The Falcons finished 4-7 in their 2018 season. Channelview begins their 2019 season on August 30th against Nimitz. Will the Falcons get back to the playoffs in 2019?
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The Falcons finished 4-7 in their 2018 season. Channelview begins their 2019 season on August 30th against Nimitz. Will the Falcons get back to the playoffs in 2019?
Stay tuned for our VYPE Football Preview coming in early August.
It’s become clear that Melissa hasn’t skipped a beat since repeating as state champions last spring, riding a 22-game winning streak into the playoffs with a pristine 27-2 record.
Guyer (26-2) is poised for another run at the state level, while Byron Nelson (30-3-1), Waxahachie (34-1), and Allen (25-3) have emerged as legitimate contenders throughout the campaign.
The same holds true for Richland (28-3) and Timber Creek (23-6-1), while Lovejoy (23-8-2) and Forney (27-5-1) remain heavy hitters in their respective conferences.
With that in mind, it’s time to size up DFW softball as the regular season winds down.
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*Second section denotes current record according to MaxPreps
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VYPE Dallas-Fort Worth Top 10 Softball Rankings (6A-4A) -- End of Regular Season (April 2026)
1. Melissa Cardinals (5A) -- 27-2 // 14-0 in District 9-5A
2. Denton Guyer Wildcats (6A) -- 26-2 // 13-1 in 5-6A
3. Byron Nelson Bobcats (6A) -- 30-3-1 // 14-2 in 4-6A
4. Waxahachie Indians (6A) -- 34-1 // 14-0 in 11-6A
5. Allen Eagles (6A) -- 25-3 // 16-0 in 6-6A
6. Boswell Pioneers (6A) -- 22-4-1 // 10-2 in 3-6A
7. Lovejoy Leopards (5A) -- 23-8-2 // 12-2 in 9-5A
8. Forney Jackrabbits (6A) -- 27-5-1 // 12-0 in 10-6A
9. Richland Royals (5A) -- 28-3 // 11-1 in 6-5A
10. Timber Creek Falcons (6A) -- 23-6-1 // 13-3 in 4-6A
Others to Watch: Keller Indians (4-6A), Aledo Bearcats (5-5A), Flower Mound Jaguars (5-6A), Centennial Spartans (8-5A), Wakeland Wolverines (12-5A), Hebron Hawks (5-6A), Plano West Wolves (6-6A)
Some of College Park’s standouts, along with head coach Mike Jaskowiak, join us in the lab to unpack the program’s first championship—and the belief behind it.
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The stars of 2025-26 Katy Softball
Barbers Hill (30-3) and Lake Creek (29-1) continue to represent the pinnacle of the sport, both ranked in the Top 5 nationally by MaxPreps—not just in Texas or Class 5A. Still, the Eagles and Lions aren’t concerned with rankings.
With playoff divisions soon to be set, both will focus on advancing one game at a time, moving closer with each win to the ultimate prize at McCombs Field in May.
It came as no surprise that Kingwood (29-3) responded immediately to its lone district loss to Summer Creek, winning out to close the regular season and claim the 23-6A crown with a 13-1 record. The run included an 11-0 victory over the Bulldogs and a six-game shutout streak.
The same can be said for Katy (28-5), which cruised to its 11th straight district title (excluding the 2019-20 COVID season), capping the 19-6A slate on a 10-game winning streak while allowing just three runs in that span.
Tomball (23-3) and Bridgeland (26-5) remain the headliners out of Region II, both well-positioned to make a push toward the state stage in the coming weeks. One of the most impressive runs of the back half came from Grand Oaks (30-6), which won its final 11 games to steal the District 13-6A title from Willis (24-9)—another scrappy squad.
Region III again shapes up as a gauntlet in Houston’s 6A brackets, featuring powerhouses such as Pearland (28-4), Atascocita (23-8), Summer Creek (26-7), Deer Park (21-10), Jordan (21-5), Clear Creek (19-7), Foster (24-8), and Clear Springs (22-13).
Rounding out the notable Class 5A programs are La Porte (20-3), Friendswood (21-7), Santa Fe (24-7), and Kingwood Park (21-9), while Liberty (29-5) and Needville (29-2) pace the 4A field.
All that being said, let’s tap into the who’s who of H-Town with the postseason on the horizon.
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VYPE Houston Top 25 Softball Rankings (6A-4A) -- End of Regular Season (April 2026)
1. Barbers Hill Eagles (5A) -- 30-3 // 14-0 in District 19-5A
2. Lake Creek Lions (5A) -- 29-1 // 12-0 in 17-5A
3. Kingwood Mustangs (6A) -- 29-3 // 13-1 in 23-6A
4. Katy Tigers (6A) -- 28-5 // 15-1 in 19-6A
5. Tomball Cougars (6A) -- 23-3 // 16-0 in 15-6A
6. Bridgeland Bears (6A) -- 26-5 // 13-1 in 16-6A
7. La Porte Bulldogs (5A) -- 20-3 // 11-1 in 20-5A
8. Liberty Panthers (4A) -- 29-5 // 12-0 in 19-4A
9. Pearland Oilers (6A) -- 28-4 // 16-0 in 22-6A
10. Atascocita Eagles (6A) -- 23-8 // 11-3 in 23-6A
11. Summer Creek Bulldogs (6A) -- 26-7 // 11-3 in 23-6A
12. Friendswood Mustangs (6A) -- 21-7 // 9-3 in 20-5A
13. Deer Park Deer (6A) -- 21-10 // 11-3 in 24-6A
14. Grand Oaks Grizzlies (6A) -- 30-6 // 13-3 in 13-6A
15. Needville Bluejays (4A) -- 29-2 // 12-0 in 29-4A
16. Jordan Warriors (6A) -- 21-5 // 13-3 in 19-6A
17. Clear Creek Wildcats (6A) -- 19-7 // 10-4 in 24-6A
18. Foster Falcons (6A) -- 24-8 // 10-0 in 20-6A
19. Willis Wildkats (6A) -- 24-9 // 13-3 in 13-6A
20. Clear Springs Chargers (6A) -- 22-13 // 9-5 in 24-6A
21. Santa Fe Indians (5A) -- 24-7 // 8-4 in 20-5A
22. Magnolia Bulldogs (6A) -- 22-8 // 13-3 in 15-6A
23. Kingwood Park Panthers (5A) -- 21-9 // 10-2 in 18-5A
24. Cy-Fair Bobcats (6A) -- 17-9 // 13-1 in 17-6A
25. Cypress Woods Wildcats (6A) -- 22-11 // 10-4 in 16-6A
Others to Watch/Honorable Mentions: Oak Ridge War Eagles (13-6A), Cypress Ranch Mustangs (16-6A), Klein Oak Panthers (15-6A), Ridge Point Panthers (21-6A), Cypress Ridge Rams (17-6A), Crosby Cougars (18-5A), Conroe Tigers (13-6A), Dobie Longhorns (22-6A), Hargrave Falcons (19-4A), Fort Bend Travis Tigers (21-6A), Goose Creek Memorial Patriots (23-6A), Montgomery Bears (17-5A), Memorial Mustangs (17-6A)
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