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CHARGED UP: No. 12 Clear Springs has star, leader in Madden Hill
No. 12 — CLEAR SPRINGS CHARGERS
The Madden Hill-era has officially arrived at Clear Springs.
The sophomore sensation — a 3-star national point guard — exploded onto the scene last season for coach Chris Hairfield, leading the Chargers to a District 24-6A Championship (13-1) and an impressive 31-5 overall record.
Ranked as the No. 4 player in Texas, Hill’s explosiveness, court vision, and ability to get teammates involved make him one of the most dynamic guards in the state.
Supporting Hill is a talented senior backcourt featuring Rodney Smith (8 ppg) and Casey Syers (7 ppg), giving Clear Springs plenty of firepower on the perimeter.
The Chargers enter 2025 as district favorites once again, but their sights are set higher — aiming for a deeper postseason run after last year’s early exit against Shadow Creek in the opening round.
The message is clear: with Madden Hill running the show, Clear Springs basketball is built for the big stage.
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The Crawford Chargers
HE'S BACK: "Mr. Everything" Mosley makes No. 11 Crawford a contender
No. 11 — CRAWFORD CHARGERS
He’s back.
Dual-sport star Alvin Mosley returns to the lineup after earning District MVP honors last season, where he averaged over 22 points per game and led the Chargers to one of the best seasons in school history.
The Chargers finished second in district play behind Stafford and posted an impressive 28–8 overall record, advancing to the third round of the postseason before falling to Booker T. Washington, 65–64, in a heartbreaker.
Under head coach Chris Iles, the Chargers bring back a talented core — Kevin Green, Bryce Vann, and Darrion Boyd — all key contributors to last year’s playoff run.
With a proven game-changer like Mosley and a more seasoned roster, the Chargers are not just contenders — they’re legit Class 4A State hopefuls.
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