bingham; District 26) marched to the UIL 5A Region IV Quarterfinal after finishing fourth in the tough UIL 26-5A district and winning 26 games last season and can top that because head coach Marsha Hammond has already led it to 110 victories and there's notable on-court returns in first-team all-district athlete Khiara Flugence, second-team all-district players Hannah Barraza and Addisen King, all-district honorable mention Kristen Borgerding and another important contributor in Emerson Deberry. </p><p><strong>No. 4 San Antonio Thomas Edison </strong>(District 27) will be looking to continue the playoff streak and make its fifth consecutive trip to the postseason this year. Coming off a huge season last year, while also losing some key seniors, the Golden Bears will look to all-district honorees Amber Gamez, Tristan Munoz, and Mary Ester Sosa to lead their team. </p><p><strong>No. 5 San Antonio Highlands </strong>(District 27) Owls are locked and loaded with three returners for this new season. Having gone 15-1 in last year's district, Highlands will be looking to last year's Newcomer of the Year Janiah Perkins, second-team all-district Ja-Tauria Miller and senior Aizlyn Reyes to show up big in preseason and district this year. Seasoned coach Adrianna Wiatrek has served as the Owls' head coach for 15 years, and looks to continue the success the team had last year. </p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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<small class="image-media media-photo-credit" placeholder="Add Photo Credit...">Photo by VYPE Media's Bradley Collier.</small></p><p><br></p><p><strong>No. 6 San Antonio Brackenridge </strong>(District 27) Lady Eagles finished last year in the area playoff game like the previous season. This year, the team will be led by all-district members in sophomore<strong> </strong>Jade Teran and junior Emily Ayala. Head coach Tamiko Matthews has put together a tough schedule for the Eagles to gain experience and a game plan for moving into a tough district. </p><p><strong>No. 7 Medina Valley </strong>(District 28) advanced to the playoffs last year, but fell short early. However, a season of 28-9 can often give a team a taste of what it's like to keep going. Coach Justin Russell and the Panthers look to capitalize on another great season and plan to do so with 2019's District Newcomer of the Year and first-team all-district Illeana Morales. Another competitor returning after receiving a first-team all-district honor last year is senior Makenzee Decock. Kaylyn Persyn looks to earn her spot on the first team this year after earning second team the last two years.</p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p><strong>No. 8 San Antonio Jefferson </strong>(District 27)<strong> </strong>may not have the tallest girls on the team, but its athleticism and speed is what is going to allow the Mustangs to continue to be successful. Likewise, senior Eliana Rocha, selected to last year's second-team all-district, will be a big factor in this season. A new transfer from LEE joins the team this year- Amelia George and will be a huge scoring contributor! With only one other senior on the court in Desiree Gonzales, the team will be young, but ready to come out strong. </p><p><strong>No. 9 New Braunfels Canyon </strong>(By Thomas Bingham; District 26) battled a competitive UIL 26-6A district en route to winning 19 games and finishing fifth in the group last season. Its drop from UIL 6A to UIL 5A and playmakers in second-team all-district athlete Emery Black and district honorable mentions Chayse Goetz and Kyla Malone will keep its playoff window open for the 2020-2021 campaign.</p><p><br></p><p class="shortcode-media shortcode-media-rebelmouse-image">
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<small class="image-media media-photo-credit" placeholder="Add Photo Credit...">Photo by VYPE Media's Bradley Collier.</small></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Other Area UIL 5A Teams To Watch (No particular order): </strong>San Antonio<strong> </strong>Southwest (Featuring Zaya Henderson, Emily Navarro and Ulyssa Galvan), Von Ormy Southwest Legacy (Featuring Ashley Corpus and Daveigh Castaneda), Floresville (Featuring Alexa Cantu), San Antonio McCollum (Featuring Alexis Martinez) and Seguin (Featuring Reese Brittain and Tresalyn Roberts)</p><p><strong>For more sports coverage, follow <a href="http://vype.com/" target="_blank">VYPE</a> (VYPE Texas Facebook and @VYPESATX Instagram/Twitter) on social media.</strong></p><p>Looking to get more involved? Check out ShopVYPE for fresh gear that supports local schools and the VYPE U Ambassador Program. To sign up for the VYPE U Program, apply at VYPEU.com</p>
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2019 VYPE All-State Volleyball Teams
Dec 30, 2019
The goal is very simple: Recognize the best public high school volleyball players in the state of Texas.
