A quick look at the Greater Houston Area districts headed into Week 9.
Each team’s remaining schedule is listed after their current district record.
GHA District Overview Headed to Week 9
A quick look at the Greater Houston Area districts headed into Week 9.
Each team’s remaining schedule is listed after their current district record.
13-6A
Willis (6-0) –OPEN, The Woodlands, Oak Ridge
The Woodlands (6-0) –Caney Creek, Willis, OPEN
Oak Ridge (4-1) –College Park, Caney Creek, Willis
College Park (3-2) –Oak Ridge, New Caney, Conroe
Grand Oaks (2-4) –Conroe, OPEN, Cleveland
New Caney (1-4) –Cleveland, College Park, Caney Creek
Caney Creek (1-4) –The Woodlands, Oak Ridge, New Caney
Conroe (1-4) –Grand Oaks, Cleveland, College Park
Cleveland (0-5) –New Caney, Conroe, Grand Oaks
Week 8: Oak Ridge, Willis and The Woodlands all record wins as expected. Grand Oaks pulls up big win over New Caney.
Tony’s take: Willis and The Woodlands should still settle the district title when they meet Week 10. I still think Oak Ridge is primed to grab the 3rd spot. New Caney’s loss throws the 4th spot up for grabs between College Park, Grand Oaks and New Caney.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Willis, 2) The Woodlands, 3) Oak Ridge, 4) College Park
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 The Woodlands; D1-2 College Park; D2-1 Willis; D2-2 Oak Ridge
Note: The team to keep a close eye on is College Park. I have all three of their remaining games as within single digits and they win two of those they should be a playoff team.
14-6A
Westfield (4-0) –MacArthur, Davis, Aldine
Nimitz (3-1) –Aldine, Spring, DeKaney
DeKaney (3-1) – Spring, MacArthur, Nimitz
Spring (3-1) – DeKaney, Nimitz, Eisenhower
Davis (1-3) – Eisenhower, Westfield, MacArthur
Eisenhower (1-3) – Davis, Aldine, Spring
MacArthur (1-3) – Westfield, DeKaney, Davis
Aldine (0-4) – Nimitz, Eisenhower, Westfield
Week 8: DeKaney, Nimitz, Westfield and Spring all win as expected.
Tony’s take: Davis didn’t pull off a win against Nimitz so this is district has solidified a bit.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Westfield, 2) DeKaney, 3) Nimitz, 4) Spring
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Westfield; D1-2 Spring; D2-1 DeKaney; D2-2 Nimitz
Note: It would now take multiple upsets to change the playoff teams. The only thing that may change is the ordering of the D2 teams. DeKaney and Nimitz meet Week 11 and the winner will likely be the D2-1 seed and the other the D2-2 seed.
15-6A
Klein Collins (4-0) – Klein Cain, Tomball, Klein
Tomball (3-1) – Klein Forest, Klein Collins, Klein Cain
Tomball Memorial (3-1) – Klein, Klein Oak, Waller
Klein Cain (3-1) – Klein Collins, Waller, Tomball
Klein Oak (1-3) – Waller, Tomball Memorial, Klein Forest
Klein Forest (1-3) – Tomball, Klein, Klein Oak
Waller (1-3) – Klein Oak, Klein Cain, Tomball Memorial
Klein (0-4) – Tomball Memorial, Klein Forest, Klein Collins
Week 8: Tomball Memorial pulls off the win over Tomball. Klein Collins and Klein Cain get expected wins. Waller gets it’s first ever 6A district win.
Tony’s take: Kelin Collins is the clear favorite to win the district. Tomball, Tomball Memorial and Klein Cain should be the remaining playoff teams.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Klein Collins, 2) Tomball Memorial, 3) Tomball, 4) Klein Cain
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Klein Collins; D1-2 Klein Cain; D2-1 Tomball Memorial; D2-2 Tomball
Note: Tomball, Tomball Memorial and Klein Cain should all clinch a playoff spot with one win in their remaining three games.
