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THE JUMP: The Biggest Takeaways from the Dan Green Invitational
Mar 09, 2021
Some interesting storylines came out of the Dan Green Invitational in The Woodlands over the weekend.
VYPE caught up with pole vault champ Katie Schlather from The Woodlands, who jumped 12-feet. She holds the ninth-best vault in the state and is signed with Air Force.
The Woodlands Kennedy Doakes is following in her father's footsteps. Ray Doakes was a decorated high jumper in his days at Arkansas and Kennedy will jump at Kansas.
Finally, Jalan Rivers of Summer Creek was on display. He has the state's best jump at 7-feet.
Let the Season Begin 🏃♂️
The Woodlands hosts early Track Event @TXMileSplit @WoodlandsTrack @bhabc_bears @HumbleISD_AHS pic.twitter.com/BwStvy2T2X
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) March 6, 2021
TOP VAULT: The Woodlands Katie Schlather vaults 12-feet to win Dan Green Invitational@TXMileSplit @polevaultpower @ConroeISDSports @ConroeSports @HighlanderSpeed pic.twitter.com/CjHtxgOel5
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) March 8, 2021
THE JUMP: Summer Creek jumper Jalan Rivers has Lone Star State's best jump at 7-feet@FloTrack @HumbleISD_SCHS @TXMileSplit @SCHS_TandF_XC @SC_CoachD pic.twitter.com/cxwnhIPmGl
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) March 7, 2021
THE JUMP: The Woodlands Kennedy Doakes (@KUTrack) taking after decorated father Ray Doakes who has 8 Natty Rings from Arkansas @RazorbackTF in high jump@HighlanderSpeed @FloTrack @KPRC2RandyMc @ToddFreed57 @TWHSCISD @ConroeISDSports pic.twitter.com/CkRghB3VBL
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) March 7, 2021
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VYPE 2021 Softball Preview: Public School #14 The Woodlands
Mar 05, 2021
The Woodlands always has the talent, but can this be the year they break through and get back to the Regional Finals for the first time since 2017? The Woodlands hasn't been to state since 2015 and last won a crown in 2011. The 2021 version of the Highlanders possesses plenty of offense.
It starts with University of Louisiana at Lafayette-commit Kayla Falterman, who plays second and in the outfield. In just 21 games last year, she hit .516 with 11 RBIs for the Highlanders. Jordan Jones (Vernon College) was right behind her hitting for .417, while now-sophomore Alannah Leach hit for .403 as a freshman. Haley Mountain is one to watch for as well at the plate. The other name to remember is Alannah's twin sister Gabby, who brings a big bat as well. So, the offense is there.
The Leach twins will be players to watch in the city for the next three years, but do the Highlanders have the pitching? That's the big question mark for this squad.
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