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The featured standouts of the 2026–27 Yates Lions football team.
VYPE Houston 2026 Football Preview | District 11-4A DII: Yates Has Visions of Playing After Thanksgiving
District 11-4A Division II
PRESEASON PREDICTIONS
Yates Lions
North Forest Bulldogs
Washington Eagles
Wheatley Wildcats
Worthing Colts
Kashmere Rams
Furr Brahmans
Scarborough Spartans
*Teams in bold are projected playoff contenders
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VYPE PRESEASON AWARDS
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Jordan Simmons, Yates
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Daniel Hicks, Kashmere
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Javeon Taylor, North Forest // Peter Dorsey, Wheatley
BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Cedric Crawford, Washington
ON THE CUSP: Worthing Colts
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Jack Yates is coming off an 11-1 season where the Lions reached the Area Round of the playoffs. In district play, the Lions posted a perfect 8-0 record. It marked Yates’ first outright district championship since 2010 – the Lions were co-district champs in 2012. Second-year coach Jason Lewis and the Lions bring back 12 starters including reigning District Newcomer of the Year Jordan Simmons at running back. Simmons, who is committed to Stephen F. Austin, had 1,691 all-purpose yards last year and scored 21 touchdowns. They also bring back second-team all-district back Michael Johnson, who rushed for 617 yards and 11 touchdowns a year ago. Other offensive players to watch include first-team all-district fullback Derrick Hines and second-team OL Derrick Wolford. Also watch for WR Landon Domio, who heading into the season had six offers, including Houston, Texas Tech and Baylor. Defensively, first-team all-district selections Saviour Davis (DT), McKinley Davis (OLB — 65 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks, 1 INT), Zayveon Robinson (CB — 37 tackles, 5 INTs) and Autril Watkins (S — 37 tackles, 7.5 TFL, 7 INTs) are all set to return. Others to watch include safety Donovan Sanders (26 tackles, 4 INT) and kicker Ronaldo Johnson.
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Last season saw North Forest finish 8-3 overall and go 7-1 in district play. The Bulldogs won four-straight games to close out the regular season schedule and place second in the standings before the playoffs. Clifton Terrell enters his 10th season at the helm (48-42) of the program and returns 14 starters, including eight on the offensive side of the ball. Reigning District Defensive MVP Javeon Taylor returns to the team after registering 48 tackles, 27.5 tackles for loss and 26 sacks. Those are ridiculous numbers for any player in Texas. First-team all-district selection Daveon Perkins (391 yards, 6 TDs) and second-teamer Traveon Terrell (491 yards, 7 TDs) are both set to return at receiver. First-team all-district OL Tim Johnson returns up front as well. Defensively, first-team all-district inside linebacker Darrius Garrett (41 tackles) and second-team outside linebacker Keshaun Palmer will lead the defense. Perkins was also a first-team all-district pick for his play at safety after recording a team-high nine interceptions. Kicker Nicholas Garcia also returns after a second-team all-district campaign. Keys to success include offensive line and quarterback play according to Terrell.
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The Golden Eagles finished just on the outside of the playoff picture in 2025. Washington went 5-5 overall and 4-4 in district play, including winning their last game of the regular season. They return reigning All Purpose MVP Cedric Crawford, who led the team in rushing with 770 yards and four scores and also 146 yards receiving and a score. Joining him in the backfield will be first-team all-district running back Jarmin Davis, who rushed for 653 yards and five scores. Sophomore QB Darryl Clark is back after earning second-team honors and passing for 237 yards and three scores. OL Walter Delcid and Brennon Atkinson are set to return as well. Defensively, Marquis Barker (DT — 20 tackles), Korey Lavalis (DE — 23 tackles, 5 sacks), Terrance Moore (DE — 19 tackles, 5.5 sacks) and Dexter Williams (ILB — 58 tackles, 11 sacks) and Quiten Powell (CB — 3 INTs) are all set to return.
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Wheatley is coming off a 5-6 season and reached the first round of the playoffs. It marked their second straight playoff appearance. The Wildcats return first-team all-district running back and inside linebacker Vincent Dorsey. Last season he rushed for 464 yards and six scores and had 27 tackles as well. Defensive end Peter Dorsey also had a big year earning first-team honors after registering 20.5 sacks and 57 tackles for the Wildcats. Other first-team returners include ILB Kendrick Dorsey (60 tackles, 4 sacks) and CB Damarion Parrish (7 INTs, 25 tackles). Other players to watch include second-team all-district picks FB Traylon Holmes (48 tackles, 3.5 sacks), WR Cody Landor (558 yards rushing, 9 TDs / 58 tackles, 4 INT), OL Randy Gray, DT Danta Savoie, OLB Larry Dorsey and OLB Cameron Dorsey (9 sacks).
