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The Woodlands Senior QB Jack Daulton
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Daulton, a dual-threat weapon under center, earned first-team, all-district honors in 2024 after throwing for over 1,300 yards and 18 touchdowns, while rushing for another 1,142 yards and 18 scores. His dynamic play helped propel the Highlanders to an 11-2 record and a trip to the 6A-D1 Regional Semifinals, where they ultimately fell to powerhouse Duncanville.
Now in the final stretch of his high school career, the 6-foot-2 standout is embracing the responsibility that comes with leadership.
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“We’ve really been dedicating ourselves a lot throughout the offseason,” he said. “From the early morning workouts to 7-on-7, it takes a certain amount of commitment to achieve what we’re looking for. As seniors, it’s up to us to set an example, and I feel that it’s been a productive summer.”
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While The Woodlands hasn’t reached a State Final since 2016, the team’s recent momentum – paired with Daulton’s continued rise – has positioned the Highlanders to make another serious run in 2025.
As for what comes next, Daulton committed to TCU in February – a decision driven largely by a strong early connection with the Horned Frogs' staff.
“The biggest appeal to me was easily the coaching that’s been built up there,” Daulton said. “Coach [Kendal] Briles was the first guy to spot me out of the crowd during camps and workouts. I’m really excited to keep building that relationship with him and Coach [Sonny] Dykes – and hopefully become the best version of myself possible.”
Daulton’s game blends poise with mobility – a style that continues to define the next wave of quarterbacks at the college and pro levels. That balance, he says, has been a long-term focus.
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“Above all else, I think I’ve gradually refined my pocket presence,” he said. “Sometimes I rely on my legs a little too much, so it’s taken some work to become calmer in those situations.”
When asked who shaped his approach to the position, Daulton names both icons and modern stars.
“As a Patriots fan, it’s only natural that I look up to Tom Brady. He’s been my guy since I was a kid,” he said. “But since running and being mobile has become such a big part of my game, I think Jayden Daniels is a great example of the type of quarterback that programs are leaning toward now. His Heisman year at LSU was something else.”
There’s still one more season to write before Daulton heads to Fort Worth – and if his growth continues on its current trajectory, he just might help The Woodlands finish what it started.
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Four-Star Randle RB Landen Williams-Callis
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“We aren’t going to let all the praise and accolades from last year get to our heads,” he said. “It’s back to work for us, and we won’t let any of the noise from the outside keep us from making another run to State.”
That kind of focus has defined both Williams-Callis and the Lions, who completed a perfect 16-0 campaign in 2024 – capped by a thrilling 38-35 win over South Oak Cliff to claim the school’s first-ever UIL State Championship. It was a crowning moment not only for the team, but for head coach Brian Randle, whose father, Dr. Thomas E. Randle, is the school’s namesake.
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“It was unbelievable,” Williams-Callis said of the title win. “Honestly, it didn’t feel like we had won it at that moment. But once everything settled down for a second, we could all take it in and appreciate what we had done. I’ll never forget the celebration we had at the Airbnb afterwards.”
Williams-Callis was named the UIL 5A-DII State Offensive MVP and earned his second straight District MVP nod. With nearly 2,400 yards of total offense and 45 scores to his name, he was unquestionably the engine behind the Lions’ historic season – and remains at the heart of a program looking to do it all over again.
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The four-star recruit already holds offers from some of college football’s elite – Ohio State, Georgia, Oregon, Texas, and Notre Dame among them. But for now, the junior star is taking it in stride.
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“I do my best to not take it for granted,” he said. “Of course, I’ve been enjoying all the attention, but I make sure that it doesn’t interfere with who I am and what my goals are. I don’t let it stress me out because I still have plenty of time before I make a decision.”
That level-headed approach didn’t happen by accident. It was shaped by faith and by family – both of which Williams-Callis credits for keeping him grounded.
“I’m a big family guy, so I can shout out just about everyone,” he said. “From my parents, to my cousins – James and Jacquizz Rodgers (former NFL RB) – and my grandma, whose name I got tattooed on my arm after she passed away. Of course, I know that God will get me through anything. I’ve been blessed, so I know that I can always call on Him to be there for me.”
Given that there are two years of eligibility still ahead and a legacy already in motion, Williams-Callis isn’t chasing noise. He’s chasing greatness – one carry, one season, one title at a time.
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