1/23/2024 0 Comments Bryce anderson breakout![]() Last season's 10-win season was also the first since 2010. Once in, the Wildcats made a run, reaching the third round before falling to Katy Taylor. ![]() Defensively, watch for linebacker Roy Morris, defensive end William Evans and cornerback Josiah Ruano.įor the first time since 2010, Humble was in the playoffs last year and it came as a Class 6A for the first time in program history. Protecting him will be first-team offensive lineman Roger Davis, while second-teamer Jerrell Wimbley will be relying on Davis to open up some gaps for him at running back. Kincheon is a whiz in the classroom and could definitely be an Ivy League guy by year's end. Derek Fitzhenry does bring back some solid pieces including Kameron Kincheon at quarterback. This team will have a new look on defense and offense, so Kingwood could be one of the surprises on District 21-6A in 2020.Īfter back-to-back playoff appearances, the hill will be a little tougher to climb in 2020 for C.E. Also back is linebacker/fullback Carson Mancuso and lineman Thomas Goodman. Defensively, Grant Mize is coming off a first-team, all-district season at linebacker. Ben Bernell will hold down the offensive line. The offense will be led by second-team, all-district picks Jack Dugas at receiver and Kasey Duplechin at running back. Twelve starters return, including seven on offense, so the cupboard isn't bare. Melton takes over a program that went 5-6 last year and was bounced in the first round. Melton's last stop was Highland Park, where he served as the defensive coordinator and was on staff during the Scots' run of three-straight state championships. Step in Cale Melton to take over the program. Barry Campbell stepped down after last year to take a job in Belton with former Ridge Point coach Brett Sniffin. Amantie Lockhart will be one to watch on the line. ![]() Defensively, there will be some questions and they will have to improve in the turnover area after only mustering three interceptions and nine fumbles. Quarterback Bryan Bush (1,456 yards) returns for his senior year. At receiver, Baylor-commit Elijah Bean (first-team, all-district) will lead that crew with running back and second-team pick Torrie Curry (460 yards, 9 TDs), who will get the majority of the work in 2020. Last year, Banks was a first-teamer and Lapeze was a second-teamer. Class of 2022 star Kelvin Banks leads the group, along with Luke Lapeze (UTSA-commit). So, can they get back into the dance? They have the pieces and you have to start with their offensive line. That would have been a third-straight playoff berth for Summer Creek. The Bulldogs were left on the outside looking in last year when it came to the playoffs. Defensively, watch for Nikolas "Niko" Campbell and Caleb Burton. Quincy Thompson will tote the rock running through the monster holes that four-star OL prospect Kam Dewberry creates on the line. He will be joined by District 22-6A Newcomer of the Year Keith Wheeler to pace the receiving game. First-team, all-district pick Landen King (Auburn-commit) had a breakout playoff performance last year, which caused his recruiting to skyrocket in the spring. Gavin Session is set to assume control of the offense and will have some big-time targets to throw to. Craig Stump will have to find a new signal-caller with Brice Matthews gone to graduation. They have gone to the third round or deeper in each of the last five seasons. The Eagles enter this fall seeking its sixth-straight year of 10-plus wins and an eighth-straight playoff appearance. Moving into a new district, Atascocita will be challenged as they go for a fourth-straight district crown in 2020. Can North Shore win a third straight title? We will see. Others to watch include Alonzo Brown, Broc Leblanc and Aaron Brown. Denver Harris is a 6-foot-1 cornerback, who has shot up the recruiting ranks this offseason. Gone is Corey Flagg Jr (Miami) and Upton Stout (North Texas), so who will fill their shoes? Time to look to the youth. Up front, North Shore will be solid again with Jaeden Roberts (Auburn-commit) Defensively, the Mustangs will have some holes to fill. Another target for Davis will be Charles King at receiver, who earned first-team nods a year ago. Davis will welcome back big target Shadrach Banks (Texas A&M-commit) after he was injury-plagued in 2019. The Auburn-commit, who has played varsity since his freshman season is ready for one last ride. The Mustangs return back-to-back State Championship game Offensive MVP in Dematrius Davis. The final playoff spot will be a battle between Humble, Summer Creek, C.E. Back-to-back State Champion North Shore and perennial playoff powers Atascocita and Beaumont West Brook come together to form a mega-district. ![]() This is the toughest district in the state of Texas.
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