16-6A
Cy Springs (4-0) – Cy Falls, Cy Woods, Bridgeland
Bridgeland (4-0) – Cy Woods, Cy Lakes, Cy Springs
Cy Falls (3-1) – Cy Springs, Cy Park, Cy Ranch
Cy Ranch (2-2) – Cy Lakes, Langham, Cy Falls
Cy Woods (2-2) – Bridgeland, Cy Springs, Cy Parks
Cy Lakes (1-3) – Cy Ranch, Bridgeland, Langham Creek
Langham Creek (0-4) – Cy Park, Cy Ranch, Cy Lakes
Cy Park (0-4) – Langham Creek, Cy Falls, Cy Woods
Week 8: Bridgeland gets a big win over Cy Ranch. Cy Falls, Cy Lakes and Cy Springs were all winners.
Tony’s take: Bridgeland is the clear favorite to win the district now. Cy Springs and Bridgeland face off Week 11.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Bridgeland, 2) Cy Falls, 3) Cy Springs, 4) Cy Ranch
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Bridgeland; D1-2 Cy Ranch; D2-1 Cy Falls; D2-2 Cy Springs
Note: The game this week between Cy Falls and Cy Springs will go a long way to determining 2nd place in district. Cy Ranch has already beaten Cy Woods and would have an edge in any tie-breaker against the Wildcats.
17-6A
Cy Fair (4-0) – Northbrook, Spring Woods, Cy Ridge, Memorial
Memorial (4-0) – Cy Ridge, Jersey Village, Stratford, Cy Fair
Stratford (3-1) – Spring Woods, Cy Ridge, Memorial, Jersey Village
Jersey Village (3-1) – Cy Creek, Memorial, Northbrook, Stratford
Cy Ridge (2-2) – Memorial, Stratford, Cy Fair, Cy Creek
Spring Woods (0-4) – Stratford, Cy Fair, Cy Creek, Northbrook
Cy Creek (0-4) – Jersey Village, Northbrook, Spring Woods, Cy Ridge
Northbrook (0-4) – Cy Fair, Cy Creek, Jersey Village, Spring Woods
Week 8: Jersey Village, Memorial, Cy Fair and Stratford were all winners.
Tony’s take: Given the remaining schedules, I think the four playoff teams a pretty clear in this district with only the order of finish behind Cy Fair somewhat up in the air.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Cy Fair, 2) Stratford, 3) Jersey Village, 4) Memorial
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Cy Fair; D1-2 Jersey Village; D2-1 Stratford; D2-2 Memorial
Note: I think the only think that could possibly change on this is the D2 seeding with Memorial and Stratford swapping spots but I think that is a long shot.
18-6A
Lamar (4-0) – Chavez, OPEN, Bellaire 6-0
Heights (2-1) – Westbury, Sam Houston, Chavez 5-1
Bellaire (2-1) – Sam Houston, Chavez, Lamar 4-2
Westbury (2-2) – Heights, Westside, OPEN 2-3 toss Westside
Sam Houston (1-2) – Bellaire, Heights, Westside 1-5
Westside (1-3) – OPEN, Westbury, Sam Houston 2-3 toss Westbury
Chavez (0-3) – Lamar, Bellaire, Heights
Week 8: Bellaire edges Westbury. Heights and Lamar win as expected.
