VOLLEYBALL:
Abilene Wylie Bullogs vs. Wichita Falls Riders
Elgin Wildcats vs. East View Patriots
Lockhart Lions vs. Navarro Vikings
St. Stephen's Boy's Volleyball Tournament – St. John's vs. St. Stephen's
St. Stephen's Boy's Volleyball Tournament – Austin Juniors vs. Ft. Worth Country Day
Round Rock Dragons vs. Cedar Ridge Raiders
FOOTBALL:
Abilene Wylie Bulldogs vs. Canyon Randall
Austin Saints vs. Casady School
Bastrop Bears vs. Brenham Cubs
Canyon Lake Hawks vs. Fredericksburg Billies
Del Valle Cardinals vs. Lake Travis Cavaliers
Elgin Wildcats vs. Cedar Creek Eagles
Ft. Bend ISD – Ridge Point vs. Elkins
Hyde Park Panthers vs. St. Michael's Crusaders
Liberty Hill Panthers vs. Burnet Bulldogs
Lockhart Lions vs. Kennedy Rockets
McCallum Knights vs. Northeast Raiders
Pflugerville ISD – Weiss Wolves vs. East View Patriots
Round Rock ISD – McNeil Mavericks vs. Stony Point Tigers
Rouse Raiders vs. Connally Cougars
San Antonio Christian Lions vs. St. Joseph Academy Bloodhounds
St. Michael's Crusaders vs. Hyde Park Panthers
Vista Ridge Rangers vs. Hendrickson Hawks
Alief Taylor's Omotola Oguns
This fall, Oguns is among the handful of returners expected to help push the program forward — not just with her play, but with the experience and perspective she’s accumulated in the short span of her career.
“In order for us to see that kind of success again, it’s going to require a similar level of connection that we still have, if not more so,” she said. “We’re already really close with each other, so now it’s just about how we work out the kinks, stay in tune, and build on that connection.”
2025-26 Alief Taylor VolleyballJamey Wright (VYPE)
That team-first mindset has been a major part of Oguns’ development. She cites confidence as the area where she’s grown most — not just in her individual ability, but in how she understands the dynamics of the game and what drives team performance.
“Coming into the game, I didn’t always have that level of assurance in my ability that I do now,” Oguns said. “The reason I’ve been able to address that, I think, relates to the chemistry with my teammates and figuring out what makes each of us click.”
Oguns’ foundation extends beyond the court. Her older sister, Oluwabusola Oguns — a former Taylor volleyball player now attending Texas State University — remains a steady influence in her life.
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“After God, I’d definitely say that my sister has been one of the more impactful figures for me,” she said. “Even after the two years we spent here together, she’s still giving me advice when it comes to classes and how to balance volleyball with my education and social life. Her experience has become mine, in a way, and that’s not something I take lightly.”
It’s also how she earned her nickname, “Lowercase.” During their overlapping time at Taylor, the pair was known as “Mini-O” and “Big O,” a reference to the first letter of their names. Eventually, the shorthand evolved into something uniquely hers — a symbol of both connection and individuality.
When she’s not on the court, Oguns competes in the shot put during track season and stays sharp by bingeing her favorite shows — from Avatar: The Last Airbender to Attack on Titan.
Heading into her final season, Oguns brings the kind of perspective that can’t be coached — earned over time, shaped by family, and sharpened by the game itself.
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Fort Bend Marshall's Kaeden "KK" Johnson
Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
While Johnson’s skillset allows him to line up virtually anywhere on the field, the senior will return under center as the starting quarterback this fall. In 2024, he threw for over 2,100 yards and 25 touchdowns, adding 571 rushing yards and six scores on the ground. His dual-threat capability earned him first-team, all-district honors and solidified his reputation as a genuine offensive weapon.
Teamwise, Marshall compiled a strong 10-3 record in their last campaign, finishing third in the ultra-competitive District 9-5A
Division II—trailing only State Champion Randle and Regional Finalist Iowa Colony. A third-round playoff loss to Iowa Colony ended the Buffs’ postseason run, but it also left the group hungry for more.
The stars of 2025-26 Fort Bend Marshall FootballBradley C. Collier (VYPE)
With a seasoned leader like Johnson back at the helm, expectations around the Buffalos are understandably high. They’ll hope to channel the spirit of their 2019 squad, which reached the UIL State Final in Arlington, but this year’s path will require its own identity—one built on resilience, execution, and the leadership of players like Johnson.
For Johnson, this final chapter in his high school career isn’t just about chasing wins. It’s a chance to leave a lasting imprint on a program that has shaped him, while preparing for the next level. If his track record is any indication, both he—and Fort Bend Marshall—are ready for the moment.
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