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Cy-Fair Bobcats (6A Division 1 - Region III)
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UIL GIRLS SOCCER PLAYOFFS
AREA ROUND
*Records (W-L-T) are denoted in parentheses -- acquired from MaxPreps
6A Division 1 - Region III Matchups
Seven Lakes Spartans (14-3-2) vs. Cy-Fair Bobcats (16-3-1)
Ridge Point Panthers (19-4) vs. Atascocita Eagles (20-1-2)
Lamar Texans (17-2) vs. Fulshear Chargers (17-5-2)
Summer Creek Bulldogs (18-5-2) vs. Fort Bend Travis Tigers (16-5-3)
6A Division 1 - Region II Matchups
The Woodlands Highlanders (18-2-4) vs. Klein Bearkats (16-2-6)
Grand Oaks Grizzlies (17-2-4) vs. Bridgeland Bears (16-3-3)
6A Division 2 - Region III Matchups
Stratford Spartans (17-4-4) vs. Katy Jordan Warriors (17-4-2)
Kingwood Mustangs (21-0-2) vs. Clements Rangers (8-4-4)
Tompkins Falcons (17-1-3) vs. Memorial Mustangs (17-4-2)
Dawson Eagles (18-6-1) vs. Brazoswood Buccaneers (16-4-3)
6A Division 2 - Region II Matchups
Tomball Cougars (16-0-4) vs. College Park Cavaliers (13-9-2)
Cypress Woods Wildcats (16-5-3) vs. Oak Ridge War Eagles (14-6-3)
5A Division 1 - Region III Matchups
Barbers Hill Eagles (16-4-2) vs. A&M Consolidated Tigers (16-3-3)
Spring Woods Tigers (18-3-1) vs. Hendrickson Hawks (18-4)
Kingwood Park Panthers (17-6) vs. Angleton Wildcats (16-2-2)
5A Division 2 - Region III Matchups
Lake Creek Lions (13-5-2) vs. Port Neches-Groves Indians (16-5-5)
Galena Park Yellowjackets (18-3-1) vs. Georgetown Eagles (18-3-1)
Friendswood Mustangs (21-3-1) vs. Montgomery Bears (9-10-4)
4A Division 1 - Region III Matchups
Almeta Crawford Chargers (15-3-3) vs. La Vega Pirates (15-4-2)
Freeman Golden Eagles (17-3-1) vs. Lumberton Raiders (14-5-2)
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The Coppell Cowgirls claim the 6A-D1 State Championship with a 6-2 win over Lake Travis
ALL GAS, NO BRAKES: Coppell’s 'All Gas, No Brakes' Mentality Fuels 6A Title Triumph
The Cowgirls entered the final as the No. 1-ranked team in Texas (MaxPreps) and proved worthy of that reputation with a dominant second-half surge.
Despite what the final score might suggest, the match remained tight deep early on in the second half. Coppell held a narrow 3-2 lead in the 48th minute before accelerating with three unanswered goals in the next ten minutes to put the game firmly out of reach.
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“For us, we just wanted to make sure that we controlled the tempo of the game,” said head coach Craig Able. “We controlled possession, we connected passes — when we do that, we’ve been really tough to beat this year.
“I think once the girls settled into the game, they remembered that it’s just a game and we’re just doing the things we do well that got us to this point. I’m just so proud of them for all the hard work they put in. They’ve done it all.”
Led by a strong senior class and several standout performances, Coppell’s depth and cohesion were on full display. Junior forward Neerali Kapadia (Rice commit) was a force up top, scoring twice and earning a spot on the All-Tournament Team for her relentless energy and finishing touch.
Seniors Monica Morales (WashU) and Reagan Roberson (Dallas Baptist) also earned All-Tournament honors, with Morales finding the back of the net twice.
But it was senior midfielder Summer Chen (Gonzaga-commit) who earned 6A-Division I State MVP honors after a spectacular showing in the Final. Chen scored two goals and assisted Morales for another, helping to set the tone throughout the entire match.
Senior Summer Chen is presented with the 2025 UIL 6A-D1 State MVP Award after scoring two goals with one assist in the FinalMatthew Ogle (VYPE)
“I’m still at a loss for words,” Chen said after the final whistle. “We just had it, and we knew what we were capable of. Our confidence in each other really showed, and we played to our style, which worked out for us.
“One of the mottos for this year has been ‘All Gas, No Brakes,’ because we had nothing to lose as seniors. At the end of the day, we left it all out there on the field.”
The win marks a historic moment for a Coppell team that embraced the pressure of expectations and delivered in emphatic fashion.
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“They just believed in themselves and in each other,” said Coach Able. “All year long we preached our depth and how everyone contributes. Each girl bought into their role and into the system of how we do things as a team. I think everyone just saw all their work pay off.”
For a senior class that helped return Coppell to statewide prominence, Saturday’s win was the perfect ending — a blend of resilience, talent, and togetherness that defined their journey.
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