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Worthing is coming off another year of making the playoffs. The Colts reached the first round and returns 15 starters, including eight on offense for 22nd-year head coach Brandon Ellis. Players to watch for Worthing include Christopher Spencer, Tyson Batiste, Darryl O’Neal and Dyllan Williams. According to Ellis, the main key to success for Worthing will be to win in the trenches in 2026.
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Nate Gill enters his second season at the helm of Kashmere. The Rams bring back 19 starters off a team that went 3-7 overall. A key returner is athlete Daniel Hicks, who holds 12 offers. Hicks totaled 900 yards and seven touchdowns a year ago. Athlete Chase Robertson had six touchdowns and two interceptions, while defensive end Jacobie Taylor racked up seven sacks and 11 tackles for loss. Watch for linebacker Jordan Berry to have an impact after recording 48 tackles and 14 tackles for loss in just six games a year ago. Keys to success for Gill’s squad include establishing a run game, staying healthy and improving in the kicking game.
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The Brahmans of Furr are coming off a 3-7 season in 2025 and finished sixth in district play. It marked the first time in eight seasons that Furr has missed the playoffs. They will look to get back into the playoff picture in 2026 and will lean on returners like second-team all-district receiver Micah Corsey to do just that. Other key returners include first-team all-district offensive lineman Ethan Oville as well.
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Scarborough went 1-8 overall and its lone win came in district play against Northside. The Spartans will face some new competition this year. Scarborough is set to return second-team all-district QB Michael Alba and OL Jesiah Marquesz. They also return first-team all-district outside linebacker Daril Hicks and second-team cornerback Oscar Durate. First-team punter and second-team kicker Hector Cobar is also set to return.
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Landen Williams-Callis, Randle High
THE HOT 100: Williams-Callis, Mosely, Sampson top Houston's Athletes of the Year; photo gallery
From Gatorade Players of the Year to State Champs to new national record-holders, VYPE is proud to unveil the 2026 VYPE Hot 100.
The girls Fab 50 was launched last week, so now it’s time for the boys.
The primary factor in determining the rankings was their performance during the 2025-26 school year. Additional consideration was given to multi-sport athletes, college commitments, national recruiting status and overall accomplishments at the district, regional, state and national levels.
The result is a collection of the area's most dynamic and accomplished athletes — competitors who have proven themselves on the biggest stages in 2025-26.
So here are the Top 50 Boys Athletes for the 2025-26 season.
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TOP 50
No. 1 Landen Williams-Callis, Randle, Football and Track
Texas Gatorade Player of the Year; VYPE POY
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No. 2 Alvin Mosely, Crawford, Football and Basketball
VYPE Basketball POY Finalist; First-Team Football
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No. 3 CJ Sampson, Tomball, Baseball
2X State Champion, State MVP (Texas A&M-signee)
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No. 4 Jermaine Bishop Jr., Willis, Football and Basketball
All-time leading WR in Houston HS Football; UT-signee
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No. 5 Blake Hamilton, Tompkins, Football and Track
The Fastest Man in Houston? TD Club of Finalist
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No. 6 Keisean Henderson, Legacy SSS, Football
No. 1 QB in the Country, UH-signee
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No. 7 Reese Alston, Second Baptist School, Basketball
2X TAPPS State Champion; Guy V. Lewis Winner
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No. 8 Grant Sperandio, Memorial, Football and Baseball
Star QB, Texas-commit on the Mound; State Finalist
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No. 9 John Hebert, Strake Jesuit, Football
4th All-Time Yardage for RBs in Houston (UH-signee)
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No. 10 Dillon Mitchell, CE King, Football and Track
Fastest Man in Nation, Team’s Top WR
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No. 11 Andrew Jones, Klein Collins, Track
Won State Gold in Both Events, Back to Back
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No. 12 Cardae Mack, Atascocita, Football
Massive Career for Eagles, Arizona State-signee
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No. 13 Parker Glenn, Cain, Soccer
2X State Champ, District MVP
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No. 14 Isaiah Santos, Seven Lakes, Basketball
VYPE Public School Player of Year; Regional Finals
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No. 15 Micah Tennison, Oak Ridge, Swim
Two Golds at State, Texas A&M-signee
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No. 16 JD Wallace, Yates, Football, Basketball and Track
All-District Football; Basketball; Track (UTEP-signee)
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No. 17 Xavier Muhammad, South Houston, Football, Basketball and Track
Major DI Football, All-District Basketball (Michigan-commit
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No. 18 Jaylen Addai, Shadow Creek, Football, Basketball and Track
The Future of Shadow Creek.
