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Some of the stars of 2025-26 Cypress Woods Baseball
FIELD REPORT: Final VYPE Houston Baseball Rankings as the Postseason Picture Takes Shape
There’s little debate at this point: Tomball is the real deal. In the short term, the Cougars have navigated an arduous district slate, going unbeaten in 15-6A against formidable rivals like Magnolia West, Klein Oak, and Klein Collins. In the broader scope of the spring, THS boasts an astonishing 32-0-1 record, is regarded as one of the top teams in the nation, and appears on a fast track toward yet another State Tournament appearance.
Still, the postseason has a way of leveling the field—meaning no opponent will be taken lightly, a reality Tomball understands as well as anyone.
All things considered, Atascocita (28-4) and Cy Woods (29-2) aren’t far behind, boasting exceptionally balanced rosters, strong coaching staffs, and recent experience in what it takes to go the distance. The same holds true for defending 6A Division II champion Kingwood (22-8-1), a group defined more by resilience and resolve than sheer dominance.
Katy (27-2-1), Memorial (24-6), and Magnolia West (24-7) emerge as early favorites, while Strake Jesuit (25-5-1), Bridgeland (24-8-1), Oak Ridge (23-7), Cy Ranch (25-7-1), and Pearland (24-8-1) round out a deep field of challengers in Conference 6A.
In 5A, Kingwood Park (18-8-1) is on a mission to return to Dell Diamond, while Crosby (25-7-1), Friendswood (19-9), Baytown Sterling (21-10), and Barbers Hill (24-8) anchor an expansive field of contenders.
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*Second section denotes current record according to MaxPreps and/or txhighschoolbaseball.com
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VYPE Houston Top 25 Baseball Rankings (6A-4A) -- End of Regular Season (April 2026)
1. Tomball Cougars (6A) -- 32-0-1 // 16-0 in District 15-6A
2. Atascocita Eagles (6A) -- 28-4 // 13-1 in 23-6A
3. Cypress Woods Wildcats (6A) -- 29-2 // 14-0 in 16-6A
4. Katy Tigers (6A) -- 27-2-1 // 15-1 in 19-6A
5. Kingwood Mustangs (6A) -- 22-8-1 // 12-2 in 23-6A
6. Memorial Mustangs (6A) -- 24-6 // 13-1 in 17-6A
7. Magnolia West Mustangs (6A) -- 24-7 // 13-3 in 15-6A
8. Strake Jesuit Crusaders (6A) -- 25-5-1 // 11-1 in 20-6A
9. Bridgeland Bears (6A) -- 24-8-1 // 11-3 in 16-6A
10. Katy Taylor Mustangs (6A) -- 24-6-1 // 13-3 in 19-6A
11. Oak Ridge War Eagles (6A) -- 23-7 // 16-0 in 13-6A
12. Cypress Ranch Mustangs (6A) -- 25-7-1 // 11-3 in 16-6A
13. Kingwood Park Panthers (5A) -- 18-8-1 // 10-2 in 18-5A
14. Pearland Oilers (6A) -- 24-8-1 // 15-1 in 22-6A
15. The Woodlands Highlanders (6A) -- 24-7-1 // 13-3 in 13-6A
16. Clear Creek Wildcats (6A) -- 24-5 // 12-2 in 24-6A
17. Crosby Cougars (5A) -- 25-7-1 // 10-2 in 18-5A
18. Grand Oaks Grizzlies (6A) -- 20-8-2 // 11-5 in 13-6A
19. Friendswood Mustangs (5A) -- 19-9 // 10-2 in 20-5A
20. Baytown Sterling Rangers (5A) -- 21-10 // 10-4 in 19-5A
21. Klein Oak Panthers (6A) -- 19-12 // 10-6 in 15-6A
22. Barbers Hill Eagles (5A) -- 24-8 // 9-5 in 19-5A
23. Tompkins Falcons (6A) -- 19-12-2 // 10-6 in 19-6A
24. Dickinson Gators (6A) -- 20-7-1 // 10-4 in 24-6A
25. Aldine Mustangs (14-6A) -- 21-5-3 // 14-0 in 14-6A
Others to Watch/Honorable Mentions: Montgomery Bears (17-5A), Willis Wildkats (13-6A), Dobie Longhorns (22-6A), Lake Creek Lions (17-5A), Iowa Colony Pioneers (20-5A), Summer Creek Bulldogs (23-6A), Goose Creek Memorial Patriots (23-6A), Ridge Point Panthers (21-6A), Stratford Spartans (17-6A), Cinco Ranch Cougars (19-6A), Clear Lake Falcons (24-6A), Dawson Eagles (22-6A), Dayton Broncos (18-5A), Klein Collins Tigers (15-6A), Clear Springs Chargers (24-6A), La Porte Bulldogs (20-5A), Cy-Fair Bobcats (17-6A)
New faces at College Park
NEW FACES: New coach, new Cavs, but No. 17 College Park still playoff bound
17 — COLLEGE PARK CAVALIERS
Mr. College Park, coach Clifton McNeely, went out on top.
The only head coach in College Park High School history, McNeely led the Cavs to the State Final Four before retiring — leaving a legacy few programs could match.
But the cupboard is far from bare.
Kenneth Stephens takes over the reins, charged with maintaining the standard set by a legend. Returning to the huddle are seniors Robert Matthews and Mauricio Martinez, while juniors Tyson Forrest and Jayden Heidleberger are poised to take on expanded roles in 2025–26.
Sophomore Quintuyn Buckmon, following in the footsteps of his brothers, continues the family tradition of leadership in the Cavs’ program.
Yes, there are new faces this season, but the message is clear: at College Park, the bar remains the same — and Stephens is ready to keep it there.
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