VYPE Media Fan Poll Winners - April 2020

May 05, 2020

VYPE Media releases weekly polls throughout the month and the fans come out in droves to vote for their favorite player! It is always exciting when a poll comes down to the wire.

A new feature on VYPE.com will be at the end of each month we will list all the winners of the polls for that month. So, check out the winners of the polls for the month of April. Check out all the winners below and thanks to the fans who voted!!

Reminder, these are Fan Polls. The VYPE Media Editorial team just selects the athletes for the poll and the winner is determined solely by a fan vote!

VYPE Houston Girls Private School Girls Basketball Player of the Year - Armani Bartlett, Houston Christian (20,048 of 81,001 votes)

VYPE Houston Boys Public School Basketball Player of the Year – Rommell Williams, Mayde Creek (27,025 of 83,669 votes)

VYPE Houston Boys Private School Boys Basketball Player of the Year – Jakoby Flores, St. Thomas Episcopal (26,149 of 61,726 votes)

Unfinished business 🧎🏽‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/MbVaNxlt8C
— Koby (@Kobo1523) February 24, 2020

VYPE DFW Girls Private School Basketball Player of the Year – Jewell Howard, Mesquite Dallas Christian (29,091 votes of 110,500)

VYPE DFW Boys Public School Basketball Player of the Year – Marcell McCreary, O.D. Wyatt (55,587 of 167,148 votes)

#NewProfilePic pic.twitter.com/oCYTHs3Nhk
— SleptOn_Mc (@MarcellMccreary) November 13, 2019

VYPE DFW Boys Private School Basketball Player of the Year – Noah Taylor, Flower Mound Coram Deo Academy (19,470 of 57,429 votes)

VYPE West TX/Panhandle Girls Private School Basketball Player of the Year – Abigail Crow, Lubbock Christian School (27,110 of 49,374 votes)

Congratulations to TAPPS 4A All State First Team Abbie Crow! @HubCityPrepsLBK @LoneStarVarsity @LCHSEagles @CoachCrow_LCHS pic.twitter.com/O1N1FEsbwE
— Lubbock Christian Lady Eagle Basketball (@lbkchrgrlbball) March 21, 2020

VYPE West TX/Panhandle Boys Public School Basketball Player of the Year – Zaiden LeCroy, Levelland (70,532 of 193,797 votes)

VYPE SETX Boys Basketball Player of the Year – Kenneth Lofton Jr., Port Arthur Memorial (21,026 of 34,841 votes)

Hit 33pts 101-30. #dubnation pic.twitter.com/oxQpNPEWJe
— Kenneth Lofton Jr. (@kennethlofton2) November 16, 2016

VYPE San Antonio Boys Basketball Player of the Year – Tanner Brown, San Antonio Brandeis (34,256 of 71,727 votes)

ICYMI: The inspiring story of Brandeis basketball (@BrandeisHoops) sharpshooter Tanner Brown (@t_annerbrown).https://t.co/7sF7NsS7eH pic.twitter.com/yIPQQYYWKh
— John Elizondo (@johndelizondo) February 10, 2020

VYPE San Antonio’s Top Quarterback Recruit – Donovan Davila, Uvalde (19,345 of 49,681 votes)

Donovan Davila Quarterback Uvalde High School Class of 2021 https://t.co/K53S98d23o
— Coach C.J. Rivera (@CoachCJRivera) April 14, 2020

VYPE San Antonio’s Top Running Back Recruit – Marques Washington, Seguin (36,738 of 129,442 votes)

🦍 .. pic.twitter.com/Z4F9AdpygZ
— 4️⃣ (@MarquesWash) October 20, 2019

VYPE San Antonio’s Top Receiver Recruit – Alan Hernandez, San Antonio Memorial (54,779 of 151,555 votes)

miss it soo much 😣 pic.twitter.com/DS3VaRX72i
— alanone4 (@Alanjoh_14) December 26, 2019

VYPE Austin Boys Basketball Player of the Year - Ryan Davis, Fredericksburg (21,838 of 48,461 votes)

Congrats to Fredericksburg Sr guard Ryan Davis as he commits to play hoops at Ripon College in Wisconsin. We are proud of you!! Hard work and passion does pay off in the long run! #billiehoops. #billiepride. pic.twitter.com/oTQEQwJR7k
— Coach Tim Kaman (@FBGBasketball) October 29, 2019

