Tuesday, November 1, 2016

TA's Top CenTex Team Rankings (After Week 10)!



When it seemed like all hope was lost for the Smithson Valley Rangers to be in the Central Texas area team rankings after losing 2 games in the first 3 weeks of the season, they are now looking at finishing the regular season in the CenTex Big Schools Top 10.
(photo courtesy of FirstCovers.com)



Big Schools (6A & 5A)

1. Austin Lake Travis (8-1)
2. Cibolo Steele (8-1)
3. Round Rock Cedar Ridge (9-0)
4. Cedar Park (9-0)
5. College Station (10-0)
6. San Antonio O'Connor (8-1)
7. Austin Bowie (8-1)
8. Austin LBJ (8-1)
9. Austin Westlake (7-2)
10. Smithson Valley (7-2)


Others in the running: Converse Judson, San Antonio Reagan, Waco Midway, Dripping Springs, San Antonio Alamo Heights, Pflugerville Connally, Boerne Champion, Brenham, Austin McCallum, Georgetown


Small Schools (including TAPPS)

1. Waco La Vega (9-0)
2Geronimo Navarro (9-0)
3. China Spring (8-1)
4. Bremond (9-0)
5. Rockdale (8-1)
6. Austin Regents (9-0)
7. Hallettsville (9-0)
8. Mart (9-0)
9Cameron Yoe (8-2)
10. Harper (8-1)
11. San Antonio Holy Cross (8-1)
12. Altair Rice Consolidated (7-1)
13. Giddings (7-2)
14. Wimberley (7-2)
15. San Antonio Antonian Prep (8-1)


Others in the running: Franklin, Teague, Austin Hyde Park, Jewett Leon, Crawford, Bosqueville, Mason, Burnet, Waco Robinson, Fischer Canyon Lake, Somerset







Monday, October 31, 2016

Central Texas' Overlooked Prospects!



Albeit severely and unjustly overlooked, our Central Texas area prospects grind hard in order to help their teams compete for championships and to also be recognized by such institutions listed on the above map.




Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Week 10 - Some Intriguing Matchups to Watch in CenTex!


Both Killeen Ellison (green jerseys) and Belton could both possibly be battling for the final playoff spot in District 8-6A this Friday. Week 10 is a huge week for a number of teams throughout CenTex that are vying for a shot at the postseason.
(photo courtesy of kdhnews.com)





Some Intriguing Matchups to Watch in Week 10

Austin Del Valle at Manor
Austin Reagan at Austin Crockett
Austin Texas School for the Deaf at Temple CTCS
Bryan at Waco
Caldwell at Gonzales
College Station at Temple
Comanche at Brady
Converse Judson at Smithson Valley
Copperas Cove at Killeen
Franklin at Rockdale
Gatesville at Waco La Vega
Giddings at La Grange
Hearne at Jewett Leon
Hubbard at Bremond
*Huntsville at Brenham
Killeen Ellison at Belton
Lampasas at Burnet
Liberty Hill at China Spring
Mexia at Fairfield
Navasota at *Bridge City
*Pleasanton at Somerset
Pflugerville at Round Rock Westwood
Round Rock Stony Point at Round Rock McNeil
San Antonio Alamo Heights at Boerne Champion
San Antonio Houston at San Antonio Jefferson
San Antonio Reagan at San Antonio Madison
San Marcos at Austin Anderson
Seguin at Kerrville Tivy
Teague at Malakoff

*denotes a team located outside of the Central Texas region.

Some CenTex Standouts from Week 9!


Running back prospect Ty Jordan ('17, Normangee) had one of the best nights ever in Central Texas in Week 9.
(photo courtesy of theeagle.com)




Herman Arroyo, '17 Moody: 139 passing yards; 220 rushing yards, 6 TDs
Tariq Buchanan, '17 Elgin: 177 receiving yards, 3 TDs
Josh Calvin, '17 Gonzales: 320 rushing yards, 
Will Chaney, '17 San Antonio Alamo Heights: 388 passing yards, 3 TDs
Jason Faulkner, '17 Comfort: 198 rushing yards, 2 TDs
Isiah Flaherty, '17 Lago Vista: 191 rushing yards, TD
Davion Ford, '17 Rockdale: 346 rushing yards, 5 TDs
Steven Gallardo, '17 Burnet: 181 receiving yards, 2 TDs
Cooper Haigood, '17 Lorena: 25 tackles, 1 TFL; 3 QB hurries
Alvin Harper, '17 Austin Reagan: 419 passing yards, 5 TDs
Edel Hernandez, '17 Florence: 213 rushing yards, 3 TDs
Reese Johnson, '17 Dripping Springs: 255 passing yards, 4 TDs; 231 rushing yards, 3 TDs
Mykal Jones, '17 Austin Travis: 170 receiving yards, 2 TDs
Ty Jordan, '17 Normangee: 436 rushing yards, 5 TDs; fumble return TD; kickoff return TD; 572 all-purpose yards
Deary'on Milligan, '17 Hutto: 286 rushing yards, 2 TDs
Trevon Moehrig-Woodard, '18 Smithson Valley: 51-yard punt return TD; 100-yard kickoff return TD; no receptions surrendered on defense
Nik Proctor, '19 San Antonio Alamo Heights: 176 receiving yards, 2 TDs
C.J. Rittenhouse, '17 Round Rock Cedar Ridge: 177 rushing yards, TD
Donta Stuart, '19 Waco La Vega: 13 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 INT, 2 PBUs
Jacob Taute, '18 Cedar Park Vista Ridge: 482 passing yards, 5 TDs
Gabriel Vondrak, '17 Austin St. Michael's: 301 passing yards, 3 TDs
Mark Wagner, '17 College Station: 14 tackles; 1 FF; 1 FR
Corbin Watson, '17 Jewett Leon: 2 interceptions, 102-yard PAT return; 2 rushing TDs; 117 receiving yards, 2 TDs



Tuesday, October 25, 2016

TA's Top CenTex Team Rankings (After Week 9)!