As I've said many times before, Texas has the best collection of volleyball players in the United States (if not the world).
Consider there are approximately 1,200 public high school volleyball teams. If you figure an average of nine players per team (and that's a conservative number), that's about 11,000 players to consider for our 2nd Annual VYPE All-State Awards.
But here they are – we believe these are the best in a state full of incredible volleyball talent.
<p>As I indicated for my own <a href="https://www.vype.com/chuck-licatas-2019-volleyball-dazzling-dozen" target="_blank">Dazzling Dozen</a>, these selections, too, are as politics-free as we could make them. There's no "quota" of teams, players or regions to be represented; there's no undue influence from one team, area or organization.</p><p>I did consult a 10-person committee of coaches from across the state for their thoughts on these selections. We all had one goal in mind; make sure we recognize the players who deserve such recognition. Period. I also worked with Josh Koch of our own VYPE Media as well as Butch Hart, the Guru of Texas high school volleyball and Media Director of the Texas Girls Coaches Association.</p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p>As I've learned from my coaching friends, coaches are always the first to be approached with questions (and complaints) about any/all postseason awards. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions with these awards, please contact me directly: e-mail me, <a href="mailto:chuck.licata@vypemedia.com" target="_blank">chuck.licata@vypemedia.com</a> or hit me up via Direct Message on Twitter (@kmacchuck).</p><p>Unfortunately, I only received a couple e-mails for nominations for Class 4A to 1A (we'll work to continue growing that moving forward). Thus, we used the Texas Girls Coaches Association State Awards for our Honorable Mention lists in those classes; I added a few players I saw this season.</p><p>Congratulations to the incredible players on this list. And, congrats to all 2019-20 Texas high school volleyball players, coaches, teams and communities for an outstanding season of volleyball!</p><p>===============================</p><p><strong><u>VYPE All-State Elite</u></strong></p><p><strong>Player of the Year</strong></p><p>Paige Flickinger, Byron Nelson (Sr.)</p><p><strong>Hitter of the Year</strong></p><p>Ally Batenhorst, Seven Lakes (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Setter of the Year</strong></p><p>Payton Chamberlain, Byron Nelson (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Blocker of the Year</strong></p><p>Nnedi Okammor Hebron (Sr.)</p><p><strong>Libero of the Year</strong></p><p>Sarah Martinez, Flower Mound (Sr.)