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With the Spring season already underway, we're now approaching the final stretch of campus-coordinated media days on our schedule.
Recently, our team traveled to Fort Bend Christian Academy for their 2026 Spring Media Day.
Blending experience and youth, Reese Heflin (Sr. RHP) and Evelyn Moore (So. UT/RHP) outline FBCA softballβs pursuit of a return to elite status, among other topics.
Check out the interview below!
CATHERINE VASQUEZ IS ON THE CUSP OF A BREAKOUT YEAR.
The Elsik senior pitcher has put in countless hours this offseason with one goal in mind β taking her game to the college level. After helping lead the Rams to the postseason, Vasquez has her sights set higher in 2026.
But her story goes beyond the diamond. At its core, itβs about family, responsibility, and heart. We caught up with Vasquez in the Elsik dugout to talk softball, life, and what truly makes her tick in our 411 Feature.
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VYPE: Softball⦠when did you fall in love with the sport?
VASQUEZ: βItβs a funny story. I used to watch Good Luck Charlie all the time. There was an episode where they were playing softball, and it looked like so much fun. I told my mom about it and she signed me up the next day β that was in seventh grade. That show got me hooked, and I grew to love the sport.β
VYPE: Fast forward to now β whatβs your favorite show?
VASQUEZ: βThatβs easy β Stranger Things. I love anything from the 1980s. I tell my mom all the time how lucky she was to grow up in the β80s. You could ride your bike or walk around the neighborhood and not worry about a thing.β
VYPE: What are your passions outside of softball?
VASQUEZ: βMy mom. Itβs just me and her. She suffers from asthma, and I help her as much as I can. Iβve been driving since I was 13 to run errands or go to the store. I also love my grandma β she has diabetes, and I help inject her insulin. Taking care of them has built my passion for becoming a nurse someday. Iβm a very good caregiver.β
VYPE: What would your teammates say about you?
VASQUEZ: βIβm a quiet leader β I donβt boss people around or yell to get my point across. Thatβs not me. Iβm also very hard on myself, so theyβd probably say Iβm passionate about the sport and a hard worker.β
VYPE: What have you learned about being part of a team?
VASQUEZ: βGirls are very sensitive with our thoughts and feelings. To be a good teammate, you have to be accepting and understanding. Being in tune with everyoneβs emotions and keeping everyone involved is key to having a good team. Iβve learned so much about myself through sports.β
VYPE: What are you trying to accomplish this season?
VASQUEZ: βI want my opponents and my teammates to see how much work Iβve put in and how much Iβve improved. Thatβs all the validation I need.β
Second Baptist claims it second straight TAPPS 5A State crown
State titles have been claimed and All-Tournament teams announced β hereβs a look at the weekendβs action.
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2025-26 Parish Episcopal Basketball
Rebecca Deragon (VYPE)
In its third consecutive trip to the TAPPS 6A State Final, Parish Episcopal delivered a composed, commanding performance, pulling away from TMI Episcopal for a 62-48 victory Saturday in Waco. The triumph marked a second title in three seasons for head coach Ahmad Ajami, as the Panthers capped the winter at 21-7 overall.
Senior forward Hudson Lucas and guards Antoine Almuttar and Armon Almuttar each earned State All-Tournament honors, underscoring the balanced firepower and poise that fueled Parishβs championship run.
Under head coach Jason Cantwell, The Village School Lady Vikings (30-6) powered through the TAPPS 6A bracket, eliminating St. Michaelβs, Savio, and Antonian before sealing their run with a commanding 70-56 victory over defending champion Prestonwood Christian Academy to claim the state crown.
Moments after the final buzzer, senior guard Shaniya Williams and sophomores Nyla Singleton and Candice Tsiang earned All-Tournament selections, reflecting the teamβs balance and composure on the biggest stage. Sophomore point guard Toni Ademuwagun also proved instrumental, pacing the Vikings at nearly 13 points per game and providing a steady offensive presence throughout the winter.
The stars of 2025-26 Second Baptist School Basketball
Matt Powell (VYPE)
SBS fulfilled its repeat ambitions, cementing the Eaglesβ status as one of the stateβs premier programs β and a dominant force within the private school ranks. The 31-4 squad rolled past Grace Prep 79-56 on Saturday, securing back-to-back TAPPS 5A state championships and marking the programβs fifth all-time crown.
Itβs no secret who fueled head coach Taylor Landβs Second Baptist engine. Junior guard Reese Alston continued to light up the scoreboard all season, averaging 23 points per game, while Navy-bound senior Shia Francis provided the thunder to Alstonβs lightning. Both earned All-Tournament honors, joined by sophomore big man Kaiden Smith, a genuine star on the rise. Junior wing Will Goolsby also deserves recognition for his steady scoring presence throughout 2026.
In one of the most electric finales of the weekend, Southwest Christian erased a 10-point deficit against St. Maryβs Hall with fewer than four minutes remaining in the TAPPS 5A championship, ultimately flipping the script for a 46-43 victory. The Eagles (32-8), led by Fred Jones, captured their second consecutive title and brought the teamβs fourth state banner back to Fort Worth.
When all was said and done, All-Tournament honors were presented to junior combo guard Maley Campbell, senior Serenity Massey, and freshman Makay Campbell.
Wrapping up the season on a 22-game winning streak, McKinney Christian Academy completed a flawless run to the TAPPS 4A title. The championship game ended in a decisive 49-31 victory over Westbury Christian, marking head coach Fonzo Martinezβs latest triumph and capping an impressive 39-1 campaign for the Mustangs.
The Mustangsβ dominance was reflected in the All-Tournament honors, with seniors Jaydan Vicknair and Manny Weaver, along with junior forward Diego Landin, earning recognition for their pivotal roles. Westbury Christian also placed players on the list, including Dan Mangala Jr., Jayvien Cummings, and freshman Carter Guillory.
Westbury Christian Jr. PF Dan Mangala Jr. (All-Tournament Team)
Bryan Guevara (VYPE)
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