Taylor shook up the District 19-6A playoff picture with a pivotal 33-17 win over Cinco Ranch on Friday at Rhodes Stadium.
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Katy continued its march towards another District 19-6A title on Friday in a 44-7 win over Morton Ranch at Legacy Stadium.
Tompkins swept the team titles at the District 19-6A cross country meet on Friday at Bear Creek Park.
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Tompkins rebounded from its first district loss to Katy last week with a 49-28 win over Mayde Creek on Thursday at Legacy Stadium.
Katy’s football program is well known for state championships, dominance in district play and for players like Andy Dalton going to major college programs and, sometimes, the National Football League.
Two teams battling for playoff position in District 19-6A went toe to toe on Tuesday at Cinco Ranch High School.
Morgan Janda had no idea how many different hitters she was feeding. Try 10.
Separated by seven points midway through the third quarter, Cinco Ranch scored 27 unanswered points to pull out a 44-17 victory over Morton Ranch at Rhodes Stadium on Saturday in District 19-6A action.
After losing its first varsity game to Stafford to start the season, Paetow never trailed in its next three games.
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Katy silenced anyone doubting its state-contender credentials with a 66-13 win over previously unbeaten Tompkins on Friday at Rhodes Stadium.
Seven Lakes has a lot to smile about on homecoming weekend.
Seven Lakes took sole possession of first in District 19-6A on Tuesday with a 3-1 (23-25, 28-26, 25-17, 27-25) win over Tompkins.
Katy Taylor volleyball coach Louise Crite wasn’t going to hide how badly her team needed a win.
Taylor and Morton Ranch started their District 19-6A journey on Saturday at Legacy Stadium. The Mustangs scored 20 unanswered points en route to a 20-6 win.
Cinco Ranch earned its first victory of the season by defeating Mayde Creek, 44-28, in both teams’ District 19-6A opener Friday at Rhodes Stadium.
Tompkins continued its undefeated start to the season with a 15-10 win over Seven Lakes on Friday at Legacy Stadium.
Katy earned a crucial District 19-6A win over Cinco Ranch on Tuesday, 3-0 (25-22, 25-22, 25-20).
Katy wrapped up non-district play with its second straight blowout win on Saturday in a 59-7 victory over Clear Springs.
Taylor wrapped up non-district play with a 35-7 loss to Dickinson on Friday.
Cinco Ranch wrapped up non-district play on Friday by dropping their fourth game of the season to Cedar Park, 14-13, Friday at Legacy Stadium.
Morton Ranch cruised to a 62-13 victory over Sam Houston on Friday at Rhodes Stadium to improve to 3-1 on the season heading into District 19-6A play.
Seven Lakes earned its third-consecutive win of the season by defeating the Heights Bulldogs, 30-13, on Thursday night at Legacy Stadium.
The Lady Falcons shrugged off Friday’s 3-2 loss to Cinco Ranch on Tuesday with a 3-0 (25-9, 25-18, 25-17) sweep at Morton Ranch to improve to 2-1 in District 19-6A.
Cinco Ranch had trouble securing the ball in Saturday’s 56-28 loss to Pearland at Legacy Stadium.
Katy Taylor improved to 2-1 on the season with a 19-10 win over Deer Park at Abshier Stadium on Friday.
Friday’s game at Mercer Stadium between Paetow and Fort Bend Clements looked like it was over early but instead finished with late theatrics and fireworks.
R.J. Smith rushed for 246 yards for four touchdowns and added a receiving touchdown, as Tompkins cruised to a 70-7 victory over the Alvin Yellowjackets on Friday at AISD Memorial Stadium.
The Katy Tigers scored early and often in Friday’s 63-0 win over Aguilas Blancas at Legacy Stadium.
In Thursday’s 30-29 win over Fort Bend Austin, Seven Lakes special teams made two critical plays that sealed the victory.
After losing its first district match on Friday to Tompkins, Seven Lakes came out on a mission against Cinco Ranch on Tuesday winning 3-0 (28-26, 25-18, 26-24).
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When a team gets a 372-yard performance out of a running back, it’s usually in a lopsided win.
If traffic caused you to miss the first quarter of the Seven Lakes and LaPorte game at Rhodes Stadium, you missed the whole game.
Friday belonged to Tompkins junior running back R.J. Smith. He rushed for 289 yards and 6 touchdowns in 58-13 Falcons win over Klein Cain.
Cinco Ranch came within a two-point conversion of beating Jersey Village on Friday, but ultimately dropped their second game of the season, 50-48, in a shootout at Pridgeon Stadium.
In most cases, the two-point conversion is used as a last resort.
Opportunistic defense coupled with a quick-strike offense enabled Mayde Creek to defeat Fort Bend Austin, 44–31, Friday at Mercer Stadium in Sugar Land.
The first victory in Paetow’s school history, a 24-7 win over Northbrook, is now in the record books.
Mayde Creek finished up its non-district volleyball schedule on Tuesday with a 3-0 win (25-9, 25-18, 25-12) over DeKaney.
Mayde Creek’s season got off to a frustrating start on Saturday in a 37-22 loss to Conroe at Legacy Stadium.
History was made Friday as Katy ISD’s eighth high school, Paetow, played its first varsity football game against Stafford losing, 41-14.
A quick glance at the Katy and North Shore football rosters prior to Friday’s showdown revealed a noticeable difference in size.
The Seven Lakes Spartans were a hail mary away from pulling off a stunning comeback against the Memorial Mustangs on Thursday, but ultimately fell short, 17-14, in a thriller at Tully Stadium to kick off the 2018 football season.
Cinco Ranch opened the season with a 32-21 loss to Cy Ranch on Thursday at C-F FCU Stadium.
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The Paetow volleyball program took a big step forward on Tuesday with a 3-2 (23-25, 26-24, 15-25, 33-31, 15-9) road win over Taylor.
The Cinco Ranch volleyball team (13-2) picked up its sixth consecutive win of the season by defeating the Elkins Knights (10-12-1), 3-0, Tuesday evening at Cinco Ranch High School.
The Panthers growled and attacked each other Friday evening at Rhodes Stadium, but the Paetow Panthers came out on top in a scrimmage against Cy Springs.
Katy held its dress rehearsal for the season on Friday with a scrimmage against Klein Collins ahead of its opening-week clash with North Shore.
New Taylor head coach Chad Simmons led his team against a familiar foe in a scrimmage against Ridge Point on Thursday at Legacy Stadium.
Morton Ranch hosted Alief Elsik on Tuesday, winning 3-0 (25-10, 25-17, 25-20). The Mavericks improved to 10-9 with the victory. Elsik came into the match with a 0-8 overall record.
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Following a trip to the state tournament as a junior, Morgan Janda has high hopes for her Seven Lakes team this season.
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Cinco Ranch's volleyball team does not have many flaws.
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