</p><p><strong>Utility Co-Players of the Year</strong></p><p>Avery Kalsu, Dripping Springs (Sr.) <em></em></p><p>Jill Pressly, Plano West (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Newcomer of the Year</strong></p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p>Falon Buford, Splendora (Fr.) </p><p>===============================</p><p><strong><u>VYPE All-State Teams - CLASS 6A</u></strong></p><p><strong><u>First Team</u></strong></p><p><strong>Hitters</strong></p><p>Kaylee Cox, Flower Mound (Jr.) </p><p>Charitie Luper, Byron Nelson (Jr.) </p><p>Dylan Maberry, The Woodlands (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Middle Blockers</strong></p><p>Annabelle Smith, Southlake Carroll (Sr.) </p><p>Claire Jeter, Ridge Point (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Setter</strong></p><p>Clara Brower, The Woodlands (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Libero</strong></p><p>Nia McCardell, Ridge Point (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Utility Players</strong></p><p>Reagan Rutherford, Ridge Point (Sr.) </p><p>Brooke Slusser, Guyer (Sr.) </p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Second Team</u></strong></p><p><strong>Hitters</strong></p><p>Iman Ndiaye, Plano West (Sr.) </p><p>Shelby O'Neal, Clemens (Sr.) </p><p>Angelique Cyr, Flower Mound (Jr) </p><p><strong>Middle Blockers</strong></p><p>Jordyn Williams, Guyer (Jr.) </p><p>Jasmin Garcia, Los Fresnos (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Setter</strong></p><p>Annie Cooke, College Park (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Liberos</strong></p><p>Gia Santini, Byron Nelson (Sr.) </p><p>Darian Markham, McKinney Boyd (Sr.) </p><p><strong>Utility Players</strong></p><p>Alyssa Heist, El Paso Coronado (Sr.) </p><p>Annie Antar, Klein (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Honorable Mention (alphabetical order by players' last name):</strong></p><p>Nyah Anderson, Reagan (Sr.); Jackie Arrington, Pearland (Sr.); Bailey Birmingham, Prosper (Jr.); Kenzie Beckham, Westwood (Jr.); Lauryn Bourne, Cy Fair (Sr.); Canada Buchanan, Canyon (Jr.); Maddie Correa, Reagan (Jr); Madison Cuellar, Clark (Sr.); Isabel Fichtel, Churchill (Sr.); Taryn Galt, Tascosa (Sr.); Grace Gibson, Clark (Sr.); Maci Godby, Flower Mound (Sr.); Alexa Gonzalez, McAllen (Sr.); Jenna Gray, Pearland (Soph.); Alicia Hearn, Sachse (Sr.); Elizabeth Hill, Clemens (Sr.); Logan Hinds, Lake Ridge (Sr.); Hailey Hutchings, Flower Mound (Jr.); Samantha Jacobs, Prosper (Jr.); Mackenzie Jefferson, Prosper (Sr.); Mia Johnson, Clear Falls (Jr.); Alexia Jones, Dawson (Jr.); Angel Jones, New Braunfels Canyon (Sr.); Chloe Jordan, Pearland (Sr.); Kate Lang, Keller (Sr.); Ashley Le, Plano West (Jr.); Katie Le, Mansfield (Jr.); Kassandra Lerma, Mission Veterans Memorial (Sr.); Julia Lopez, Churchill (Jr.); Gabby Mansfield, Klein (Soph.); Aliyah McDonald, Dawson (Sr.); Kierstyn McFall, Klein (Soph.); Elise McGhee, Clark (Sr.); Zoe Menendez, Westwood (Sr.); Jayden Nembhard, Keller (Sr.); Kailin Newsome, Clear Brook (Sr.); Audrey Quesnel, Westwood (Sr.); Noelle Piatas, Plano West (Sr.); Keagan Polk, Southlake Carroll (Jr.); Kamryn Scroggins, Dawson (Soph.); Kennedy Stanford, Lamar (Sr.); Annie Stadthaus, Vandegrift (Sr.); Cassidy Steadman, Clemens (Sr.); Nikkie Steinheiser, Prosper (Jr.); Lyric Stewart, Lake Ridge (Jr.); Kyndal Stowers, Guyer (Fresh.); Devan Taylor, Klein (Jr.); Alexandra Tennon, George Ranch (Jr.); Bailey Tillman, Fort Bend Austin (Jr.); Chloe Thomas, Allen (Jr.); Ryann Torres, Hays (Sr.); Julietta Valdes, The Woodlands (Fr.); Maggie Walsh, Guyer (Soph.); Brynn Williams, Mansfield (Soph.); Madison Williams, Lake Ridge (Sr.)</p><p><ins class="adsbygoogle" style="display:block" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9787720712654893" data-ad-slot="8738871937" data-ad-format="auto" data-full-width-responsive="true"></ins>
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</script></p><p>===============================</p><p><strong><u>VYPE All-State Teams - CLASS 5A</u></strong></p><p><strong><u>First Team</u></strong></p><p><strong>Hitters</strong></p><p>Cecily Bramschreiber, Lovejoy (Jr.) </p><p>Brianna Ford, Randall (Sr.) </p><p>Grayson Schirpik, Rouse (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Middle Blockers</strong></p><p>Hailey Harris, Davis (Jr.) </p><p>Makensy Manbeck, Friendswood (Sr) </p><p><strong>Setter</strong></p><p>Averi Carlson, Lovejoy (Soph) </p><p><strong>Libero</strong></p><p>Callie Kemohah, Lovejoy (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Utility</strong></p><p>Jenna Wenaas, Frisco Liberty (Sr.) </p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Second Team</u></strong></p><p><strong>Hitters</strong></p><p>Libby Overmyer, Kingwood Park (Sr.) </p><p>Fallon Thompson, Grand Oaks (Soph.) </p><p><strong>Middle Blockers/Hitters</strong></p><p>Morgan Smith, Manvel (Sr.) </p><p>Hailey Hunt, Red Oak (Sr.) <strong></strong></p><p>Chloe Rodriguez, Gregory-Portland (Sr.)</p><p><strong>Co-Setters</strong></p><p>Tori Weatherley, Friendswood (Sr.) </p><p>Cecilia Harness (Sr.), Manvel <strong></strong></p><p><strong>Libero</strong></p><p>Reilly Heinrich, Rouse (Sr.)</p><p><strong>Utility</strong></p><p>Ashlyn Svoboda, Friendswood (Jr.) </p><p><strong>Honorable Mention (alphabetical order):</strong></p><p>Emily Ah Leong, Boswell (Sr.); Tyrah Ariail, Lebanon Trail (Jr.); Toryn Barrientos, Randall (Sr.); Payton Bell, Granbury (Sr.); Kamrynn Caruth, Chapin (Jr.); Avery Cole, Cedar Park (Jr.); Keetyn Davis, Wylie (Sr.); Maya Duckworth, Birdville (Soph.); Daleigh Ellison, Aledo (Sr.); Kate Georgiades, College Station (Sr.); Jaelyn Grimm, Cedar Park (Sr.); Colby Gonzalez, Gregory-Portland (Sr.); Trinity Hennigan, Barbers Hill (Sr.); Emery Herman, Georgetown (Sr.); Faith