Tony’s take: With Bellaire’s win over Westbury they have moved into the 3rd playoff spot and Bellaire drops to #4
Tony’s projected finish:1) Lamar, 2) Heights, 3) Bellaire, 4) Westbury
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Lamar; D1-2 Bellaire; D2-1 Heights; D2-Westbury
Note: Westbury vs Westside is likely to determine the 4th playoff spot. If Westbury wins you get the alignment above. If Westside wins you get Bellaire and Westside as your D1 teams and Lamar goes D2 along with Westbury. In that case it would be D1-1 Bellaire, D1-2 Westside
19-6A
Katy (5-0) – Cinco Ranch, Seven Lakes, Taylor
Jordan (4-1) – Taylor, Tompkins, Morton Ranch
Taylor (4-1) – Jordan, Paetow, Katy
Cinco Ranch (4-2) – Katy, OPEN, Seven Lakes
Tompkins (3-2) – Mayde Creek, Jordan, Paetow
Mayde Creek (2-4) – Tompkins, Morton Ranch, OPEN
Seven Lakes (1-4) – Paetow, Katy, Cinco Ranch
Morton Ranch (1-5) – OPEN, Mayde Creek, Jordan
Paetow (0-5) – Seven Lakes, Taylor, Tompkins
Week 8: Cinco Ranch, Jordan, Taylor and Tompkins all win.
Tony’s Take: No changes – Katy and Jordan seem like playoff locks at this point. Taylor, Cinco Ranch and Tompkins are competing for the final two playoff spots in my opinion.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Katy, 2) Jordan, 3) Tompkins, 4) Taylor
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Katy: D1-2 Tompkins; D2-1 Jordan; D2-2 Taylor
Note: I have this projected as 3-way tie for 3rd between Tompkins, Taylor and Cinco Ranch. In that scenario Tompkins and Taylor would be the playoff teams. Tompkins is pretty much a playoff lock barring a major upset. I have Taylor as losing to Jordan and Katy but even with that, they are likely a playoff team as long at they beat Paetow Week 10.
20-6A
Ridge Point (6-0) – Austin, Travis, OPEN
Hightower (4-1) – Elkins, Clements, Austin
George Ranch (4-2) – Dulles, OPEN, Elkins
Travis (4-2) – OPEN, Ridge Point, Bush
Austin (3-2) – Ridge Point, Bush, Hightower
Clements (1-4) – Bush, Hightower, Dulles
Dulles (1-4) – George Ranch, Elkins, Clements
Bush (1-4) – Clements, Austin, Travis
Elkins (0-5) – Hightower, Dulles, George Ranch
Week 8: Travis, Bush, Ridge Point and Hightower were all winners.
Tony’s Take: Travis’ win over Austin gives them the inside track for the 4th playoff spot.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Ridge Point, 2) Hightower, 3) George Ranch, 4) Travis
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Ridge Point; D1-2 Travis; D2-1 Hightower, D2-2 George Ranch
Note: Austin has a very difficult schedule remaining and it is hard to see them winner more than 1 game. Geroge Ranch’s prior win over Travis gives them inside track of the 3rd spot.
21-6A
North Shore (4-0) – Humble, Atascocita, Kingwood
Atascocita (4-0) – North Shore, Summer Creek
Summer Creek (3-1) – United, King, Atascocita
CE King (3-1) – Atascocita, Summer Creek, West Brook
Humble (1-3) – North Shore, Kingwood, United
Kingwood (1-3) – West Brook, Humble, North Shore
Beaumont United (0-4) – Summer Creek, West Brook, Humble
West Brook (0-4) – Kingwood, United, King
Week 8: CE King, North Shore, Atascocita and Summer Creek all record wins.
Tony’s Take: I think the top 4 are locked in with the only thing left to be determined is the order of finish to be determined Week 10 when North Short plays Atascocita and Summer Creek plays King.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) North Shore, 2) Atascocita, 3) Summer Creek 4) King
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 North Shore; D1-2 Atascocita; D2-1 Summer Creek; D2-2 King
Note: The outcome of the Week 10 games will not change the D1 and D2 teams just the seeding within the divisions.
