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THE CASTLE: Senior-led Clear Falls wraps up career with another successful season
When Zach Head took over the Clear Falls head coaching job in 2016, he knew he had to flip the culture.
He has done just that as the Clear Falls Knights continue to fill the trophy case as the football team advanced to its third Area Round playoff appearance in four years. The Knights finished second in District 24-6A just behind Dickinson, going 7-5 overall.
"The culture at Clear Falls has changed drastically," quarterback Landon Vessel said. "We went from a struggling 6A football team, to a team that is expected to win and to make it deep into the playoffs."
QB Landon Vessel was the team MVP and a district first-teamer, accounting for over 2,800 yards and 24 TDs. His favorite target was first-teamer Kyle Hoffpauir and was protected by first-team OL Jude Edwards. Edwards was all-district three years in a row and is the all-time leader in starts at Clear Falls.
"It was great being QB1 for the Knights, the pressure, the atmosphere and the hype built around it just made it all worth it," Vessel said. "Being a part of the program has meant the world to me. Seeing the growth of it and being able to help it grow, is truly an honor and I can’t wait to see what the future holds."
DB Xavier Williams, LB Jackson Waid, Le'Kell McGowan, Angus Pingel and John Hurst were recognized first-teamers on defense. McGowan has committed to Texas State.
This was a special senior class at Clear Falls but the bar has bee set for the Knights moving forward. Stay tuned.
TD Club of Houston to name winners (PHOTO GALLERY)
With the UIL football state championships looming this week, that means it's awards season.
The 41st Annual UIL High School Awards Dinner is scheduled for 7 p.m., January, 20th at the Bayou City Event Center.
The gala will name the Greater Houston Offensive High School Player of the Year and the Defensive High School Player of the Year, as well as the Coach of the Year.
The annual Ron Stone Media Excellence Award will be given to Chronicle sports editor Reid Laymance.
Stay tuned to @VYPEhouston on Twitter to see who wins.
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COACH OF THE YEAR
Mike Allison, Dawson
Stephen Dixon, Heights
Kevin Hall, Manvel
Zach Head, Clear Falls
Gary Joseph, Katy
Todd McVey, Tompkins
Jeff Miller, Cy-Fair
Trent Miller, Spring
Sam Parker, Tomball Memorial
Jerry Prieto, Crosby
David Raffield, Bridgeland
James Williams, Marshall
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DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Aaron Brown, DL, North Shore
Terrence Cooks, LB, Shadow Creek
Reco Griffin, DL, Stratford
Daniel Grobe, DL, Tomball Memorial
Christian Jackson, D, Marshall
Dylan Hazen, LB, College Park
Kele Linton, DB, Pearland
Bryce McMorris, DB, Bridgeland
Thatcher Milton, DB , Cy Fair
Tyler Onyedim, DL, Foster
Frank Osagiede, LB, Ridge Point
Albert Regis, DL, La Porte
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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Shadrach Banks, WR, North Shore
Dematrius Davis, QB, North Shore
Kyron Drones, QB, Shadow Creek
Bryce Foster, OL, Katy Taylor
Dylan Goffney, WR, Bridgeland
Cody Jackson, WR, Foster
L.J. Johnson, RB, Cy Fair
Julius Loughridge, RB, Mayde Creek
Joseph Manjack, WR, Tomball Memorial
Jalen Milroe, QB, Tompkins
Kendric Rhymes, RB, Heights
John Paul Richardson, WR, Ridge Point
































