Chevy Spotlight

The Oak Ridge Softball team reached the 4th round of the playoffs last season, the best run in school history, and the Lady War Eagles return all but two members of the starting lineup and hope to advance to state.

Cleveland raced out to a 13-4 start to the season under first-year Head Coach Derek Williams, and the Indians are in the mix for a playoff spot despite a young roster.

The George Ranch Girls Soccer program won district titles from 2014-2016 and after moving from 5A to 6A last year, the Longhorns are hungry to move back to the top of the district standings this season.

The Chevy Spotlight shines on the Livingston Cheerleaders, who recently competed in the UIL State Spirit Competition.

The Katy Tigers basketball program is off to a strong start and looking to end a four-year playoff drought.

The Friendswood Volleyball team overcame a number of obstacles in the days following Hurricane Harvey.

Led by a senior class that advanced to State as sophomore, the Crosby Lady Cougars are off to a good start as they look to get back to San Antonio.

The defending 6A State Champion Cy Falls Eagles return all 5 starters and are off to another hot start as they look to defend their title.

The Manvel Mavericks came up just short in their bid to win the 5A Division 1 State Championship, in a heartbreaking 53-49 loss that revealed the Mavs true championship character.

The Kingwood Mustangs just completed their best season in 2 decades. The season started with a historic rainfall that threatened to wipe out the entire schedule. Thanks to some help from their neighbors, the Mustangs advanced to the 3rd round of the state playoffs before falling to Langham Creek. It was an inspirational run that won't soon be forgotten!

With a senior-laden lineup, the Sealy Lady Tigers have their sights set on a district championship.

The Episcopal Knights are ranked 8th in the state and looking for a return trip to the SPC championship game, under the guidance of Head Coach Wayne Jones.

Barbers Hill Girls Basketball player Charli Collier is ranked as the #2 recruit in the nation and has signed to play for the Texas Longhorns. She looks to lead the Lady Eagles back to state and win the program's 4th state title.

The tradition-rich El Campo Ricebirds won another district title and reached the 2nd round of the playoffs, despite losing much of the core from a year ago.

After an undefeated regular season that included the program's first district title since 2012, the Angleton Wildcats are poised to make a deep postseason run.

Alief Taylor WR Brennan Eagles is one of the top recruits in the country. The Texas Longhorns commit is a leader for the Lions both on and off the field, even after his season got cut short due to an injury.