22-6A
Dobie (4-0) –Rayburn, South Houston, OPEN
Channelview (2-1) – Deer Park, Pasadena, Pasadena Memorial
Deer Park (2-1) – Channelview, Sam Rayburn, South Houston
Pasadena Memorial (2-2) – Pasadena, OPEN, Channelview
South Houston (2-2) – OPEN, Dobie, Deer Park
Rayburn (0-3) – Dobie, Deer Park, Pasadena
Pasadena (0-3) – Pasadena Memorial, Channelview, Rayburn
Week 8: Dobie edges Channelview in overtime to put a virtual lock on the district crown. Deer Park and South Houston also win.
Tony’s Take: I think the four playoff teams will be Dobie, Deer Park, Pasadena Memorial and Channelview with the only think to be determined being the order of finish between Pasadena Memorial and Channelview when they play Week 11.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Dobie, 2) Deer Park, 3) Pasadena Memorial, 4) Channelview
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Dobie; D1-2 Deer Park; D2-1 Pasadena Memorial; D2-2 Channelview
Note: If Channelview beats Memorial Week 11 the D2 seedings would flop.
23-6A
Dawson (4-0) – Shadow Creek, Elsik, Alvin
Pearland (3-1) – Taylor, Strake Jesuit, Hastings
Shadow Creek (3-1) – Dawson, Taylor, Strake Jesuit
Alief Taylor (2-2) – Pearland, Shadow Creek, Elsik
Strake Jesuit (2-2) – Hastings, Pearland, Shadow Creek
Alief Elsik (1-3) – Alvin, Dawson, Taylor
Alief Hastings (1-3) – Strake Jesuit, Alvin, Pearland
Alvin (0-4) – Elsik, Hastings, Dawson
Week 8: Dawson knocks off Pearland creating a showdown this week with Shadow Creek with the district title in play.
Tony’s Take: I have the top 3 teams as Pearland, Dawson and Shadow Creek with the 4th playoff spot up for grabs between Taylor, Hastings and Strake Jesuit. The order of top 3 is up for grabs. If Dawson beats Shadow Creek this week it’s a clear 1, 2, 3 of Dawson, Pearland and Shadow Creek. If Shadow Creek wins, there could be a 3-way tie for first.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Dawson, 2) Shadow Creek, 3) Pearland, 4) Alief Taylor
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Pearland; D1-2 Alief Taylor; D2-1 Dawson; D2-2 Shadow Creek
Note: There is a lot up in the air in 236A. The order of finish between the top 3 is very much undetermined. Alief Taylor has already beaten Jesuit and would hold the tie-breaker.
24-6A
Dickinson (3-0) – Clear Lake, Clear Creek, Clear Brook
Clear Creek (3-0) – Clear Springs, Dickinson, Clear Falls
Clear Falls (2-1) – Brazoswood, Clear Lake, Clear Creek
Clear Brook (2-2) – OPEN, Clear Springs, Dickinson
Clear Springs (2-2) – Clear Lake, Clear Creek, Clear Brook
Clear Lake (0-3) – Dickinson, Clear Falls, Brazoswood
Brazoswood (0-4) – Clear Falls, OPEN, Clear Lake
Week 8: Clear Creek, Clear Springs and Dickinson all won.
Tony’s take: I am very confident in Dickinson, Clear Falls and Clear Springs as the top three teams.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Dickinson, 2) Clear Falls, 3) Clear Springs, 4) Clear Creek
Tony’s projected seedings: D1-1 Dickinson; D1-2 Clear Springs; D2-1 Clear Falls, D2-2 Clear Creek
Note: With win over Clear Brook in Week 8, Clear Creek now is in position to grab the 4th spot.
8-5AD1
Port Arthur Memorial (5-0) – Lee, Hill, Kingwood Park
La Porte (5-1) – Sterling, Crosby, OPEN
Barbers Hill (4-1) – Kingwood Park, Port Arthur Memorial, Porter
Kingwood Park (4-2) – Barbers Hill, OPEN, Port Arthur Memorial
New Caney Porter (3-2) – Goose Creek Memorial, Lee, Barbers Hill
Baytown Lee (2-3) – Port Arthur Memorial, Porter, Sterling
Crosby (1-5) – OPEN, La Porte, Goose Creek Memorial
Baytown Sterling (0-5) – La Porte, Goose Creek Memorial, Lee
Goose Creek Memorial (0-5) – Porter, Sterling, Crosby
Week 8: Port Arthur Memorial, Kingwood Park, Crosby and La Porte were winners.
