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2025-26 Stratford Girls Basketball
THE LAYUP LINE: No. 15 Stratford embracing the test of District and beyond
No. 15 -- STRATFORD SPARTANS
After a season full of milestones, Stratford enters 2025–26 riding momentum from a 21-10 overall record and a 12-2 district mark, including a landmark win over Memorial — a program they hadn’t beaten in a decade.
From there, the Spartans advanced past Heights 47-40 in the Bi-District round before their playoff run ended in the Area Round against Fulshear.
Now in her third year as head coach, Audrisa Harrison (40-24) brings back a healthy mix of juniors and sophomores ready to take the reins this season.

At the center is 17-6A Co-MVP Tess Stephenson, who averaged 17 points and 5 rebounds per game as a sophomore and earned TGCA All-State and TABC All-Region honors. Harrison notes Stephenson’s ability to score at all levels, paired with court vision and two-way impact, makes her the team’s cornerstone.
Other returning players include Riley O’Connor (Jr. G) and Ava Gibson (So. G), both honorable mention all-district selections. Watch also for Camille Warren, whose relentless motor can shift momentum, and Sophia Prejean, a versatile post/stretch player with high upside.
By all measures, the team’s motto — “Accept the Challenge” —perfectly embodies Stratford’s approach this winter.
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The stars of 2025-26 The Woodlands Girls Basketball
THE LAYUP LINE: Team cohesion will power another playoff run for No. 16 The Woodlands
No. 16 -- THE WOODLANDS HIGHLANDERS
The 6A-D1 Regional Semis marked the end of a 24-11 showing for The Woodlands, capping off their tremendous playoff run with a tough battle against Duncanville.
Coach Ashley Davis has the luxury of returning her entire starting lineup, giving the program a rare sense of continuity as they aim for a third-straight postseason trip in 2026.
Central to the Highlanders’ ambitions is Oklahoma Christian-commit Isa Alaniz, aka “Isa Bucket”. The senior guard averaged 11.3points and 3.6 rebounds per game last season and received a first-team, all-district nod.
Supporting her are fellow first-team selections Rachael Roberts (9.8 ppg, 2.5 apg, 3.7 rpg, 2.3 spg) and Caelyn Hoffman, who collected 8 rebounds per game, providing a strong interior presence that balances the roster.
The Highlanders’ success will hinge on maintaining a united team identity and dominating defensively, according to Davis and her staff. Furthermore, they plan to emphasize communication and intensity on both ends of the court, while trusting their experienced starters to guide younger contributors.
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