Since their only loss on the season took place, the Austin Bowie Bulldogs have quietly moved into the top 10 rankings of big schools in the Central Texas area.


Big Schools (6A & 5A)

1. Austin Lake Travis (7-1)
2. Cibolo Steele (7-1)
3. Round Rock Cedar Ridge (9-0)
4. Converse Judson (7-1)
5. Cedar Park (8-0)
6. College Station (9-0)
7. San Antonio O'Connor (7-1)
8. Austin Westlake (6-2)
9. Austin Bowie (7-1)
10. Austin LBJ (7-1)


Others in the running: San Antonio Reagan, Smithson Valley, Boerne Champion, Dripping Springs, San Antonio Alamo Heights, Pflugerville Connally, Waco Midway, Brenham, Austin McCallum, Georgetown, Temple


Small Schools (including TAPPS)

1. Waco La Vega (8-0)
2Geronimo Navarro (8-0)
3. China Spring (7-1)
4. Bremond (8-0)
5. Rockdale (7-1)
6. Austin Regents (8-0)
7. Hallettsville (9-0)
8. Franklin (7-1)
9. Mart (8-0)
10. Teague (7-1)
11. San Antonio Antonian Prep (8-0)
12Cameron Yoe (6-2)
13. Harper (7-1)
14. San Antonio Holy Cross (7-1)
15. Altair Rice Consolidated (7-1)


Others in the running: Giddings, Wimberley, Liberty Hill, Austin Hyde Park, Jewett Leon, Crawford, Bosqueville, Mason, Burnet, Waco Robinson, Fischer Canyon Lake






Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Week 9 - Some Intriguing Matchups to Watch in CenTex!


                       
 As the regular season in high school football nears its twilight hours, the matchup of Week 9 will take place in the eastern part of the Central Texas region as Hallettsville visits Altair Rice Consolidated.
 


Some Intriguing Matchups to Watch in Week 9

Austin High at Austin LBJ
Austin Hyde Park at San Antonio Holy Cross
Austin Texas School for the Deaf at Marble Falls Faith Academy
Brenham at Willis
Centerville at *Lovelady
China Spring at Gatesville
Comanche at *Clyde
Crawford at Goldthwaite
Gonzales at Giddings
Groesbeck at Teague
Hallettsville at Altair Rice
Hutto at Leander Rouse
Itasca at Bosqueville
Junction at Mason
Killeen at Killeen Ellison (traditional crosstown rivalry)
Mart at Italy
Pflugerville Connally at Cedar Park
Rockdale at McGregor
Rogers at Lexington
Round Rock at Round Rock Westwood
San Antonio Alamo Heights at Dripping Springs
San Antonio Johnson at San Antonio Reagan
San Antonio St. Anthony at San Antonio Antonian Prep
Schertz Clemens at Converse Judson
Snook at Somerville
Temple CTCS at Bryan St. Joseph
Thorndale at Holland
Wimberley at Geronimo Navarro


TA's Top CenTex Team Rankings (After Week 8)!


The Pflugerville Connally Cougars have performed close to a 180-degree turn from the previous season and will most likely be playing in the postseason.




Big Schools (6A & 5A)

1. Austin Lake Travis (6-1)
2. Cibolo Steele (6-1)
3. Converse Judson (6-1)
4. Round Rock Cedar Ridge (8-0)
5. Cedar Park (7-0)
6. College Station (8-0)
7. San Antonio O'Connor (6-1)
8. Pflugerville Connally (7-0)
9. San Antonio Alamo Heights (7-0)
10. Austin Westlake (5-2)



Others in the running: Brenham, Austin LBJ, San Antonio Reagan, Waco Midway, Boerne Champion, Austin Bowie, Dripping Springs, Austin McCallum, Georgetown, Temple, Smithson Valley, Copperas Cove, Killeen Ellison, Schertz Clemens


Small Schools (including TAPPS)

1. Waco La Vega (7-0)
2Geronimo Navarro (7-0)
3. China Spring (6-1)
4. Bremond (7-0)
5. Rockdale (6-1)
6. Austin Regents (7-0)
7. Hallettsville (8-0)
8. Burnet (6-1)
9. Franklin (6-1)
10. Mart (7-0)
11. Waco Robinson (6-1)
12. Teague (6-1)
13. San Antonio Antonian Prep (7-0)
14. Wimberley (7-1)
15. Cameron Yoe (6-2)


Others in the running: San Antonio Holy Cross, Harper, Altair Rice, Austin Hyde Park, Jewett Leon, Crawford, Bosqueville, Schulenburg, Mason