Tony’s take: I think the four teams are likely to be Port Arthur Memorial, Barbers Hill, La Porte and Porter. La Porte beat Barbers Hill in Week 5, so they have an advantage in tiebreakers against Barbers Hill. Porter has a Week 3 win over Kingwood Park, so they have an advantage in tie breakers over Kingwood Park.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Port Arthur Memorial, 2) La Porte, 3) Barbers Hill, 4) Porter
Note: This district matches up against 7-5AD1 in the opening round of the playoffs. 7-5AD1 is a DFW/ East Texas based district. The top two finishers will get a home game while the 3rd and 4th place teams will have to travel to DFW or East Texas for a 1st round matchup. The likely top two teams in 7-5AD1 are Longview and Forney. Barbers Hill would be looking at trips of 211 miles or 267 miles. Porter would be looking at trips of 192 miles or 227 miles. So, you see how important grabbing a top 2 seed is.
9-5AD1
Galveston Ball (5-0) – Waltrip, Northside, Wisdom
Houston Madison (5-1) – Wisdom, OPEN, Sterling
Houston Wisdom (4-1) – Madison, Sterling, Ball
Houston Sterling (4-1) – Northside, Wisdom, Madison
Houston Waltrip (3-2) – Ball, Sharpstown, Austin
Houston Austin (2-4) – OPEN, Milby, Waltrip
Houston Milby (1-5) – Sharpstown, Austin, OPEN
Houston Northside (0-5) – Sterling, Ball, Sharpstown
Houston Sharpstown (0-5) – Milby, Waltrip, Northside
Week 8: Ball, Austin, Madison and Sterling were all winners.
Tony’s take: I see Ball as the clear favorite for the district crown. I see Sterling/ Madison Week 11 as decided 2nd and 3rd. This week’s game between Wisdom and Waltrip may solidify the 4th spot.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Ball, 2) Sterling, 3) Madison, 4) Waltrip
Note: While Wisdom is 4-1 right now, their schedule is backloaded and they face their 3 toughest opponents on the season over the next three weeks. They will need to pull an upset (preferably over Waltrip this week) to stay in the playoff hunt.
10-5AD1
Fulshear (5-0) – Kempner, Manvel, Foster
Magnolia (5-1) – Manvel, Foster, OPEN
Angleton (3-2) – Friendswood, Magnolia West, Kempner
Manvel (3-2) – Magnolia, Fulshear, Terry
Magnolia West (3-2) – Terry, Angleton, Friendswood
Friendswood (3-3) – Angleton, OPEN, Magnolia West
Rosenberg Terry (1-4) – Magnolia West, Kempner, Manvel
Richmond Foster (1-5) – OPEN, Magnolia, Fulshear
Fort Bend Kempner (0-5) – Fulshear, Terry, Angleton
Week 8: Magnolia, Friendswood, Fulshear and Manvel all win.
Tony’s take: Fulshear has already beaten the teams close behind them in the standings and is the overwhelming favorite for the district crown. Magnolia has also already beaten their closest competition and is the clear favorite to finish 2nd. Angleton, Manvel, Magnolia West and Friendswood are competing for the 3rd and 4th playoff spots.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Fulshear, 2) Magnolia, 3) Angleton, 4) Magnolia West
Note: Manvel has already lost to Angleton and Magnolia West the teams they would be likely to compete against for the fourth spot. Their win over Friendswood is the one bright spot when it comes to possible tie-breakers.
