GAMES
RANKINGS
THE HOT 100: Smith, Thompson, Bryant are the leading ladies of Greater Houston; photo gallery
After hours of research, evaluation and countless hours spent studying game film and highlights, VYPE is proud to unveil the 2026 VYPE Hot 100.
Ladies first.
The VYPE Hot 100 "Girls List" recognizes the Top 50 female athletes in the Houston area, celebrating those who have distinguished themselves through elite performance, athletic achievement and impact on their respective programs.
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..
...
TOP 50
No. 1 EK Smith, Katy, Softball
Nation’s Top Softball Recruit, State Champ (OU-commit)
…
No. 2 Halle Thompson, Grand Oaks Volleyball
2X State Champ, Under Armour All-American (Wisconsin-signee)
…
No. 3 Macie Bryant, Barbers Hill, Softball
Super Ace; Threw Perfect Game in State Final (LSU-commit
…
No. 4 Kennedy Simpson, Summer Creek, Basketball
Led team to back-to-back State Titles, All-State (Tulane-signee)
…
No. 5 Sara Wiggins, Lake Creek, Softball
Ace on Back-to-Back State Champs (Wichita State-signee)
…
No. 6 Landri Von Gonten, College Park, Wrestling
Junior is a 3x State Champion
…
No. 7 Elsa St. Rose, Tompkins Volleyball, Basketball and Track
District MVP led Falcons to Final Four
…
No. 8 Lainy Zabiegala, Lake Creek, Soccer
Scored nearly 40 goals on State Champion Team
..
No. 9 Emerson Lechler, Foster, Volleyball and Softball
District MVP in VBall and Softball (Baylor-signee)
…
No. 10 Bayleigh Taylor, Liberty, Softball
Carried Liberty to State Championship (Florida State-commit)
…
No. 11 Ogechi Okeke, Hightower, Basketball
Top 15 National Recruit; All State; Went to Regional Final
…
No. 12 Gemma Hopkins, Tomball, Volleyball
District MVP led Tomball to State Finals (Arkansas-commit)
…
No. 13 Cadence Johnson, Bellaire, Swim
VYPE Swimmer of Year and State Meet (UCLA-commit)
…
No. 14 Carolyn Liu, Katy Jordan, Golf
Won Class 6A State Golf
…
No. 15 Jayden Robinson, Ridge Point Volleyball
Under Armour All-American (Nebraska-signee)
…
No. 16 Addison Martin, Summer Creek, Basketball
All-State, 2x State Champ, Offensive POY
…
No. 17 Madalyn Davis, Lake Creek, Softball
2x Offensive POY, 3-Time State Champ (UNC-signee)
…
No. 18 Wiggles Ngoh, Seven Lakes Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Flag Football
Explosive Junior Headed to USC Volleyball
…
No. 19 Emily Betran, Katy Wrestling
Won state individually and was on best team in H-Town
…
No. 20. Ahona Chowdhury, The Woodlands, Tennis
State Champ in Tennis Singles
…
No. 21 Jenna Thedford, Dawson, Volleyball
Defensive POY; Led to State Finals (Texas A&M-signee)
…
No. 22 Hope Smith, Bridgeland, XC and Track
Finished 6th on State XC Champ; Silver in Both Long Distance Events
…
No. 23 Concepcion Maya, Kingwood Soccer
Led Kingwood to State; District MVP
…
No. 24 Ma’Ryiah Alfred, Kinkaid, Basketball
Won SPC State, TABC All State
…
No. 25 Naomi Booker, Tomball, Track and Field
Gold & Bronze in Hurdles; Defending Champ (Texas A&M Signee)
…
No. 26 Nadi’ya Shelby, Friendswood, Volleyball
State Final Four (Florida-signee)
…
No. 27 Avery Koonsen, Dawson, Volleyball
District MVP; Led to State Finals (SFA-signee)
…
No. 28 Laney Barnes, Cy Woods, Cross Country
Silver at State (Texas A&M-signee)
…
No. 29 Ari Holbert, Logos Prep, Swim
4 Gold Medals at TAPPS State Meet
…
No. 30 A’Zyua Blair, Houston Christian, Basketball
Dominated SPC as a Junior Transfer; TABC All State
…
No. 31 Tyler Weaver, Kingwood, Soccer
The State MVP (DBU-Signee)
…
No. 32 Ashtyn Lewis, Iowa Colony, Track and Field
Gold in the 100m; Silver in 200 Meters
…
No. 33 Claire Guydon, The Woodlands, Wrestling
Highlander dominated and won State