Holzhausen, Alamo Heights (Sr.); Camryn Jones, Gregory-Portland (Sr.); Ellie Jonke, Lovejoy (Jr.); Maya Joseph, Grapevine (Jr.); Kylee Kejonen, Barbers Hill (Sr.); Savannah Kjolhede, Grapevine (Sr.); Samantha Kuzma, Gregory-Portland (Sr.); Sarah Lankford, Barbers Hill (Sr.); Kayla Lopez, Rouse (Fresh.); Alessandra Meoni, Friendswood (Jr.); Mckenzie Murray, Dripping Springs (Sr.); Sarah Nading, Dripping Springs (Sr).; Anna Nichol, Highland Park (Jr.); Cali Nims, Flour Bluff (Jr.); Olivia Meyer, Cedar Park (Sr.); Zoe Parker, Randall (Sr.); Riley Pickett, Aledo (Sr.); Kendyl Reaugh, Highland Park (Sr.); Emily Rich, Burleson (Jr.); Alyssa Sianez, El Paso (Sr.); Taylor Thomas, Denton (Jr.); Savana Trahan, Kerrville Tivy (Sr.); Aryn Walton, Midlothian (Jr.); Piper Warren, Amarillo (Sr.); Hannah Whittingstall, Alamo Heights (Fresh.); Kylie Wickley, Alamo Heights (Soph.); Alia Williams, Kingwood Park (Sr.)</p><p>============================================</p><p><strong>Class 4A-1A Honorable Mentions</strong></p><p><em>(TGCA All-State with a few additions – alphabetical by school name)</em></p><p>Allie Jones, Argyle (Sr.)</p><p>Kiley Lavelle, Argyle (Sr.)</p><p>Kassidy Reeves, Argyle (Sr.)</p><p>Mackenzie Morgan, Bellville (Sr.)</p><p>Jasmine Nelson, Boerne (Sr.)</p><p>Sara McKeethan, Bullard (Sr.)</p><p>Marley Maurer, Caldwell (Sr.)</p><p>Bryli Contreras, Canyon (Sr.)</p><p>Chesney Baker, Carthage (Sr.)</p><p>Cami Hicks, Carthage (Sr.)</p><p>Faith Kruebbev, Carthage (Soph.)</p><p>Kristen Stewart, Carthage (Sr.)</p><p>Megan Hodges, Celina (Soph.)</p><p>Laney Smith, Community HS (Sr.)</p><p>Jentry Lamirand, Decatur (Soph.)</p><p>Madison Lowery, Decatur (Sr.)</p><p>Macy Hein, Devine (Soph.)</p><p>Megan Runyan, Devine (Jr.)</p><p>Reese Fetty, Farmersville (Jr.)</p><p>Kalli Virag, Farmersville (Jr.)</p><p>Alexis Dacosta, Fulshear (Soph.)</p><p>Brooklyn Dacosta, Fulshear (Sr.)</p><p>Ellie Echter, Fulshear (Jr.)</p><p>Ava Underwood, Fulshear (Soph.)</p><p>Chloe Menard, Graham (Sr.)</p><p>Rainey Aven, Hereford (Jr.)</p><p>Darcy Dodd, Hereford (Sr.)</p><p>Taytum Stow Stow, Hereford (Soph.)</p><p>Maddie Pyles, Kennedale (Soph.)</p><p>Lillian Rychlik, Kennedale (Sr.)</p><p>Bryley Steinhilber, Kennedale (Jr.)</p><p>Miranda Guffy, Krum (Jr.)</p><p>Reese Robinson , Krum (Sr.)</p><p>Megan Brothers, La Grange (Jr.)</p><p>Lanie Doyle, La Grange (Jr.)</p><p>Becca Heinrich, La Grange (Sr.)</p><p>Alyson Trlicek, La Grange (Sr.)</p><p>Lainey Bullard, La Vernia (Sr.)</p><p>Meghan Stiefer , La Vernia (Jr.)</p><p>Madelyn Wallace, La Vernia (Jr.)</p><p>Ashley Nelson, Liberty Hill (Sr.)</p><p>Emma Becker, Liberty Hill (Soph.)</p><p>Kindsee Escamilla, Liberty Hill (Jr.)</p><p>Haley Flores, Lorena (Sr.)</p><p>Kelsey Carpenter, Midlothian Heritage (Sr.)</p><p>Hanna Larson, Midlothian Heritage (Sr.)</p><p>Taryn Griner, Monahans (Jr.)