9-5AD2
Port Neches Groves (4-0) – Santa Fe, Nederland, Galena Park
Nederland (3-1) – Galena Park, PNG, Texas City
Texas City (3-1) – Dayton, Santa Fe, Nederland
Dayton (2-2) – Texas City, Willowridge, FB Marshall
Fort Bend Marshall (2-2) – Willowridge, Galena Park, Dayton
Galena Park (1-3) – Nederland, FB Marshall, PNG
Santa Fe (1-3) – PNG, Texas City, Willowridge
Fort Bend Willowridge (0-4) – FB Marshall, Dayton, Santa Fe
Week 8: PNG and Santa Fe win handily. Marshall and Texas escape upset bids.
Tony’s take: I think the top four teams are PNG, Texas City, Fort Bend Marshall and Nederland.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Port Neches-Groves, 2) Texas City, 3) Fort Bend Marshall, 4) Nederland
Note: Nederland’s Week 6 win over Dayton gives them a big advantage over Dayton.
10-5AD2
Montgomery Lake Creek (4-0) – Huntsville, OPEN, Brenham
Huntsville (3-0) – Lake Creek, Brenham, Randle
Richmond Randle (2-1) – Lamar Consolidated, Rudder, Huntsville
Brenham (2-1) – Rudder, Huntsville, Lake Creek
Bryan Rudder (1-2) – Brenham, Randle, Montgomery
Lamar Consolidated (0-4) – Randle, Montgomery, OPEN
Montgomery (0-4) – OPEN, Lamar Consolidated, Rudder
Week 8: Brenham, Lake Creek and Randle win.
Tony’s take: Lake Creek has already beaten Randle. A win this week Huntsville will all but clinch the district title for the Lions. Brenham/ Rudder this week will be key in determining 4th.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Lake Creek, 2) Randle, 3) Huntsville, 4) Brenham
Note: Randle/ Huntsville Week 11 should decide 2nd and 3rd.
10-4AD1
Lumberton (2-0) – Huffman Hargrave, LCM, Livingston
Little Cypress-Mauriceville (2-0) – Splendora, Lumberton, Huffman Hargrave
Livingston (1-1) – Vidor, Splendora, Lumberton
Huffman Hargrave (1-1) – Lumberton, Vidor, LCM
Vidor (0-2) – Livingston, Huffman Hargrave, Splendora
Splendora (0-2) – LCM, Livingston, Vidor
Week 8: Lumberton, LCM and Huffman-Hargrave win.
Tony’s take: Vidor open’s 0-2 against Lumberton and LCM I still have them finishing 3rd in district.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Lumberton, 2) LCM, 3) Vidor, 4) Livingston
Note: Lumberton/ LCM Week 10 is likely to determine the district crown.
11-4AD1
Houston Yates (4-0) –Washington, Wheatley, Worthing
Houston Worthing (4-0) – Furr, Washington, Yates
Houston North Forest (2-2) – Scarborough, Kashmere, Wheatley
Houston Kashmere (2-2) – Wheatley, North Forest, Furr
Houston Furr (2-2) – Worthing, Scarborough, Kashmere
Houston Wheatley (2-2) – Kashmere, Yates, North Forest
Houston Scarborough (0-4) – North Forest, Furr, Washington
Houston Washington (0-4) – Yates, Worthing, Scarborough
Week 8: Furr, Yates, Worthing and Wheatley all win.
Tony’s take: Yates and Worthing look to clearly be playoff teams and meet Week 11 to likely determine the district crown. There is currently a four-way tie for 3rd-6th at 2-2 in district.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Yates, 2) Worthing, 3) North Forest, 4) Furr
Note: The teams in the four-way play each other a lot the rest of the way and the outcome of those games will determine the 3rd and 4th spots. All three of Kashmere’s remaining games are against teams in the tie. North Forest and Wheatley have 2 games. Furr has 1.
