It was a busy weekend in West, Texas as TAPPS put a bow on their 2019-2020 boys and girls basketball seasons.
We will start with the girls and with that The Village School.
This team started as VYPE's preseason No. 1 team and for good reason. They were loaded. The Vikings didn't disappoint this year finishing 37-3 and winning the TAPPS 6A State Championship over Prestonwood Christian.
The Vikings raced out to a 22-12 lead before extending it to 39-20 at the half. The Village School outscored them in every quarter the rest of the way to win big, claiming the 75-48 victory and the title.
Check out highlights from the game below!
The other Houston-area women's basketball team that made the TAPPS State Finals was the Second Baptist School.
The Eagles got into a battle with Southwest Christian out of Fort Worth early. At the half, Second Baptist School trailed 34-30. In the third quarter, Southwest Christian was able to balloon that lead nearly to 30. But the Second Baptist School fought back, cutting the lead down to 11 with 2:51 remaining.
In the end, Second Baptist School fell 73-63.
Check out the first edition of VYPE All-Access as cameras followed the Second Baptist School from getting off the bus to the final huddle breakdown - CLICK HERE TO WATCH
TAPPS BOYS HOOPS
The Woodlands Christian Academy entered the year as VYPE's No. 2 team in the city amongst the private schools. On Saturday, they captured the program's sixth state title since 2008. It is Tanner Field's second since taking over the program four years ago.
There were highlight dunks and more - CLICK HERE to read full Recap
Outside of TWCA, there were other Houston-area teams in the mix for titles.
Rosehill Christian made its first title game appearance defeating Brazos Christian School 77-61 to advance to the program's first-ever title game. The Eagles, on Saturday, fell short to Yavneh Academy of Dallas, 50-35, in the TAPPS 3A State Title game.
Finally, Westbury Christian advanced to the TAPPS 5A State Title game after an 82-45 win over Lutheran South Academy on Friday. In the finals, Westbury Christian ran into Legacy Christian - Frisco and fell in a close one, 62-59.