</p><p>Kelly Helms, Navarro (Sr.)</p><p>Karli Stanley, Sanger (Sr.)</p><p>Autumn Moses, Sinton (Jr.)</p><p>Natalee James, Snyder (Sr.)</p><p>Falon Buford, Splendora (Fresh.)</p><p>Railey Druxman, Springtown (Soph.)</p><p>Karlee Easterling, Stephenville (Sr.)</p><p>Sydney Whitmire, Tarkington (Jr.)</p><p>Macy Rucker, Van HS (Sr.)</p><p>Rayna Pack, Wimberley (Sr.)</p><p><strong>======3A ==================</strong></p><p>Kyndal Bohnert , Anderson-Shiro (Jr.)</p><p>Aslyn Davis, Bowie (Sr.)</p><p>Kate Hanson, Boyd (Fresh.)</p><p>Delaney Pellegrini, Boyd (Sr.)</p><p>Victoria Pellegrini, Boyd (Sr.)</p><p>Laney Dale, Brock (Sr.)</p><p>Kealey Dent, Brock (Sr.)</p><p>Jessica Steele, Brock (Sr.)</p><p>Berrilyn Boydston, Bushland (Sr.)</p><p>Kinley Rudder, Bushland (Jr.)</p><p>Ansley Sims, Bushland (Sr.)</p><p>Addyson Tiffin, Bushland (Sr.)</p><p>Chloe Cook, Central Heights (Sr.)</p><p>Peyton Warren, Clyde (Jr.)</p><p>Lexi Ivy, Denver City (Jr.)</p><p>Helene Bolton, Diboll (Jr.)</p><p>McKenna Novicke, East Bernard (Sr.)</p><p>Hannah Jordan, Eastland (Sr.)</p><p>Kenzie Smith, Edgewood (Sr.)</p><p>Ashlyn Davis, Goliad (Sr.)</p><p>Mollee Henicke, Goliad (Jr.)</p><p>Bethany Gilbreath, Gunter (Jr.)</p><p>Sadie Kabisch, Henrietta (Soph.)</p><p>Allie Eschenburg, Industrial (Jr.)</p><p>Kylann Griffith, Industrial (Sr.)</p><p>Lauren Williams, Industrial (Jr.)</p><p>Anna Crittenden, Ingram-Tom Moore (Jr.)</p><p>Kalli Dalland, LBJ HS (Sr.)</p><p>Grace Patschke, Lexington (Sr.)</p><p>Shelby Ray, Lexington (Jr.)</p><p>Sara Lyne, London (Jr.)</p><p>Kenzie Bolton, Maypearl (Sr.)</p><p>Averee Kleinhans, Nocona (Jr.)</p><p>Aubrey Case, Peaster (Sr.)</p><p>Kylee Anderson , Ponder (Sr.)</p><p>Khloe Naegelin , Poth (Soph.)</p><p>Morgan Pape, Poth (Sr.)</p><p>Baylor Sessums, Prairiland (Sr.)</p><p>Sabrina Tuerck, Rogers (Sr.)</p><p>Mikinzi Cantrell, Sabine (Sr.)</p><p>Erica Otto, Schulenburg (Jr.)</p><p>Erin Treybig, Schulenburg (Sr.)</p><p>Kristin Bishop, Scurry Rosser (Sr.)</p><p>Madison Batten, Shallowater (Sr.)</p><p>BraeLynn Harris, Sonora (Sr.)</p><p>Essence Allan, Tatum (Sr.)</p><p>Micah Welch, Van Alstyne (Sr.)</p><p>Kylie Phillips, Wall (Jr.)</p><p>Hallie King, West (Sr.)</p><p>Claire Simmons , West (Sr.)</p><p>Jayda Argumon, Woodville (Sr.)</p><p>Emily Mixon, Woodville (Sr.)</p><p><strong>======2A ==================</strong></p><p>Miranda Mize, Beckville (Sr.)</p><p>Kinlsey Rivers, Beckville (Soph.)</p><p>Charlea Helmberger, Boles (Sr.)</p><p>Bailey Miller, Boles (Soph.)</p><p>Lyndsie McBride, Bremond (Soph.)</p><p>Alyvia Peralez, Bremond (Jr.)</p><p>Cheyanne Bluntson, Burton (Sr.)</p><p>Kyndal Coufal, Burton (Sr.)</p><p>Alex Countouriotis, Burton (Sr.)</p><p>Claire Drinkard, Cayuga (Fresh.)</p><p>Briley Shaw, Cayuga (Jr.)</p><p>Carrie Johnson, Collinsville (Sr.)</p><p>Lexie Martin, Collinsville (Sr.)</p><p>Peyton Elmore, Crawford (Sr.)