12-4AD1
Needville (4-0) – Bay City, OPEN, Iowa Colony
Iowa Colony (3-0) – El Campo, Bay City, Needville
Bay City (2-1) – Needville, Iowa Colony, Stafford
Stafford (1-2) – Navasota, El Campo, Bay City
El Campo (1-2) – Iowa Colony, Stafford, Brazosport
Navasota (1-3) – Stafford, Brazosport, OPEN
Brazosport (0-4) – OPEN, Navasota, El Campo
Week 8: Iowa Colony and Stafford win as expected. Needville wins big over El Campo.
Tony’s take: With Needville’s win over El Campo, they are now in discuss for the district title. If Iowa Colony beats El Campo this week, then the Week 11 Needville/ Iowa Colony game with decide the crown.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Iowa Colony, 2) Needville, 3) Bay City, 4) El Campo
Note: This could wind up in a 3-way tie for 3rd between El Campo, Bay City and Navasota. All games between these teams have already been played and the differential is already established. El Campo would appear to have the advantage in a 3-way tie.
9-4AD2
Hamshire-Fannett (4-0) – Silsbee, Liberty, OPEN
Silsbee (3-0) – Hamshire-Fannett, Bridge City, Jasper
Jasper (2-1) – WOS, Hardin-Jefferson, Silsbee
West Orange-Stark (2-2) – Jasper, OPEN, Hardin-Jefferson
Liberty (1-3) – OPEN, Hamshire-Fannett, Bridge City
Bridge City (0-3) – Hardin-Jefferson, Silsbee, Liberty
Hardin-Jefferson (0-3) – Bridge City, Jasper, WOS
Week 8: WOS, Hamshire-Fannett and Silsbee all win.
Tony’s take: This week is a big week in 9-4AD2 with Hamshire-Fannett and Silsbee facing off in what should determine the district crown. Jasper and WOS also face off in the game that should determine 3rd and 4th.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Silsbee, 2) Hamshire-Fannett, 3) Jasper, 4) West Orange-Stark
Note: It would take a series of upsets for anyone other than those four to grab a playoff berth.
10-4AD2
Bellville (4-0) – OPEN, Wharton, Sweeny
Sweeny (3-0) – Royal, Sealy, Bellville
Royal (2-1) – Sweeny, La Marque, Columbia
Columbia (2-2) – La Marque, OPEN, Royal
La Marque (1-2) – Columbia, Royal, Sealy
Sealy (0-3) – Wharton, Sweeny, La Marque
Wharton (0-4) – Sealy, Bellville, OPEN
Week 8: Bellville, Royal and Sweeny all win big.
Tony’s take: Sweeny and Royal play this week and I think this will determine the 2nd and 3rd spots in the district.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Bellville, 2) Sweeny, 3) Royal 4) Royal
Note: The team I have projected 5th (Sealy) has already lost to Columbia (Week 5) and will need multiple upsets to make the playoffs.
10-3AD1
Orangefield (4-0) – OPEN, Kirbyville, East Chambers
Kirbyville (3-1) – Hardin, Orangefield, OPEN
East Chambers (2-1) – Tarkington, Hardin, Orangefield
Anahuac (2-2) – Buna, OPEN, Tarkington
Tarkington (1-2) – East Chambers, Buna, Anahuac
Hardin (0-3) – Kirbyville, East Chambers, Buna
Buna (0-3) – Anahuac, Tarkington, Hardin
Week 8: Kirbyville, Orangefield and East Chambers will in week 8.
Tony’s take: Anahuac’s loss to East Chambers scrambles things up in 10-3AD1. The four playoffs remain Kirbyville, Orangefield, East Chambers and Anahuac but the order of finish changes.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Kirbyville, 2) Orangefield, 3) East Chambers, 4) Anahuac
Note: Orangefield/ Kirbyville Week 10 could determine the district title.