VYPE Austin’s Top 2021-2022 Football Recruit – Nate Yarnell, Lake Travis (5,342 of 8,161 votes)

Quick look at what Pitt is getting in Lake Travis QB Nate Yarnell @NateYarnell @LTHSCavFootball pic.twitter.com/ZqIPFDBnkG
— Travis Recek (@TravisRecek) May 1, 2020

VYPE Austin Top Running Back Recruit – Elijah Oakmon, Pflugerville (14,425 of 27,772 votes)

Make your move 🤝 #constantlyworking @PF_HighFootball pic.twitter.com/eY75J6Dc8G
— Elijah Oakmon (@EOakmon_22) April 20, 2020

VYPE Austin’s Top Receiver Recruit – KeSean Raven, Rockdale (17,705 of 63, 974 votes)

“Heeeeeee goneeeeeee✌🏾🏁” #ToQuickForYa pic.twitter.com/PVEvKrS9in
— KeSean Raven ⁷ (@ToQuickForYa) October 5, 2019

VYPE Texas Boys Private School Wrestler of the Year – Sam Shafer, All Saints Episcopal (4,515 of 8,203 votes)

2020 TAPPS State Wrestling Championship, 113 Lbs Weight Class Results:
1st Place - Sam Shafer of All Saints Episcopal School
2nd Place - Brandon Brentham of Texas School for the Deaf
3rd Place - Will Dundee of St. Thomas Catholic pic.twitter.com/b5nM0LVsSw
— TAPPS Wrestling (@TAPPSwrestling) February 17, 2020

VYPE West TX/Panhandle Boys Private School Basketball Player of the Year – Jackson Janes, Lubbock All Saints Episcopal (10,810 of 26,253 votes)

VYPE South Texas Boys Public School Basketball Player of the Year – Gus Sanchez, Hidalgo (42,739 of 168,214 votes)

VYPE South TX Boys Private School Basketball Player of the Year – Allen Guerra, Alamo Macedonian Christian Academy (11,778 of 30,031 votes)

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Instant Reaction: Johnson Leans On Run Game & Defense In Upset Of Brandeis

One of the most important games of the 2020 Texas high school season so far was a Thursday October 22nd matchup of undefeated teams at Northside ISD's Dub Farris Athletic Complex. VYPE Player of the Game Benjamin McCreary's touchdowns ultimately led San Antonio Johnson (4-0, 3-0) to a huge 19-7 upset win against the San Antonio area's top ranked team, San Antonio Brandeis (3-1, 2-1), in UIL 28-6A district play.

"That defense really stepped up," said McCreary. "And the offense, we just tried to do our best."

VYPE Player of the Game Benjamin McCreary had 2 rushing TDs in San Antonio Johnson’s 19-7 upset win against San Ant… https://t.co/X4R9Rf2eYq
— VYPE San Antonio (@VYPE San Antonio)1603422027.0

You've heard from the VYPE Player of the Game. Now, check out VYPE's takeaways!

(1) Run Game Was On Point Early And Often

The game between San Antonio Johnson and San Antonio Brandeis was expected to be a competitive one. The contest definitely started like that because the Jaguars and Broncos drove down the field and scored a rushing touchdown on the first two offensive drives. First, it was San Antonio Johnson's Benjamin McCreary, who scored from three yards out at the 6:35 mark of the first quarter. Moments later, Nico Garcia found a hole for San Antonio Brandeis and scored from eight yards out at the 3:48 mark of the period.

Nearly two quarters later at the 4:14 point of the third, Ty Reasoner ran for 54 yards and the go-ahead score to continue the trend and put the Jaguars up 13-7. Later, McCreary's second score of the game allowed them to extend their lead to 19-7 with only 76 seconds before the fourth.

(2) Defense Came To Play

After the offensive-led opening frame, most fans at Dub Farris Athletic Complex expected more scoring from that side of the ball in the second. Instead, both teams leaned on an important defensive stop to produce a shutout in the period before halftime. The first one was an interception by San Antonio Johnson's Sam Hall at the 2:12 mark and San Antonio Brandeis' unit stopped San Antonio Johnson on the Broncos' side of the field with 19 ticks left in the half.

