The Spotlight segment offers an in-depth look at the stories behind the teams, athletes, and coaches who go beyond the game. We highlight acts of character, charitable endeavors, and the inspiring journeys of those who overcome obstacles to succeed both on and off the field. Visit this page to explore these powerful stories that showcase the true spirit of high school sports in Houston.
Our Chevy Spotlights shines on Fort Bend Ridge Point Football. A 6A favorite after going to the regional finals last year, they owe a lot of their success to quarterback Bert Emanuel Jr. Not only for his athletic ability, but his powers of persuasion as he convince 6'7 300 pound Calvin Harvey to leave basketball behind and give football a try. Turns out to be the best decision of his life.
A volleyball team like Episcopal High School is used to playoff runs. They've qualified for 9 straight. But last year, due to Covid, the post season was cancelled. Now, in 2021, the Knights are looking to stake claim to another SPC championship.
Summer Creek is in one of the toughest districts in the state. However, behind their gentle giant, Kelvin Banks, the Bulldogs feel they can make a strong push of the post season.
D'vonne Hmielewski moved to Sealy, Texas from Germany without knowing any English. But now, as a junior quarterback for the Sealy Tigers, Hmielewski is ready to break all the Tigers passing records.
Our Chevy Spotlight shines on the Boling Powerlifting program. Peyton Wostarek has been powerlifting since she was a freshman and it's paid off this year as she qualified for state last wee.
Our Chevy Spotlight takes a look back at some of the most memorable stories of the year.
Going from in the cafeteria to playing outside at the town square, Bellville high schools band director Kenneth Peters talks about the bands annual spaghetti dinner and the changes they have made due to COVID
This week's Chevy Spotlight goes to the Kinkaid Baseball Team