12-3AD1
Columbus (2-0) – Hitchcock, Yoakum, OPEN, Hempstead
Hitchcock (1-1) – Columbus, Hempstead, Hallettsville, OPEN
Hallettsville (1-1) – Hempstead, OPEN, Hitchcock, Yoakum
Hempstead (0-1) – Hallettsville, Hitchcock, Yoakum, Columbus
Yoakum (0-1) – OPEN, Columbus, Hempstead, Hallettsville
Week 8: Columbus thumps Hitchcock and Hallettsville thumps Hempstead.
Tony’s take: Columbus beats Hitchcock and is the clear favorite for the district title.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Columbus, 2) Hitchcock, 3) Hallettsville, 4) Yoakum
Note: Week 11 game between Yoakum and Hallettsville should settle 3rd and 4th.
14-3AD2
Tidehaven (3-0) –Danbury, Boling, Van Vleck
Boling (3-0) – East Bernard, Tidehaven, Brazos
East Bernard (2-1) – Boling, Van Vleck, Rice
Van Vleck (2-1) – Rice, East Bernard, Tidehaven
Wallis Brazos (1-3) – OPEN, Danbury, Boling
Rice Consolidated (1-3) – Van Vleck, OPEN, East Bernard
Danbury (0-4) – Tidehaven, Brazos, OPEN
Week 8: Boling, East Bernard and Tidehaven are winners.
Tony’s take: I think Tidehaven, East Bernard and Boling will finish 1, 2, 3 in some order. Van Vleck, Brazos and Rice Consolidated should compete for the final spot.
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Tidehaven, 2) East Bernard, 3) Boling, 4) Van Vleck
Note: A three-way tie for fourth at 2-4 between Van Vleck, Brazos and Rice Consolidated is still possible. Key game is Van Vleck vs Rice Consolidated this week.
NOTE ON TAPPS: Most of the teams make the playoffs so the order of finish primarily determines placement in the bracket.
TAPPS 2-D1 (All Five in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) St. Thomas, 2) Antonian Prep, 3) Tomball Concordia Lutheran, 4) San Antonio Central Catholic, 5) St. Pius X
TAPPS 4-D2 (Four of Six in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Houston Second Baptist, 2) Fort Bend Christian, 3) Houston Lutheran South, 4) The Woodlands Christian, 5) Beaumont Kelly, 6) Katy St. John XXII
TAPPS 4-D3 (Three of Four in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Cypress Community Christian, 2) Austin Brentwood, 3) Magnolia Legacy, 4) Bay Area Christian
TAPPS 3-D4 (All Three in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Northland Christian, 2) Bryan Brazos Christian, 3) Tomball Rosehill
SPC 4A (Top Two Teams Meet for Championship Week 11)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Houston St. John’s, 2) Bellaire Episcopal, 3) Kinkaid, 4) Episcopal School of Dallas, 5) Dallas St. Mark’s
SPC 3A (Top Two Teams Meet for Championship Week 11)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Houston Christian, 2) Fort Worth Trinity Valley, 3) The Woodlands John Cooper, 4) Fort Worth Country Day, 5) Irving Cistercian, 6) Dallas Greenhill Prep, 7) Arlington Oakridge
TAPPS Six-man 2-D1 (All Five in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Emery-Weiner, 2) Giddings Lone Star, 3) Saint Mary’s Hall, 4) Sugar Land Logos Prep, 5) Laredo St. Augustine
TAPPS Six-man 5-D2 (Four of Six in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Pasadena First Baptist, 2) Conroe Covenant, 3) Bryan Allen Academy, 4) Westbury Christian, 5) Beaumont Legacy, 6) Katy Faith West
TAPPS Six-man 5-D3 (Four of Six in Playoffs)
Tony’s projected finish: 1) Bryan St. Joseph, 2) Brazosport Christian, 3) Baytown Christian, 4) Divine Savior, 5) Spring Founders Christian, 6) Houston Second Baptist UM
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