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No. 19 Colton Coney, Clear Creek, Water Polo
State MVP; The State’s Top Player
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No. 20 Sean Perez, Humble, Wrestling
Best Pound for Pound Wrestler in H-Town; State Champion
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No. 21 TK Gaines, Waller, Football and Baseball
2x Baseball USA Gold; Unanimous Football All-District QB
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No. 22 Carson White, Iowa Colony, Football, Baseball and Track
Junior Had Huge Year. One of Top QBs, Starting CF, Relays in Track (OSU-commit)
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No. 23 Adam Boyd, Atascocita, Basketball
MVP of District; Led Team to State Semis (La.Tech-signee)
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No. 24 Peter Dorsey, Wheatley, Football and Basketball
D1 Defensive End; Led Wildcats to State Semis in Hoops
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No. 25 Kosi Okpala, Mayde Creek, Football
TD Club Defensive POY; Dominant Hitter (UT-signee)
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No. 26 Wayne Shanks, Kinkaid, Football and Track
Led Falcons to SPC Title… again (Arizona-commit)
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No. 27 Landon Veal, Houston Christian, Basketball
Star on SPC Champs; High Major Hooper
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No. 28 Miguel Becerra, College Park, Soccer
School Made History Winning State Title
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No. 29 Marcus Cantu, Lutheran South, Baseball
Helped Lead Pioneers to Another TAPPS Title (Coastal Carolina-signee)
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No. 30 Kaleb Maryland, North Shore, Football
Won State as a Senior at QB (Utah State-signee)
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No. 31 CJ Toney, Atascocita, Football and Baseball
1,400 Yards Offense; Centerfielder for Regional Semifinalist (Wash State-signee)
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No. 32 Catcher Hopkins, Tomball Baseball
2X State Champ; Heartbeat of Tomball; (Texas A&M-signee)
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No. 33 Lincoln Frazier, Willis, Football
Led State in Passing as a Freshman
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No. 34 Damon Miles, Clear Lake, Basketball
Led State in Texas in Scoring
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No. 35 Joshua Shelton, Pearland, Track
Won the 400 Meters at State
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No. 36 Za’Qwaun Nunn, North Shore, Football, Track, Wrestling
District MVP on the State Champion; Regional Track
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No. 37 Logan Milsaps, College Park, Wrestling
State Champion. One of Nation’s Best Wrestlers
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No. 38 Miles Young, Episcopal, Baseball
SPC Champ and Perfect Game Rated 10 of 10 (Georgia-signee)
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No. 39 Nicholas Ferguson, Heights, Track
State Camp in the 800 Meters
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No. 40 Noah Ballard, Klein Cain, Football and Soccer
State MVP for Soccer; Won State; Kicks Field Goals too
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No. 41 Obinna Umeh, St. Thomas, Football
VYPE Private School Player of the Year (Duke-signee)
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No. 42 Jack Smejkal, The Woodlands, Baseball
Second Team All-State; Ace Pitcher (Texas-signee)
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No. 43 Landon Brown, Iowa Colony, Baseball
Led Team to Historic Playoff Run; 3rd Team All-State (Miss. State-Signee)
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No. 44 Joseph Credit, Pearland, Football
District Defensive POY; TD Club Finalist (Kansas-signee)
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No. 45 Camden Gibson, College Park, Track
Tremendous in XC; Won 1600 at State Class 6A (Tulsa-signee)
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No. 46 Ashten Ballew, Katy, Baseball
District Offensive POY, Led Katy to Regional Finals
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No. 47 Alim Olajuwon, Episcopal, Basketball
All-SPC, ESPN 4-Star, SPC Finalist
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No. 48 Griffin Saacke, Bridgeland, Cross Country and Track
Houston’s Top Long Distance Runner
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No. 49 Peyton Trummell, Lake Creek, Baseball
Led Lions to State Finals; All-Time Leading HR Man at LC
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No. 50 Pierce Ritchey, St. John’s, Wrestling
VYPE Private School Wrestler of the Year































