Join our talented VYPE Live crew for the Boys Basketball match-up on Friday, February 14.
Vandegrift Vipers vs. Leander
6:45 p.m. Pregame, 7:00 Tipoff, Vandegrift HS
Vandegrift Crew: Merle Bertrand, QA – Nathan Nunez
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Join our talented VYPE Live crew for the Boys Basketball match-up on Friday, February 14.
Vandegrift Vipers vs. Leander
6:45 p.m. Pregame, 7:00 Tipoff, Vandegrift HS
Vandegrift Crew: Merle Bertrand, QA – Nathan Nunez
The Bastrop Bears needed a bounce-back win. They got it when they travelled to Killeen and held off the Chapparal Bobcats 28-18 to record their first win of the season.
Coach Jake Griedl’s crew quickly shook off the blahs from last week’s tough road loss in Montgomery. The Bears raced out to a 21-0 lead midway through the 3rd quarter behind rushing touchdowns by Izaiah Regalado, Brennon Hopkins and Jahmani Jones-Watkins.
The Chaparrals (0-2) rallied behind senior quarterback Bryson Coleman to pull within 21-12. However, Brennon, playing in place of Weston Nielsen, tossed a touchdown strike to Dallas Crescenzo to put the game out of reach for the Bears.
Bastrop’s defense forced three turnovers on the evening, including two fumble recoveries by Devan Frazier and an interception by Dwodney Thompson to help secure the win.
Bastrop (1-1) will finally take the Memorial Stadium field for the first time this season when they host Belton (2-0) on Friday night. VYPE Live will broadcast that contest.
Waxahachie's JayQuan Snell (Texas A&M commit)
Allen has wasted little time making its case as one of the nation’s most formidable teams, and the Eagles only strengthened that argument with a 50-6 rout of DeSoto — last year’s 6A Division II champion — last Friday. North Crowley delivered a statement of its own, dispatching fellow heavyweight Southlake Carroll, 40-10, to move to 2-0.
Waxahachie’s 27-24 win over Coppell may have been the most entertaining and meaningful result of the week, however, as the Indians remained unbeaten heading into a pivotal showdown with Guyer. Prosper provided another thriller, outlasting North Forney in a 50-43 score-fest, while Duncanville, Lewisville and Guyer each took care of business in their respective matchups.
The 5A ranks also remain packed with intrigue. Lone Star flexed in an interstate clash against Philadelphia’s Simon Gratz, cruising to a 48-24 victory, while Celina survived Liberty Christian, 35-34, to stay perfect. Elsewhere, Timberview edged Ryan, 35-30, setting up another notable clash as the Raiders now prepare to face Lewisville.
With several ranked teams set to collide in Week 3 — including Allen and Southlake Carroll, North Crowley and Summer Creek, and Waxahachie and Guyer — the latest slate should bring plenty of movement to an already crowded picture.

*** The first section shows the team’s current record | The second section shows its most recent game result (per MaxPreps as of 9/7/2026) | The final section shows its next matchup.
1. Allen Eagles (6A) — 2-0 | 50-6 win vs. DeSoto | Next Matchup: @ Southlake Carroll (9/11)
2. North Crowley Panthers (6A) — 2-0 | 40-10 win vs. Southlake Carroll | Next Matchup: vs. Summer Creek (9/11)
3. Waxahachie Indians (6A) — 2-0 | 27-24 win vs. Coppell | Next Matchup: @ Guyer (9/10)
4. Duncanville Panthers (6A) — 1-1 | 34-7 win vs. Cedar Hill | Next Matchup: @ DeSoto (9/12)
5. Guyer Wildcats (6A) — 2-0 | 27-9 win vs. Melissa | Next Matchup: vs. Waxahachie (9/10)
6. Southlake Carroll Dragons (6A) — 1-1 | 10-40 loss vs. North Crowley | Next Matchup: vs. Allen (9/11)
7. South Oak Cliff Golden Bears (5A) — 0-1 | Bye Week | Next Matchup: vs. North Shore (9/12)
8. Prosper Eagles (6A) — 2-0 | 50-43 win vs. North Forney | Next Matchup: vs. Westlake (9/11)
9. DeSoto Eagles (5A) — 0-2 | 6-50 loss vs. Allen | Next Matchup: vs. Duncanville (9/12)
10. Coppell Cowboys (6A) — 1-1 | 24-27 loss vs. Waxahachie | Next Matchup: vs. Timber Creek (9/11)
11. Lone Star Rangers (5A) — 2-0 | 48-24 win vs. Simon Gratz (PA) | Next Matchup: @ Cedar Hill
12. Lewisville Farmers (6A) — 2-0 | 49-7 win vs. Byron Nelson | Next Matchup: @ Ryan (9/11)
13. Aledo Bearcats (6A) — 0-2 | 21-28 loss vs. Midway | Next Matchup: @ Trinity (9/11)
14. Celina Bobcats (5A) — 2-0 | 35-34 win vs. Liberty Christian | Next Matchup: Bye Week
15. Argyle Eagles (5A) — 1-1 | 55-27 win vs. Terrell | Next Matchup: vs. Somerset Academy Losee (NV) (9/11)
16. Anna Coyotes (5A) — 2-0 | 38-27 win vs. Brock | Next Matchup: @ Panther Creek (9/11)
17. Melissa Cardinals (5A) — 1-1 | 9-27 loss vs. Guyer | Next Matchup: @ Rockwall (9/10)
18. Timberview Wolves (5A) — 2-0 | 35-30 win vs. Ryan | Next Matchup: @ Richardson (9/11)
19. Ryan Raiders (5A) — 1-1 | 30-35 loss vs. Timberview | Next Matchup: vs. Lewisville (9/11)
20. North Forney Falcons (6A) — 0-1 | 43-50 loss vs. Prosper | Next Matchup: vs. Lancaster (9/11)
Others to Watch: Rockwall Yellowjackets (6A), Walnut Grove Wildcats (6A), Highland Park Scots (5A), Lovejoy Leopards (5A),Lake Highlands Wildcats (6A), Heath Hawks (6A), McKinney North Bulldogs (5A), Trinity Trojans (6A), Lancaster Tigers (5A), Keller Indians (6A), Red Oak Hawks (6A), Midlothian Panthers (5A), Cedar Hill Longhorns (5A), Plano East Panthers (6A), Keller Central Chargers (6A), Richland Royals (5A)
The Cypress Ranch 2025 season ended with a thud, as the Mustangs fell to Waxahachie in the third round of the postseason.
That postseason experience under the bright lights may have prepared Cypress Ranch for exactly what happened last Friday.
The Mustangs delivered one of Week 2’s biggest surprises, knocking off VYPE’s previously No. 1-ranked C.E. King, 31-28, on a walk-off 40-yard field goal.
For the performance, Coach William Blaylock and the Cypress Ranch Mustangs are the Week 2 Whataburger Team of the Week.
Led by UH commit Braden Baker at quarterback, Cypress Ranch shocked the Houston high school football landscape by taking down CE King, a Class 6A Division II state finalist last season.
It was a true team effort.
Baker orchestrated the offense, SMU commit Amari Vickerson helped lead the defense, and Nate Carrier delivered the clutch moment with the game-winning 40-yard field goal as time expired.
It was the kind of win that can change the trajectory of a season.
The Mustangs showed they can compete with — and beat — the best teams in the Houston area.
Now, Cypress Ranch has to build on the momentum.
Next up: Nimitz High School.

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