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Whataburger Team of the Week: Katy Surges Toward State After Spectacular Regional Semifinal Victory
11 May, 2026
If there was any lingering doubt that this year’s Katy squad (34-5) is a legitimate title contender, last week’s emphatic series sweep over defending 6A Division II State Champion Kingwood erased it. The Tigers dispatched the reigning champs with a pair of similar victories.
Game 1 remained deadlocked at 1-1 through seven innings Thursday before Katy erupted in extras behind RBI doubles from Nevaeh Phillips (2 RBI), Libby Hroch, and Haley Schmitt (2 RBI). The late offensive surge proved decisive, powering the Tigers to a 6-2 victory in eight innings.
The following night, Libby Hroch ignited the offense with an RBI double in the bottom of the second inning, giving Katy an early advantage it would never relinquish. From there, the Tigers leaned on a stellar collective effort in the circle and on defense to keep Kingwood scoreless throughout the contest. Ella Kate “EK” Smith, Hroch, and freshman Haley Schmitt — who stepped in following Hroch’s untimely injury — combined to preserve the shutout.

However, the defining moment of Game 2 arrived in the sixth inning, when Katy’s formidable heart of the lineup — nicknamed “Death Valley” — delivered in emphatic fashion. EK Smith (Oklahoma signee), Maddie Smith (NC State), and Evie Willemssen (Auburn commit) launched back-to-back-to-back solo home runs over the center-field wall, breaking the game open and powering the Tigers to a 4-0 victory and a berth in the Region III Final.
In just her second season at the helm, head coach Meghan VanEtta has Katy on the verge of its first State Final Four appearance since the Tigers conquered the 6A brackets in 2019. Their Regional Final series against Clear Creek begins Thursday at 6:30 p.m., with all games set to be played at Summer Creek High School.

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Katy Tompkins cornerback Blake Jenkins is one of the biggest recruits in the Greater-Houston Area for the class of 2027 and Jenkins cut down his list of schools to a top six on Friday.
Jenkins top six schools consist of Alabama, Houston, Michigan, Texas, SMU and Vanderbilt.
"Obviously they're six great schools academically and I feel like they're all on the uprise of being strong programs in the future as well," Jenkins said. "All the corners coaches at each of those schools I have a strong relationship with and excited to build on that in the future and go on my official visits with these schools."
Cutting down his list of offers from 32 to six schools also lifted a weight off Jenkins shoulders as he now can lock in and focus in those schools specifically to help him ultimately make a decision.
"It definitely relieved a lot of stress because I had a lot of schools in contact with me and recruiting me," he said. "Just being able to focus on the main schools I really want to focus is huge."
Jenkins will visit each of the schools in his top six from late May to late June and mentioned he plans on making a decision sometime in June or July.
As far as what the Tompkins star is looking for on his official visits, academics and the right fit will be his two biggest factors.
"What I'm looking for is if I can see myself going their as a person. I know the football side but want to see me being a student there and how the academic side of things is," Jenkins said. "All six schools I can see my self being there with those coaches for three to four years."
Jenkins has a busy next two months ahead of him as far as his recruitment goes and is looking forward to a big senior season next fall.
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Their is a new head man leading the Kingwood Mustangs in 2026.
Stacy Williams was named the head coach at Kingwood high school on April 30th to replace coach Cale Melton who took the head coaching job at Lake Creek.
Williams was a former star at Jack Yates high school who then went on to play at Baylor with RGIII. His coaching career began at Aldine Davis then went on to Kingwood before going to The Woodlands high school and eventually returning to Kingwood now as the head coach.
VYPE's Matt Malatesta talks with Williams about taking the job at Kingwood, his time getting experience with the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship with the Green Bay Packers and more!
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