The dominant defensive presence continued with three straight scoreless drives to open the second half. San Antonio Johnson added a fumble recovery with 3:04 left in the frame, a Reid Watt interception on a San Antonio Brandeis fourth and 18 pass at the 11:38 point in the fourth quarter, two more fourth down stops at the 8:06 and 4:46 marks of the period and a forced punt with 1:27 left in the game to wrap up the victory.

(3) Brandeis Shined On Special Teams

San Antonio Brandeis may not have won the game, but it found more special teams success than San Antonio Johnson did. The Broncos were perfect on their only extra point kick, while the San Antonio Johnson Jaguars missed one of their two launch attempts and had an incomplete pass on a two-point conversion. San Antonio Brandeis also got a boost from Aiden Inesta-Rodriguez, who returned a kickoff to the San Antonio Johnson 25-yard line with 1:05 left in the third quarter.

For more sports coverage, follow Thomas (@Texan8thGen Facebook/Instagram/Twitter) and VYPE (VYPE Texas Facebook and @VYPESATX Instagram/Twitter) on social media.

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5 Big Takeaways: Bridgeland holds off Cypress Ranch to move to 5-0

Bridgeland defense flexing muscles

Cypress Ranch was once the big boy on the block in the Cy-Fair ISD, but the Bridgeland Bears are the new kids with a fancy new car.

The Bears beat Cy Ranch 29-17 on Thursday night at Cy-Fair FCU Stadium to take the pole position for District 16-6A as we go week-to-week with COVID-19. It was 24-0 at the half as the Bears cruised late.

Hear are the Big 5 Takeways from Thursday night's game.

1. Bridgeland QB Weigman is the Truth

Conner Weigman accounted for 297 yards of offense with his arm and feet. He is football IQ is off the charts. He did take off too early to run on a few plays tonight.

VYPE Postgame: Caught up with winning QB @ConnerWeigman who finished passing for 207 yards and a score and rushed for 90 more and a score in the Bears win. #txhsfb @CyFairISD @ray_zepeda1 @Perroni247 @hunter15wallis @GoffneyDylan @BridgelandCFISD @VarsityWires pic.twitter.com/G8QRy6Q2IQ
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) October 23, 2020

2. Bear Defense has Some Teeth

Daniel Grigsbee, Bryce McMorris, Gavan Kaspar and Oghenemine Imarah get after it on defense. Imarah leads the charge up front with an extremely high motor. The LB and DBs are really good as well.

TURNOVER ALERT 🚨: The first turnover of the game comes at the perfect time for @BridgelandFB as @DanielGrisbee nails Cy Ranch QB DJ Ciers as he goes to throw and @CMOTS_1202 is right there for the pick!! Momentum back to the Bears!! #txhsfb @ConnerWeigman @hunter15wallis pic.twitter.com/Nfji6ekbfJ
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) October 23, 2020

3. Too Little Too Late

Cypress Ranch couldn't get the offense going AT ALL in the first half. No protection, no running game and QB DJ Ciers was 2 for 4 for 14 yards and had 0 yards rushing on 10 attempts in the first half. The WRs couldn't get much separation either. The second half got better outscoring Bridgeland 17-5 after halftime. Ciers finished 8 of 14 for 151 yards and a score and rushed for 77 yards and a score.

TOUCHDOWN MUSTANGS: Watch out here comes @cyranchfootball as QB @djciers runs this one in from six yards. Cuts the Bears lead down to 12. #txhsfb

4th - 6:50@BridgelandFB - 29@CyRanchHS - 17 pic.twitter.com/caudNusmit
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) October 23, 2020

4. Does Bridgeland have Staying Power in the Postseason?

Doing a little prognostication, with the Bears winning district and being the No. 1 DII team, they would possibly face Klein Collins then Westfield in Round 2. Pretty tough route.

5. Romario Noel Looks the Part

Cypress Ranch DB Noel is huge and the Bears didn't challenge them much on his side of the field. The Baylor-commit was also pretty good on supporting the run.

VYPE 🏈 Game Report @BridgelandFB holds on for a 29-17 victory to move to 5-0 in 2020. VYPE's @jokoch09 with the report. #txhsfb

(@CoachRaffield @BridgelandCFISD @KPRC2RandyMc @ConnerWeigman @AtrevionH @DanielGrisbee @djciers @VarsityWires @CyFairISD @ray_zepeda1 @CMOTS_1202) pic.twitter.com/2FB6s8DrRQ
— vypehouston (@vypehouston) October 23, 2020

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