…
No. 34 Courtland Cloud, Shadow Creek, Basketball
District MVP; Led Sharks to Final Four
…
No. 35 Zora Bello, Cypress Ranch, Volleyball
District MVP (Rice-commit) led ‘Stangs to State Final Four
…
No. 36 Winnie Liu, Dulles, Swim
Won 2 Silver Medals at Class 6A State (Rice-signee)
…
No. 37 Ryan Fox, Episcopal, Soccer
Led Knights to Back-to-Back SPC Titles (ULL-signee)
…
No. 38 Hunter Quentel, Kingwood, Softball
Best hitter, pitcher on one of city’s best teams
(Oklahoma State-commit)
…
No. 39 McKale Lee, Alief Taylor, Track and Field
Gold in 800m
…
No. 40 Delaney Wright, Montgomery, Volleyball
District MVP, City’s Leading Kill Artist (Utah-commit)
…
No. 41 Faith Etienne, Dawson, Basketball
Was District MVP, 1000-points, Went to Regional Final
…
No. 42 Jacey Carroll, St. John’s, Volleyball
Dominant in SPC play, won State Title
…
No. 43 Rowan Saake, Bridgeland, Cross Country
Led Bears to State Gold, Finished 5th at State
…
No. 44 Makenzie Thomas, Clear Springs, Softball
USA Softball Team, Beast at the Plate
…
No. 45 Saniya Reynolds, Cypress Ranch, Volleyball
District Attacker of Year (Kentucky-commit)
…
No. 46 Ashley Baxter, Friendswood, Soccer
Scored 46 goals as sophomore; US National Player
…
No. 47 Reagan Rohrlich, TWCA, Softball and Track
One of State Top Private School Players (Texas A&M-signee)
…
No. 48 Taylor Synnott, St. John’s, XC and Track
Sophomore has won Back-to-Back SPC Titles
…
No. 49 Eguonome Akpobassa, Bridgeland, Track
Won Class 6A Gold, Silver in Jumps
…
No. 50 Macey deGroot, Clear Springs, Swim
Gold at Class 6A State (Arizona-signee)
Unstoppable: Southlake Carroll soccer heads into postseason play
With an incredible regular season behind them, the Southlake Carroll Lady Dragons are fighting to earn their spot at the state tournament again. Before the team can get there, though, they have to take down their playoff opponents-- beginning with Crowley. VYPE DFW takes a look at the team's season so far and what fans can expect:
Regular Season Play
With back-to-back shut-out victories over Cleburne (10-0) and Aledo (6-0) followed by other non-district blowouts like those over Burleson (10-1) and Weiss (14-0), there was no doubt headed into district play that this team had a special season waiting around the corner for them. Without any hesitation, the team dominated through their non-district schedule before jumping into district play ready to make an even bigger splash.
Facing down tough district opponents, the Lady Dragons took down the likes of Keller Timber Creek (3-1), Keller (4-1), V.R. Eaton (7-0), Byron Nelson (6-1, 10-1), Keller Central (3-1), and more with resounding determination and power. With the ability to finish strong in each game, the team has outscored their opponents by a combined 141-14 so far this season. Finishing at the top of their district standings, the Lady Dragons boasted an unblemished 21-0-1 overall record (11-0-1 in district play) with a 98% win streak as they head into the playoffs.
What's Ahead
Hosting their first playoff game of the season, the Lady Dragons are poised and ready to shake things up as they face Crowley. With the ability to dominate the field against any opponent, fans can expect this fast-paced team to set the tone early in the match. Giving it their all, with a fire in their hearts that has yet to be snuffed this season, the Lady Dragons have everything it takes to end the night on top. Ready to roll, Southlake Carroll is looking to continue strong into playoffs.
Their match against Crowley is set to begin at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26 at Dragon Stadium in Southlake, Texas.






