</p><p>Ana Maddox, Crawford (Sr.)</p><p>Lexi Moody, Crawford (Soph.)</p><p>Anne Williams, Crawford (Sr.)</p><p>Kinsley Fuller, Frost (Sr.)</p><p>Sydney Woods, Frost (Sr.)</p><p>Letitia Green, Harper (Sr.)</p><p>Breanna Leathers, Hawley (Jr.)</p><p>KLynn OShields, Hawley (Sr.)</p><p>Emma Patterson, Highland Park (Sr.)</p><p>Cynarah Rodriquez, Highland Park (Sr.)</p><p>Nevaeh Rodriquez, Highland Park (Soph.)</p><p>Cadence Hoyle, Iola (Jr.)</p><p>Tatum Nevill, Iola (Sr.)</p><p>Taylor Nevill, Iola (Sr.)</p><p>Tara Goolsby, Leon (Sr.)</p><p>Sarah Grace Merry, Leon (Sr.)</p><p>Caroline Richmond, Leon (Sr.)</p><p>Skylar Brooks, Miles (Sr.)</p><p>Halle Hudson, Miles (Sr.)</p><p>Tycie Lange, Miles (Sr.)</p><p>Tracelyn Ross, Refugio (Sr.)</p><p>Zoe Fry , Sanford-Fritch (Sr.)</p><p>Tiffani Henry, Sanford-Fritch (Sr.)</p><p>Kiley Michalec Shiner (Jr.)</p><p>Landri Leschber, Thorndale (Sr.)</p><p>Kyndal Robinson, Thorndale (Fresh.)</p><p>Madi Smith, Thorndale (Sr.)</p><p>Riley Krenek, Thrall (Sr.)</p><p>Chandra Reed, Thrall (Sr.)</p><p>Brylee Behrens , Timpson (Sr.)</p><p>Kamryn Courtney, Timpson (Sr.)</p><p>Nicole Hill, Tioga (Sr.)</p><p>Malarie Mican, Weimar (Soph.)</p><p>Kora Pennartz, Windthorst (Sr.)</p><p>Jordan Dewberry, Wink (Sr.)</p><p>Kyndall Garduno, Wink (Soph.)</p><p>Jonnah Smith, Wink (Sr.)</p><p><strong>======1A ==================</strong></p><p>Rachel Kallus, Abbott (Sr.)</p><p>Kenna Mynar, Abbott (Sr.)</p><p>Sofia Stalker, Abbott (Jr.)</p><p>Allison Wolf, Abbott (Jr.)</p><p>Emma Jones, Blum (Fresh.)</p><p>Emma Rodriguez, Blum (Sr.)</p><p>Ruby Salinas, Blum (Jr.)</p><p>Kylie Sanders, Blum (Sr.)</p><p>Karissa Cervenka, Bronte (Sr.)</p><p>Elexia Davis, Bronte (Sr.)</p><p>Searra Powell, Bronte (Sr.)</p><p>Victoria Carter, D'Hanis (Jr.)</p><p>Journie Hilliard, Dodd City (Jr.)</p><p>Brooklyn Jaeger, Fayettville (Fresh.)</p><p>Megan Arismendez, Klondike (Sr.)</p><p>Bella Stevens, Klondike (Fresh.)</p><p>Jillian Shaw, Leveretts (Sr.)</p><p>Blayke Breeding, Miami (Sr.)</p><p>Alexis Green, Miller Grove (Sr.)</p><p>Emily Hill, Neches (Jr.)</p><p>Raegan Hill, Neches (Jr.)</p><p>Kacie Kimbrough, Neches (Jr.)</p><p>Kourtney Mannix, Neches (Soph.)</p><p>Nayeli Quistian, Neches (Jr.)</p><p>Lexi Rogers, Neches (Jr.)</p><p>Hannah Manos, New Castle (Sr.)</p><p>Kelli Tucker, Perrin-Whitt (Sr.)</p><p>Emily Carpenter Emily Carpenter, Prairie Valley (Soph.)</p><p>Kate Eilers, Round Top-Carmine (Jr.)</p><p>Megan Krause, Round Top-Carmine (Sr.)</p><p>Kelsey Lunbeck, Round Top-Carmine (Sr.)</p><p>Brooke Schobel, Round Top-Carmine (Jr.)</p><p>Eryn Airheart, Trinidad (Sr.)</p><p>Alyssa Robles, Veribest (Sr.)</p><p>Chesney Baker, Water Valley (Sr.)</p><p>Baily Dawson, Water Valley (Sr.)</p><p>Kirstyn Greebon, Water Valley (Sr.)</p><p>Kalysta Minton-Holland , Water Valley (Jr.)</p>
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